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Timaru Herald, Volume XC, Issue 13277, 4 May 1907, Page 1

'ANTED—An Errand Boy. _ Apply ' BuddV Arcade Cafei •" / VXTANTED KNOWN—Square ■' Pencil VV-. Cases with Lock arid Key, reduced from 6d to 3d.—GEO PEARSON/ : WANTED^— Position, .by experienced lady, as companion ;or help. Apply " Iris}" Post Office, Albiiry. : . WANTED— Gentlemen Boarders. Ap ply by letter to Office of tliis Paper, "Fair Play." WANTED— To sell one Royal Barlock Typewriter;, almost new. . and in first-cldss ' Original : price £25,will sell .for £l6, 10s cash. Inspection at This' : office/'' ' '' . ' " ' WANTED, for Client—About 30 to 50 ' : Aciis .' Leasehold • Property,. with HonSe; within '2O miles of Timing . W. Albert and Coy., Stafford Street. X' ver, 2 years old ; splendid gun' dog* Address, apply This Paper. WANTED KNOWN.Maiden Hair Ferns, Cyclamen, Asparagus, Aspidistras, etc. G. Cross, Arcade. MARRIED.< Man,, sound, < New Zealand and Australian experience sheep, cattle, farming; fair book-keeping and clerical, knowledge?, desires position in town or country. " ALL our Goods at) Lowest Prices, and besides this "we. allow 2s in the £ Discount for cash only. Pearson and Co., Mercers and Clqthiers, Stafford ;Styeet. g A L L AN-T Y N E'S. HOT WATER BAGS, with Co^ vers, 7s 9d and 8s lid; without Covers, 6s 6d and 7s 6d. - v ■ "FLEECY WOOL BED SOCKS, Is 3d per .pair, / in aIT colours. "IT 7 ANTED KNOWN—Jointed D(?lls 6d, VV Dolls. 6d, Rag Dolls 6d, Dressed Dolls 6d. Geo. Pearson... ANTED -KNOWN—. ■ ■ ; That E ! . SMITH has opened a DAIRY AND TEA ROOMS in Stafford Street North ' (few' doors above .T. and J. Thomson's, Drapers). Milk, Cream, and Fresh Butter daily to hand. ' I' N' regard' to the Secondhand; Bicycle, consult Grant Bros. They have a large. Stock just now—Prices right. ' NOTE THIS FACT. WATCHES thoroughly Cleaned and Adjusted; - ss; Mainsprings, best quality, 4s 6&; 'Clocks Cleaned from. 2s 6d, ■ ■ by C. WARBURTON, ,/ = nest Bunt; and Smith. ,'j : , '•■■■ -■ WANTED KNOWN.■ Bargains in> underclothing. , : -Men's All Wool .Ribbed -Lambswool Pants ab 2s lid, 3s- 6d, 3s lid' per pair; Men's All Wool Colonial-madfe'Singlets, 3s lid, 4s r 6d, 5s 6d ; Men's Under Flannels, 2s 6d, 2s lid, '3s 6d, 4s 6d, at IRWIN'S CLOTHING AND MERCERY SHOP, STAFFORD ST. AN ORDINARY SUIT made to measure costs £4; with our 2s in the £ discount it only costs. 725. Pearson's .is the place for ..Clo.thiflg; Pearson - anel;, Co., Mercers'•'and Tailors,' Stafford Street'. (A Card.) ISS ETHEL L. MONTGOMERY, ' TYPIST, : •• ARCADE, TIMARU. TTTANTED'' KNOWN—Spring' FlowerVV • ing Bulbs should now be planted. Those who'have not received their Bulbs previously ordered, should apply at once. G. Cross,. Arcade. ''••• Suits to ieasure. From Choice Selections Tweed and Worsted Suitings. SUITS at 555, 57s 6d, 60s 6d, 65s 6d, 70s 6d, 75s 6d; Secondary Measures, 42s 6d, 45s 6d, 47s 6d, 50s 6d, 55s 6d, 57s 6d. Trousers 12s 6d, 13s 6d, 14s 6d, 15s 6d, 17s 6d, 19s 6d. COLONIAL CLOTHING HOUSE. J AXON requires Ploughmen, '22s 6d, 255; Two Married Ploughmen, wife's duties nil, 30s weekly, free' house, etc.; Married' Rouseabout,' .Fencer; etc., wife's duties nil, 30s weekly, .free house, etc. ; Married Shepherd, wife to cook for men, wages £75; Married. Ploxighinan, wife to cook for family of four, wages £75; Cowboys, 10s to 15s; Married Blacksmith, wife's duties nil, 30s weekly; also Domestics and. Hotel Servants. . Telephone oil. 5 7 ANTED—Married Couple, £75, man : V"- : to^ilkv"l6ok : 'after v, cook for ( household (housemaid kept) ; Cook, £l,. Par Mr a; Cook-Laundress,. 15s; Housekeeper, 15s, Cricklewood; Nurse, 10s, Albury; Cook, iss, Albiiry (no washing); General, 12s-6dj.St. Andrews ; Cook; £1; HousemaidrLaundress,- . 15s; Young Girl, 9s, PareQra;,, Young Girl for", afternoons; only, ss"; .Housemaid-Laundress, 15s;. Waitress to. assist in bar, 15s;. Cook, £1; General,.;, ,12s 6d, ...town; Barmakl, £1 to 255; Generai, 10s, P. Point; Laundrymaid, good wages, town. Stamp, for reply. Raymond's -Registry. • • SMOKERS. WHEN making your resolutions for. the .New, Year, . ..resolve that. ... only DERBY, the pure. Tobacco, shall be your, smoke. DERBY does not- bite the, tongue.. Flake, Cut, in Two oz Tins, and in. Plugs,: At all Tobacconists. . . w ILL IA M CHAP'Y AN ", House Decorator;, ; ; DEE STREET, TDIABU. Prompt riid Personal Attention to ' ' all Classes' of Work;' WAITED KNOWN.—For the' con-' vtriience of Sinoker's,; Derby Tobacco, Flake Cut, is now put- up in Two-ounce Tins ar:l Plugs. . .■p.v'Y