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When in reading we meet with any maxim that may be of use, we should take it for our* own and make an immediate application of it, as we would of the advice of a friend whom we have purposely consulted. —Colton.

SITUATIONS VACANT. yy ANTED—Elderly Man, milk four > cows and do odd jobs. Good home, small wage. Write 584, Tribune, Hastings; yyANTED —Girl Attendant for Book Exchange; also*A’outh for three days a week. Apply Air. Ward. Union Bank Chambers, Hastings. yyANTED — Youth for dairy farm. Must be good milker. Apply last house on left, Riverslea Road South, Hastings, ■ yyANTED —Youth with bicycle for milk run. Must be able to milk. 'Phono 2161, Hastings, between 6 and 7 p.m. yyANTED —Strong Girl or Woman, general housework, at end of November. State references, wages required, etc., to P.O. Box 40, Hastings. yyANTED —Lad, about 16, help with few cows and general light farm work. Write 589, Tribune, Hastings, yyANTED —Refined Middle-aged Per' son as Housekeeper. Evenings and Sundpy afternoons free. No washing. Apply 587, Tribune, Hastings, yyANTED —A Girl to assist in laundry. Apply Hastings Steam Laundry, Lyndon Road, Hastings. yyANTED —Girl used to office work, must be able to type. Low wage. Write “Mechanic,” 559, Tribune, Hastings. . yyANTED — Experienced Youth for dairy farm. Write 557, Tribune, Hastings. AUCKLAND BROKERS require Com' petent Representative handle attractive proposition. Write Realty Sales, Auckland/ yyANTED —Capable Man for dairy farm. Apply Orbell Bros., Pakowhai. yyANTED — Strong Reliable Youth for dairy farm. Machines used. Apply 554, Tribune, Hastings. JTOUSEKEEPER wanted for Taradale (about 50). Own mistress, easy place, no children, able to milk. Small wage. Write 521, Tribune, Hastings. WHY HAVEN’T YOU? lit city, town and country all over New Zealand men are living contented lives in happy, prosperous homes— BECAUSE THEY TOOK AN 1.C.8. COURSE. Clerks have become sales, advertising and business managers; mechanics have become foremen, superintendents and engineers; men and boys have risen from nothing to places of responsibility—BECAUSE THEY TOOK AN I.C.S. COURSE. Spare-time study to-day will ensure your safety to-morrow. MECHANICAL ENGINEERING PROFESSIONAL EXAMS. SHORT STORY WRITING DRAUGHTSMANSHIP Hundreds of courses to choose from, Write for particulars. THE INTERNATIONAL CORRESPONDENCE SCHOOLS (N.Z.) LID. 182 L Wakefield Street, WELLINGTON SITUATIONS WANTED. QAPABLE and Experienced Woman (34) requires position Cook-General or Cook-Laundress. References. Writ* 582, Tribune, Hastings. yyANTED — Work for Drag Saw. Tree trunks cut any length blocks. Anywhere. Makes splitting easy. Lowest rates. 609 Oak Road, Hastings. yyANTED—Your Ensilage, Hay and Grass Seed to cut. Book now. Write 455, Tribune, Hastings. ~ LOST ft FOUND. from Massey Street — Toy Sable Pomeranian (bitch). Finder please return to 408 Victoria Street, Hastings. Reward. J^OST —Purse containing nine £1 notes. Please return Manageress, Seifast Tearooms, Hastings, Reward. — Kreuger Sovereign Brooch, valued as keepsake. Good reward on returning to McCormick’s Ltd, Nelson Street, Hastings. J^OST —S.C. Fox Terrier Puppy, black / and white markings. Ring Hastings Club, ’Phono 2410. pOST—Lady’s Handbag, containing letters, etc., Farndon Park, Monday. Finder please return to 555, Tribune, Hastings., — Baker’s Delivery Basket, Havelock or Hastings. Reward. Ring 3735, Hastings. HOBSES, VEHICLES b LIVESTOCK. JPOR SALE—Day-old W.L. Chicks, 1/each; also Fat Young Hens, 2/9 each. Greenfield, Paki Paki, 'Phone 6415, Hastings. pOB SALE—Three Jersey Cows, firstclass grade. Apply Mrs. R. W. Cawson, King Street, Taradale. yyANTED TO BUY—Good Harness Horse. E. Ware, Riverslea Road, Hastings. 'Phone 2966. JERSEY HOUSE COWS, quiet, in milk and in calf. Your choice at. £6. Delivered home cheaply. W. Cropp, Havelock. 'Phone 6822 after 6 p.m J£ERSHAW’S REBUILDING SAUL Artistic Dining Suite at cost. Splendid selection Tea Waggons, oak and rima.

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Hawke's Bay Tribune, Volume XXII, Issue 271, 31 October 1932, Page 1

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Page 1 Advertisements Column 8 Hawke's Bay Tribune, Volume XXII, Issue 271, 31 October 1932, Page 1

Page 1 Advertisements Column 8 Hawke's Bay Tribune, Volume XXII, Issue 271, 31 October 1932, Page 1