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Hawke's Bay Tribune, Volume XII, Issue 239, 21 September 1922, Page 1

The worst lesson that can be taugHt a man is to rely upon others and to whine over his sufferings. —Theodore Roosevelt.

IITUATIUNI VACANT. ’•MTANTED: Strong Boy to assist on <teV V livery cart. Apply 510, Tribune. Hastings. ANTED: Smart Girl for~Housework, ▼ V 8 a.m. ti.l midday. Apply 514, Tribuue, Hastings. (9) I VV ANTED: A Girl for General Work, I v ▼ in omall coltage on Clifton Station. Apply_Alrs. M. Allan. Clifton. Ciive. *fcKTANTED: General Help, for an adult ▼ v family of tuo. bleep at home preterred._ Apply 516, Tribune, Hastings. (9) Girl to help with housework. v ▼ Sleep at home preferred. lor address apply 5U6, Tribune, Hastings. ANTED: Good Waitress for “The ▼ V Kosy” Tea and Luncheon Rooms, Hastings. ‘VIT’ANTED: Housemaid-Laundress. Apply .. , let,er or telephone Mrs. 11. M. Campbell, Poukawa. (f) ‘nMT’ANTED, at Woodford Cottage Cap- ▼ v able Girl to help in house Apply Matron Woodford House, Havelock Noirty A General. Other help kept. ▼ V Apply Mrs. W. P. .Johnston. Railway Road. Hastings. WANTED: Good Willing Boy for dairy farm. Machines used. Apply to L A. Kyle, Haumoana, or 'phone 10238., Hastings. ’LM/ANTED: A Young Girl for ten days V V or fortnight, to go down to the seaside and help with children and housework. Apply Mrs. (Dr.) Wilson. Hastings. WANTED,’ by Mrs. Noel Beamish. Whana Whana, Hastings, Capable Help. Apply Mrs C. L. Mackersey, corner of Lyndon Road and Charles Street. Hastings. CENTRAL LABOUR BUREAU. QUEEN BT.. HASTINGS. Phones 430 (A O. Well wood’s Office) 789 (C. L. Mackersey’*) WANTED: Cowboy, dairy farm; General, country, easy place: HouseParlourmaid; Lady Help; Young Help, country; Help, Haumoana; General, Havelock; Cowboy, dairy farm; House-Parlour-maid; General Help in to.'ii; Cook* Laundress; House Boy; Married Shepherd at once. A MASTERS, H.B. Farmers’ Labour • Bureau, Queen Street, Hastinjs. Phones: Office 589. Private 716 M. WANTED: Cook-General; Mau. orchard work, plough; Cook-General, Havelock; Housekeeper, good place; Lady Help; Boy, milk, sheep, gen., ride pony; HousemaidLaundress. WAITING: Ploughman, Wool '‘lassers. Fencers, Shepherds, Married Couples, Shearers, etc. WANTED to have your Feet seen to Ooras and Ingrowing Toena *s oar at ally attended to. Abso»uteijr less. F*s be per one foot, 7s 6d per twj feet, at THE HTDKO. Tennyson Street, Napier - w H Hildebrandt, ChfrupodteL Telephone Ho SITUATIONS WANTED. WANTED: Sewing and Machine Stitch* ing. Mrs. Waikinson, Well wood Street, Hastings.(B) WANTED, by young girl: Tuition in Gregg's shorthand. Apply 49d, Tribune, Hastings. (8) WANTED: Position in a Grocery Store. i-or particulars apply ‘‘Grocer,” Tribune, Napier. WANTED: Dressmaking, children’s sewing and plain sewing. Apply Mrs. Ricketts, Wolseley St., Hastings. « VM/ ANTED: Book-keeping. Competent ▼ v Clerk requires private book-keep-ing. Write 499, Tribune, Hastings. EXPERT Motor Mechanic and Car Salwman seeks position. Ten years’ experience. Any town or country. Write 511, Tribune, Hastings. \X7ATCHMAKEK wek> »iluation lu Ha«tv v ings or Napier. Thoroughly experienced man. Reply, stating wages given to Ernest Maule. Watchmaker, ISyndenham P. 0., Christchurch. Mt AKIMENTS, BOARD A HLBIDENCfc. WANTED: One or two Gentlemen Boarders in private family. Apply 497, Tribune, Hastings. (?) WANTED: Superior Couple to share refined quidl home. Central. Adults only Apply 504, Tribune, Hastings. (7) TiO-LET: Two Front Furnished Rooms, open fireplace, with use of all conveniences, 15s. per week. Apply 502 Tribune, Hastings T'O LET: Well-furnished, self-contained Flat, three rooms and kitchen (private home). Suit married couple no children. Large ground*. Write 509, Tribune, Hastings. (7) LOST AND FOUND. WILL Lady who got wrong Umbrella St. Andrew’s, Sunday morning, please call Griffiths’ Shop and LOST, on Saturday last: Shell Brooch, in Heretaunga St., Hastings. Would tinder please return to 503, Tribune office, Hastings. (ID lOST on Puketitiri-Hastings road • a' Pocketbook, with letters and records: also Lamp off lorry. Finder please write O. Burge, Hastings.(ll) FOUND, for Corns and Foot Troubles and other complaints, you will receive the best treatment with Harold 8. Bayliss, Electro-Medical Masseur, corner of King and Knight Street, Hasting*. 'Phone 604. j * YO uKT. TO-LET: A Four-roomed Cottage. Ring •phone 666, Hastings. TO-LET, for six months, New Fourroomed Semi-Bungalow in Charles Street, Hastings (three rooms furnished), Bathroom, scullery, pantry, e.l. and all conveniences; garden, partly in and rest ready for planting. Apply 708 Heretaunga Street, or ’phone 14. (5) J)ENTIBT'B Rooms or Photographer’s Rooms to Let, very central, 35s per week.—Gill Bros., Station St., Hastings. TO LET. pOOD CENTRAL SHOP, established 9 or 10 years as barber’s ehop, now rebuilt after recent fire. Immediate possession. Will lease to good tenant. Good opportunity. Apply—» GILL BROS., HASTINGS. MISCELLANEOUS. •44TANTED KNOWN: BROADVIEW <k>nv v tains portrait and sketch of Mr. Wm. Hart. Mayor cf Hastings. OFFICE ECONOMY. Oake your own adhesive Gum AralK, 2a lb. —Joseph Wilson A Son. Queen Street. Hastings. ENVELOPES. Another shipment to hand. Cream Manilla 9s per 1000. 5000 at 8s 9d.—Joseph Wilson A Son, Hastings. ’Phone 1214. CARBON. Typewriter, pen or pencil. Low price®. Send for sample and quote —Joseph Wilson A Son, Hast luge. PIANO TUNING. T # E. SUTCLIFFE * (Tate of Don’s, Ltd.) Will undertake the Tuning and Repairing of Pianoa and Organi. SATISFACTION ASSURED. Order, to c/o Don’a. Ltd., or P.O. Box 145 will receive prompt attention. 'Phone 606 M