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Hawke's Bay Tribune, Volume XIII, Issue 283, 15 November 1923, Page 1

Quick is the succession of human events. The cares of to-day are seldom the cares of to-morrow; and when we lay down at night we may safely say to most of our troubles, “Ye have done your worst, and we shall meet no more.” —Cooper.

SITUATIONS VACANT. I WANTED: A Labourer. Apply R. M. Hewitt, 708 Heretaunga St., Hastings. Capable GeneraL Apply ▼ ▼ Whyte, Market Street, Hastings. WANTED: Experienced Waitress. Apply Bell lea Rooms, Hastings, MV/ANTED: Two btrong Boys. Apply Hastings maU * C °'’ C ° rdUU Factor y» IM/ANTED: Two good Sheareis,~Novemdale >er HO® sheep. Ring 78, Tara> A reliable Housekeeper, for coun try. for a few weeks Apply 2jo, Iribune. Hustings * YVANTED: Young Girl tor jighi duties ▼ ▼ Monday to Jriday -Napier). Apply "phone 1370, Hastings. WX7* ANTED: Nurse for four childrem Apply,Mrs. H. V. Hoadley, pakowhai Road, Hastings. ANTED: Energetic” Lad for Ktore. Hastings’ 11 7 Doadl ® y » Son 4 Stewart. Ltd. A good General~by""Novem- ▼ ▼ her 21st. No washing. Mrs. Price. Racecourse Road, Waipukurau. 4 CAPABLE GIRL, very fond of child- *. ren, would like baby to mind afternoon only. _Ai»ply_247, Tribune, Hastings. WM/’ANTED-.A Young Girl to look ‘after kh chJldren in the afternoons. Apply North MaCLea “’ the Vicara » e - Havelock

, a first-class Motor Mechanic > ▼ » must have good knowledge of all repairs. Apply Powdrell Bros., Market Street, Hastings. ANTED: Capable Girl "or Woman"as ▼ ▼ General Help, or one for few hours daily, for address apply 294, Tribune, Hastings. WANTED, for country; Capable Girl as children’s maid. Must be good needle woman. Apply Mrs. Cyril Williams. Atua, utane. YM7ANTED: Smart Man to sell baker's ▼ ▼ Small Goods. Good wage, and every encouragement given to suitable man. Apply 244, Tribune, Hastings. VM/"ANTED: Youth or Young Man to ▼ V assist with milking. Machines used. Apply ’phone 1025 M. Hastings, evenings. ANTED, for Mrs. Eric Beamish, Anni /Whana: A . Housemaid. Apply Mrs F. C. fryer, Railway Road, Hastings. Phone 165. BAY-FARMERS' LABOUR BUREAU, Russell Street. Hastings, wanted: fencer, good wages; Married Louple; General Farm Hand; Cowboy, good wages. 'Phone 797, Hastings. ANTED; Two Shearers; 2~Shepherds; nl ii Ploughmen; Fencer; Cowboys (12); Childrens Nurse; Housemaid and Parlour, maid; Housekeeper, station; Youth for shepherd, 30s; Cowman-Gardener; HouseParlourmaid; Cook-Laundress, £2- etc.—A Rosenberg Hastings Labour 'BureauPhone 1468. WANTED to have your Feet seen to. Corns and ingrowing toe-nails carefully attended to. Absolutely painless. Fee 6s per one foot; 7s 6d per two SITUATIONS WANTED. VM? ANTED: Plain Sewing—Children's ▼ V Dresses, Jumpers, etc.. 7s a day. Apply by letter to No. 232, Tribune, Hastings. SALESMAN, in or outdoor, good canvasser, drive car, knowledge of machinery. New chum—McCall, 621 Whitehead Road, Hastings. LOST AND FOUND.

L°ok laBt „ wee !s : dated October 9tl<. Number known. (Apply E. Price, Havelock North. T Parcel, containing dress material. Finder kindly return to 243, Tribune, Hastings. ’ LOST, between Princess~~Street~ and post office: Gold-mounted Spectacles l-.ease return to 234. Tribune HMting. GSTBAYED from Te Mata: Fof Terrier Pup (slut), name ot "Birch" on collar. Apply Tribune, Havelock North. T.°®T, between Fernhill and Hastings" lair Brown Suede Shoes. Finder kindly leave at Fernhill Store. Lost (Show week), youth’s” Gaberdine french Coat, interlining marked L. Lirausch. finder kindly return E. Brausch Hastings. tIOUND: A Watch Chain. Owner may A . "* ve same by dscribing and paying cost of advertisement. Write 237 Tribune, Hastings. TpOUNDs Carved Walking Stick. Owner *. may have same by paying cost ot advertisement. Apply 245, Tribune. Hast TpOUND: You wiil~obtaiT the best~re suits for your complaints from Massage and Electricity.—Harold 8 Bayliss, Electro-Medical Masseur and Chropodist corner King aifd Knight Streets. Phones: 604, residence 321, Hastings. MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS, FUANIfURE. WANTED to Purchase; Gramophpne, suitable for bach. Must be good and reasonable. Reply, stating cash price, to_ 235, Tribune, Hastings. A New Shipment of Carpet "Squares, variety of sizes, Tapestry, Velvet, Axminster and Wilton, direct from manufacturer.—Christie. Queen St., Hastings. LIORTY New Carpet Squares/ just A. rived. Beautiful colourings and designs. Little prices. Get first choice at Christie s. Queen Street, Hastings. YOU can save a lot of money by buying your Carpet Square from new stock at Christie’s, Queen Street, Hastings. LOOK! You can buy a Carpet Square for £3 15s, £4 10s. £5 10s, £6 10s, £7 10®, £8 10s upwards at Christie's, Queen St.. Hastings. THEY are pretty and'good. You "can buy these £2O aud £25 Carpets for £l4 10s to £l6 10s at Christie's. Queen St.. Hastings. HRISTIE'S CARPETS from the lowest price to the highest are all the latest pretty patterns.—Christie, Queen Street, Hastings. THE trouble is getting a kiU*hen~Rug for hard wear at a reasonable price. It’s right here, 13s 6d, 16s 6d, 19s 6d, 23® 6d, 27s 6d at Christie’s, Queen Street, Hastings. PRETTY designs in Hall Rugs, Velvet and Wilton, 4ft. 6in. x 7ft and 4fs. 6in. x 6ft. 6in. Low prices at Christie'!, Queen Street, Hastings. “TB K X ” fhone 844 * HASTINGS CAR HIRB das now be«n running eight year, rithout in"onvienclng auy passengers with a breakdown, exaept a broken ipnng, in 150 thousand miles, covering surly all the North and South Islands. JJASTINGS J) AIRY, (Mrs. C. Balcombe, Proprietresa.) HERETAUNGA ST HASTINGS. (Removed next to F. L. Bone.) Telephone—l2l3. Jelly, and Cream, Fruit Salads, Soft Drinks, etc. Cream, Milk, Butter and Ego, fresh daily. MABIE STOPES New Supplies of - MARIE STOPES “Married Love” MARIE STOPES “Radiant MotherMARIE STOPES hood.” “Wise ParMARIE STOPES enthood.” “Truth MARIE STOPES About V. Diseases” MARIE STOPES by Dr. Stopes; also MARIE STOPES “Control of PnrentMARJE STOPES hood,” bv her and MARIE STOPES others. At— MARIE STOPES PRATT’S