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Gisborne Times, Volume XXVII, Issue 2651, 5 November 1909, Page 1

MISCELLANEOUS WANTEDS. WANTED —Orders Prize New Potatoes. Orders Masonic Stable or lling rip 388.—Henry Currie. WANTED —An experienced Waitress. —Apply Sto’kcs, Te Karaka Hotel. WANTED —Good General' Servant. —Apply, Mrs. Harold Bright, telephone 141. WANTED —General Servant; no cooking.—Apply, Mrs. Strachan, telephone 253. D —A Good General, or VV young Girl to assist—Apply, Mrs C. P. Davies, Kaiti. WANTED Ploughman, Second Cook, Married Couple (immediate), Girl to assist, Bad, Governess, Light Housekeeper, Cook-General, General, Housemaid, Ladyhelp. Disengeged: Station Hands. Packman, Shepherd, Rouseabout. —J. Peckover and Co., next Public Library. WANTED —Cook and Housemaid. —Apply Mrs A. H. Wallis, Telephone 200. Try WANTED —Short Fingers, long fingers, chubby fingers, or slender fingers, make no difference to Grieve’s vast selection of Engagement Rings. WANTED —Purchaser for large and central Boarding-house. Long Lease, and a very payable business. Price £420. Apply to W. Lissant Clayton. WANTED —All Rowers to be up to time while training, procure a Grieve Alarm Clock from os 6d. all guaranteed. WANTED —Watch. Repairs by the ton. Grieve, jeweller and watchmaker, is famous for reliable work, and is most reasonable and prompt. A CHEAP PROPERTY—Buy now; . a 6.-roomed House and W.H. section, 46ft x 165 ft, Gladstone Road. . Business Site. Price £570. Terms. —W. Lissant Clayton, Agent. Barry’s COUPON-HOLDERS are reminded that the privilege attached to them expires on November 30th. —Ellerbee'k Sxudio. DINGO" EUCALYPTUS should be in every Home. DINGO’’ OINTMENT is an absolute cure. Air. Charles Nield, of Grey Lynn, Auckland, says:“We never like" to be without it in the house.” There is good reason for this faith, Air Neild having been cured in one night by “Dingo” Ointment from very severe aches and pains all over the body. Is per box, by leading merchants and chemists or direct trom ‘-t-iiigo” Medicine CV Ttd.. 173, Hobson Street. EX-PUBLIC SERVANT, 25, good Education, excellent references, can find Securities, wants position of trust. —Apply .“Justicia/ Gisborne 'iimes. Jars Engagement rings—au best quality and the lowest prices at Broad’s, the best-value jeweller. -j -i ACRES Good Cutting Property, .1. L no loading required. £BOO. — W. Lissant Clayton, Agent. HARD TIMES or no hard times. It’s marvellous the number of Engagement Rings, Wedding Rings, and Wedding Presents that Grieve is selling. Just landed son”' *cvely goods and prices cheap. JEWELLERY— All marked in plain figures, one price, the lowest, at Broad’s PHOTO for home should be taken now; the best place to go is Ellerbeck’s. PICTURES and Picture Frames, Mouldings, Artists’ Materials, Mounts, Glass, at bedrock prices, at Kelley and Parker’s. SAME Old Shop, Grey , Street, for Royal Acadc.ny reproductions, Oil and Water Color*, by English and New Zealand artiste.—Kelley and Parker. TO LET—In Palmerston Road, new Modern Villa, 7 rooms, every convenience, hot and cold water throughout, now occupied by Mrs. Mackrell.—Apply, Airs. Alackrell, Palmerston Road. OK PER CENT is given at the EljZO lerbcck Studio this month; cash at the time of sitting. FOR SALE—I2J acres, very suitable for subdivision. —Apply, T. G. Lawless, Agent. mHE Talk of the Town—Our TailorJL made Suits lead all others for fit, cut, finish,'' and price.—Nat Hooper. T/~"4 T FOR SALE—Good.ijr.JU. will of Lease of 6 acres. Waevenga-a-hika.—For full particulars apply T- 0. 1 *ess. TUi J FOR SALE—-Valu-.iDT.-IJ. able Corner Section, Ormond Road and McLean Street, large frontage (78ft by 132 ft), with dwelling and shop thereon; occupied by Mrs. Hicks.—For price and full particulars, apply, T. G. Lawless, agent. WATCHEiS— Good, reliable Timekeepers, 12s 6d each, at Broad’6, practical watchmaker. , WATCHES^— Good, strong knockabout Levers, 20s, at Broad’s, prac^ica 1 vßvhtusfesr