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Hawera Star, Volume XLVII, 9 March 1928, Page 2

SITUATIONS WANTED. (SITUATION wanted on farm 'by man with previous experience. Write “Ted,” Star Office. ~y\r ANTED —Position in or around HaV worn; willing to assist with, all house duties; can recommend. —Mrs Bridge, Labour Bureau, 'phone 2730. WANTED —Position on farm by ’ young man; experienced with machines. Apply Kapuni Store. TV/" ANTED —By energetic man, gar- * dening and hedge cutting. Write “Worker,” Star Office. WANTEO —By capabre married man, situation on farm; both good milkers. Write “Farmer,” Star Office. SITUATIONS VACANT. ■WANTED—CapabIe general. Apply Mrs R. H. -Reece, Waihi Road. LOST. T OST—Small sum money between Nolantown and High Street; reward.—J. Campbell, Carrier, Hawera. .FOR KALB. '' ' TpOR Sale—Setter pups, 10 weeks old. Apply Jackson, Power House. ■p 1 OR Sale—s-seater Ford, New Beauty, good .as new, £100; 2-seater Ford, New Beauty, like new, £110; Tudor Sedan Ford, like new, £l6O. —Kemp, Ford Garage, Hawera. Sale —Farm, 49 acres, £52 10s per acre.—P. Pitcher, Kaponga. p'OR Sale—Second-hand pianos, Max Kurtz; deposit £8 and £l/2/7 monthly; suitable for learner.-—At Dixon’s, Hawera. JpOR Sale—Piano, second-hand, by Collinson, in splendid order, good tone, would give service for twenty years. Price £55 cash at Dixon’s, Hawera. ppOR Sale—A second-hand piano, English; been renovated; good tone; suitable for learner;, will accept £42 cash for prompt sale; terms could be arranged.-—Dixon’s. Hawera. JpOR Sale—Sewing Machines. Why pay more? Rotoscillo desk pattern, £ls cash; Dixon machine, New Home, Vicker’s, from £l2. Easy terms. Also New Home hand machine for 59/- cash. —At Dixon’s. ‘ ‘ BABYLAND ’ ’ INFANTS’ LAYETTES Parcel No. 1 for 47/6 containing 1 doz. Naps (Flannelette), 2 Day Gowns, 2 Night Gowns, 2 Flannel Barras, 2 Silk and Wool Vests, 2 Flannel Binders, 1 Honeycomb Shawl, Powder, Soap and Safeties. No. 2 Layette, 63/No. 3 Layette, 75/Every Requirement for Mother and Baby at gTEW ART’S, HIGH STREET, HAWERA. ELTHaM 'BUSINESS' SP~E6MLLS USEFUL MOTOR ACCESSORIES. SIDE WINGS. yERY effective side draught deflectors. Add to the driving comfort of a«4 open cars. Made with heavy bevelled glass and extra strong brackets. Suitable for Fords, Chevrolets, Overlands, etc. £2/17/6 £2/17/6 Suitable for all makes of Heavier Cars. Only a limited suplpy of these at this price—£3/-/- £3/-/- . 5 JRI J. ]B EIDGER ' MOTOR EQUIPMENT STORE, ELTHAM. JpORD 1-ton truck, late model, new tyres, body, cab, etc., equal to new. mechanically Al, any trial, easy terms. £100; Ford 5-seater, starter, Al order throughout, new tyres, £6O.—C. C Stanners, Eithain. BUSINESS NOTICES. THE YO'JNG MAN IN BUSINESS X o -DAY is the day of the young man in business—you see proof of it wherever you go. In insurance offices, banks, warehouses you find men, though still under thirty, holding down responsible positions. QUALIFICATION IS THE SECRET. These men have utilised their spare time studying Accountancy—the stepping stone to the really big jobs. Do the same. Start now, spend an hour or two each evening in interesting study, and qualify as an Accountant. HEMINGWAY’S POSTAL COURSES a're the means by which thousands of young men have achieved success. Qualification is assured under their system. Send for their big free book “Accountancy.” Tells all about the wonderful opportunity awaiting you in this lucrative profession. No obligation. Simply write. HEMINGWAY’S CORRESPONDENCE SCHOOLS, P.O. BOX 516, AUCKLAND. MAKE this year a musical one. Buy a New Wonder “La Gloria” Gramophone. Easy terms; 5/- weekly, no deposit.—T. G. Liddington, agent for Hawera and district-