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Timaru Herald, Volume XIIC, Issue 13892, 1 May 1909, Page 7

Wanteds. w ANTED —Nurse Girl. Apply Mrs > R-. J.. Cooke, Maori Hill. WANTED— A Good General Servant. Apply Mrs Hall/ Strathmoro, Elizabeth Street. WANTED, by competent Carpenter—Position on Station or Farm. Good all round man. Apply This Office. WANTED —Young Man, new arrival, wants situation on a farm. Apply Govnt. Labour Bureau. WANTED, by two young men Board and Lodging close to town. Apply Good, This Office. WANTED to Sell—Heifer, first calf, just calved, guaranteed sound and quiet. Apply This Office. . WANTED for a few days—A Smart Boy used to carpentering work. Applv St. John's Wood Store, Avenue Road. . ■ RANTED —Board and Lodgings for W working man; single room preferred. State terms to R.H., Office of this Paper. WANTED — Two or Three young men to share rooms in comfortable home. Apply Fair Play, Herald Office. MR S. Green, of Gleniti, will not be able to supply any Firewood till further notice, except long lengths. w ANTED—AN APPRENTICE for United Friendly • Dispensary, Timaru. Apply in own handwriting. Applications close 10th May. J. M. DUNNE, Secretary. A : AMY BOCK. N INTERESTING PHOTOGRAPH NOW ON VIEW at PATTILLO'S STUDIO. WANTED— A COMPETENT MAN to take charge of Horse and Dray; when not carting work in Felmongery. Apply H. SMALLRIDGE, Wool Works, Fairview. w ANTED, immediately, for two or three weeks — COMPETENT NEEDLEWQM AN. MRS P. J. W 7 AIN, " Riverlands,?' Waimate. w ANTED— A COOK. Apply with references to MRS ORFORD, Waihi School, Winchester. MONEY to Lend on Mortgage.—l have trust moneys, £l5O, £BO, £l5O, to lend out on mortgage. C. Bowker, Land Broker. W. 'ANTED, for genuine. Client . . About 50 ACRES suitable for Pig and Poultry Farming; must not be more than £BSO purchase money. Deposit £IBO, the balance to be arranged. Please send fullest particulars as early as possible. Sure' sale; SPARROW AND CO., Cain's Terrace. ANTED— A GIRL to assist in Housework; comfortable home, good wages ; five miles from Timaru. Apply HITS OFFICE. TO LET—6 Rooms; central, good locality, 20s week; new 8-Roomed House, North Street, 25s week; also TO LET—Modern 6 Rooms, plastered (central), a first-class property, 27s 6d week; 8-Roomed House (brick), 18s week; and HOUSES FOR SALE (large and small), small deposits accepted. Sections taken as part payment, or we can exchange your town property for a suburban or country ; property. Call and obtain our Property List. Houses built to your own design from £4O deposit, and balance as rent. We will be pleased to accompany intending purchasers to inspect any of the Houses, Sections, etc., on our books for sale. GUINNESS And LeCREN. WANTED TO SELL—Five-roomed HOUSE, % - ACRE, with orchard, chain frontage, copper built in, on Alain Road. Owner leaving district must sell. Will take £2OO cash. HAROLD PRING, Builder, Geraldine. W ANTED—For the most consistent supply of FRESH FISH, try CANNON'S, STAFFORD ST., Opposite National Bank. 'PHONE 202. DR FELLOWS', Pile Cones, 3s Id, have absolutely cured hopeless cases in Christchurch. James, Che- 1 nist.

STAFFORD S'fREET GROCERY & CROCKERY EMPORIUM. Ssasonable Goods at Reasonable Prices. finest > Fish. (Tea. Herrings in Sauce, 6d and lOd per Tin. Kippered Herrings, 6d and lOd per Tin. Salmon, Bd, lid, *ls. Sardines, 4d, Bd, Is. Fresh Herrings, 7d and Bd. Red Herrings, Is 6d per'doz. White Herrings, Is 6d per doz. I have secured a Special Line of !' Broken Orange Pekoe" strong liquer, fine flavour, and its going to be cleared at lid per lb. 51hs for 4s 6d; lOlbs for 8s 9d. ORDER NOW. Potatoes, 201bs for la. . Onions, prime, 121bs for Is. finest quality, machine cut. ■ VUMvV/jjoiiey, prime Machine Extracted — 6d', lOd, Is 6d Jar. Butter, lOd, Is, Is Id per lb. Liquid Ammonia, sd. Kerosene, 5s Tin, 9s 9d Case. Victory Soap, 6d per ar. (IOIIOfoI Sand Soap, 5 Cakes, Is; Lifebuoy, 3d UCIICI al Oatmeal, 3s. Rolled Oats, Is. Lines. Corn Flour, 3s 6d per doz. Sauce, 4d per Bottle. Vinegar, Is 6d Gallon, 6d per Bottle. Jelly Crystals, De Veres, 3 for Is. These are first-class Jellies. 6EORGE T. DAWSON.