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SITUATION* VACANT. ‘IVANTED: Cook-General. Apply Mpg. vv H. Stevens, Raupare. Phone 425, Hastings. (f) AM/ ANTED: Middle-aged Person to look ▼ ▼ after sick lady. Nightly only. Apply 810, Karamu road, Hastings. (9) MMTANTED: Hougekecper. Apply 815 Bt. ▼ ▼ Aubyn bireet or ’phone 1227. Bantings. (9) VM7ANTED: Cook and Houne-Parlowr- ▼ ▼ maid. Apply Mrs. Oswald Nelson, ’phone 933, Hastings. WANTED: Boy to milk few cows and do general farm work. Apply R. W. McKenzie, Taradale. ’Phone 85b. VyANTED: A Man, for orchard and ▼ ▼ vegetable work. Apply A. J. Vidal A Sons, ’phone 1227, Hastings. WANTED: Boot Repairer. None hut first -class tradesman need apply. Preference to bandsman. W. Burfleld, Boot Shop Hastings. , (9) WANTED: Waitresses and Washers* up Hastings Races, 4th October. Wages 10s 6d per day. Apply promptly Chapman A Heighway, Grocers. Here* taunga St.. Hastings. WANTEDABSIBTANT SALESWOMAN for our Millinery Showroom. Must have previous experience. Apply— MATHEWSON’S, LIMITED, Heretaunga St., Hastings. • A MASTERS, H.B. Farmers* Labour • Bureau. Queen Street, Hastings. Phones: Office 689. Private TI6M. WANTED: Man or Youth milk, separate, vegetable garden, gen-; 2 Cook-Generals; 3 General Helps: Cook-Genral, may child school age; 2 Housekeepers; Laxly Help. WAITING: Poiughman, Wool Claspers, Fencers. Shepherds, Married Couples, Shearers, etc. CENTRAL LABOUR BUREAU. QUEEN ST.. HASTINGS. Phones 430 (A. O. Wellwood’s Office) 789 (C. L. Mackersey’s) *w ANTED: Married Couple, station, v ▼ man milk, general, wife uouk, housework; Cook-Laundress; Help for country, easy place; General in town; Ladyhelp; Help, Haumoana; Boy. help farm, milk, etc.; Between Maid, country; Cook-Laundress, near Hastings; Young Help in town, easy place, two in family. SITUATIONS WANTiO. WANTED? Young Married Man seeks employment. Car or lorry driver, store or yard work. Will take anythin* m or about Hastings. Write ’’Reliable. 528, Tribune, Hastings. »8) ArAKTMfcNTS. BOAHU « RktIOLNCI. WANTED: Two or three Boarders. Central. Apply 539, Tribune, Hastings. CD WANTED: Good Board and Residence for 3 or gentleman boarders. Must be central. Telephone essential. Particulars to 533, Tribune, Hastings. LOST ARD FOUND. IOST: Red Cow, with cover on. Anyone J knowing whereabouts please ring 818, Hastings. FOUND, for Corns and Foot Troubles and other complaints, you will receive the best* treatment with Harold 8. Bayliss, Electro-Medical Masseur, coraer of King and Knight Street, Bastings. ’Phone 604. TO TO-LET: A Four-roomed Cottage. Bing ’nhone 666, Hastings. TO LET: Two Unfurnished Rooms. Use conveniences. Central.. Apply 540, Tribune, Hastings. JJENTIST’B Rooms or Photographer's Rooms to Let, very central, 35s per week.—Gill Bros., Station St.. Hastings. r rO LEASE, in Park road. Haat- * ings: Five and 7 ACRES, in lucerne. Artesian water. Terms, etc., apply— GILL BROS. AUCTIONEERS STATION ST,. HASTINGS. MISCELLANEOUS. WANTED to Borrow: £275 or £250, first mortgage. Good security. Reply 532, Tribune, Hastings. (14£ MRS. ARNOLD, Psychic. Interviews n arren St., Hastings (opp. woodyard). Hours: 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Evening, i to 8 p.m. OFFICE ECONOMY. Make your own adhesive Gum Arabic, 2s lb.—Joseph Wilson & Son, Queen Street, Hastings. ENVELOPES. Another shipment co hand. Cream Manilla 9s j»er 1000. 5000 at 8s 9d.—Joseph Wilson A Son, Hastings. 'Phone 1214. CARBON. Typewriter, pen or pencil. Low prices. Send for sample and quote.-Joseph Wilson A Son. Hastings. LEAD OILS, COLOURS. SHEET <fc FANCY GLASS In fact, anything in the line you want. WHOLESALE RETAIL. jgULLIVANT <t MERRICK, 40 DICKENS ST . NAPIER, A BARGAIN FOR SALE SEVEN-ROOMED MODERN BUNGALOW. very best of material and absolutely every convenience; If acrea of land. Deposit £75. Do not miss this chance. TO LET. FIVE-ROOMED MODERN HOUSE, , wes| side, well furnished, gas stove, e. 1., etc. Rent £2 10/- per week. I have several town properties to exchange for small farms, also some good country to exchange for freehold town property. T L. MASTERSON 99 • Land Agent ’Phone 1405 HASTINGS £HOICE SEEDLINGS FRESH FROM THE NURSERY. Nemesia, Godetia, Beauty Stock, Anemones. Rununculus, Petunia* and Violas are ready. Also Tomato Plants, Cabbage, Cauliflower and Lettuce. Get busy, and “sow the Seeds of Success.” We stock Cooper’s and Sutton’s. We are agents for T. Horton’s, Ltd., Fruit and Ornamental Trees. Buy from—qp. CLARKSON, LTD. Phone 184 HASTINGS
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Hawke's Bay Tribune, Volume XII, Issue 242, 26 September 1922, Page 1
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