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Hawke's Bay Tribune, Volume XII, Issue 244, 28 September 1922, Page 1

The summit of our attainment yesterday should be the starting point of our venture 'to-day. W. M. Punshon.

SITUATIQNa VACANT. VMTANTED: Strong Lad to milk and ▼ v kill. Good home for beginner if - keen. Bing 1235, Hastings. (9) WANTED: A Housemaid. Apply Mrs H. V. Hoadley, ‘Bonfield,” Pakowhul road, Hastings. WANTED: A Girl, for light housework and help With children. References. 'Phone 265, Hastingt. (9) WANTED: A General; no washing. Apply Mrs. J. E. McLeod. Market (9) WANTED: Housekeeper. Apply 815~8t. Aubyn Street or phone 1227 Hastln»»- W WANTED: Boy for milking and farm xwork. Apply F. W. Fitxpatrick. Murdoch road, Hastings. WANTED: Cook and House-Parlour-maid. Apply Mrs. Oswald Nelson, ’phone 933, Hastings. WANTED, by refined lady; Posh ion Companion to lady, or Housekeeper (own mistress). Reply ”8,” Box 349, Hastings. WANTED: Waitresses and Washersup Hastings Races. 4th October. Wages 10s 6d per day. Apply promptly Chapman A Ileighway, Grocers, Heretaunga St., Hastings. WANTED: Marrleu, Couple, middle October. Man milk, dairy, odd jobs round house. Woman cook, general. References required, tt. Bnndrland, Te a pili, Otane. Telephone 926 M, Hastings. CENTRAL LA BOUR ’BURKAO. QUEEN 8T„ HASTINGS. Phones 430 (A. O. Wellwood’s Office) 789 (C. L. Mac kersey’s) VHTANTED: Cowman, station, at once; ▼ ▼ House Boy, station; House-Parlour-maid ; Cook-General, country. 1 child allowed ; Housemaid; Man milk 2 cows, garden, etc.; Married Couple, station, man milk general, wife coow, housework; Help tor country, easy place; Genera) in town; Ladyhelp; Help, Haumoana; Between Maid, country; Cook-Laundress, near Hastings; Young Help in town. AMABl'hlla, H.B. harmsrH’ Labour • Bureau. Queen Street, Hastings. Phones: office 699. Private 71bll. WANTED: Two Ploughmen; Middle Maid; 2 Cook-Generals; 3 General Helps; CookGeneral, may child school age; 2 Housekeeprs; Youth, help with milking machine; Cook-Baker, milk 1. WAITING: Ploughman, Wool Classers. Fencers, Shepherds, Married Couples, Shearers, etc. •iTUAIIONfi WANTLO. WANTED, by young lady: Position in Shop. Write "chop,” 557, ’iribuae, Hastings. ’ WANTED: Sewing, by the day or at home. v» rite 548, Tribune, Hastings. (8) CAPABLE, trustworthy, young lady desires position in shop or tearooms. Eight years’ experience. Apply to central Labour Bureau, Hastings. (8) WANTED, by capable, energetic young man: Work. Napier or Hastings. Labouring, storeman, packer, driving motor or horse. Apply “Eenergetic,” Tribune, Napier. APARTMENTS. SOARD A RLSIDSNCft. WANTED: Two or three Boarders. Central. Apply 539. Tribune, Hastings. (7) rilO LET; Sunny Furnished Bedroom, use X of conveniences. Suit two business girls. Apply 561, Tribune, Hastings. (7) TO LET: A large Single Bed-Sitting-room, with tireplace and electric light. Few minutes from P.O. Addresi at 543, Tribune. Hastings. (7) LOST AND FOUND. IOST: Red Cow, with cover on. Anyone J knowing whereabouts please ring 818, Hastings. FOUND, for Come and Foot Troubles and other complaints, you will receive the best treatment with Harold 8. Rayliss, Electro-Medical Masseur, corner of King and Knight Street, Hastings. 'Phone 604. TO LIT. TO-LET: A Four-roomed Cottage. Ring 'uhune 666, Hastings. LET: Two Unfurnished Rooms, free JL conveniences. Central. Apply Tribane, Hastings. (7j TO LET: Seven-roomed House, i acre land, with or without horse boxes. Apply 547, Tribune, HastingsTO LET, Havelock N.: Good 6-roomed House, every convenience half-acre, motor shed, etc. Ring 243W. Hastings. rT’O LEASE, in Park road, Haatr ings: Five and 7 ACRES, in lucerne. Artesian water. Terms, etc., apply— GILL BROS. AUCTIONEERS STATION ST.. HASTINGS. i MISCELLANEOUS. FRONTIERSMEN! The O.C. wants YOU. __Drili Hail, Hastings, Friday, 7.30. (14 PIANOS and Organs Fixed at moderate charges. Write B. A. Weingott, Terrace road, Hastings. (14) VACANCY for Cripple or Invalid in convalescent home. Experienced nurse. Terms moderate. Address "Private Hospital,” 553. Tribune, Hastings.(l4) OFFICE ECONOMY. Make your own adhesive Gum Arabic, 2s lb. —Joseph Wilson A Bon, Queen Street, Hastings. ENVELOPES. Another shipment to hand. Cream Manilla 9s per 1000, 5000 at 8s 9d.— Joseph Wilson A Sou, Hastings. ’Phone 1214, CARBON. Typewriter, pen or pencil. Low prices. Send for Sample and quote.—Joseph Wilson A Bon, Hastings. LEAD OILS, COLOURS, SHEET A * FANCY GLASS In fact, anything in the line you want. WHOLESALE * RETAIL. JJULLIVANT A MERRICK, 40 DICKENS ST . NAPIER, 0 H OIC E SEEDLINGS FRESH FROM THE NURSERY. Nemesia, Godetia, Beanty 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— T CLARKSON, LTD. Phone 184 HASTINGS S EA SIDE COTTAGES. AT BEAUTIFUL TE AWANGA. The waterside wonderland; the children’s delight. Don’t delay. See-bout your summer cottage now. ATHERTON The BURY BUILDER TE AWANCU.