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Hawke's Bay Tribune, Volume XIII, Issue 19, 5 January 1923, Page 1

There is no tonic like, that which comes from doing things worth wh*l *. Then* is no. happiness like that which conies from doing our 1 vol best every day, everywhere; no satisfaction like that which conics from stamping our superiority, putting our royal trademark. upon everything which goes through our hands. —O. S. Marsden.

SITUATIONS VACANT. V'V'ANTED: Good House-Parlourmaid. ▼ ▼ References. Apply Mra N. Kettle. 6 Cobden Rd.. NapierWANTED: Position aa Ladyhelp in town. For address apply 100, Tribune, Hastings. (8) /ANTED; Middle-aged Woman to keep ▼ ▼ hcuae. Easy position. Ring ’phoae 1431, Haatinga. before 5.30 p.m. "v V ’ ANTED? for country: House-Parlour- ▼ ▼ maid. Apply Mrs. Charles Gordon, Hastings, phone 925.

WANTED: A Carpenter, for Pukeora Sanatorium, Waipukurau. Know ledge of Cabinet making essential. Salary. Award rate, less £45 per annum for board and lodging. Apply, with references, to the House Manager, Pukeora Sanatorium, Waipukurau.

Hawkes bay farmers’ labour BUREAU, QUEEN ST., HASTINGS. ’Phone 797 Private 17. WANTEDMarried Couples; House-Parlourmaids: General Helps; Cook-Gen. 30s; Laundress 35a; Cowboy 17s 6d; 2 Men( contract woodcutting; Head Ploughman; Man milk and general farm work; Woman Cook. 3 in family; Station Cook; Gardener for station. CENTRAL LABOUR BUREAU, QUEEN ST., HASTINGS. Phones 430 (A. O. Wellwood'a Office) 789 (C. L. Mackersey's) WANTED: Two Station Cooks; House keeper (beach); Married Couple, wife cook for men; Couple, wife housekeep, man milk, general; Couple, back blocks man sheep work, etc.; Cowman, station; General, country hotel; Housemaid; Cook General .in town; General, country hotel; Married Shepherd; Help, Awawhange; Housemaid- Woman Cook, private hotel; Cowboy, dairy farm. SITUATIONS WANTED. V7OUNG Woman desires position ComA paaiion-frelp or Housekeeper. Write A.8.C.,” Tribune Office. Napier. MAN. good milker, ■J gardener, handy with tools, wants position. Low wages accepted. A PPI.V Tribune Office, Napier. APARTMENTS, BOARD AND RESIDENCE VM/ANTED to Board, in a refined home: ▼ ▼ Healthy Boy. three years. Write 116. Tribune. Hastings. (7) WANTED, by young man: Board and Lodgings. North preferred. Write 103, Tribune, Bastings. (7) \/ACANCY for Couple or Mates to share large bedroom. Board and washing lerms reasonable—Mrs Arnold. 318 Southampton St., Hastings. (7) BOARD and Lodgings required urgently by young man. Private family preferred Handy to town. Reply to 115, tribune, Hastings ’ (7) MISCELLANEOUS WANTED to Borrow: £5OO to £6OO on new Bungalow Property close to 997, Tribune. Hastings. (14> 11/ANTED to have your feet seen to. ▼ ▼ Corns and iugi-owing toe-naila carefully attended to. Absolutely painless. Fee 6s per one foot; 7a 6d per two teet. At The Hydro, Tennyson Street, Napier. W H. Hilderbramlt, Chiropodist. Telephone 716. MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS, FURNITURS CHRISTIE’S Furniture Shop open for Business on Wednesday 3rd January, start the Now Year well with being one of our customers.—Chrisite’s, Queen St., Hastings. ('CHRISTIE’S great responsible for holdy ing down prices. New I ear resolution—make Christie's your headquarters tor all Furnishings.—Christe’s, Queen St.. Hastings. RE-OPEN for business, Wednesday, January 3rd Don't forget, start the New Year well by dealing with Christie, Queen St.. Hastings. ALWAYS some spare cash for a good holiday when you buy your Furniture, Bedding etc. from Christie's, Queen St., Hastings. / CHRISTIE'S Business is built up on first-class goods for low prices. You might as well save some extra shillings and pounds by buying from Christie’s’, Queen St., Hastings DON’T forget Christie's Shop re-opens for big business on Wednesday. J an. 3rd. C'UIKISTIE wishes all customers and / those that are not customers, "A Merry Christmas and Happy New Year." IF you stick to Christie’s for a'l Furniture and Furnishings, there is not the slightest doubt but you will have a very prosperous New Year. YKTESTERMAN A CO., HASTINGS. ▼ ▼ Men's Canoe Shirts 9s 6d. 10s 6d. Silk Shirts 'in tussore, fuji and white. 23s 6d. 25s 6d. 29s 6d. _ VVESTER MAN A CO.’s New ▼ V Values. Ladies’ Silk Cardigans, in all shades. Plain colours. Also smart striped effects. Our prices 59s 6d up WESTERMAN “ a ~ CO.’s ~New’~Year Values. Linen Crash and Tropical Suitings, 36in. wide. Very serviceable. Excellent for boys’ wear. Neat stripe effects Our prices Is lid and 2s 3d yard.—Westerman A Co.. Hastings. WESTERMAN & “Co.’s~Ne'w~Year Values- Incomparable assortment of Ladies' Silk Hose. British “Holeproof” in black or colours, from 4s lid pair. Also all best makes. WESTERMAN New Year Values. Ladies’ Linen Handkerchiefs, daintily embroidered. Single handkerchiefs from Is 3d each: or boxes of 3 for 4s lid, 7s 6d, each.—Westerman A Co.. Hastings. WIT-ESTER MAN COT's ~ New Y'ear ▼ V Values. Forty-inch All Silk Crepe Corona in rose, maize, henna, navy and pink, 8s lid yard. Floral Ninons, 40in. wide, 8s lid yard. WESTER MAN ~4 CO?i Year Values. Check Zephyrs. 40in. wide, phenomenal range, 2s 6d and 2s lid yard. Jap Crepes in 411 shades Is 8d yard. D AINTY FOOTWEAR is very much in evidence this Christmas time. And the very latest is on view at— THE WILSON SHOE CO.’s DEPOT HASTINGS. Vl/’E are right on the spot with our * " Ladies’ White Canvas Shoes at 13/6 Sports Shoes 6'/11. Small sizes from 4/6. New lot Black and Brown Sandals. THE WILSON SHOE CO., HASTINGS. ItJEN’S Bostock Footwear, Crocketts ditto, are very effective in appearance, also in price. But if you want good stuff it’s never cheap, and the best is ever the cheapest. WILSON SHOE CO., HASTINGS. TV EW YEAR VALUES AT BAIRD’S, lx M?’i'h Silk Shirts 18« 6<l. Men’s "Hol?proof” I.isle Sox 3s 6d. Men's Panamas from Ss lid to 32s 6<l. VEW YEAR VALUES AT" BAIRD’S. 1 4 x Men’s Snorts Suits, c.ll wont, Gd. • Men’s Gaberdine Trousers 24s 6d. Riding . Trousers from 15s 6d.