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Hawke's Bay Tribune, Volume I, Issue 53, 13 February 1911, Page 8

WANTED. WANTED at once, Three Boys for tinsmith’s shop.—Apply, Manager, Frimley Canning Factory WANTED at once —Smart boys to sell papers on street. Apply “Tribune.” Hastings. WANTED a General Servant. - Apply Mrs. B. O’Rourke, sen., Station street, Napier. WANTED at once, Girls Women for the Frimley Canning Factory.—Apply, Manager, Frimley Canning Factory, Hast- . VACANCIES for three or four permanent boarders. Address, “Tribune” Office. WANTED Two Men, used to wool pressing, to press wool and do other work at Riverslea Wool Works.—Apply sharp at the works. Dressmaker wanted, one that understands coats preferred. Apply Mrs. Lambert, 308, Heretaunga Street. WANTED —By young man, board and lodgings with respectable family. Reply by letter to “C.D.,” “Tribune” Office, Hastings. WANTED —Laundress 20s, cook for hospital; general, good wages; cooks for country; housemaid ; lady help ; kitchen girls ; waitresses; house parlourmaid; married couple. Waiting—Good housekeeper; lady to assist bar and do sewing; housekeeper, with girl 16 to assist. Apply Miss Mackay’s Registry Office, Heretaunga Street, Hastings (next to Thorp’s). WANTED Charles Garvice readers to visit Clapham’s, Hastings, this evening. Large order of Garvice’s sixpenny novels arrive-i to-day.

TXTANTED —Carpenters in HastYY ings to save their money byboarding at Gelhor’s Dining Rooms for 10/6 per week. TXTANTED —Bricklayers in HastYY ings to save their money by boarding at Gelhor’s Dining Rooms for 10/6 per week. TXTANTED—Plasterers in Hast- ’ ’ ings to save their money by boarding at Gelhor’s Dining Rooms for 10/6 per week. TXTANTED — Plumbers in HastYY ings to save their money by boarding at Gelhor’s Dining Rooms for 10/6 per week. TXT ANTED—Painters in HastYY ings t o sa ve their money by boarding at Gelhor’s Dining Rooms for 10/6 per week. TXT ANTED—Labourers in HastYY i n g B to save their money byboarding at Gelhor’s Dining Rooms for 10/6 per week. LOST AND FOUND. T OST, Overcoat, Hastings Tim--U ber Co.’s paddock near circus. Reward return “ Tribune ” Office T OST in Hastings, between Railway Station and Little and Fairey’s shop, Lady’s Hand Bag, containing money. Reward on returning to Little and Fairey, Hastings ■pIOUND —Gold brooch, last Friday, in Heretaunga Street, Hastings. Owner can have same by giving description and paying cost of advertisement. Apply to owner of Box 107. miscellaneous’

THE KING’S THEATRE OR CHESTRA is prepared to take Engagements for At Homes, Garden Parties, etc. ’Phone 477. TJULBS! Bulbs! Bulbs!—Splendid assortment of Anemones, Freesias, Crocus, Tulips, Hyacinths, Iris, Ixias, Daffodils, etc —Armstrong and Haining, Seed Merchants. Hastings. TXT ANTED Known—if your ’ * Phonograph requires repairing, send it to Moss and Fraser (next Roach, Grocer), Heretaunga Street. YXTANTED Known—We guaran- ’ ’ tee all repairs undertaken. Cycles and Phonographs. Moss and Fraser (next G. F. Roach), Heretaunga Street, Hastings. TXT ANTED Known —Your bicycle ’ * will be carefully repaired by Moss and Fraser (next G. F. Roach), Heretaunga Street. XXTANTED KNOWN, that you v V can get a reliable Watch at H. G. P. Mortenson’s from 10/6 NOTICE TO POULTRYMEN. RICE Meal, 10/- per sack, and 1/6 per bushel. Better than Pollard for laying fowls. T. CLARKSON, Queen Street.