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Gisborne Times, Volume XXVI, Issue 2386, 30 December 1908, Page 1

WANTED. OY witli bicycle to deliver papers; good wages to reliable lad. Apply— “TIMES” OFFICE. ANTED—A Mullock Driver.— Apply, H. M. Porter. _ to ANTED—Situation by resoect- / Y able Young Woman as Cook, \vn or country.—“A,” Times Office. WANTED —A Capable Girl to assist with country housework. — nply, Tel. 200. WANTED —Place as Harm a id, Inexperienced, but willing to learn.—Apply, “A,” “Times” Office. WANTED —Watches and Clocks* of all kinds to repair by A. Dodgers, next Eissant Clayton’s. 7ANTED KNOWN—A. ltodgers, VV late of G. and T. Young and Seymour’s, _has_ started Watch and Clock Depairing next Lissant Clayton’s. W 'ANTED—At once. Three or Four Tradesmen.—Apply, W. Howard, signwriter and decorative painter, Gladstone Dead ; telephone 6/. WA NTE D. —Rouse a bout. La dylielp, Farm Hand, Milker, Kitchen Boy, Nurse, Waitress, Housekeeper £l, Married Couple, Housemaids, and Generals. "Waiting engagement: Douseabout, Teamster. —J. Peckover and Co., next Public Library. WANTED.— Thoroughly competent housekeeper; must have good references; wages £1 per week. —Apply immediately H. D. Buchanan, Whatatutu. WANTED— A Good Enlargement makes a suitable present at Christmas. Best place and price good Elierbeck Studio. WANTED— An owner for a Gent’s Silver Hunting Lever, guaranteed 5 years, jewelled 7 holes, £3 10s.—At Grieve, the People’s Jeweller. . . 9 WANTED.— Judges of a good value to see silver shaving mugs, razor strops, and hundreds of presents for gents . at Broad's, the Sydney prices shop. WANTED— Wearers for a Gent’s Nickel Lever Watch, 5 years’ guarantee, stand anything, 2os, at Grieve, the People’s Jeweller. WANTED— 100 Men a week, to swell the chorus that Grieve is the only practical watchmaker and jeweller in town; try him: WANTED —Engagements by the score ;Grieve, the People’s Jeweller, has a wonderful display of rings at wonderfully cheap prices. WANTED— Evidence to prove that Grieve lias not got the choicest Xmas goods in the Bay, and, mark you, the best value ever known. WANTED— Those about to open hearts and purses to inspect Grieve’s display of goods suitable for Xmas presents; £3OOO stock at your disposal. ANTED TO SELL.—At our usually low prices, jewellery of every description suitable for presents for ladies at Broad’s, tlie best value jeweller. \ WANTED —To acquaint you with the radical changes ill the style of Tailor-made Suits, and give yofi 10 per cent discount this month.—Nat. Hooper, McKee’s Building. WANTED KNOWN—For Low Prices, Good Value, and 10 per cent Discount this month try Nat Hooper. . WANTED KNOWN—One of the littlo things that helps to make a man well dressed is a Tie; try ours and get 10 per cent discount.—Nat. Hooper. IA N QUIRE AT ONCE.—S acres and li premises suitable for Store or Bakery business. Centrally situated in rising country township.—Apply T. G. Lawless, Agent. 1.1 OR SALE —Cabbage, Cauliflower, 1 Broccoli, Celery, and Leek Plants.—Edward Ling, Whataupoko. 171011 SALE —Goodwill of Leaso, J Gladstone Road; full particulars on application to T. G. Lawless, agent. IA OR SALE.—Two acres Makaraka, Section Kaiti, £l9o_cash or. terms. An offer wanted for Whittaker Street section J-acro. Numerous sound investments offering. Call on W. Lissaut Clayton, Estate Agent. HOUSEMAID’S GLOVES for thirteen lienee each at Parnell’s Popular Saturday Salts, New Year’s Eve only.—A. Parnell and Co., Irony mongers. PORTRAITS can b crayon', Indian be had in oils, lors, and finished in the most artis- ; style. Orders received through st or personal application at Kelley id Parker’sSUBURBAN STORE with - good _ turnover and in splendid position. Long lease. Shop well stocked and may be purchased'as a going concern for £2oo.—Apply to W. Lissant Clayton. f* f* C> will purchase 10 acres c&J ODU and new 5-roomed dwelling, outbuildings, etc.—Apply T. G. ' Lawless, Agent.