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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume LXV, Issue 19622, 3 May 1938, Page 1

Tried out many Floor Polishes but. nothing equals QUICKSHINE

SITUATIONS VACANT WANTED BUSINESS EXECUTIVES. fPHE personal help of Druleigh’s practical tutors trains the men for whom Company Directors are looking—men with Knowledge and Conti'denee Salesmen, Managers, Bookkeepers, Display Artists, etc. Druleigh can train YOU in your spare time for any job. Inquire to-day.— Druleigh College, Auckland. \\7 ANTED Cook-general.—Ring Yt7ANTED.—Painters to paint resi- _ dence.—Apply Herald. 457 WANTED—Man few weeks digging, '' • tree cutting, etc. —Ring . Phone 80K. _ __ 413 "WANTED.—GirIs, town; woman Cook hotel .E3/5/-, waitressgeneral, 37/6. —Marshalls, 1756. 479 "WANTED.—Married Couple for * ’ housework and gardening. References required.—Apply Mrs. E. R. Black, Muriwai, Phone 681 S. 461 "117 ANTED. —Two young Boys town; '' two experienced Waitresses; four Cook-gen mils; young Girls to assist.—Mayfair Registry, Phone 1647. WORK - WANTED A L L, types of Saws Sharpened, Set and Re-toothed; machine accurate; charges moderate —Saw Service, S. Loan, 36 Bright Street. VS/ANTED, Brickwork and Concrete ’* Work of any description. Repairs promptly executed. J. S. Morgan, Tel. 12295, YI7ANTED.—Sewing by day, by ’ ' Machinist with portable electric machine. —Write "Machinist,” Herald. 323 LOST T OST. —Saturday, April 23rd., gold Wristlet Watch.—Finder please return Herald. 428 T OST. —Monday night, between Le Grand and Dominion Road. Diamante Armlet, keepsake.—Reward, Herald. 465 _ FO UN D 'OUND.—Purse on Ring 868, Fraser. Saturday.— 476 UOUND.— 1 big long-haired black and tan Sheep Dogj—A ppi y Gil ling ha m. 6 6 OD. 475 UOUND.—Cheap, all dry Firewood. A Mill jSlabs, 7 sacks 12/6; 3. 5/9; 2, 4/-; 1. 2/3; Tarra 2/9, Matai 3/3. Maire 4/3 per saox; 4 sacks Tawa and l sack Kindling, 11/3; Coal, Coke and Carbonettes. —Only at Shipp’s, 471 Gladstone Road. Phone 1040.

FENCING POSTS Superior quality at lowest prices. Genuine West Coast Silver Pine. Call and inspect our different grades. Shipp’s, 471 Gladstone Road, ’Phone 1040 day and night. FRUIT. VEGETABLES A T DICKSON’S, Gisborne’s Cheapest Wholesale and Retail Fruiterer.—South Island Potatoes, 15/- per large sack, 281 b. 2/6. 101 b. 1/-. Sold with money-back guarantee. Free delivery. ’Phone 1460. AT Dickson’s: Apples, Delicious and Grannie Smith, 6/- per case: Ballarat Cooking Apples, 5/- per case; packed and guaranteed under new Government regulations. Free delivery AT Dickson's: Carrots and Paranips, Id per bundle; \Kumeras, 51b. 1/-; Onions. 51b. 1/-; Pickling Onions, 51b. 1/-; Jam Melons, 101 b. 1/-; Passion Fruit, 12 a 1/-; Eating Pears, 31b. 1/-. ’Phone 1450. QOOKING Apples, Gibs 1/-; Eating Apples, 51bs 1/-. qase lots. — Cheapest at Hardy’s Fruit F,xchange, 34 Peel Street. TpOR SALE. —Guavas, for jelly, 6d per lb.—Ormond Tea Gardens. Phone 497 R. 431 IpASSION Fruit, 1/- and 1/6 dozen: Cooking Pears, 51bs 1/-; Quinces, nibs 2/6 —At Hardy’s Fruit Exchange <4Pt>el Rtreot. Phone SlO FLOWERS. BULBS, ETC. A TTRAC7.TVE Spring Bulbr, Ixias, Tritonias. Iris. Lachenalias. Freesias, Snowflakes, Jonquils: 1/6 doz. posted.—Griffiths’ Nurseries, Mt. Eden, Auckland, SI. A NEMONES’ Guaranteed large, brilliant blooms: many doubles: 2/6 100, posted. J. Marden, Box 6, Takapuna. Auckland. _ i NEMONES. Exhibition Double Prize, mixed glorious colours, early flowering, 1/- doz., 50 for 3/-. 100 for 5/-. —Griffiths Nurseries, Mt. Eden. Auckland. S.l. ANEMONES! Ranuncli! “Giant Florentine,” enormous flowering, all double: guaranteed finest .strain obtainable 3/6 lOu.—Sanders, Box 931 4 nokland A NEMONES and Ranunculi, Regal strain, wonderful colours. 1/dozen. 6/- 100: Anemones. Scarlet Emperor. 1/- dozen: Dutch Iris, five vn rh'tlpe 2 /ff n—TV.rrldsren T>EAUTIFUL Tulips, Prize Named varieties, new and distinct shades: collection of 12 named for 7/6 posted. —Griffiths' Nurseries, Mt. Eden. Auckland, SI. T>IRD Fanciers. —Procure our excel- ■*-* lent Bird Seed: next time you require Canary, Budgerigar, Parrot or Pigeon Food call at D. S. Thompson & Co. DAFFODILS, —Red Cups, Trumpets, Leedsii and Exhibition varieties; 12 named Bulbs for 5/- posted.— Griffiths' Nurseries, Mt. Eden. Auckland S.l. TMtEEZIAS, Burtonll, giant yellow, 1/6 dozen; Regal Hybrids, 1/6 dozen; Giant White. 9d dozen; Lachenalla Aurea. 2/- dozen; Pendula 6d each, 5/- dozen; Pearsonli, 6d each. 5/- dozen. —Berridges. CJYACINTHS, Regal strain, first size bulbs, named varieties, 15 colours, 1/3 each, 12/- dozen; Bulb Sowls, from 2/3 each; Bulb Fibre, 6d b. —Berridges. TiHERE is excellent growth now, so a r i S a suitable time to plant out Cabbage, Cauliflower and Lettuce Plants. —D. S. Thompson & Co. 6THIS Month’s activities in the Garden include planting the following vegetable seed: Onion, Carrots, Cabbage, Cauliflower, Spinach, and Broad Beans. Flower seeds to plant: Mimu- ] tts. Pa nay. Linaria, Stock. Nemesia, Iceland Poppy.—l). £. Thompson & Co. ' have an excellent collection of ’ choice Daffodil Bulbs, taken from imod sorts and only 1/6 doz.; the mowing bulbs should be planted !w: Anemones. Ranunculus, Crocus, repslas, Lachenalla, Jris, Tulips,, yaclnths.—D, S. Thompson & Co.