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Hawke's Bay Tribune, Volume I, Issue 99, 8 April 1911, Page 8

WANTED, Ac. Wanted Advertisements relating to Labour, etc., Lost, Found, To Let, For Sale, and short Trade Notices, not exceeding 16 words, are inserted in this column for One Shilling each insertion, or Two Shillings and Sixpence for Three, if prepaid.

WANTED immediately. Nursery Govt rness. — Apply. Mrs. j Harry Shields, Manguteretere. | ’Phone 217. Hastings Exchange. j WANTED -Several carpenters, I and a joiner. Apply Grant and Flowers. Hastings. . t WANTED— General servant. ; Apply Mrs. lan Simpson, j Havelock North. Telephone 282. i 1 WANTED —By young lady, at | business during the day, j furnished bedroom. Apply “C.t.,’| Tribune Office, Hastings. WANTED— Private board and residence by respectable young fellow. Apply by letter to “Social,” Box 105, Hastings. WANTED —Thoroughly . impotent groom. Apply Mrs. i Kendrick Hill. Poraite, Napi< t. WANTED— Young man as yardman ; also smart boy to I peel potatoes. George Private 1 Hotel. Hastings. XTTANTED - Smart vaU/ess. * ’ Apply Manor House, Warren Street, Hastings. ’Phone .’S->. WANTED —A respectable boy. Apply Hannah and Co., Boot Merchants, Hastings. WANTED —For our Showroom, experienced young lady , with knowledge of Millinery work. Apply prompt, Sydney Cash Drapery Co. WANTED —Competent ladyhelp for Wairoa, one who understands plain cooking. Good -wages. Apply in evening, Mrs. Frank Powdrell, Caroline road, Hastings. WANTED —Two energetic boys to sell papers on the street. [Can easily make from 5/- to 10/per week. Apply Tribune Office, Hastings.

TXTANTED—By the day, Dress- * ’ making or children’s sewing Write “Dress,” “Tribune” Office, Hastings. - TXTANTED Houseinaid and Wait- ’ ’ ress for hotel; Lady Help for Kumeroa; General for country, good wages; Nurse Girl; Good Laundress for April Ist; Housemaid (no washing), good wages; Cooks for country.—Apply Miss Mackay. Registry Office, Heretaunga street, Hastings. ’Phone 274.

TXTANTED KNOWN.— Far bet- ’ ’ ter than Harem Skirts or Police Scares: Thomson’s J ( - Window. TXTANTED—-Painters in HastI ’ ’ ings to save their money by I boarding at Gelhor’s Dining Rooms I for 10'6 per week. TXTANTED—Labourers in Hast- ’ V ings to save their money by boarding at Gelhor’s Dining Rooms for 10/6 per weekXXT ANTED—Bricklayers in Hast- ’ * ings to save their money by boarding at Gelhor’s Dining Rooms for 10/6 per week. TXTANTED—Carpenters in Hast- ’ ’ ings to save their money by boarding at Gelhor’s Dining Rooms for 10/6 per week. V^ANTED —Plasterers in Hastings to save their money byboarding at Gelhor’s Dining Rooms for 10/6 per week. TXT ANTED — Plumbers in Hast- * ’ ings to save their money by boarding at Gelhor’s Dining Rooms for 10/6 per week. LAPHAM’S SALE— Continued next week. Children's tricycles going at fraction over cost for one week only. T OOK out for Bargains at Clapham’s Sale next week. Great week for Baskets. TJASKETS —Dress Baskets and ■D Hand Baskets, direct imported. marked down and sold at bed-rock next week.

SAVE your Money by purchasing at Clapham's Sale. Glassware and Crockery ware very cheap. TROUBLE your enjoyment of driving and the use of your gig by purchasing Clapham’s Parent Horse-holder, 7'6 and 12,6. worth £.5. TJOSTCARDS at Clapham’s—k One of the best displays of Postcards in the Dominion. Beautiful local views from One Pennv.