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MISCELLANEOUS WANTEDS. WANTED TO LET—Largo Front ti> lorn, suit two young ladios with or without board; piano; good locality. —Apply, “Alpha,” “Times” Office. WANTED —A Housemaid (wages I7s 6d per week) and a Woman Cook (wages 30s per week). Apply, Mrs. Burgess, Dominion Private Hotel. WANTED— Kitchen Girl, Married Couple, Governess, Housekeeper (130 s), Housemaids, Women Cooks, and Generals. Disengaged: Married Couples, Housekeeper, Shepherds, General, Teamster ,Scrubcutters, Woman Cook. —J. Bedcover and Co., next Public Library. WANTED —Men to inspect our warm Winter Shirks; our low prices are loud talkers.—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. WANTED —Men to buy our Rainproof Overcoats; they kill the chill and fill the bill.—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. 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. a-HOME ONE, Come AH, to the Strand \_7 where you can get board and residence, with every home comfort, for 18s per week, meals only 12s 6d.— Douglas Bros., where the good meals are. Dominion private hotel, second to none for accommodation; terms, £1 per week or 4s 6d per day; we lead, competition follows. —N. Burgess, proprietor. I "Engagement rings—au best Jt quality and the lowest prices at Broad’s, the best-value jeweller. Enlargements make good and pleasing presents as well as giving pleasure in your own home; have vour Photo enlarged at Ellerbeck Studio at & reasonable price. 17HSH! FISH!! FISH!!! Fancy, dad, W. Taylor, the Fish King, is selling Fish Cutlets ready for pan at sixpence per pound; please as’k mother to call at the Federal Cafe and buy some to-day. HULLO ! What’s this! Meals only at 12s 6d per week at Strand Cafe, Douglas Bros., where the good meals are.

IF you are looking for a good place to get your Photo taken, you cannot do better than go to the Ellerbeck Studio, where you will get the best work possible combined with moderate pnoes. ISAY, when you go to Gisborne, where do you stay? Why, at the Dominion Private Hotel, of course. So do I; I will see you there.' —N. Burgess, proprietor. TTEWELLERY —All marked in plain (p.J figures, one price, the lowest, at Broad’s. PERSONAL. —If you want early breakfast at 6.15 to catch the mail train or a four-course dinner 'or Is, try Douglas Bros., Strand vale, “Where the Good Meals are.” ill ISoiil© SAVE your money and board at the Strand; 18s per week only.— Douglas Bros., where the good meals are. SAY, Mate, where are you stopping now? Why, at the Strand, only 18s per week, meals only 12s 6d.— Douglas Bros., where the good meals are. SAME Old Shop, Grey Street, fox Royal Academy reproductions, Oil and Water Colors, by English and New Zealand artiste.—Kelley and Parker. THE Undertaker will get you if you don’t get Warm Underclothing; we lead for quality and price. Nat. Hooper, McKee’s Building. THE Talk of the Town--Our Tailormade Suits lead all others lor fit, cut, finish, and price.—Nat Hooper. or E^|| 13 OOQA WLL BUY 1 acre, a very Desirable ' Building Site and good locality.—W. Lissant Clayton, agent. AA WILL BUY 2 well-built 5cfc/ 6UU roomed Cottages and ground; 10 per cent investment. —W. Lissant Clayton, agent. 4? Kpjh 2 VILL B , u £ an up /-roomed House and $- ac-e. Main road.—W. ijissont Claytni, agent. stono Rond; £BS, 1-acre, Aberdeen Clayton. SECTION, Disraeli Street; £l6O, i-acre, Gladfine section, about Road.— w :

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Gisborne Times, Volume XXVII, Issue 2584, 19 August 1909, Page 1

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Page 1 Advertisements Column 6 Gisborne Times, Volume XXVII, Issue 2584, 19 August 1909, Page 1

Page 1 Advertisements Column 6 Gisborne Times, Volume XXVII, Issue 2584, 19 August 1909, Page 1

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