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Bush Advocate, Volume XX, Issue 1000, 11 April 1908, Page 1

ALL casual advertisements relaf. "- ing. to employment inserted in this columns must Jbe prepaid, *»t the rate of Is f or XZ marts. Standing 'and notices of meetings. will be charged for at scale rates. . DaiTnevirke laboh BUREAtJ. dunne~~and Co., (Opposite Bell Tower. 'Phone No. 73. Labor Agents for H.B. Sawmillers' Association. WANTED: 20 good navvies, 9e; good trolteymen, Us; waitress, £1; generals, 15s; camp cook, 27s 6d; -fencers and farm hands. ' -Awaiting Engagements t Several experienced miUbands, can guarantee them; also lady housekeeper, exceptionally talented and exceptional references. IS. NICHOLAS, T AND AND ESTATE AGENT, JLJ LABOR BUREAU AND , SERVANTS' SELECT REGISTRY, \ - OFFICE. Local Agent for the New Zealand Retailers' Protection Association. Rents, etc., collected. Properties for sale in all parts of the district. Opposite Cafe de Paris, HIGH .STREET. NICHOLAS'S LABOR BUREAU AND REGISTR V OFFICE; (Opposite Cafe dp Paris.) . _ Telephone 135. WANTED— Cooks, Generals, Bakers, Nursegirls, "Waitresses, Navvies, Laborers of all kinds. Waiting Engagement : Married Couple for station, Men for farm work, Kitchen Men, Porters, Cook?, and Generals for Country, Scrubcutters, and Bushmen, Shepherds, Bookkeepers, Shop Assistants, Housemaids, Housekeepers, and Laborers of all kinds. - LOST, one black gelding, with cover on, cover branded "D.H.C. and C. Co., Ltd." Reward on returning to* Masonic stables. IOST, from Masonic Stables, aboiit J : six weeks ago, one grey pony ina re,'. s years Old, both front heefc slightly cracked. Reward to anyone returning same or giving information that will lead to its recovery. II OR Sale, cheap, two good pack horses, just out of work. Apply, H ojnestead-, Otanga. IjlOR Sale, cream gig pony, staunch and quiet, any trial. Apply. S. D. Thomson, Adelaide Road. WANTED to buy, straw chaff. W. C. Swiggs, Matamau. X\7 ANTED, a sawyer for breakiugT ? down bench, vertical. Apply, J. Popplewell, Hukanui. WANTED, b. few young gentlel»eil hoarders. Apply "2..." 1 Achoeate o£sce. WANTED KNOWN— The Yankee Hustle Boot Sale has moved next to Charman's, and has established the I.X.L. Boot Shop. FOR Sale, 5 and 6-roomed houses, with bathroom, etc., on easy terms, small deposit, balance of pur-' chase money by monthly instalments. Houses built to suit clients, and sold on above terms. H. E. Grainger, builder, Swinburne street. NOTICE. HAVING purchased the stablekeeping business until lately carried on by Mr D. A. Bennett, known a.s the Railway Stables, I desire to solicit a fair share of public patronage. J. B. EATON. Having disposed of my business to Mr J. B. Eaton. I beg to thank my former customers for their patronage, and to solicit a continuance to my succos-sor. D. A. BENNETT. HM. RIES AND SON fr»ve • just landed in their Show* room Six beautifully - finished Station Waggonettes or Light Expresses, capable of seating six* Prices from £26 to £35.