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Gisborne Times, Volume XXVII, Issue 2559, 21 July 1909, Page 1

MISCELLANEOUS WANTEDS. WANTED —Good experienced Shepherd.—Apply, H. D. Buchanan, Whatatutu. ANTED—Good Woman Cook.— Apply, Mrs. A. H. Wallis, phone 200. WANTED - Housemaid, Married Couple. Governess, General (21s), Lady Help, Women Cooks, and Generals. Disengaged: Mamed Couples, Fencer, Man Cook, Housekeeper, Shepherd (4 dogs).—J. Peckover and Co., next Public Library. WANTED-Men to buy our Rainproof Overcoats; they kill the chill and fill the bill.—Nat. Hooper, McKee’s Building. WANTED— A Rush of Engagements to take advantage of Grieve’s wonderful prices and values in Engagement Rings; can’t be beat. WANTED —A Small Detachment of Racehorses to keep time to the number of guaranteed \Vatches that Grieve, the People’s Jeweller, is selling. GOLD TOP WANTED —Men to inspect our warm Winter Shirts; our low prices are loud talkers.—Nat. Hooper, McKee’s Building.

WANTED —To repair any Watch in any condition; Greive's men glory in conquering watches that puzzle other Watchmakers; price is very reasonable. WANTED 100 Watch Reneggers to keep our start of skilled mechanics going; all repairs guaranteed at Grieve’s, the People’s Jeweller. WANTED— Men to buy our Fancy Vests, from 7s 6d each. Suit you? Will suit anybody.-—Nat. Hooper, McKee’s Building. * WANTED —Purchasers for 64 sil-ver-plated teapots, 4s in the £ discount; special purchase of samples. —G. Broad, jeweller. ALE WANTED— People who feel the cold nights to buy our warm Rugs; prices from 6s 6d each.—Nat. Hooper, McKee’s Building. WANTED— An Alarm Clock.to shift you in the morning ; try Grieve’s reliable never-sleep, at os 6d guaranteed. WANTED —-To find a better variety of Teapots than Broad’s; 64 samples, good-quality teapots. WATCH REPAIRS Turned out by Grieve, the People’s Jeweller, prove that he is the most reasonable and reliable man in town.

AFTER 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. C CHILDREN! Notice! Douglas Bros. t want Enos, Caper, and Meilins’ Food Bottles in any quantity, at Id each. NO COMPARING Photos taken by different Photographers, you will find that the Photo taken by Mr. Ellerbeck compares favorably with any taken in the Dominion; give us a trial.—Ellerbeck Studio. Enlargements make good and i pleasing presents as well as giving pleasure in your own home; have your Photo enlarged at Ellerbeck Studio at a reasonable price. FOUND —In Gladstone Road, Punse, with small sum of money.—Apply, “Times.” FOR SALE—Gent’s Frefc-wheei Centaur Bike, practically new; a bargain.—Apply, “Times” Office.

ARTIFICIAL IF you are looking for a good place to get your Photo taken, you cannot do better than go to the Eller beck Studio, where you •will get the bestwork possible combined with moderate onoes. PICTURES and Picture Frames, Mouldings, Artists’ Materials, Mounts, Glass, at bedrock prices, at Kelley and Parker’s. TO LET—Seven-roomed House in Clifford Street, with 3-acre. —Apply to Andrew Graham, Bright Street. THE Talk of the Town—Our Tailormad© Suits lead all others for fit, cut, finish, and price.—Nat Hooper. GAS USED. TEA in a silver teapot, after buying one at 4s in the £ discount from Broad, the best-value jeweller.

POOA WLL BUY 1 acre, a very oWDesirable Building Site and good locality.—W. Lissant Clayton, agent. WILL BUY 2 well-built 5ct/ IUU roomed Cottages and ground; 10 per cent investment. —W. Lissant Clayton, agent. OKKn F ILL B yy Up-toUato oW tJtJ <L/ 7-roomed House and 1-ac-v. Main road.—W. infant Claytrn, agent. O~i OA- SECTION, Disraeli oW X 17 Street; £l6O, i-acre, Gladstone Road; £BS, fine section, about 1-acre, Aberdeen Road.—AV. lissant Clayton. .