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People sometimes do try other Floor Polish but they invariably come back to QUICKSHINE

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SITUATIONS VACANT \7ENTRILOQUISM. Earn pounds. Write ffee particulars of inexpensive Course. School of Ventriloquism, Box 65, Petone. 837 W A? NTED. —An Experienced Waitress. Apply Lyric Cafe. 53 WANTED.—An Experienced Wait- '' ress. Apply Gisborne Hotel. 72 "WANTED.—MiddIe-aged Man for '' gardening. Permanent position. Apply Phone 1727. 82 \\7 ANTED. —A Girl for Housework. ’' Apply Rostrevor Hospital, Clifford Street. Phone 479. 83 WANTED—Experienced Waitress; easy position. Ring 898, or apply Herald. 55 WANTED.— Girls, town, 17/6, 20/-; Cook Generals, country, 25/-. — Marshall’s Registry, 1756. 84 "WANTED.—EarIy August reliable Shepherd for Onetohunga station. Ring evening 3M, Tokomaru Bay, 41 "WANTED. —Boy to milk three cows, and learn general Station Work. Ring 142 W., Wairoa. 23 RADIO EXPERTS WANTED BUT you must be qualified. The Druleigh Radio School is controlled by a British Admiralty Expert. Servicemen, Amateurs, Operators, Air Craftsmen, gain highest percentages of passes under its personal correspondence training. Moderate fees. Inquire to-day to ensure your future —Druleigh College Ltd., Dept. “P.H.," Box 1225. Auckland WANTED—TRAINED MEN! /"THOSE with specialised training are -*■ in demand to-day. They earn good salaries —their knowledge makes them worth it. Let the I.C.S. train you at home —in your spare time. It is a splendid insurance against unemployment. Short Story Writing Commercial Art Furniture Maker Electrical Eng. Concrete Eng. In which subject, trade or profession do you wish to be trained? Send for the 1 I.C.S. Free Booklet which ?very ambitious man should read. Write TO-DAY! INTERNATIONAL CORRESPONDENCE SCH OOLS p°pt. C\, Box .120 Hastings. Architecture Building Foundry Work Welding Plumbim WANTED WANTED.—Driving Lessons; good ’ ’ remuneration offered when license granted. Reply "Driving," Herald. S2 WORK WANTED A LL types of Saws Sharpened, Set and Re-toothed; machine accurate; charges moderate —Saw Service, S. Loan, 36 Bright Street. A LL classes of Building Work undertalcen, at shortest notice. —It. S. Northe, 282 Aberdeen Road, opposite Steam Laundry. pYCLE Repairs. Russell Cycles. T AWN Mower Repairs. Russell Cycles. jV|"AN wants work, can milk and kill. Write ‘‘Worker,” Herald. 81 "jITOTOR-CYCLE Repairs Russell Cycles. CAWS, machine sharpened and re8D toothed; Lawnmowers collected and delivered; latest machines.— Trevor Carr, 307, Gladstone Road. WORK WANTED.—Showcard Writing J L Mountford, Tolaga Bay. 859 T7ORK wanted by Tradesman, town ’ or country. Painting, Paper-hang-ig, and Interior Decorating; estilates free. Ring 1764 D. 68 WANTED TO BOARD WANTED to Board.—Young Refined ’’ Gentleman; comfortable borne. Address Herald. home. 67 LOST OST. —Colonial Club, Gentleman’s J Bicycle, Bosch light. Harrison’s utehery, Phone 300. Reward. 79 OST. —One large Tamworth Boar, J Waihirere, on Saturday. Anyone lowing wherabouts. Ring 798 R. 21 TO LET po LET. —Large Furnished House, . with all modern conveniences and eautlfully situated, available until ictober. Apply Ball & Crawshaw, lecurity Buildings, Gisborne. "WANTED to Let—A Furnished ’’ House; handy to town. Apply No. 36, Herald. 86 WANTED TO RENT WANTED. —House to rent; first ’’ class tenant. Write No. 35, Herald. 71 WANTED KNOWN QEVEN days only, Suit and Overcoat Sale, drastic reductions. See windows. Flemings, opp. Regent. YOUR own material made up in latest style. W. D. Christie, Ladies’ and Gentlemen's Tailor, 62 Stanley Road. „ WANTED TO BUY ► ONER Cows and Bulls; highest * cash price givetf ■ —J. E. Haisman. J A NTED to Buy.—Oyster Bottles, Lyric Cafe. ; ’ 2 T ANTED. —Baby’s High Chair; good condition, ‘raid. Write No. 28, 999 7ANTED to Buy.—Cash buyers of / Fresh and Preserved Eggs—rtrom’s, Bakers. Pe§ 1 Street, 827 7ANTED. Second-hand Enamel * Bath; <- good condition. Apply raid. ' 6 i_ 7ANTED to Buy.—Solitaire Dia- ' mnn rl in mond, mounted or unmounted, foi ih. Particulars to “Diamond,” raid. riL —Prime Porkers. Bacand Poultry. Highest i. Hampton’s Ltd., phone

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Gisborne Herald, Volume LXVI, Issue 19988, 13 July 1939, Page 1

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633

Page 1 Advertisements Column 1 Gisborne Herald, Volume LXVI, Issue 19988, 13 July 1939, Page 1

Page 1 Advertisements Column 1 Gisborne Herald, Volume LXVI, Issue 19988, 13 July 1939, Page 1

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