WATCH REPAIRS! WATCH REPAIRSI GRIEVE, rjiHE pEOPLE’S JEWELLER, Is making a Speciality of tlieso' to advertise his new man. TRY HIM, and you will not regret it.
WANTED. WAXTJiI) —BOY, with liorse, to deliver papers. Apply,— “TIMES” OFFICE. WANTED— Board and Residence for lady ; apply, stating terms, to “8.L.,” “Times” Office. WANTED TO RENT—A Room near town; state terms. —"Alpha,” “Times” Office. WANTED— Sell Trade Rights N.Z. £l5O for everyday household lines; 200 per cent profit.—Address, “Times” Office. • WANTED —Good Housemaid —Apply, Record Reign Hotel. WANTED —Unorganised labor to join General Industrial Union; sign on at Socialist headquarters, Townley’s Hall. WANTED Married Shepherd, Waitress, Housemaid, Housekeepers, Buslifellers. Married Couples, Cook, Ladynelps, Generals. Waiting engagement: Alan Coo'k, Cook and Housemaid (town, together), Farm Hand, Ploughman—J. Peckover and Co., next Public Library.
\\T ANTED KNOWN.—That Lani VV and Son, stock the beet line o) Ladies’ Button Boots and -Lace-up* at—fancy!—los 9d. Asbestos hot plate holdpies, for fourpence each at Parnell’s Popular Saturday Sales, twenty-eight hist. only.—A. Parnell and Go., Ironmongers. A SNUG HOME for sale in Herbert Road; terms. A safe investment offering in Disraeli Street, only £SO deposit. Also an ideal building sits on Kaiti, handy, price £26s.—Apply, W. Liseant Clayton. A LIFE-LIKE reproduction of Photos in Oil and Black and White.—Kelley and Parker, Artists, Grey Street Studio. CAN you let this opportunity pass? 10 Acres of Suburban Plats; will cut up profitably; an offer wanted.—W. Lissant Clayton, agent. FOR Working Men’s Boots and Bushmen’s Fern Tights, try Lang and Son. They are well kno.in and highly appreciated bj all who have tried them.
KEEP ALIVE! Sounds startling and it’s sound advice when profitable investments are slipping through your hands every day; send your inquiries re land or shares to—IV. Lissant Clayton, estate agent and sharebroker. NEW PICTURES, New Design* in Mouldings. Recent import*tions now on view at Kelley and Par-i ker’s, Grey Street. Inspection invited. PICTURE FRAMES.—Newest Mouldings, Mounts, and all requisites. Bedrock prices at Kelley and Parker’s Art Studio, Grey Street, SAVE YOUR MONEY.—May we suggest that you purchase Sis Tickets lor ss, available for Breakfast, Dinner and Tea.—Douglas Bros. Strand Cafe. WHERE TO STAY.—Strand Private Hotel, Gladstone Road, Gisborne; also, at Hastings, Napier, and Auckland. First-class Luncheon 12 till 2; Good Beds Is; all Steals Is. Late Fish and Oyster Suppers a Speciality. ’Phone 69.—Douglas Bros., proprietors.
YOUR Insurances safely attended to if left- in W. Lissant Clayton’s hands: the well-known office, Norwich and London, needs no fur- k* ther comment; life, fire, and accident. YOUNG AND‘OLD; rich and poor, will be pleased to hear that H. J. Andrew is holding his annual Clearing Sale at his Boot Depot, Gladstone Road. Genuine bargains! All round reductions of from 15 to 25 per cent. Come and see for yourselves. WANTED KNOWN. IF you want a BICYCLE built to suit you, or Repairs executed to vour entire satisfaction, try— H. ANDERSON, Cycle Builder. TO LET. TO LET—Six-roomed House, with 7 acres land, stables Ballance Street, "Whataupoko.—Apply, T. G. Lawless, agent. TO LET—Shop and Dwelling, just over Kaiti Bridge, within one minute’s walk of Post Office.—Apply, T. G. Lawless. TO-LET —5-Roomed House and Bathroom, Clilford-Street; Also 4-Roomed House and 3 Acres, Fox Street, Whataupoko.—Apply T. G. Lawless, Agent.
FOR SALE. FOR SALE.—i-Acre and new. 4roomed (kauri built) dwelling, upper Gladstone Road.—Apply, T. GLawlees. ONLY £7oo.—i-Acre and 10-room-ed Dwelling; centrally situated. —Apply, T. G. Lawless. jpQA WILL Purchase 86 acree and good 6roomed Dwelling, with every convenience, within a few miles of town.— irmly. T. G. Lawless, agent. TEL. 67. W. HOWARD, S IGNWRITER AND DECORATIVE PAINTER. Importer of Wallpapers, Lead, Oils, Artists’ Materials, Etc. Agent for Hall Sanitary Washable Distemper.
IMPORTANT NOTICE. HAVING DISPOSED of my Bakery, Confectionery, and Catering Business to Clare and Co., of Palmerston North, I desire to thank tile public of Gisorno for the very liberal patronage accorded mo in the past, and respectfully solicit a continuance of the same favors for my successors. D. E. DUSTIN. WE have Pleasure in announcing to the public of Gisborne that we have taken over the above oldestablished and favorably-known Bakery Business, and shall continue to carry on the same so that it shall merit the largo share of public favor it bas secured in the past. We have long enjoyed the honor of being regarded as the leading Bread, Wedding Oako ; and Confectionery Manufacturers in the Manawatu district, and shall do our utmost to gain tho same high distinction in GisborneCLARE AND CO. MPORTANT J^" OT,CE-r-OPIES OF ‘TJTHE (OUSBOBNE PJIIMES” May be obtained ut MR. W. J. H. WARNER’S DOMINION 6TORID,
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Gisborne Times, Volume XXVI, Issue 2272, 18 August 1908, Page 1
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