It Australasian women and children are not to know the uttermost extremity of suffering it is because the men and women of Britain have emerged from the gloom of selfishness into the clear light' of day. —Professor T) A. Welsh
WANTED. VVUANTED, Teacher for Ballroom Dancing. Apply, E.S., ibis office. I ED, a Porter.--Apply at once, ’’ Grand Hotel, Hastings. ANI ED, first-r lass Bread Baker.- - ’ ’ Apply Star Bakery. Hastings. WANTED, reliable giil as General. Apply by letter or telephone to Mrs. V . Porter, Puketupu. V f B r AN I ED, a Bov.- -Apply Manager, ” ’ Hastings Timber anef Joinery Co., 1 Listings. MA7ANTED. lost class Painters. Ap- ’ ’ I’L' to lien Beecham, Shakespeare road, Napier. Vy r ANTED. Good General; no wash- ’’ ing. Apply Mrs. J. S. McLeod, .Market >tr<s't, Hastings. "IjyUXNTED. Boy, left school, for gar* den work.'—Apply Kuin Lee, 129 Heretaunga si reel Laundry, Hastings. VyTANTEI), Womiiii for cleaning and ’ ’ v ashing, half-day a, week. Apply Tribune Office, Hastings. VV’ANIED, a Cook; references re- ' “ qui red.--Apply to Mrs. Robert Nairn, Railway road, Hastings. VV’J NTEI) ;.t om e, Man or Woman to assist in kitchen and do pantry work.— Apply Hargreaves’ Private Hotel, Hastings. A CHANCE for a Boy to become a first-class Small Goods Baker.— A pply W. H. Compton, “ The Savoy,” Hastings. WANIED immediately, 6 Men for scrubcutting, 10/- per day and found. —Apply to A. W. Symons, Station street, llastings. 'Phone 778.
r ANJED, an Elderly Man to milk, ’ » garden, and do odd jobs.—Apply W. 11. Small, Fernside, Otane. ’Phone 1 I. yVAN I’EI): Station Cook 30/-, Hotel ’ ’ Porters, Cow men 30/-, Boy for farm work. Station Hands (good wages), Kitchen Boy. -Nat Beamish. ■VLTANJED, Shearing by two good Hnearers up till 1 Ith inst ; blades preferred.— Apply “ Shearer,” Tribune Office, Hastings. WAN 1 ED, good Driver tor metal dray ; good wages to good man. — Apjily to-night, Hansen s Stables, Hastings. AT T .'> sTEH, Maternity Nurse, about ’ • end ot November; state fee and pari i. u'.irs. - Apply “Homely,” Tribune Olfice, Hastings. At/AN 1 ED. Single .shepherds £2 5/-, ’’ Ploughman, highest wages to first-class man, Fencers 10/- day, Rabbiteis 10/-, Gardeners 35/-. —Nat Beamish, Hastings. VSTAN lED, a middle-aged Woman or v» So di.■r''. \\ 11 ' a-, General; light pi-’-, e, country. Also, Man or Youth for general farm work.-Apply K. Ellison, llavokx k North. WANTED: T.'pi'-te, abu Junior Clerk - , . for Whakatil Freezing Works.—Apply by lei tor to the Manager. 11.8. l-’a: iiu’i s’ Meat < 0.. Box 251, Hastings. V47ANrED : Hous- - Parlourmaid, l’ook 2.’> -, General Light General 15/-, Waitress (hotel), General 17/- (Napier), Kitchen Girl, Housemaids.—Nat Beamish, Hastings. "AA7.ANTED, for the ('outitry, good ’ ’ Married Couple, take charge of lioiwi’ and -a.il-'i during owner's absence. Apply Charles Gordon, Taura pa, J lasting:;.
AIA4 HINISTs. W r ANTED: First-class, thoroughly capable Machinist tor white work, plihi s.’uing; al><> Export Machinist for loo*. • lilllllllllo covers. Highest wages to suitable hands. Electric power sewing machines. Apply, MANAGER, BJ,) HIES LIMITED, NAPIER. CAB IN El MAKERS AND CHAIR MAKERS required tor Wanganui. Good wages to first-eluss men. All work inaehino-finished. Ideal conditions; perinancuit employment guaranteed ; reasonable allow aneo grunted married men for removal expenses. — Apply THE DOMINION FVRNITUBE CO., LTD., Wanganui East. NAPIER LABOUR BUREAU, Athenivum Buildings, Browning Street, NAPIER. 'Phone 7£-6? yV'ANTED: 5 M. Couples, 5 Shop * ’ herds. 3 Ploughmen, 3 Cowmen, 5 Cook-Laundresses, 3 House-P. Maids, Cook-Laundress and llouso-P. Maid (together), 6 Generals, I Lady Helps. Si. imps tor leplv. WTANTED: 2 Ploughmen, 3 Sliep- ' ’ herds, 2 Farm Hands. Mi Ik-Gen. ami Gaidener, Kitchen Girl (sleep on promises), 2 Goueials (washing). 3 M. Couples. Waiting. Cook, or would take l.iundiess in hotel; smart Hoiißemaid and Waitress, Station Cadet. —A. AV. SYMONS, Station st i ent. Hastings. PO. Box 1 Em li.se slumps for replyMA''TERS, H.B. Farmers’ Labour •*- *■ • Ihue.iu, Queen street. Hustings. - -AVanted io call al this office to-mor-row morning at 9 o’clock : 3 Ploughmen t2 to £2 2 Married Couples £ll5. 2 Gardeners, 3 Cowboys 30/-, 35/-, 3 Housemaids, 2 Generals 20/-, 25/-, 2 Shepherds, 2 Teanisteis £3, Kitchen Bov (Hastings).
L.Ci.i ANO fIIUNIJ, T QST, Black and lan smooth-coated JLI collie Dog. white patch on nock. Regard. Bmi.aid Mu-on, Puketapu. IOS!’, small Tan Pet Dog (long■J haiied). Finder well rewarded. Apply ITibune G.nce, Hastings. lOST. between Cornwall Park and A Aveiitt' road, a Butterfly Brooch, keip-ake. Reward on icturning same to Tribune Office, .Hastings. LOST, or taken by mistake, Man’s Bicycle, in Hastings. Finder rewarded.'—Apply Tribune Office, Hastings. L OST, Wednesday night, between Twyford and Hastings, Lady’s Handling containing purse with £1 note, also bunch of keys, etc. —Finder rewarded on returning to Tribune Office, Hastings. LOST, to-day in Queen street, near Hastings street, Steel Chain Bag containing 52. Finder can have contents; return bag, valued keepsake.Mrs. E. F. Leicester, Ellison road, Hastings. K'Ol ND on Ocean Beach at Waima--4 -111.1 Pow Boat and pair Oars. ()« t .r <i h;no same on paying for mLt Io tkonga Mohi, Ocean Beach, annul am 1 Fine healthy seedlings aiwavs on hand and arriving fresh daily. ‘ Colioctions made up from 6/upi'iirds. Also Cabbage, Cauliflower, Lettuce, Onion. KuuietM, etc., in any aumititv. ’Phone 619. ARTHUR SIMMONDS, LIMITED, Seedsmen and Florists, HERETAUNGA STREET. HASTINGS.
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Hawke's Bay Tribune, Volume VI, Issue 272, 2 November 1916, Page 1
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