MISCELLANEOUS WANTS.. WANTED —Companion Help, assist with children and sewing.—Apply, Mrs. Biddles, Box 85, Gisborne. . WANTED —Two Rooms, furnished or unfurnished, with or without board.—Apply, stating terms, M.E., “Times” Office. ■ LOST —Two Keys, tied together with a string; finder rewarded.—ApHy, Office of this paper. HOT PIES and Auckland Rock Oysters, fresh daily, at The Sweeteries. WANTED —Women Cooks, Laundress, experienced Governess, Ladyhelp, Housemaids, and Generals. Disengaged: Governess, Married ' Couples, Fencer, Bushfeller, Shepherd, Engineer.—J. Peckover and Co., next Public Library. WANTED— Women Cooks, Laundress,' experienced Governehs, Ladyhelp, Housemaids, and Generals. Disengaged: Governess, Married Couples, Fencer, Shepherd, Scrubcutters, Housemaid, Engineer, Bushfeller.—J. Peckover and Co., next Public Library, WANTED —To take no responsibility with Amy Bock’s wedding: Grieve’s rings bring unbounded good luck. Try them. WANTED —To call a meeting of bigamists to protest against Grieve’s (the jeweller’s) display of engagement rings; value makes temptation strong. WANTED —Admirers of Lieutenant Shackleton to note had he reached the South Pole he would have been as low as Grieve’s prices. WANTED— Objectors to steam roller to meet at Grieve’s, jeweller’s, to sign a declaration approving of his wonderful value watches. WANTED— 400 Railway-line Mon from Motu district to make a B line for Grieve, and procure one of his watches. WANTED— 20 Pig Hunters for Motu District! Grieve, jeweller, makes a splendid job of tusk mounting and so reasonable. lOST— On Saturday, between WhaJ taupoko Bridge and Russell Street, Black Astrakhan Coat.—Reward on leaving same at Masonic Stables. WEDDING Presents in Silver and Electroplate, Butter Dishes, Sugars, Pickle Frames, all every-day wants. —At Broad’s, the Best Value Jeweller. r ANTED—A better-value Watch than our 4-jewelled 12s 6d “Reiance.”—Broad’s, the Best Value Jewiller. FOUND— Every day by customers that Broad’s the best value jewelWATCE Repairs guaranteed at Broad’s, practical watchmaker. THE Talk of the Town—Our Tailormade Suits lead aIL others for fit, cut, finish, and price.—Nat Hooper. THE Undertaker will get you if you don’t get Warm Underclothing; we lead for quality and price. Nat. Hooper, McKee’s Building. WANTED— Men to buy our Rainproof Overcoats; they kill the chill and fill the bill.—Nat. Hooper, McKee’s Building. WANTED —Men to inspect our warm Winter Shirts; our low prices are loud talkers.—Nat. Hooper-, McKee’s Building. WANTED— People who feel the cold nights to buy our warm Rugs; prices from 6s 6d each.—Nat. Hooper, McKee’s Building. WANTED— Men to buy our Fancy Vests, from 7s 6d each. Suit you? Will suit anybody.—Nat. Hooper, McKee’s Building. -A Most Desirable Build- _ ing Site, corner section, Vbitaker and Fox Street, hedged all aund and cheap.—Apply, W. Lissant Slayton, agent.. K 1 AS.—Another DesirjeJit) XvJ able Quarter-acre, so a corner section, river frontage, out Street, a beautiful building site. W. Lissant Clayton, agent. -J KAA,—WE will build to your i/OUU order of architecture, a 5omed house and conveniences, off ifford Street, good section, and £IOO ;posit (balance weekly payments)- will snch this bargain.—Apply, W. Lisnt Clayton, agent. HANDSOME BUILDING SITE . in Craig Road, over $-acre and y £175 (not available at this price long).—Enquire at W. Lissant Clayrf"i T —FOR SALE Cheap, .VX o .1 J • or will lease at low mtal, First-class Boarding-liouse doing x)d business; a splendid opening.— pply, T. G. Lawless*, agent. Y -i-ACRE and 6-room-.lX.jU. ed Dwelling, splendid entity, water laid on and every coniniencc ; price, £725, terms.—Apply, . G. Lawless, agent. f-i Y CALLS ATTENTION OVX • J. J • to splendid high and Quarter-acre Building Allotment, it End; only £102; terms.—Apply, }. Lawless, agent. STEII INFLUENZA, or when run down and feeling the need of a , try the “Quinine and Iron Tonsold at TOWNSON’S PHARr itf. Peel Street, Gisborne. 1 —x ■\ " ■■■ ■ ME Old Shop, Grey Street, for loyal Academy reproductions, Oil Water Colorsy by English and New ind artiste.—Kelley and Parker.
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Gisborne Times, Volume XXVII, Issue 2499, 12 May 1909, Page 1
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