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Gisborne Times, Volume XXIX, Issue 3324, 16 September 1911, Page 1

BUSINESS NOTICES. F. 0. FIODY, LICENSED SHAREBROKER, JgUILDINGS. ~ AGENTS AT ALL EXCHANGE ’ CENTRES. P.O. Box No. 175. Telephone No. 559. SITUATIONS VACANT AND WANTED. WANTED —A good General or competent Lady Help.—Apply Mrs. D. M. Parker, Haiti. ___ WANTED —Man, to milk, drive, and make himself' generally useful ; good quarters.—Apply Manager, Olcitu Butter Factory, Peel Street. ANTED—A young Man for light work; good wages.—Apply Y.Z., “Times” Office. ANTED—A smart Junior Clerk. —Apply in own handwriting, stating previous experience, to A. 8., “Times” Office. II7ANTED—A strong Boy or RouseW about for station.—Apply Williams and Kettle. WANTED at once —An Enginedriver with second-class certificate; also, a. handy Man accustomed :o machinery.— N.Z. Oilfields, Ltd., Union Bank Buildings. WANTED —By the first October, Cook for Maternity Home; wages £1 per week.—Apply, the Matron. WANTED —A Ploughman. —Apply. W. Hay, Whataupoko Wood and Coal Yard. TXT ANTED—Boy for the country, to W do odd jobs; no milking; wages 15s and found.—Apply, Murray and Crompton. . WANTED —An Assistant Laundrass • —Apply, Public Hospital. WANTED —A Cook-Laundress. — Apply, Mrs. Rowley Murphy, 509, Childers Road. WANTED —A Companion-help.— Apply, Mrs. J. Biddles, private bag or telephone 200. WANTED — A Furnished House, for about six weeks. —Ring up 176. WANTED —Housema id, Waitress, Ladyhelp. Cook (female). Companion Help, Nursegirl, General, CookGeneral, Your." Girl. Station Cook, Married Couple, Youth, Station Hand. Disengaged: Shepherd, Driver, Gardener. —J Peckovesr and Co., Licensed Registry, Peel Street. BUILDERS—Just landed, e.x Tainui, three tons Wire Nails, all sizes, low quotations^—W. A. O’Meara. . TO LET. QAA ACRES LIGHT BUSH, in ejUU one or two sections. Apply immediately to — 5 SISTERSON & McRAE, Reay Station. —Or, New Zealand Loan and Mercantile Agency Co., Ltd. SPECIAL ADVERTISEMENTS. NOTICE THE UNDERSIGNED lias a Large Quantity of RED BIR6H To be disposed of CHEAP. The Sizes are 6xl and 4 x 1. The breaking strain and durability of this Timber needs no recommendation as to its usefulnessi for Sheep Yards, etc., etc. SPECIAL PRICES FOR LARGE QUANTITIES. Apply— GEORGE SMITH, BUILDER, BRIGHT STREET. Telephone 408. WHAT OH! At last we have an up-to-date Fried Fish and Chip Shop, Grey Street, where you can spend threepence or more at Taylor’s Fried Fish Shop. WANTED Known —English Bibles and Testaments at cost prices obtainable from Depot, British; and Foreign Society. Maori Bibles half-price. H Andrews," Bootmaker, Gladstone Road. PARKER, Grey Street, guarantees to please all patrons in Pictureframing. A large Stock of Mouldings and Mounts to choose from. “Try him he never disappoints.” WANTED — Men. to inspect cur new stock of Shirts, Ties, Sox, and Braces; our low prices are the talk of the town.—Nat Hooper. GONCERT Programmes and all classes of Printing executed by an up-to-date staff.—Quotations given at Job Department, “Gisborne Times,” 'phone 500 WANTED Known—That E. Somervell has taken over the Carriage Building and General Blacksmitliing Business of W. Sandlant. and has several Second-hand Vehicles for sale at bargain prices. SK for Okitu New Season’s Fac- _ tory Butter. ANTED—Yo>u to take your morning walk - ■ ’s. Forequarter Mutton 2d, legs l chops 4d : spot cash, no delivery. OHNSTONE - p - SMITH have just opened a full range of Gents incoats. Oilskins, Canvas Coats. Lckintoshes, etc.