SITUATIONS VACANT. LABOURERS wanted to. attend Meeting of Union in Trades Hall on Wednesday Night (to-morrow). Installation of Officers. 82 RICKLAYQ—'S Labourer wanted.—Ap- ' ply Khyber Pass, opp. Seccombe's Brewery. 557 ROSSSMAK'EiR wanted, for country; good .home; single room.—Apply Misses .McCabc, Milliners, Tabernacle Bldgs. 106 WANTED, 2 Lady Assistants for salvage sale.—Apply Stone and Co., Ltd, corner Queen aud Darby Sts. 561 Ty A N T E 57 GOOD RIDER. Light Lad, capable of riding work, can earn good pocket-money by attending Takapuna Racecourse for half an hour each morning before breakfast.—Apply RESPECTABLE. 387, 104 Star Office. LABOURERS wanted to attend Meeting of Union in Trades Hall on Wednesday Night (to-morrow). Installation of Officers. ■ , s:i DOMES—CS WASTES. GIRL or Young Woman wanted to work in restaurant. —Apply 80, Victoria St. 103 |\VE'NKRAL wanted.—Apply, mornings or yx evenings, to Mrs Harold Kissling, Glanville Terrace, off St. Stephen's Avenue, ParneU. 100 WOMAN, middle-aged, wanted for light house duties, afternoons only.—Apply by letter to Domestic, 384, Star Office. 97 WANTED, good reliable Woman to assist with children, good home, good Wages. All fares paid.—Apply Mrs Hart, Cheltenham Terrace, Devonport.' . 08 BELL'S Registry; 22, City Chambers, Queen Street.—W. Cooks, 35/, -10/, Te Kuiti, Te Awamutu, country hotels; Waitresses, 17/6, 201; Housemaids, 17/0, 201; Laundresses, 25/, Rotorua, country hotels, town, boardi—ghouses, etc., positions two together, Rotorua, etc.: Nurse-Probationer; Generals, Nurses, Helps, town, country; Pautrymaids, Kitchenmaids, M. Couples, town, country; cßeflued Girl, for shop; Six Drainers (good accommodation), 10/ day; Sis Plaxcntters; Useful Lads, town, country; Handy Man. 'Phone 1702. WANTED KNOWN. WANTED Known—Furniture Removal. Cheapest Van in town. Great care with furniture. Tirabei and Scoria carted. 'Phone 2,157. —W.-.'B. Snook, Carrier, Eden Terrace. . — ~~~~~~~~~*~~~——■———————» WANTED TO HIRE. TTtJiANTED, for fishing, Motor Boat on »»' Hire, by marine engineer.—State where to be seen and terms, Marine Engineer, 353, Stir Office. 03 TiyHANGAREI TTARBOUR TJOARD. WANTED TO HIRE/ "piLE THRIVING TDLANT, Consisting of. 40 FOOT PILE FRAME, STEAM FRICTION WINCH. TWO-TON MONKEY. Send full particulars to ENGINEER, 505 Harbour Board, Whangarei. MEETINGS. O T I C - E. DEVONPORT BUSINESS MEN. A General Meetiug will be held. in the Council Chambers ou THURSDAY, April 3rd, at 8 p.m. Business important. 560 E. ROSCOE, Secretary. I j AMUSEMENTS. A UCKLAND CITY COUNCIL. TOWN HALL. gATURDAY ]\TEXT, A PRIL KTH, gATrgtDAY -JTEXT, A PRIL JTTH, AT EIGHT O'CLOCK. QRGAN T>ECITAL " QRGAN T3ECITAL By 3_ X ]\T AUGHAX TJARNETT M R ]Y__ AUGHAX TJARNETT (CITT ORGANIST). Admission, 1/. HENRY W. WILSON, Town Clerk. April Ist, 1913. . 500 PERSONA— GEORGE SEAGAR, Devonport, of Seagar Bros., is in no way connected with George ■ Seager whose name appeared in the Police Court News fills mornbig. 105 VEHICLES FOB SAI_ T>ONY Phaeton in thorough repair; very -*■ comfortable vehicle. Price, £16 Write E.K., 381, Star Office. J8-
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Auckland Star, Volume XLIV, Issue 77, 1 April 1913, Page 7
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