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Gisborne Times, Volume XXVII, Issue 2653, 8 November 1909, Page 1

MISCELLANEOUS WANTEDS. ~\WT ANTED—Handy Man for station v V work; must be able to milk.— Apply Thos. Fraser, Bright Street. WANTED —All Picnickers on Tuesday to order, ox; call, at Smith Bros, for a gallon jar of our Summer Drinks. WANTED— An experienced Waitress. —Apply Stokes, Te Karaka Hotel. WANTED— General Servant; no cooking.—Apply, Mrs. Strachan, telephone 253. \7£7 ANTED Ploughman, Second V V Cook, Married Couple (immediate), Girl to assist, Had, Governess, Light Housekeeper, Cook-General, General, Housemaid, Ladyhelp.- Disengeged: Station " Hands, Packman, Shepherd, Rouseabout.—J. Peckover and Co., next Public Library. Try WANTED —Cook and Housemaid. —Apply Mrs A. H. Wallis, telephone 200. WANTED —Short Fingers, long lingers, chubby lingers, or slender fingers, make no difference to Grieve’s vast selection of Engagement Rings. "TTST ANTED —Purchaser for large and y V 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 5s 6d. all guaranteed. WANTED-.— Watch Repairs by the ton. Grieve, jeweller and watchmaker, is famous for reliable -work, and is most reasonable and prompt. WANTED. TO BUY—Spring Cart and Harness, must be in- good 'order.—Apply “A” Times Office. Barry’s A CHEAP PROPERTY—Buy now; a 6-roomed House and W.H. section, 46ft x 165 f t? Gladstone Road. Business Site. Price £570. Terms. —W. Lissant Clayton, Agent. COUPON-HOLDERS are reminded that the privilege attached to them expires on November 30th. —Eilerbec'k Studio. EUCALYPTUS should be i 3 in every home. DINGO” OINTMENT is an absolute cure,. jMr,_Charles Nield, of Grej- Lynn, Auckland, says ?”•We never like io be without it in the house.” There is good reason for this faith, Mr Neild having been t’ured in one night by “Dingo” Ointment from very severe aches and pains all overthe bodv. Is per box, by leading merchants and chemists or direct; from ‘ Medicine t +d.. 173. Hobson Street. I ENGAGEMENT RINGS—AII best quality and the lowest prices at Broad’s, the best-value jeweller. Jars i i ACRES Good Cutting Property, .1. 1. no roading required. £BOO. — W. Lissant Clayton, Agent. HARD TIMES or no bard times. It’s marvellous the number of Engagement Rings, Wedding Rings, and Wedding Presents that Grieve js selling. Just landed son-' .cvely goods and prices cheap. JEWELLERY— All marked in plain figures, one price, the lowest, at Bread’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 Colors by English and New Zealand artists— Kelley and Parker. Rerated TO LET —A Six-Roomed House in Stout Street. —Apply to Teat and Friar. TO LET—In Palmerston Road, new Modern Villa, 7 rooms, every convenience, hot and cold water throughout, now occupied by Mrs. Mackrell.—Apply, Mrs. Mackrell, Palmerston Road. p I*7 PER CENT is given at the Ellerbeck Studio this month; sli at the time of sitting. FOR SALE—I2} ___ _ _____ acres, very suitable for subdivision. —Apply, T. G. Lawless, Agent. T.G.L. rHE Talk of the Tailormad© Suits lead all others for fit, at, finish, and price.—Nat Hooper. Waters r/'-'t T FOR SALE—Goode \3T •I 4 • will of Lease of 6 ores. Waerenga-a-hika.—For full parculnrs apply, T- G. .1 - *ess. FOR SALE—Valu- _ able Corner Section, rmond Road and McLean Street, rge frontage (78ft by 132 ft), with veiling and shop thereon; occupied r Mrs. Hicks.—For price and full irticulars, apply, T. G. Lawless, rent. r.G.L. ■&7ATCHES—Good, reliable Timekeepers, 12s 6d each, at Broad’s, actical watchmaker It f) /V—Fine Building Site of tj-acro, just outside jrougll Boundary. Terms if wanted. W. Lissant Chytcu, Agent.