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Dominion, Volume 25, Issue 274, 15 August 1932, Page 1

SITUATIONS WANTED. TV ANTED, work on dairy farm; life ’’ experience; good refs. M 55, ‘Dominion," Masterton; YVANTED, position housekeeper, soje ’ ’ charge; country preferred. M 57 “Dominion,” Masterton. ' QITUAITON wanted by young man, 24, A 5 on farm; good hand milker and general work. N6lB, “Dominion.” YVANTED, Sharetnilking by 2 men, one ’ ’ ■ married; up to 100 .cows; ex. refs. M 54, “Dominion,” Mastertou.• IJESPECTABLE Young Man seeks employment as Cowman-Gardener; refs. if required. R 604, “Dominion.” 'f'XPERIENCED young man with dogs A-< desires any farm or station .work; refs, if required. 8642, “Dominion.” SCOTTISH Registry, phone 43—105, recommends capable cook-general or housekeeper, country hotel or boardinghouse.■ YVANTED, urgently, by married man ’’ (32), position on farm, working manager preferred; life experience, N 643, “Dominion.” : SCOTTISH Registry, phone 43—405, recommends reliable, refined ladyhelp or housekeeper, invalid nursing, all duties. Refs, "POSITION on sheep farm, age 23, life A experience, two dogs: go anywhere. Wages and particulars, Wl5l, “Dominion,” Wanganui. SCOTTISH Registry, Phone 43—105, A', recommends experienced Ploughman, tractor driver, sheep work, fencing; excelJent colonial refs. SCOTTISH Registry, Phone 43—405, A, recommends Htperienced Gardener, fruit, flowers, vejafcibles, glass; excellent colonial refc. ’ TVELL-EDUCATED, Energetic Young ’ ’ Mau requires position as Representative for reputable firm; P 505, “Dominion ,” Palmerston Nth. WANTED by an experienced hand with 2 dogs, saddle and bridle, work on station for the coming season. MSG, ' Masterton. MANAWATU Labour Agency, Palm. Nth. Phone 6672. Waiting engagement: Cooks, Generals, Waitresses, Married Couples (good testimonials). p ARDENER, practical, experienced all lawns, hedges, rockeries, flowers, vegetables, pruning, regular or odd days; reasonable. Phone 16—838. QHARE Milking.—Wanted, over 90 cows, Man experienced all branches farm work; willing to increase herd own Capital; first-class refs. P 509, “Dominion;’? Palmerston Nth. ■ "VOTE.—Under the Postal Regulations, Correspondence addressed to a. nom-de-plume, initials, or number, to. care of any Post Office,’ will NOT be forwarded from office of porting. Advertisers who do*not desire thfeir names and, addresses disclosed may hare replies ad-’ dressed c/o “Dominion." All such replies will be forwarded to advertisers promptly. , ■, , -, - ,; ; . TRADESMEN.. PARKIN BROS., for' ’ Shopfittings.' ;A> Office and General'Alterations. * ;i POR all classes of* Plumbing' Work,'ring ■ A » 24—088; Levestam and Co.,' iPlumb- i ers, 178 RiddifOrd St. and Lambton Qy.i “A JOHNSON, Electrical Engineer, i • Hartpen House, Ghuznee St. All classes of Electrical work. Tel. 52—568. fJHIMNEY.- SWEEP—OnIy latest '-'■v.equipment and -vacuum .cleaners, used-'by reliable expert; open fires; 3/6; : ranges. ,4/6. , v Ring Phone 51—659. . CARPENTERING. . TF vou require a, good. Carpenter and a! x satisfactory job done promptly, tele-' phone "C., Richardson. 6 Ebor' St. PIR, 24—598. . EDUCATIONAL. SAVE 40% BY PROMPT ACTION. . HEMINGWAY’S COURSE INMERCANTILE BOOKKEEPING. A S a result of the recent depressed con--iX:ditions, which have made it difficult for many New Zealanders to undertake important business training, Hemingway’s have reduced the cost of their widelyknown correspondence course in Practical Mercantile Bookkeeping. The'following substantial reductions in fees are; offered for a strictly limited period:— ' - 40% Usual Fees. Concession. £5 (Cash) • - < £3 (Cash) > £6 (Terms) £3/10/- (Terms) A thorough. knowledge of Mercantile Bookkeeping is essential to success in any branch of business. Secure this ali-im-poifant knowledge by studying in your spare time under Hemingway’s. Act at once and Save Nearly Half the usual Cost. For full particulars write To-day, ' To “ ' ; HEM LN GW A Y ’ S CORRESPONDENCE SCHOOLS,* , - P.O. Box 516, Auckland. , . GILBY’S MAIL TUITION COURSE For * ' . ■RADIO SERVICEMEN’S EXAMINAA* TION HAS NOW COMMENCED. There is no time to be lost if you are to pass the December Examination. ■ ENROL TO-DAY—NOW! I Free Booklet is available by writing To GILBY’S COLLEGE, Radio, instruction Department; Courtenay Place, Wellington. P.O. Box 121, Te Aro. Phone 51—987. EVENING CLASSES For MATRICULATION ACCOUNTANCY PRELIMINARY. TUTOR: MR- W. H. STEVENS, M.A.. REMEMBER THIS IS THE LAST OPPORTUNITY TO COMPLETE THE ACCOUNTANCY PRELIMINARY EXAMINATION. RANKS COMMERCIAL COLLEGE. A* H. AMOS, F.A.1.5., Etc., Managing Director. ; ’ WANTED TO SELL. Wai] Board 6-10 x 3 <& 4 feet. Sheets * .;.22/6 per 100 sq. ft Trellis .Laths .... 2/6 per 100 lin. Oregon Btns. .. .. 10/- per 100 lin. Ajax Flooring .... 1/3 sq. yard. Lion Flooring .... 5-ply, 2/-; Red, 2/3. Roofing Felts McNeill’s British. Steel Sash All Sizes. Higgs' Motors .... Landed Cost.. Pumice Boilers, Tubs. Chimney Earthquake-proof Concrete Blocks .. Piles, Ventilators Breeze Blocks . . Soundproof. Paving Flags .... Kerbs, Slabs. Garage Blocks .... Rockface. Plain ■ / GUALTER & CO., 149 Featherston St. & 194 Lambton Quay A TIP to the harassed Business Man — Hear Atmore at the Town Hall next Thursday night.