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Gisborne Herald, Volume LXVI, Issue 20068, 14 October 1939, Page 1

As a Floor Polish QUICKSHINE for 40 years has been, and still is, different from all others.

NOTICE We regret that owing to the increased coet of postage, casual small advertisements appearing in these columns can be accepted only for cash from customers who naVe not a regular advertising account. SITUATIONS VACANT TIT ANTED. —Girl to assist light ’ ' household duties. —113 Sheehan Street. i'ii \X7ANTED. —A Cook General. —AptT p]y Mrs. Watson, telephone 375 D. Vlir ANTED.-—Boy for small herd; machines used; good home and wages.—Apply phone 1331. TIT ANTED. —Competent Help, all ™ conveniences; good wages Ring 340. . !±L WANTED.— Young Girl for housework, no cooking or washing.— Apply Mrs. J. B. Williams, 600 K TIT ANTED.—For Coast station, Boy ” to milk three cows and assist with stock work. —Apply Dalgety & Co. Ltd. 872 MAKE MONEY BY WRITING IN Radio, the Press and Advertising. there Is an insatiable demand for trained Writers. Druleigh’s unique home-study training in Free Lance Journalism and Story Writing fits you to earn good money in your spare time. Write for free particulars today. Druleigh College, Dept. “P.H.” Box 1225, Auckland. FARMERS ORGANISATION SUITABLE MAN wanted as iocal representative to contact farmers in Poverty Bay District. Good commission, ensuring lucrative return for man experienced doing business with farmers. Character references required. Apply— MR, R. I. HARRISON, arriving Coronation Hotel this evening. 909 TRAINING riARRY on steadily with your specialized training so that it becomes ah asset—something that will ensure a good position and salary. Remember, the I.C.S. trained man is Ihvaluable to every business. Here are some of the 300 Courses that can bfe studied in your own time. Accountancy Diesel Engineer Building Radio Engineer Advertising Foundry Work Salesmanship Electric Power & Chemistry Lighting Drafting Short Story Writing For information about I.C.S. specialized training and for Free Prospectus, write to: INTERNATIONAL CORRESPONDENCE SCHOOLS, Dept. C\. Box 120, Hastings. FOUND , I^OUND,— Cheap ail dry Firewood, - Mill Slabs, one sack 2/0, 2 for 4/3, 3 for 6/-, 7 for 13/-. Also Matai, 3/6 sack or 4 sacks and 1 kindling 14/-.—Only at Shipp & Sons, Phone 1040. McKEAGUE'B FOOD NEWB “GHIRRIFF’S” “Fancy Free” for Desserts, Pie and Tart Fillings; quickly made; Od per packet at McKeague’s, The Grocers. CPRING is Here! Keep healthy! ® Drink “Juicidrinks’’ Tomato Juice, large tins 9d, or 3 for 2/-, at McKeague’s. The Grocers. “TTEINZ” Vegetable Salad—Freshlyt gathered Vegetables in a delicious mayonnaise dressing: ready to serve; 1/- tin at McKeague’s, The Grocers.__ Tj'Oß Velvet-smooth, Home-made *■ Ice-cream, “Jello” Freezing Mix, \i- tih. “Jello" Ice-cream Powder, 1/-. packet, at McKeague’s, The Grocers.