WA N TED—G ood Co o k-L a mid r ess. wages. £l.—Apply, Mrs. Murphy, To Arai. - WANTED— -At once, Smart Dad.. for ,Gisborne Confectionery Works.—Jowers: TXT ANTED—Boy for Miiking t» Housekeeper, Married Couple. Girl to assist; Housemaids, Woman Cook, Generals. Waiting engage meat: Married Couples, Shepherd, Shearer.—J. Peck-over and Co., next Public Library. WANTED KNOWN.—That Lan ( and Son stock the beet lino o' Ladies’ Button Boots and Lace-up-at—fancy I—los 9d.‘ ANTED KNOWN—Photos oi Labour Procession can be obtained at Mrs. Thomas’, Fruiterer, i opposite Whinray’s Hall. Gladstone Road. WA NTE D —Would-b e Punctual Working Men to try our oyrs Guaranteed Nickel Lever Watch, 255. —Grieve, the People’s Jeweller, stone Road. WANTED —Lovers to bear in mind that Grieve, the People’s Jeweller, caters for their requirements. Engagement Rings, finest value ever known, now on show. WANTED —Country Visitors to try Grieve,Mhe People’s Manufacturing Jeweller and Watchmaker;! most reliable and promptest mail in town. WANTED— 1000 Tusks to polish and-mount. Grieve, the People’s Jeweller, makes a splendid job from 15s upwards . Agricultural lime.—Farmers! Now is the time to increase the producing caiiacitv of your land ; testimonials from leading New Zealand farmers. Amner’s famous agricultural lime. For prices and pamphlets apply, W. Lissant Clayton, district agent. ART wins the heart, so Kelley and Parker have won many in Gisborne,' and are prepared to win many more; portraits in oils and black and white second to none in the Dominion. CIIVILITY costs nothing; you can > get it for same at Kelley and Parkers ;Pictures and Picture Frames itc., for littlo more. DOG-CHAINS, for eight pence each, at Parnell’s Popular Satirdav Sales, twenty-fourth inet. only. —A.'Parnell and Co., Ironmongers. FIRE! Everyone should be insured against fire. IV. Lissant Claycon, agent lor Australian Alliance, Norwich and London (Accident), and Norwich Union Life. Enquiries solicited. ~ 17IOR Working Men’s Boots an' . Bushmen’s Fern. Tights, try Lang and Son. They are well known md highly appreciated by all win lave tried them. OR IMMEDIATE SALE—On account of ill-health, the whole of :he property occupied by Mr. Ling. Jrmond Road, Whataupoko, consisting of 3 quarters and 11 perches, together. with Dwelling and buildings thereon; large frontages; cash or cerins.—Apply, T. G. Lawless, agent, Lawless’ Buildings, Kaiti Bridge. HAVE YOU a HOME? For sale, a well-built 4-roomed House and ibout fifth-acre, Disraeli Street batlg wash-house, etc; £375; pay £oo deposit.—W. Lissant Clayton, agent. HALLENSTEIN’S New Buildings. —There are one or two Suites if Rooms still available; clients may aspect plan and obtain fullest infor-, nation from W. Lissant - Clayton, rUST FANCY! Kelley and Parkei are selling 50 per cent »o»ver lan Auckland prices, to clear, preous to removal.—Kelley and Parker, rey Street, Gisborne. T OOK OUT for T.G.L.—T. G. Lawless, Land and Estate Agent, just across Kaiti Bridge, within one minute’s walk of Post Office. STOCKED from Floor to Ceiling with Brand New Goods. The phenomenal success--of our Clearing Sale enabled us to make room lor new shipments, and inspection is invited of our very complete new stock. We defy competition as .to quality; value, and variety.—H. J. Andrews, Boot Depot, Gladstone Road. TG. LAWLESS has removed into • new offices, situate Wainui Road, close to Kaiti Bridge, and within one minute’s walk of the General Post Office. , X J ACANCIES for two or three Boarders.—Apply, this office. X T ACANC-lEs"for Lady Boarders at V Mrs. E. Murphy’s , Private Boarding-house, corner of Fox and Clifford Streets, Whataupoko. - WHEN you want vonr money to bring you the best return, remember NOAH’S ARK can give you the best value in new and second-hand furniture, and all classes of goods. We buy, soli, or exchange, furniture and goods of -every description. Gramaphones and records for Bale or exchange. —NOAH’S ARK, Gltwl«ston* Road- 'Phone 101. \ , - MRS. WILLIAMS, EXPERIENCED LADIES' NURSE, IS prepared to take Patients. Outdoor Nursing done. . Childers Road. Address: Opposite Borough Council' yards. - . _
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Gisborne Times, Volume XXVI, Issue 2325, 19 October 1908, Page 1
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