When will the nation realise that this business is not a rrftitter of personalities and petty ambitions, though at first it may have been so, but that it has, I believe, become orm of principles, of the fate and future of nations, or even races, and that as such it becomes necessary for every man to take a definite stand, to adopt a positive attitude. But only a crisis of the first magnitude could bring that realisation to many people ; to them ev-nts have no significance ; they may hear the rumble of the ihundcr, but fail to see the storm that is raging. But I moralise, and that is supposed to be a bad thing to do here.—Extract from a soldier’s letter.
WANTED. Vy ANTED, Housemaid-Waitress. Apply Fernhill Hotel, Hastings. Vy ANTED, a Kitchen Boy. Apply. Dominion Restaurant, Hastings. yyANI’ED, Traction-engine Stoerer ; Y T permanent job to reliable man.— Apply J. Mills, Hastings. Vy ANTED, a Boy.—Apply Manager, ’’ Hastings Timber and Joinery Co., Hastings. "iy'ANTED, Smart Assistant for ”Y Clothing Dept.—Apply N.Z. Clothing Factory, Hastings. yy7 ANTED, Youth for Stoking. ’ Apply. Phillips and Wright, Ltd.. Hastings. Yy ANTED, a Smart Youth for delivY ” ery.—Apply Boyd & Co., Butchers. Hastings. YyANTED, Good General; no washing. Apply Mrs. J. S. McLeod, Market street, Hastings. "yyANTED, Floorman or first-class ’’ Improver.—Apply at once to J. Lorrigan, Blacksmith, Hastings. IYy ANTED, a Cook; references reI Y y quired.—Apply to Mrs. Robert I Nairn, Railway road, Hastings. ■yy ANTED, experienced Pastrycook. Y Y —Apply at once, Burrell & Helm, Hastings. yy ANTED at once, a Driver and a ’ T Steerer for Traction Engine. Vpply, Bull Bros., Port Ahuriri. yy ANTED, a Boy to learn Orchard T ’ work ; also, two or three Young Men. Apply, W. Sisson, Mahora South. ANTED, Woman to cook for bacheT T lors at Have.ock North. Apply to “Cook,” Tribune Office. yyr.VNTED. a Light General for easy ’ ’ place; good wages.—Apply Tribune Office, Hastings. Vy ANTED, two competent Drivers; ’ ’ wages £2 16/- per week and overtime. Apply sharp, F. G. Smith and Co., Port Ahuriri. Vy ANTED, capable Mother’s Help; . good home and good wages to suitable person. References necessary. A BPl v ’JTribune Office, Hastings. ■yy ANTED immediately, a Light GenYY eral; no washing.—Apply Mrs. H. J. King, 406 Charles street, or ’Phone 139, Hastings. yy ANTED, experienced General or ’ ’ Lady Help fond of children. — Mrs. Chas. Douglas, 11 Cobden road, Napier. Vy ANTED, position as Lady Help or Y ” Light General in small family : can give, reference. “Urgent,” Tribune Office, Napier. yy ANTED. General for Napier: two Y Y i n " family ; no washing.—Apply Mrs. H. C. Wilson, Barrack lull, Napier; or ring 172, Napier. yy ANTED, Housekeeper for WaiY Y marama. Two children. Good wages to suitable person. Apply. “W,” Tribune Office. V7OUNG LADY would do light duties mornings and evenings in return for comfortable home. Write'Reliable,’ Tribune Office, Hastings. WANTED, Junior Clerk (male), 16 or over) for Bank.—Apply in writing, with references, to P.O. Box 28, Napier. yy ANTED, 2 Dumpers 2/- per hour ’ Y found), Musterer £3 until shearing, Waggoner £3 10/- (find himself). Ploughmen £2. —Nat Beamish. WAITING Engagement: HousemaidLaundress, Cook, Ploughman, Married Couple, etc. —John T. Blake, ’Phone 264, Hastings. VyrANl ED, a Alan with chaffcutter YY anc f traction engine to cut about 20 tons of chaff, near Hastings.—Apply Tribune Office, Hastings. WANTED, a Caretaker for Swimming Baths.—For particulars as to salary and duties, reply to L. F. Pegler, School House, Southampton street, Hastings. yy’ ANTED. Apprentices and ImprovYY ers for the Dressmaking. Apply. Mrs. Farrant (next Hargreaves Boarding House), (late Briggs’ Buildings), Queen street, Hastings. WANTED, experienced Housemaid (school) 20/-, Light Help 10/-, Cook-Laundress 25/-. Cook-General (no washing) 22/6, Housekeeper,—Nat Beamish, Hastings. yy ANTED: Housekeeper 25/-, GenYY erals (Hastings and Napier), Cook-Laundress 25/-, Housemaid, Parlourmaid, Light General, HousemaidWaitress. —Nat Beamish, Hastings. WANTED: Farm Hand, Cowboy, 2 Shepherds, 2 Cook-Generals, Housemaid, 2 General Servants, 2 Ploughmen, Help for kitchen. —John T. Blake, ’Phone 264, Hastings. Vy ANTED, first-class Porter (HastYY ings), Porter, 2nd Cook, Napier, Rouseabout (no milking), Cotvmen 30/- to 35/-, Kitchenman 27/6. —Nat Beamish, Hastings. yy ANTED for Hotels, 2nd~CookT2 Y Y Housemaids, Waitress (Napier), Housemaid-Waitress (country), House-maid-Waitress (Gisborne), Kitchenmaid. —Nat Beamish, Hastings. WANTED: Servant for country. Lady Help for town, good Fencer, Married Couple £llO (wife cook-laun-dress, husband gardener).—John T. Blake, ’Phone 264, Hastings. WANTED immediately: Mother and two daughters, or Married Couple, for laundry work: school, cottage, every convenience, good wages.-—Nat. Beamish, Hastings. WANTED: ’2~Fencers7‘2“Rabbiters, Shed Hand, Single Shepherds, Ploughmen, Gardeners (highest wages for good men); Married Couples.— Nat. Beamish, Hastings. NAPIER LABOUR BUREAU, Athenseum Buildings, Browning Street, NAPIER. ’Phone 756. WANTED: 6 Shepherds, 4 M. Couples, Al . Shepherd, 2 Ploughmen, 2 Cowmen, 2 Cooks (hotel), 2 Waitresses, 4 Cook-Laundresses, 2 H.P. Alaids, 4 Lady Helps, 5 Generals. Stamps for reply. . WANTED: 2 Shearers, Shed Hand i 50/-, Shepherd and Ploughman 40/-, Farm Hand (general) 30/-to 35/-, Useful Alan about homestead (milk and chop wood, etc.) 27/6, Cook and Housemaid (private school) 25/-, 20/-. Waiting: 2 Housekeepers, M. Fencer, Cook and Parlourmaid (would like place together in country).—A. SYMONS, Station street, Hastings. Box 1, ’Phone 78. Stamps for reply to be enclosed. A AIASTERS, H.B. Farmers’ Labour uV. Bureau, Queen street, Hastings. Telephone 589, Private 716. —YVanted: 4 Ploughmen 40/- to 50/-, 2 Housemaids, 2 Laundresses, Cook 17/6 to £l, 4 Alilk-Generals 30/- to 35/-, Boy (help stockmen), Married Couple (woman cook for 3 or 4 men, man milk and garden) £ll5, Alarried Couple (large house, close school), 3 Shepherds 40/-, 2 Gun Shearers to do aliout 5000 per man, start early November, 25/- per 100.
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Hawke's Bay Tribune, Volume VI, Issue 268, 28 October 1916, Page 1
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