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Gisborne Times, Volume XXVII, Issue 2491, 3 May 1909, Page 1

MISCELLANEOUS WANTS. WANTED —An Apprentice, grand chance for smart -youth. to ) H. J. Grieve, the, People’s Jeweller and Watchmaker. WANTED— Man Cook (£2 ss), Women Cooks,. Laundress, experienced Governess, Waitress, Ladyhelp, Housemaids, and Generals. Disengaged: Governess, Married Couples, Fencer, Lad, Shepherd, Engineer.—J. Peckover and Co., next Public Library. WANTED KNOWN—Kirkland Brydon tunes Pianos and Organs for 10s. Address, Miller and! C-raig. WANTED —An Electrical Shock to compare with being awakened by a Grieve Reliable Alarm Clock, 5s 6d. —Grieve, Jeweller, McKee’s Buildings. WANTED— A Thrifty Housewife to be. canny with the tea this weather; heloed wonderfully by using (Grieve, tho People’s Jeweller) tea infusers, 2s 6d. ANTED—Jewellery Wearers to VV remember whenever anything breaks it’s as as good as' new again after Grieve, People’s Jeweller, repairs it. WANTED— Lazy R isers to turn over a new leaf, case of having to, if you bought a Grieve Alarm Clock, 5s 6d. WANTED— Passengers leaving by the Tuatea for London to procure one of Grieve’s Reliable Watches, from 12s 6d, all guaranteed. _ / ANTED KNOWN—That the U.A.O.D. Boot Repairer, next Noah’s Ark, does neat repairs while you wait. WEDDING Presents in Silver and Electroplate, Butter Dishes, Sugars, Pickle Frames, all every-day wants. —At Broad’s, the Best Value Jeweller. WANTED— A» better-value Watch than our 4-jewelled 12s 6d “Reliance.”—Broad’s, the Best Value Jeweller. - I OST—Between Berry Street and J East’s Corner, Goal Chain and Pendant. —Reward, apply “X,” Times. FOUND— Every day bV - customers that Broad’s the hest value jeweller, • • SAME Old Shop, Grey Street, for Royal Academy reproductions, Oil and Water Colors, by English and New Zealand artists.—Kelley and Parker.

PICTURES and Picture Frames, Mouldings, Artists’ Materials, Mounts, Glass, at bedrock prices, at Kelley and Parker’s. PUBLIC NOTlCE—Here’s a firstclass place to buy all latest and smartest Hats.—Nat. Hooper, McKee’s Building. WANTED —We guarantee our Clothing and make no extra charge because we do.—Nat Hooper, McKee’s Building. NOTICE— Plenty of decidedly new and nobby things to show you this week; drop in.—Nat. Hooper, McKee’s Building. WANTED —To get mother’s opinion of our new Juvenile Clothing i n newest shapes and styles—Nat. Hooper, McKee’s Building. WANTED —Men to follow the crowd —they’re after fashionable Neckwear at Nat. Hooper’s, McKee’s Building. WANTED— Motorists to know they can keep their clothes free from dust by wearing our Summer Motor Coats.—Nab Hooper, McKee’s Building W /ANTED—Men to inspect our latVV est Ready-to-wear Tailor-make Clothing; it speaks for itself. Nat. Hooper, McKee’s Building. FTEIt INFLUENZA, or when run down and feeling the need of a tonic, try the “Quinine and Iron Tonic,” sold at TOWNSON’S PHARMACY, Peel Street, Gisborne. jC 4 O O Most Desirable Building Site, corner section, Whitaker and Fox Street, hedged all round and cheap.—Applyj W. Lissant Clayton, agent. K i AS.—Another Desiry) |() JL U able Quarter-acre, ilso a corner section, river frontage, stout Street, a beautiful building site. -W. Lissant Clayton, agent. HKAA,—WE will build to your *)UU order of architecture, a 5■ooined house and conveniences, off Gifford Street, good section, and £IOO leposit (balance weekly payments) will tench this bargain.—Apply, W. Lisant Clayton, agent. A HANDSOME BUILDING SITE in Craig Road, over 1-acre and anlv £175 (not available at this price for long).— Enquire at W. Lissant Clayton. COTTAGES handy to town on small deposits! Disraeli Street, £3o0; Dhilders Road, £500; Boot Street. £300; Carnarvon Street, £2o0; and numerous- sections at W. Lissant ClayNOAH’S ARK. lEDSTE ADS from 10s, Wash stands ]► from ss, Toilet Tables from ss, fcchen Tables from 65, ( . Colonial Louis from 7s 6d, Upholstered Couches mi 15s, Dressers from _£l 2s 6d, oiwer Chests (new) .£1 15s 6d, Duchess irs from £2 5s 3 Chairs from 3s 6d, -etchers front 6s. w ATCH Repairs guaranteed at Broad’s, practical watchmaker.