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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume LXIII, Issue 19122, 17 September 1936, Page 1

boot repairs GENTLEMEN’S— ■ x Half soled and heeled (sewn) , • 6/-. LADIES’— Half soled and heeled (sewn) 4/Only at — WALLY JOHNSON’S NEXT MASONIC HOTEL

ADVERTISEMENTS for this column must be handed in not later than 11 a.m., otherwise they will appear in the later edition columns. ~~ SITUATIONS VACANT MELBOURNE CASH LTD. "DEQUIRE JUNIOR SALES-J-Y' WOMAN for Hosiery and Clove Department. Previous experience essential. Excellent prospects of advancement. Apply prompt to the Manager^ WATKOKO PU-GISBO RN E RAILWAY. WAIKOKOPU COOKHOUSE. Applications invited for position as Caterer at the above Cookhouse. For particulars apply to the undersigned. p C. DU RIVARD, 10 p.VV.D., Waikokopu. I* ELI ABLE Girl, 9to s.—Apply 101 Russell Street. Jj_ W‘ ANTED.—Head Shepherd for Coast station. —Ring 71S. Tokomaru Bay, evenings. 9SO Y WANTED. —Boy, to milk, machines used, and general farm work. Ring 3C, Motu. evenings. 9_ ANTED. —Errand Boy; one with bicycle preferred.--Apply Herald. WANTED.— For six weeks, capable Help for country station; wages 30/-. —Apply Herald. \\7ANTED.— Gardener; references ’’ necessary.—Apply B. J. Holdsworth. Waikohu, Phone 2K. Te Karaka. 9]T_ \\7ANTED.— Middle-aged Woman or ' ' Business Girl to Board, reasonable for company.—Write No. 21. Herald. 12 WQRK WANTED ALL types of Saws Sharpened, Set, and Re-toothed; machine accurate; charges moderate. —Saw Service. S. Loan. 30 Bright Street. PAINTING and Paperhanging, good work, reasonable prices; choice selection of Wallpapers.—J. H. Hall, 396 Clifford Street. Phone 992, " educational I EARN to talk Maori; rapid method. J __ —Phone 1216 R. 920 LOST ~ T OST. —From Te Karaka, Black and Tan Sheep Dog, white on chest. — Please ring 31S. Te Karaka.- 990 T OST.—Black Sheep Dog. with strap hanging from collar. —Finder ring 3375. Reward. 999 T OST. —Between Town and Wai- " mala. Brief Bag. contents tools: reward. —Finder apply Herald. 13 FOUND ~~ FOUND.— Cheap Firewood, mill slabs, 3 sacks for 5/-. 2 for 3/6, 1 for 2/-; 4 sacks Tawa and 1 sack kindling. 10/-; Coal, Coke and Carbonettes. —Only at Shipp's. 471 Gladstone Road. Phone 1040.

MATRIMONIAL TL'ARMER (30), pleasing appearance, desires marriage home-loving girl. —La Reine. Bos 7. Wellesley Street. Auckland. 7 71 CLOTHING __ Q g —Men’s Felt Hats, 5/11, 19/11 and 35/-; Coat Shirts. 4/11 and 5/11; Pyjamas. 5/11, 6/11 and 7/11; Fine Worsted Sox, 2/6 and 2/11.—G.S.A. for Better Value. JL GO A —Men’s Blazers, stripe and • O«Xx. pj a j n colours, 27/6, 29/6 and 32/C; Tennis Trousers, 12/C, 14/6 and 29/6; Tennis Pullons, all wool. 12/6. — for_Better JValue. C Gr S A —Men’s Fine Footwear: Black Box Calf Shoes. 13/11: Black Patent. 15/11: ..best quality Tan Willow and Black Patent Shoes. 25/-.—G.S.A. for Better Value. « FRUIT. VEGETABLES A PPLES, Delicious, 41bs 1/XX. Doughertys, 61bs 1/-; Sturmers, 41bs 1/-; Ballarats. 51bs 1/-. —Only at Dickson’s, Gisborne's Cheapest Wholesale and Retail Fruiterer, Phone 1450. L AT Dickson’s. —Island Oranges,' 8 a 1/-; Local Oranges, 24 a 1/-; Finest Fiji Bananas. 5d per lb.; Stewing Pears, 61bs 1/-; Juicy Lemons. 1/per dozen. A SPEClAL.—Potatoes, 281bs 2/«, lOlbs 1/-: Onions. 51bs 1/-; Carrots. Parsnips, Id per bundle; Cauliflowers from 3d each; free delivery. —On 1y at Dickson's. Phone 1450. TSLAND Oranges, six for 1/-; Local Sweet Oranges. Od. 1/- and 1/6 dozen. —At Hardy’s Fruit Exchange. 34 Peel Street. ASTERS, non-wilt varieties; Zinnias, giant dahlia, flowered: Salvia Bonfire; all Gd per packet D. S. Thompson & Co. ANEMONES and Ranunculus -*•*- double Xmas flowering, retarded bulbs for rotation blooms; 5/- 100. posted—Griffiths’ Nurseries. Mt. Eden, Auckland. S.l. AUSTRALIAN Hybrid Gladiolus x*- Bulbs, dazzling shades, assorted 3/6 dozen, 50 bulbs 10/-. —Griffiths’ Nurseries. Mt. Eden. Auckland. S.l. ATTRACTIVE colours, new Polyanthus Roses. 12 distinct brilliant shades; strong trees; 12/- dozen posted—Griffiths’ Nurseries. Mt. Eden Auckland, S.l. ASTERS, collection of eight distinct packets, 2/6; Zinnias, Giant Dahlia, flowered, collection of 7 packets 3/-. —Griffiths’ Nurseries. Mt. Eden. Auckland. S.l. INSPECT our display of Flowering Pot Plants. —Cyclamen. Cinerarias, Hyacinths, Primula Sinensis, Kalanchoe, and Lachenalia; colours range from white to crimson. “Berridges.” IMPORTED direct from Holland.—l Nasturtium Seed in seven named varieties: Gleam Hybrids. Golden and Scarlet Gleam. Lady Cherry. Queen of Holland. Golden Rose, Golden Globe; all varieties, 6d packet.— “Berridges." T EMON Trees grown from budselected trees, best type, heavy bearing; 5/- each. —Hardy’s Fruit Exchange. \TEW Potatoes freshly dug every morning—Morgan’s Store. Mangapapa. Phone 12295. PETUNIAS, pink and blue, bedding, will bloom all the summer; 1/per dozen, postage extra. —D. S. Thompson & Co. T>OSES, Roses, Roses. —The Queen -!■* of Flowers; we have a wonderful selection: choose your own. —D. S. Thompson & Co. rPOMATO Plants, 1/- per dozen; also x now re ady Onion. Cabbage. Cauliflower and Lettuce Plants.—D. S. Thompson & Co.