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Friendship, if it bo deep and real, must know the communion of silence as well as of converse It must respect the need of the friend occasionally to “invite" the “soul.” tie good old Walt Whitman has it. And it must not take facile offence if occasionally a harrier is put up, marked “No Trespassing.” Every soul must have its secret garden." The friend who is reallv a friend needs never to he reminded of this vital truth. Respect of the right to solitude is one of the fundamental tenets of friendship’s creed. —(Unsigned).

SITUATION! VACANT. WANTED: A Girl for GauxrU Work, in umaU collage on Clifton h.ailon. R Allan, Clifton. Ch™. wXTANTED; Girl to help with, housework. ▼ v bleep at home preferred. For addre.M apply s^Tribune, Hastings. ANTED: Good Waitress fur “The TV Rosy” Tea and Luncheon Rooms, Hastings. WANTED: Housemaid-Laundress Apply by letter or telephone Mrs. H. M. Campbell, Poukawa. (,) ‘uMTANTED, at Woodford Cottage: CapTV able Girl to help in house. Apply Matron Woodford House, Havelock Norin. WANTED, by Mrs. Noel Beamish, Whana Whana, Hastings, Capabte Help. Apply Mrs C. L. Mac kersey, corner of Lyndon Boad and Charles Street. Hastiags. WANTED: Reliable Working Housekeeper, take charge of house and three children. Apply T. E. Elliott, Private Bag, Hastings. A MASTERS, H.B. Farmers’ Labour • Bureau, Queen Street, Hastings. Phones: Utlice 589. Private 71611. WANTED: Cook-General; Mau, orchard work, plough; Cook-General, Havelook; Housekeeper, good place; Lady Help; Housemaid-Laundress; 2 Ploughmen, same station; General Help- Married Ploughman, cottage. WAITING: Ploughmaa, Wool Classers, Fencers, Shepherds, Married Couples, Shearers, etc. CENTRAL LABOUR BUREAU. , QUEEN ST., HASTINGS. t Phones 430 (A. O. Wellwood’s Office) ' 789 (C. L. Mac kersey s) VMTANTED: Man, help milk (machineah ▼ V Boy, help farm, milk, etc; Between Maid, ’country; Cook-Laundress. near Hastings; Young Help in town/ easy place, two in family. to have your Feet eeea tA TV Coras and Ingrowing Toenail Juroiaiiy attended to. Abs<xutely patt(ess. 6s per one foot, 7e 6d per twe feet, at THE HYDRO, TennyafW) Street. Napier - w H Hildebrandt. Chirupodhi. Telepbuae 716 SITUATIONS WANTKO. WANTED: Sewing and Machine Stitch* ing. Mrs. v/alkinson. Wellwood Street, Hastings. (I) EXPERT Motor Mechanic and Car Salesman seeks poifitiou. Ten years’ experience. Any town or country. Write 511, Tribune, Hastings. WATCHMAKER seeks situation in Hastings or Napier. Thoroughly experienced man. Reply, stating wages given to Ernest Maule, Watchmaker, Syndenham P. 0., Christchurch. ' ' • APARTMENTS, SOAHO a RtSlDkNCfc WANTED: Superior Couple to shart renned quiet home. Central. Adults only Apply 504, Tribune. Hastings. w) r| 'O LET: Well-furnished, self-contained 1 Flat, three rooms and kitchea (private home). Suit married ccupie no children. Large grounds. Write 509, Tribune, Hastings. (7) LOST AND FOUND. lOST on Puketitiri-Hastings road: J' Pocketbook, with letters and records; also Lamp off lorry, hinder please write O. Burge, Hastings. (11) lOST, in Napier or Hastings: String J red, white and black Beads. Reward. Apply Fail’s, Booksellers, Hastings.(lD LOST, Thursday, between Trinton J School and Post Office: Diamond and Sapphire Round Cluster Brooch. Substantial reward. Apply 521, Tribune, Hastings. <**> FOUND,” for Corns and Foot Trouble* and other complaints, you will receive the best treatment with Harold S. Bayliss, Electro-Medical Masseur, corner of King and Knight Street, Hastings. ’Phone 604. VO UIT, TO-LET: A Four-roomed Cottage. Ring ’ohone 666, Hastings. Rooms or Pb*wre>be»'s Rooms to Let, very central, 35s per week.—Gill Bros., Station St.. Hasting*. TO LET. pOOD CENTRAL SHOP. establinh»d 9 or 10 years as barber’s ahop, now rebuilt after recent fire. Immediate possession. Will lease to good tenant. Good opportunity. Apply— GILL BROS., HASTINGS. r pO LEASE, in Park road, Hastings: Five and 7 ACRES, in lucerne. Artesian water. Terma, etc., apply— GILL BROS. AUCTIONEERS STATION ST., HASTINGS. 1 "" "T. MISCELLANEOUS. MBS. ARNOLD, Psychic, Warren Street, Hastings topp. wood yard). Hour* 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Evenings 7’te 8 p.m. OFFICE ECONOMY. Make your own adhesive Gum Arabic. 2s lb.— Joseph Wilson 4 Son, Queen Street, Hasting*. ENVELOPES. Another shipment to hand. Cream Manilla 9j per 1000. 5000 at 8s 9d.—Joseph Wilson 4 Son, Hasting*. ’Phone 1214, CARBON. Typewriter, pen or pencil. Low prices. Send for sample and quote- - Joseph _W ilson 4 Son. Hasting*. WANTED to Burrow, on new house property, from £5OO to £6OO. Ist mortgage; good security. Current rate. Writ* 517, Tribune, Hastings. (14) WEBB’S CASH DRAPERY. HASTINGS. White Double-bed Sheeting 2s 6dj Sheeting 2s 3d. Table Damasks 2s 9d. Cot Blankets 4s 6d. Bush Rug* b* lid. WEBB’S CASH DRAPERY, HASTINGS. Best market for Millinery. New shapes and smart trimmed hats at very moderate prices. Call on Saturday. BAIRD’S (HASTINGS) NEW VALUES. Loveb’ Showroom Stocks now on view. Frocks in Voiles. Crepes, Foulards, Figured Shantungs and Knitted Silks. Bairds (Hastings) new values.' Ladies’ Light-weight Summer Costumes now showing. Voile Blouses, hemstitched and hand-embroidered. Bairds (Hastings) new valuer? Boys’ Tweed and Gabardine Hats 1* ltd. Men’s Blue Denims for hard wear 6* Ild. BAIRD'S (HASTINGS) NEW VALUKS. Men's Drah Merino Undervests 6s lid. Men’s Smart Striped Tennis Shirts 6s 6d. BAIRD’S (HASTINGS) NEW VALUER. Men’s White Matt Tennis Shirts 5s lid. Men’s Grey Flannel Trousers 19* 6d. Pyjamas 13s 6d. BAIRD’S ~(HASTINGS) NEW VALUE*. Men’" White Tennis and Cricketing Trousers 21*. Men’s Smart Felt Hats from 7s 6d. • BAIRD’S Sole Agents for Genuln* Ho’enroof Hosiery. Txwk for the vellow box with 15 years’ reputation behind it. Refuse imitations. BAIRD’S”(HABTINGB) NEW VALUER Mercerised Foulards, double width. 2'll. 3/11 vard. Cream Cotton Fug! Silk 2s 6d yard. BAIRD'S (HARTiNG!) NF.W VAfUTO. novMc widtti White Voile#. IM W. 2s tld. Double width Coloured Voile* 2a 3d 2/11 yard.

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Hawke's Bay Tribune, Volume XII, Issue 239, 22 September 1922, Page 1

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Page 1 Advertisements Column 8 Hawke's Bay Tribune, Volume XII, Issue 239, 22 September 1922, Page 1

Page 1 Advertisements Column 8 Hawke's Bay Tribune, Volume XII, Issue 239, 22 September 1922, Page 1