boot repairs GENTLEMEN’S— 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. . . {MTUATIONS WANTED MUSTERING, life experience North and South Island, Rood dogs; best references. —Write No. 41. Herald. 411 POSITION Shepherd, good dogs, and experience; references.--Write Box 43. Gisborne. POSITION wanted by Grocer, 0 years’ chain and general store experience, provision and ticket writing; temporary or permanent.Appl.V Herald. WANTED. —Position, station manager or head shepherd, good dogs; excellent references.—Write ■ No - “• Herald. YOUTH, 10 years, wants position, Cabinetmaking or Carpentering trade. —Pho n e_7 54R. __ “ ' SITUATIONS - VACANT _ COOK HOSPITAL BOARD, GISBORNE. HOUSE SURGEONS. L IMPLICATIONS will be received up v till OCTOBER 14 from qualified pplicants for the positions ot: it SENIOR HOUSE SURGEON. * Salary £275 per annum, with free board and lodgings. » JUNIOR HOUSE SURGEON Salary £175 per annum, "ith free board and lodgings. Term, one year, commencing Januy 1, 1937. Applications to be addressed to the dersigned. C. A. HARRIES. Managing Secretary. OSITION~For ‘'Typiste” has now been tilled, thanking all apimr ANTED. —Good General. —Apply Mrs. R. K. Murphy. Phone 551 D. ANTED Cook-General f° r ‘ country; good wages.—Phone
WANTED. —Visiting Midwife for second week October. Address Herald. WANTED. —Girl or older person to help household duties. —Phone 847. 4u ‘ x%7 ANTED. —Strong Youth, used to W machines, for Mr. D. J. Barry's Hexton farm. —Apply K. Eastwood. Phone 12375. 397 WANTED. —For country, capable Girl as Companion Help—Write No. 43, or apply 1 Norfolk Road, off Crawford Road. . WORK WANTED he types of Saws Sharpened, Set, and Re-toothed; machine accurate; charges moderate.—Saw Service. S. Doan. 36 Bright street. — AINTING and Paperhanging, good work, reasonable prices; choice selection of Wallpapers.—J. H. Hall. 396 Clifford Street. Phone 992. LOST - oST. —From Patutahi, Big Brown Dog, with chain attached; reward. -A. T. Smith. Phone 609 K. 462 OST. —Monday, in town, £1 Note. -Finder please leave HeraltL LOST.— 2 Budgerigars, cobalt blue, ring No. 137, and sky blue. —: Finder please ring 1145. Reward. 40l Q TRAY ED.' from Ormond, Chestnut ® Gelding Hack, rope attachedinformation ring 1764 M. 437 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. CLOTHING A —Men’s Blazers, new colours, stripe or plain, 27/6, 29/6 and 32/6; Boys’ Blazers, 7/ll' to 10/6; Worsted and Fine Saddle Tweed Trousers, 19/11. G.S.A. for Better Value. 46S Go - A —Men's Sleeveless Sing- • i ets> i/j £l nd 1/3; Interlock. 1/9 and 3/6; New Coat Shirts. 4/11 and 5/11; Coloured Towels, 3 for 3/6; Pyjamas. 5/11, 0/11 and 7/11. — G.S.A. for Better Value. 40S GO A —Men’s Heavy Work .i3.XX. Boots. 20/-. 22/6; Ferntlghts, 29/G; Fine Glace Shoes, patent toe. 19/11 and 23/9; Tan Willow [Shoes, 13/11. 19/11, 23/9, 25/-.—G.S.A. [for Better Value. 468 FRUIT. VEGETABLES SPECIAL Line.—Large Local New Potatoes, 6d per lb.; Southern Potatoes, 281bs 3/-, 91bs 1/-; Canalian Onions. 51bs 1/-: free delivery.— }nly at Dickson’s. Phone 1450.
A PPLES.—Delicious, 41bs 1/-; P- Doughertys. Gibs 1/-; Sturmers, libs 1/-; Ballarats, 51bs 1/-.—Only at dckson’s. Gisborne’s Cheapest holesale and Retail Fruiterer. Phone 450. lib R ? t T Dickson’s. —Finest Black Cali- *■ fornian Grapes, 1/6 per lb.; Pears, d per lb.; Island Oranges, 6 a 1/nest Fiji Bananas. 5d per lb.; Carats, Parsnips. Id per bundle. VPPLES Delicious, Brightons, X Sturmers. Doughertys, and Statesman; 3d lb.—Hardy’s Fruit Exchange. "'IHEAP Apples.—Sturmers, . 3/6 case; delicious sweet Local [Oranges, from 4d per dozen; Grape ’Fruit, full of juice. 1/- and 1/6 dozen. —D. S. Thompson & Co. XTEW Potatoes freshly dug every morning—Morgan's Store. Mangapapa. Phone 12295. FLOWERS. BULBS. ETC. ALL Flower Seedlings, Seeds and Vegetable Seeds for present planting are available at “Berridges.” NurBery, * Floral and Seed Specialists, opposite Salvation Army Citadel. A NEMONES rlmihlA Xm and Ranunculus double Xmas flowering, retarded bulbs for rotation blooms: 6/- 100, posted—Griffiths’ Nurseries. Mt. Eden. Auckland. S.l. , A TTRACTIVE colours, new Polyanthus Roses. 12 distinct brilliant shades; strong trees; 12/- dozen, posted—Griffiths’ Nurseries. Mt. Eden, Auckland. S.l. AUSTRALIAN Hybrid Gladiolus Bulbs, dazzling shades, assorted. 3/6 dozen. 50 bulbs 10/-.—Griffiths’ Nurseries. Mt. Eden. Auckland, S.l. A STERS, collection of eight distinct packets, 2/6; Zinnias, Giant Dahlia, flowered, collection of 7 packets 3/-. —Griffiths’ Nurseries, Mt. Eden. Auckland. S.l.
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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume LXIII, Issue 19134, 1 October 1936, Page 1
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