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A good man is the best friend, and therefore soonest to bo chosen, longer to be retained, and, indeed, never to be parted with, unless he cease to be that for which he was chosen. —Jeremy Taylor.

SITUATIONS VACANT. IX/* ANTED • First-class Coat Hand. Apply ft ’J. llaßtingß. (9) .. W'ANTkb, fu law office; Good Short’- ▼ ▼ hand 'l’ypißtfc.—Cecil Dutt, yolicitor. b Hastings. , VV AM'ED: A Han oi Boy t<* milk, ” ’ garden, and do odu jobs. Apply O. heisou, ’phone 933, Hastings. VV’ANTED, immediately: Position a« y ▼▼ Head Waitress (not hotel). Apply v 268, Tribune, Hastings. (g) „ %A/’ANTED: Boy to milk few cows and ▼ ▼ do general farm work. Apply A- G. ‘ Lindsay, Clive Grange. WANTED: A Strong Youth. Apply A. J. Vidal and Sons, phone 1227, s Hastings. lA/ANTED-. Nurse for four children. r Apply Mrs. H. V. Hoadley, Pako- » whai Road, Hastings. AA/ r ANTED: A good General, by Novem- ▼ ▼ ber 21st. No washing. Mrs. Price. , Racecourse Road, Waipukurau. WANTED: Capable reliable woman to wash half-day fortnightly.—4o6 Southland Road, Hastings. f XAT”ANTED: Capable Girl or Woman as ▼ V General Help, or one for few hours daily. For address apply 294, Tribune, Hastings. , WANTED: Smart Salesman with own motor bike or car. Permanent 1 position. No objection other lines. Write 262, Tribune, Hastings. (9) WANTED, for country: Capable Girl as children's maid. Must be good needle woman. Apply Mrs. Cyril Williams. Atua, Otane. WANTED: Smart Man t o aell baker’s Small Goods. Good wage, and every encouragement given to suitable man. Apply 244, Tribune, Hastings. WANTED: Youth or Young Man to assist with milking . Machines used. Apply ’phone 1025 M, Hastings, evenings. WANTED, for Mrs. Eric Beamish. Whana Whana: A Housemaid. Apply Mrs. F. C. Fryer, Railway Road, Hastings. 'Phone 165. WANTED: Experienced Drover, used to handling fat stock, with thorough knowledge Hawke's Bay district, permanent job. Single man preferred. Apply in writing to the undersigned before 30th November. State wages required.—Thos. Borthwick & Sons (Austral. Ltd.) Box 396, Hastings. HAWKE’S BAY FARMERS' LABOUR BUREAU, Russell Street. Hastings. Wanted: Fencer, good wages; Married Couple; General Farm Hand; Cowboy, good wages. 'Phone 797, Hastings. WANTED to have your feet seen to. Corns and ingrowing toe-nails carefully attended to. Absolutely painless. Fee 5s pet one foot; 7s 6d per two feet At The Hydro, Tennyson Streit, Napier. W. H. Hilderbrandt. Chiropodist. Telbnhone 716 SITUATIONS WANTED. A CAPABLE GIRL, very fond of children, would like baby to mind afteraoon only. Apply 247, Tribune, Hastings. SALESMAN, in or outdoor, good canvasser, drive car, knowledge of machinery. New chum.—McCall, 621 Whitehead Road, Hastings. LOST AND FOUND. LOST on Thursday: A light Persian Cat. Reward on returning to Mrs. Dave Gigg, Outram Road, Hastings. 'T’IAKEN by mistake- GentTCyde from A outside Carlton Club Hotel. Owner can have same. Apply Walden 710 Lawrence Street, Hastings. IOST: A two-diamond Ring. Left on J wash-basin Wellington-Napier express, Thursday, just before arrival at Hastings. Substantial reward on returning Tribune, Napier. FOUND; You will obtain the best - re suits for your complaints from Massage and Eiectricity.-Harold 8 Bayliss, Electro-Medical Masseur and Uhropodist, corner King and Knight Streets. Phones: 604, residence 321, Hast ings. FOR EXCHANGE. OOR EXCHANGE: Seven-acre Orchard. A Residence, outbuildings. Te Mata, £lOOO. Owner exchange ior J. A. Simson. LIOR EXCHANGE: Residence and one A Acre, Havelock North. Owner exchange sections Haumoana or Hastings.— J. A. Simson. tIUR EXCHANGE: Modern Residence. A 7 acres, Havelock North. Owner exchange residence, Hastings. J. A. bimson. Queen Street. IpOR EXCHANGE: Substantial 5-roomed Residence, every convenience, motor garage; unencumbered. Owner exchange lor small Dairy Farm, preferably going concern, or would lease farm and buy stock and plant.—J. A. Simson, Queen Street. I pot EXCHANGE: Five-roomed Residence, unencumbered. Owner exchange for residence and few acres outside borough.—J. A. Simson. IDOR EXCHANGE: 16 Acres, outside borough; ten in first-class orchard. Residence, all necessary outbuildings; plant in good order. Government mortgage. Owner exchange for unencumbered residence or sound equity.—J. A. Simson. FOR EXCHANGE, a Bargain, going concern: Dairy Farm, one mortgage. Residence, shed, machines, cows, pigs, horse, trap, sundries. £73 per acre, all in. Or owner exchange tor residence and part cash.-—J. A. Simson. MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS. FURNITURE. A New Shipment of Carpet Squares, variety of sizes, Tapestry, Velvet, Axm.a Ter and Wilton, direct from manufacturer.—Christie. Queen St., Hastings. |jX)RTY New Carpet Squares, just arA rived. Beautiful colourings and designs. Little prices. Get first choice at Christie's, Queen Street, Hastings. YrOU 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 10«, £7 10s. £8 10s upwards at Christie's, Queen St., Hastings. rpHEY are pretty and good. You oan A buy these £2O and £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.—Qhristie, Queen Street, Hastings. TJIHE trouble is getting a Kitchen Rug A for hard wear at a reasonable price. It’s right here, 13s 6d, 16s 6d, 19s 6u, 23s 6d, 27 h 6d at Christie s, Queen Street, Hastings PRETTY designs in Hall Rugs, Velvet and Wilton, 4ft. 6in. x 7ft and 4f&. 6in. x 6ft. 6in. Low prices at Christie’s, Queen Street, Hastings. TYRE ECONOMY. lube Repairs from 1/Cover Repairs from 7/6 Tube & Cover Fitting ... 1/6 At A LEXANDER’S VULCANISING WORKS STATION STREET - HASTINGS ARE the dead conscious Hear the repiy of the Bible. Orange Hall, Hastings, Sunday at 7. WHO are the subjects of resurrection? Hear the Bible answer in Orange Hall, Hastings, Sunday at 7. WHERE are the dead? The Scriptures alone can answer. Hear them in Orange Hall, Hastings Sunday at 7. WHAT saith 'he Scriptures? Hear Lecture on "The Silence of the Dead,” Orange HaU. Sunday at 7, GREAT Special Purchase of Ladies' Summer Frocks to be sold during the next 7 days. Prices from 6s lid to 25s ed. rhe Manufacturers’ Agency Sample Rooms Heretaunga St. West, Hastings.

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Hawke's Bay Tribune, Volume XIII, Issue 285, 17 November 1923, Page 1

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Page 1 Advertisements Column 8 Hawke's Bay Tribune, Volume XIII, Issue 285, 17 November 1923, Page 1

Page 1 Advertisements Column 8 Hawke's Bay Tribune, Volume XIII, Issue 285, 17 November 1923, Page 1

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