MISCELLANEOUS WANTEDS. WANTED —At once, a Wet Nurse. —Apply, urgent. Box 38, P.O. WANTED —A Cook’s Assistant.— Apply Clare and Sons, Gladstone Road. WANTED —Mortgage for three years on two live-roomed houses and i-acre; freehold security; private lenders.—Apply, by letter, “Mortgage,” “Times.” WANTED —A Young Ladv to do sewing and mind two children. — Applv, Mrs. Biddles, telephone 200. WANTED —Waiter. Kitchen Man, Farm Hand, Kitchen Boy, or Girl. Cook (woman), HousemaidWaitress, Married Couple, Cook-Gen-eral, Lady help, Housemaids. Disengaged: Station Hands, Fencer, Shepherd, Camp Cook.—J. Peckover and Co., next Public Library. WANTED —All Ladies to know that H. G. McClymont, Tailor, makes a speciality of Ladies’ Costumes and Riding Habits. Perfection WANTED. — All men to know that H. G. McClymont, Tailor, is renowned for the cut and finish of his Riding Breeches. | WANTED — Well-dressed Men to try our Ready-to-Wear Tailor make Suits. Fit, Cut, Style and Finish guaranteed.—Nat Hooper, McKee’s Buildings. WANTED —Men to inspect our Tailor-make Riding Breeche* with Buckskin strapping, lire best value in Gisborne.—Nat Hooper, McKee’s Buildings. WANTED — 14 Bullock Waggons to convey the satisfaction that Grieve, Jeweller and Watchmaker, gives in Watch and Jewellery Repairs. WANTED —Parents to bring their Boys to us for tlieir Suits, all sizes and qualities at the lowest Prices. —Nat. Hooper, McKee’s Buildings. Hies WANTED— All Wedding Present Prosx>eetors to dig at, Grieve’s, the People’s Jeweller, McKee’s Building. Lovely Selection Wedding Presents. WANTED —Boys to wear our Summer Varsity Suits. They are the cheapest in Gisborne for IQs 6d each. — Nat Hooper, McKee’s Buildings. WANTED —Engagements fixed with a Grieve Ring bring unbounded good luck. Finest selection in town, at Grieve’s, the People’s Jeweller. WANTED —Men to buy our Panama Hats from 10s 6d to 455; good qualities at low Prices.—Nat Hooper, McKee’s Buildings. WANTED —Men to inspect our Tennis and Negilgee Shirts. We have the biggest variety at the lowest Prices.—Nat Hooper, McKee’s Buildings. ’ ■ ANTED KNOWN—That H. G. McClymont, Merchant Tailor, gained the. highest diploma while in London. GOLP TOP WANTED KNOWN—That H. G. McClymont. Ladies’ and Gents’ Fashionable Tailor, is the holder of the highest cutting diploma in Gisborne. TTS7ANTED KNOWN Handsome, V T well-built Gothic Villas, Whitaker Street, Ormond Road, £650-£6OO. —J Peckover and Co., agents. W' ANTED "KNOWN—That H. G. McClymont, Fashionable Tailor, is hard to beat on qualities, harder to boat on styles, and hardest to beat on prices. ANTED KNOWN—That W. Peryer is prepared to cut Chaff, or shell Maize on shortest notice.— Address, Manutuke. WANTED KNOWN—That H. G. McClymont, Ladies’ and Gents’ Tailor, is the holder of a first-class diploma, with honors, from the Tailors’ School of Art, London. WANTED KNOWN—Neat Cottage in Palmerston Road with i-acre, lawn, orchard, town water, for sale, only £315. —J. Peckover and Co. « and WANTED KNOWN—That H. G. McClymont, Fashionable Tailor, has removed to premises next Grundy and Shennan’s. ■ ANTED TO LET—Room suitable for office. Union Bank Buildings.—Apply, Telephone 372. WANTED to Let—Shop, Peel Street; Cottage, Clifford Street, 4 rooms, bath, 13s; Furnished and Unfurnished Rooms.—Apply at Office, J. Peckover and Co. 'WJ ANTED TO SELL—Neat Villa, V v Stanley Road, sections Whataupoko, Mangapapa, Childers and Albert Roads. —J. Peckover and Co. WANTED TO SELL—S7O Acres, rolling downs, 2 sheep country, half in grass, subdivided, cottage, 0.R.P., only 70s acre; £745 cash required.—J. Peckover and Co. SOVEREIGN WANTED TO SELL—Nearly new 5-roomed Cottage off Disraeli Street. Owner leaving district. Will accept £32O.—J. Peckover and Co. W“ ANTEiTtO SELL—Cottage, corner Disraeli Street, £290. nesses, new 5-roomed Villa, Russell Street, £520. —J. Peckover and Co. WANTED to Sell—lloo Acres Bush (100 in grass), 2-sheep country, Motu. real bargain at £BOO. —J. Peekover and Co.. Agents, Peel jStreet. W LISSANTCLAYTON offers for Sale newly built 5-roomed House and Conveniences. Good dry Section, very handy. Price £460. Ensv terms This week oniv. LISSANT CLAYTON offers for Sale a splendid Boarding House Biisiress. Accommodation for b-t, *•'*• ‘>’ «i 21 J U(uS i-eacc. 1 Uva; olUj
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Gisborne Times, Volume XXVIII, Issue 2731, 9 February 1910, Page 1
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