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Gisborne Times, Volume XXIX, Issue 3271, 17 July 1911, Page 1

BUSINESS NOTICES. A BARGAIN. OWNER MUST SELL. CLIFFORD STREET, QHAIN 4 J£AURi JJOUSE Of 5 Rooms, Wash-Loose and all conveniences, including Gas and Arai wafer. Ground nicely laid out in Lawn, etc. piucE-ONLY £550. £2OO CASH secure Immediate Possession. FIDDY. MASONIC BUILDINGS #- TENDERS. ORMOND DOMAIN. TENDERS will be received at the Office of the Ormond Road Board till 5 p.mi, 27th INST., for the LEASE, for a term of fourteen years, of the undermentioned lands, which form part of the Ormond Township Domain Reserve : Lot 1, area- 5 ac 1 ro .08po, weighted with £95, valuation for dwelling-house and outbuildings. Lot 2, area 2ac Iro 37p0. Possession will be given on Ist August. The highest or any tender not necessarily accepted. Full particulars may he obtained at the Ormond Post Office. J. McLEOD, -Secretary Ormond Domain Board. HAWKE’S BAY EDUCATION BOARD ADDITION TO PUBLIC SCHOOL, MANGAPAPA. TENDERS will bo received by the undersigned, till Noon of MONDAY, July 24th, 1911, for Addition to Public School, Mangapapa. The plans and specifications may be seen at Mr. W. Morgan’s shop, Gisborne. G. CRAWSHAW, Secretary. SITUATIONS VACANT AND WANTED. WANTED —Smart KitcJienman for Silver Grid Supper Rooms, 211, Gladstone Road. JL-ACRE, hign, dry. and levelled, rear 4 of Mangapapa School; £lO5, easy terms or cash.—W. Lissant Clayton, wf' WANTED —Lady help; good home.— Apply, Mrs. T. Halbert, at Lister Hospital. WANTED— A Man Cook for station. —Apply, Bennett and Sherratt. WANTED Housemaid, Fencer, Nursery-Governess, Experienced Married Gardener, Cook (female), Married Couule, Nursegirl, NurseHousemaid, General, Cook-General, Young Girl. Disengaged: Governess, Coolc-Steward.—J. Peckover and Co , Licensed Registry, Peel Street. MISCELLANEOUS WANTEDS. WANTED Known—E. J. Carter, practical gardener, desires: to obtain work; pinning a speciality.—Addre'ss, Upper Stout Street. VACANCY for homely young Lady as Boarder, in private family, Clifford Street. Apply “Times” Office. WANTED— 1 Ton of Watch Repairs. Grieve, watchmaker and jeweller, makes a speciality of repairs and guarantee all his work. Prices most reasonable BARGAINS. —Bra. Pony Saddle and Bridle, £6; do., £10; Gig and Harness, £10: Waggonette, £9 ; new Gig. £2O; Buggy, £l2 10s; do., £22; Cow just calved, £8; do., £8; property everywhere cheap.—James Brown, 56, Lowe Street. NEVER judge a man by his overcoat or a sausage by its skin. Machell and Russell’s German- is good outside and in. WANTED— All Athletes to know that after training they can obtain a Hot Bath and a Shower at the Bathrooms in Grey Street.—Proprietor, H. Hull. XX7 ANTED—Men to, look smart by vV wearing our Straw Boater Hats; we give the highest value for little cash: prices from 2s 6d.—Nat. Hooper, McKee’s Building. HY go to the jewellers when you w saving the coupons, is to be had from all sneers. S sell. PECIAL this week—Veal Ox Tails, well cooked, try Machell and RusSX7 ANTED Known—Bahia Cocoa is f f an absolutely pure Cocoa and as food for children is unrivalled; proarable at all stores. —G. K. Pasley, liolesale agent, Lowe Street, Gisborne ; ANTED—Men to insi , T Tailor-made Riding 1and cut guaranteed; prices from 12s 6d to 25a.—Nat. Hooper, McKee’# Budd[X7ANTED Known —All Ladies to yy procure one of the Bahia Cocoa oupou) Watches by drinking Bahia ocoa; - procurable at all grocers and :orea.?'’ v \ t W ANTED— Men to buy our Fancy * v Summer Vests; we have Ge beat selection at the lowest prices.—Nat. Hooper, McKee’s Building.