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Gisborne Times, Volume XXVI, Issue 2328, 22 October 1908, Page 1

WANTED. WANTED .—Experienced CANVASSER for Life Insurance work, Town, Country and District. Send credentials and particulars ox experience, with terms, to—“INSURANCE.” - ' • ' This Office. WANTED. —Man to. drive horses. —A. 3. Cameron, Pouparae. WANTED —A Housemaid and a Waitress. Apply, Dominion Px’ivate Hotel. WANTED m SELL—Small Tip Dray in good working order; price, £6.—Apply, •'‘Times’ ’ Office. WANTED —-By industrious Young Man, work in store or otherwise.—Address, J. 8., this office. WANTED —A Good Enlargement -makes a suitable present at Christmas-. Best-place and price good Ellerbeck Studio. ■ * 'tOTTANTED KNOWN.—T. Downs, Y V Sydney Clairvoyant and Magnetic Massuer; putienE treated at home by appointment.—Lawless’s Buildings, Wainui Road, near bridge. WANTED —Smart Kitchenmaid ; hours, 8 till 5.30. —Apply immediately, Mrs Stephenson, Poverty Bay Tea Rooms. • WANTED— Boy for Milking, Housekeeper, Married Couple, Girl to assist. Housemaids, Woman Cook, Generals, Scrubb-cutters. Wailing engagements: Manned Couples, Shepherd, Shearer.—J. Peckover and Co., next Public Library. - 2 WANTED— Would-be Punctual Working Men to try our oyrs Guaranteed Nickel Lever Watch, 255. —Grieve, the People’s Jeweller, Gladstone Rotid. - WANTED —Lovers to bear in mind that Grieve, the People’s Jeweller, caters for their requirements. Engagement Mings, finestvalue ever known, show. WANTED— Country Visitors to try Grieve, the People’s Manufacturing Jeweller and 'Watchmaker ; most reliable and. promptest man in town. WANTED—100 U Tusks to polish and mount. Grieve, the People’s Jeweller, makes a splendid job from 15s upwards . WANTED KNOWN—That Lung and Son stock the best line of Ladies’ Button Boots and Lace-ups at —fancy ! —los 9d. A SNAP for £6so.—Quarter-acre and 7-roonied Dwelling, bathroom, and pantry.—Apply, T. G. Lawless, Agent. Agricultural lime—Farmers i Now is the time to increase the producing capacity of your laud; testimonials from leading New Zealand fanners. Anmer’s famous agricultural lime. For prices and pamphlets apply, W. Lissant Clayton, district agent. ART wins the heart, so Kelley and Parker have won many in Gisborne, and are prepared' to win many more; portraits in oils and black and -white second to none in the Dominion. CIIVILITY costs nothing; you can / get- it for same at Kelley and Parker’s jPictures and-Picture Frames etc., for little more. DOG-CHAINS, for eight pence . each, at Parnell’s Popular Saturdav Sales, twenty-fourth met. only. —A .'Parnell and Co., Ironmongers. IRE! Everyone should be insured _ against fire. V. Lissant Clayton, agent for Australian Alliance, Norwich aud London (Accident), and Norwich Union Life. Enquiries solicited. FOR IMMEDIATE SALE—On account of ill-health, the whole ol the property occupied, by Mr. Ling, Ormond Road, Whataupoko, consisting of 3 quarters and 11 perches, together with Dwelling and buildings thereon; large frontages-; cash or terms. —Apply, T. O. Lawless, agent, Lawless’ Buildings, Kaiti Bridge. GRASS-SEED. —Cocksfoot < Fa nnV ers and machine-dressed, Ryegrass, Clovers, Rape, Turnip, at low quotations; booking orders for Superphosphates.—AY. A. O’Meara. aAA r E YOU A HOMST? a well-built 4-roomed House ami bout fifth-acre, Disraeli Street ; bath, •ash-house, etc; £375; pay £SO deosit—AV. Lissant Clayton, agent. HALLENSTEIN’S Now Buildings. —There are one or two Suites of Rooms still available; clients may inspect plan aud obtain fullest infoimation from AV. Lissaut- Clay to u, agent. . JUST FANCY! Kelley and Parkei arc selling. 50 per cent lower than Auckland prices, to clear, previous to removal. —Kelley and Parker, Grey Street, Gisborne. STOCKED from: Floor to Coiling with Brand Now Goods. The plienomonal- success of our Clearing Sale enabled us to make room for new shipments, and inspection is invited of our very complete hew stock. AYe defy competition as to quality, value, and variety.—H. J. Andrews, Boot Depot, Gladstone Road. AS JAC AN CIES for Lady Boarders at V Mrs. E. Murphy’s Private Boarding-house, corner of Fox aud Clifford Streets, .Whataupoko,