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WANTED. ANTED Good Immediately, COOPERS. T\v a Apply— THE GISBORNE FREEZING WORKS, Kaiti. WANTED— Three Lady Helps, sisters or friends preferred.— Apply to Telephone 200. WANTED —A Woman, to wash.— Apply, Mrs. Russell, Whataupolco. WANTED —Position as Governess to young children, in return for good home ; short hours; no salary.— Address, It.A., “Times.” WANTED— Can Openers (with corkscrew), sixpence each, at' Parnell’s Popular Saturday Sales, 6th inst. only.—A. Parried and Co., Ironmongers. WANTED— Machinist for light work.—Apply Jtune, Tent Maker, Firebell House, Opp. Firehell Tower, Gladstone Road. WANTED —Motorists to know they can keep their clothes free from dust by wearing our Summer Motor Coats.—Nat Hooper, McKee’s Building. WANTED— Boys and Youths to share our profits by coming to us for their suits.—Nat Hooper, McKee’s Building. WANTED —Man Cock, Roustabout, Governess, Ladyhelp. Nurse, Manned Couple, Housemaids, and Generals. Disengaged: Roustabout,Married Couple, Married Shepherd, Governess.—J. Peckover and Co., next Public Library. WANTED KNOWN—Mrs Coleman’s Fruit Shop, Peel Street, is absolutely the cheapest place in Town for Fruit. WANTED —Customers to cut out this advertisement and bring it along to purchase one of our 25s 15-jewel Levers for 22s 6d; take this chance while it offers.—Broad, the best value watchmaker. WANTED —To support a Reliable Jeweller and Watchmaker; one who does work reasonable and promptly ; Grieve’s your man, chappie. WANTED— A Reliable Man . to prove his wisdom by buying the Ring at Grieve’s, the People’s Jeweller, and best value-giver in town. 7ANTED —Working Men to wear our strong Tweed Trousers at 7s lid pair.—Nat Hooper, McKee’s Building. WANTED —Men to start off scratch in the 1909 race and wear a reliable watch, same to be got for one guinea at Grieve, the People’s Jeweller. WANTED —Wives to be punctual with the meals. How? Send your clocks along to Grieve—cleaned etc., from 2s 6d. \\T ANTED —A nice Wedding PreT V sent for little cash ; settled easily. Go to Grieve, the People’s Jeweller ; wonderful value there. WANTED —My Watch to be done thoroughly,', cheaply and promptly; settled again. Go to Grieve; easily best in town.

WANTED KNOWN—J. Lang, Bootmaker and Repairer, lias started business next door to James Morrison, painter, Gladstone Road. Everything at the shortest possible notice. Boots made to order. /COMPARING Photos taken by dil VP ferent photographers, you w : i! find that the Photo taken by Mr. Ellerbeck compare favorably villi any taken in the Dominion; give us a trial.—Ellerbeck Studio. Enlargements make good and pleasing presents as well as giving pleasure in your own home; have your Photo enlarged at Ellerbeck Studio at a reasonable price. FOR SALE.—Two acres Ma'karaka, £lO5 cash or terms. Handy Section Kaiti, £l9O cash or terms. An offer wanted for Whittaker Street section -}-acrc. Numerous sound investments offering. Call on W. Lissant Clayton, Estate Agent. IE you are looking for .a good place to got your Photo taken, you cannot do better than go to the Ellerbcck Studio, where you will get the best work possible combined with moderate prices. NOW is your opportunity.—To Let or Lease Shop, with four living rooms, every convenience, situate just over Kaiti Bridge.—Apply, T. G. Lawless. T. G. Lawless, Agent, has several clients wanting to purchase homesteads handy to town and would be glad to receive particulars of those- wishing to sell.—Office, over Kaiti Bridge, off Post Office. T° X HE (J ENERAL pUBLIC OF pOVERTY gAY . FBI HERE is not the slightest fear of I anybody getting stranded m Gladstone Road whilst N. BURGESS is 'keeping the DOMINION HOTEL, just over Kaiti Bridge, one minute from P. 0., whero complaints are unknown. - . .

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Gisborne Times, Volume XXVII, Issue 2418, 5 February 1909, Page 1

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Page 1 Advertisements Column 6 Gisborne Times, Volume XXVII, Issue 2418, 5 February 1909, Page 1

Page 1 Advertisements Column 6 Gisborne Times, Volume XXVII, Issue 2418, 5 February 1909, Page 1

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