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Hawke's Bay Tribune, Volume XII, Issue 92, 28 March 1922, Page 1

Can class he defined or delimitedt In some countries it might be possible to indicate lines of demarcation between classes, but in this country they are so diffuce, and the possibilities of transition are so great, that lines drawn would be useless to-morrow. There is the danger too that any attempt artificially to separate class from class would destroy initiative, and invite social disaster. • —W. A. Appleton, Secretary of General Federation of Trades Unions.

SITUATIONS VACANT. WANTED: Good, energetic Gardener, permanent job to right man. Apply "Lit!-, en, ' Tribune, Napier. IM 7ANTED: Experienced Nurse. Apply v v Mrs. H. V. Hoadley, “Bonfield, Hastings. VMT'ANTED: A Cook and House-Parlour- ▼ ▼ maid. Apply Mrs. Oswald Nelson, plione_933, Hastings WANTED: Smart Youth, capable of assisting in grocery establishment. for month or so. Apply in own handwriting to Box 60, Hastings. (9) CENTRAL LABOUR BUREAU QUEEN ST., HASTINGS. Phones: A. O. Wellwood’s office-430 C. L. Mackersey's Res.—-789 'VVANTED: Housemaid (country); Help vy leountry) General; Cook-Laundrean; < ook.General (Havelock); Contract ’1 hatcher, 16 maeka; South, tor station: General Help. Awawhanga; General, in town w Ail ING: Good team of Crutchers- also contract ploughing at 15s per acre. ‘ A MASTERS H.B. Farmers’ Labour • Bureau, Queen Street, Hastings 5? Uico Private 716 M WANILD: Cook-Generals; General Helps; Housekeeper (Hastings); Housemaid: >outh, milk, drive car. general; 2 Women looks; M. Couple, mau cook, wife house maid, or wife cook, man assist. WAITING: station Cooks, hencers. Ploughmen, Married Couples, Scrubcutters. THE HAAVKE’S BAY HOSPITAL BOARD require the services of a JPULLY QUALIFIED MASSEUSE (Medical Electricity Certificates essential) as Assistant at the Napier Hospital. Part time only, and living out. Applications CLOSE on FRIDAY. 31st MARCH. C. F. H. POLLOCK, ~ Secretary. March 17, 1922. WANTED to have your Feet seen to. Corns and Ingrowing Toenails carefully attended to. Absolutely painless. Fee 5s per one foot. 7s 6d per two feet at THE HYDRO, Tennyson Street Hastings.—W. H. Hildebrandt, Chlronod ist. Telephone 716. SITUATIONS WANTIH. PAINTING & Paperhanging Wanted by tradesman. Labour or contract. Terms moderate. Apply 111, Tribune. Hastings. (g\ WAITING Engagement.: Young Man; plough team, fence, general; can milk. Good reference.—Maslern, Labour Agent. Hastings. (g) WORK Wanted by man, age 50. Gardening, rough carpentering, and can milk cow. Urgent. Live in if possible. Apply L. A. Smith. Railway Boardinghouse, Hastings. (8; rpO Land Agents: An experienced man with own car wants to buy a business or partnership in Land Sales, or will take charge of this dept, for a firm. Confidential. Write 110, Tribune, Hastings. APARTMENTS, BOARD & RESIDENCE. ■O LET: Two well-furnished Rocmg -A (double bed and sittingroom) Use of conveniences. Apply 118, ftribune, Hastings. (7) TO LET, to approved tenant: Portion of well furnished House, in good locality. Address 106, Tribune, Hastings. (7) VMT’ANTED: One Boarder. Handy to v v town. Good home, 25s per week. Washing done. Write 105, Tribune, Hast ings. rtuu&fca, LAND, rAHMB, WAMTGD,. WANTED to Rent: Four-roomed House, or 2 Unfurnished Rooms (central) with motor shed preferred. Write 113, Tribune, Hastings. (2) VM7ANTED to Exchange: Good 5-roomed v v House, equity £lOOO, for 3to 4 acres outside borough.—F. C. Wilkinson, Queen St., Hastings. WANTED to Exchange: Modern 5roomed Bungalow, equity £750, for 4 to 6 Acres. Must be handy.—F. C. Wilkinson. Queen St., Hastings. WANTED to Lease: Small Dairy Farm, near Hastings, with good house and conveniences. Apply “Farmer," Tribune, Napier. HORSES. VEHICLES. LIVE STOCK. WANTED: Good House Cow, coming to, or just in profit. State price to 117, Tribune, Hastings. (16) IIOR SALE: Halfbred Australian Cattle Puppies. Guaranteed heelers. Apply B._Stanlej, Karamu road, BasiingH. nt) rjj iURKEYS for Sale. Forty big fat birds, A in lots to suit buyers. Apply A. Frost, Havelock North. FOR SALE: One all-round Sheep Dog. Any reasonable trial given. Apply A. Franklin, Taukawa. (lb) FOR SALE: Purebred Berkshire Roar. Guaranteed. ’Phone 1066 M, Hastings. (16) 171 OR SALE: Two good Dairy Cows, due first week in June to second calf. Apply F. Clark, Murdoch road, Hastings. (16) WANTED: Good Hack, that will jump wire, and would make lady's hunter Preferably well bred. Particulars of age, jumping, etc., to “Jumper,” 109, Tribune Hastings. (16) ■ ihOILLANEOUS. ri TARIFF 6s 6d a day. Chilton’s Private J. Hotel, Hastings. LET V. R. MANEY, Victoria Street, Hastings, give you an estimate for your house, town or country. (14) THOSE Handsome Prams. Cheapest price from Stewart Island to North Cape is at Christie's, Queen St., Hastings. TO SECRETARIES and Schoolmasters: Almost new Typewriter, trial and 12 months’ guarantee, £8 cash.—Joseph U ilson & Son, Hastings. CAR HOODS, Curtains, Seat Covers, first grade material, at Hullett’s, Car Painters and Upholsterers, Station St., Hastings. (14) BIG New Stock of Best Stylish Prams. Those fine prices at Christie’s, Queen st., Hastings. DID you ever notice the High Grade of goods at Christie’s. Look in and see new Prams.—Christie's, Queen Street, Hastings. WHEN you make Christie’s your headquarters for Furniture, Prams, Push Chairs, etc., you save several pounds sterling per annum. SEE the smile on baby’s face when doing the town in one of Christie’s up-to-date Prams. —Christie, Queen St., Hastings. OTHER and Baby are happy with one one of Christie s Prams. Dad is delighted at getting such a handsome article for so little money. C”~IRGITLARS, Specifications, etc., Typed. Multigraphing, 100 copies 9s; 500, 27s 6d. Quick service.—Joseph Wilson & Son, Hastings. 'Phone 1214. ANTED Known: I have had a valuVV able English Setter Pup poisoned in mv yard In King Street, Hastings, and will pay £lO for information of anybody laying poison in that locality—A. H, Probert.