Never suffer your energies to stagnate—the old adage of too many irons in the fire, conveys an abominable error. You cannot have too many—poker, tongs and all keep them all agoing. —Dr. A. Clarke.
WANTED. WANTED: Man to drive Ford Delivery, Van. Apply Star Bakery, HaaUngs. WANTED: Girl’ 16 or 16 to with* Housework. Apply Tribune, Haat’ga. WANTED: Good Bar nan. Apply Heatings Hotel, Hasting*. WANTED: Dover Btove. Apply P.O. Box 116, Havelock North. WANTED, by Married Coqple, no children, Board, handy to town. Apply “Board." Tribune, Hastings WANTED: Cook-General, small adult family. Apply Mrs. C. O. Tanner, Havelock North. WANTED: - Girl, left school, to take baby out. Mr*. Arthur, Bailway Boarding ijpnse, Avenue road, Hastings. ANTED: Housemaid-Waitress, wages. 40s. Apply Exchange Motel, Havelock North.' 'Phone 469 X; Hastings. • WANTED: Lady Help st Giri for house work, also a Nurse Girt —Mrs. James Cowan, Knight street, Hastings. WANTED: Furnished House or Rooms, at once, in Hhvelock. Apply Tribune Agency, Havelock M. cUTSTANTED: A Probationer, also Day* W Girl. Apply 400 Knight street, Hs2tiugs. , , WANTED: Smart Youth for Seed and Grain Store. Excellent prospects.— T_ Clarkson, Ltd., Hastings. WANTED: Boy to assist machinist.—H. Campbell and Sons, Karamu road, Hastings. .. JOINERS: Two good Joiners wanted.— H. Campbell and Sons, Karamu road, Hastings. ' WANTED; A Clerk. Apply in writing to McLeod and Gardner, Ltd., Market street. Hastings. . WANTED, at once, reliable Pantrywoman. middle aged preferred. Apply Chapman’s Tea Rooms, Busings. Wanted” Motor Car Lamp, odd Ford Lamp, or second-haid pair.—"Prespolite,” ’Phone 1337,_Napier. WANTED: Boy or Girl for Office; ins* left school. Apply Box 142. Own hand writing. ■ WANTED: Two or three Unfurnished Rooms, wih use of conveniences. Apply c/o Horton, Boot Repairer, Hast’gs, ANTED: A Relieving Maid. Apply sharp, Carlton Club Hotel, Hastings. WANTED: Cook-General, also young Girl to mind boy (3 y el ‘ rß) -. out. Apply Mrs. Hyslop, 3a> St. Aubyn street, Hastings. - WANTED: Three Young Ladies, friends, as boarders in private family, two minutes from G.P.O. Apply ‘'lnstrument, Tribune, Hastings. .... WANTED, for an elderly Gentleman. Unfurnished Bed»Living room, close to town. State terms to R. Brathwaite ahd Son, Hastings. „ MARRIED Couple, disengaged, respectaoie. no family. Gbod reference*, w ite cook-housekeeper. Address Experienced. P. 0., Dannevirke. WANTED: Two good Men, picking and orchard work. 1/9 per hour. 2/ Sunday work, permanent job. A.pply Heimann, Havelock North. WANTED: Married Couple, man «hsep work, woman cook-general. Good home and wages. Apply Dalgety s, Hastings. , — WANTED: Work in oountry by married man one child, cowman, gardener or general, cottage preferred.—Handy. Tribune. Hastings. WANTED: A Nurse-Needle woman; also Man or Boy for milking. and to look after polo ponieql Apply O, .Nelson, Tomoana.— . month “ old. Apply Homely. Tribune Office. Hastings. _ 1 —. Manageress soda: Fountain or Tea Rooms; Lady with extensive expdri; ence ft disengaged. Apply “Conscientious. Tribune, Hastings. . . MASTERS. H.B. ?‘riners’ Labour • Burera. Queen Street. Phone 569. Private a? ? e ien ComXiion: 3 (Hl nvSS ) ’ ScullotT Maids. M. Couple (man milk-gen» WAN T B D piTMEN AND METAL DBAY DRIVEB& For full particuplars apply— PUBLIC WORKS O.CONNOR. Contractor, Waikare. mibceluaheoub* ~ WHEN REQUIRING a TAXI ring up Buildings, Hastings. _'Phone 516. THE Famous Dixie Rugs and Squares—all sixes.—Pretty Patterns and good.— Christie, Queen street, Hastings. OAK. almost unprocurable—Beautiful, quaint, English Oak Bedroom Sntto (4 pieces) at Christie’s, Queen street, Hastings. —- SMALL quantity Teased ’gEISS in 1. 2, 4 and 61b. bags at CHRISTIE S Queen street, Hastings w-gEN NIBS, almost every variety in stock at CLIFF PRESS. Every hand suited. •t-wticTORY” Blouse Sale starts Monday. V February 2nd. For 12 days only. 15 per cent, sale discount (3/- in £ on). The ‘‘Club” Tea-room Buildings (upstairs), Heretaunga_street, Hastings. /CARBON PAPER, Ribbons for all V* machines, and all quirements. Lowest prices. JvBEFxl WILSON & SON, Hastings. BLOUSE SALE, special discount of 3/- In £ off. for 12 days only, starting Monday, February 2nd. “Victory Depot. "The Ciub” Tea-room Buildings (upstairs), Hastings. , XTEW REMINGTON TYPEWRITER, In month’s use, latest model. £2O for quick saIe.—JOSEPH WILSON & SON, Hastings. -* r* DAYS SALE of Smart Blouses, start--12 ing Monday. February 2nd Specim discount 15 per cent. (3/- in £,pff). Vlc tory” Blouse Depot, ‘The Club Tea-room Buildings (upstairs), Hastings. Duplicator paper, luat landed a good line, quarto 6/6, f’cap 8/- per ream. CLIFF PRESS, Queen atreet. Ham tings. WANTED: Sound Sacjss in any quantity. Here’s a chance for the schoolboys.—T. CLARKSON LTD. QOUND ONIONS, finest quality. 3d per lb. or 17/6 per 1001 b. bag.—T. CLARKSON, LTD. ANTED - KNOWN? — We m have Sheep Netting, Sit. and 6ft. Wire Netting. Netting Staples, fencing Staples, Fruit Case hails, all si ee in Wire Nails. Fencing Wire. Parkes Steel Ganien Spades.-/Buy from HENRY WILLIAMS AND SONS, LTD., Hastings Branch. WEBB’S Summer - Sale: Linen-finished 80-inch White Twill Sheeting. 4s od; 54-inch do. 2s 9d; Unbleashed Double Sheeting, 4s lid; 54-lnch do. 3s lid. ‘ EBB’S Cash Drapery Sale now on: Bring your friends. Sample Vests and Ladies’ Night Dresses. 7e 6d ; JEmbroidercd Voile Blouses, 7s 6d; Black Hose, la 6d. WEBB’S Cash Drapery Sale now on: Voile Curtains with border. 12a 6d pair; Double-width Zephyrs 2s 6d; Laos Curtains 3s lid pair.
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Hawke's Bay Tribune, Volume X, Issue 45, 5 February 1920, Page 1
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