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Hawke's Bay Tribune, Volume XXV, Issue 160, 22 June 1935, Page 1

SITUATIONS VACANT & WANT 11.. SITUATION yACANT OUTDOOR REPRESENTATIVE about 28 years of age, is required for calling on Retail Trade, etc. Ability to drive a car an advantage. Applications with copies of testimonials and full details of experience, to—“SELLING,” c/o Goldberg Advertising Agency Ltd., Custom House Quay, WELLINGTON. yyANTED — Agricultural Blacksmith for casual work, chance of permanent employment. Reply to 129, Tribune, Hastings. WANTED—DaiIy Help, must be quick and reliable, for housework, plain cooking and assisting with child. For address apply 128, Tribune, Hustings. WANTED — Experienced Dress and Silk Department Buyer. Apply personally, or by letter, with testimonials, stating salary required. Bairds', Leading Drapers und Outfitters, Hastings. for Photographic Advertising work—Good Models. Apply personally, Cliff Press, Queen Street, Hastings.

VV ANTED—A Strong Youth for dairy farm. Ring 'Phone 2572, Hastings.

yy ANTED—Young Lady for cake shop, previous experience essential. Reply 133, Tribune, Hastings.

TWO Energetic Youth, experienced all farm work, seek situation near Hastings. Write 103, Tribune, ingsQUART Drapery Assistant, experi-

euccd in all departments, machinist blind-making, desires position in Hast ings. Write 13(1, Tribune, Hastings.

(JOMRACTOR with three plough teams open for engagement. Apply 124, Tribune, Hastings.

Young • Lady requires position Companion-Help, near town. References is required. Reply 122, Tribune, Hastings.

yyAN TED—Position in hotel or pri vate homo by young woman, thoroughly domesticated. Highest reference. Write 121, Tribune, Hastings.

WHETSTONE, Painter, Paperhanger, signwriter ,etc. Town or country, contract or labour only. AU materials and workmanship guaranteed. Estimates free. 'Phone 4228, Hastings.

yVANTED — Upholstery Work, any description. W. G. West, CO7 Miller Street, Hastings. 'Phono 3870. YVANTED —Concreting Paths, Dips, Swimming Baths; Brickwork, Plastering, Tiling, or Tar-sealing. Lowest prices. Ring Lancaster, 3874, Hastings.

JpREEI FREEI FREEI One Boom Papered Free if we paint your house. For particulars communicate with J. T. Wakefield, Painter and Paperhanger. New address; 310 Avenue Road, Hastings.

LOST AND FOUND. T.OBT, last Tuesday — Whito~~aiid Brown Fox Terrier Pup. Finder please return to 303 E, Queen Street, Hastings. Reward. JJEWARD! Lost, Thursday, 20th- - Lady's Gold Wristlet Watch, in scribed “H. 8. 1925,” between Railway Crossing and Southampton Street. Apply 134, Tribune, Hastings. jy)ST —Would person who took Gent’s Bike by mistake from Drill Hall on Wednesday night return same to 60* Gray’s Road, Hastings. recently—Disc off car wheel. Reward. Finder please return 987, Tribune, Hastings. HORSES, VEHICLES & LIVE STOCK JpOR BALE—Four Well-bred Black Orpington Breeding Cockerels, big birds. Reasonable price. Greenfield, Paki Paki. jpoit SALE—Somo beautifully welldeveloped White Leghorns, eight months, all laying. Apply 131, Tribune, Hastings. JERSEY COW, young, quiet, sound, giving 2 gallons. Sell or exchange one on drop. W. Cropp, Havelock North, 'Phone 6822, evenings. (SHETLAND PONY, young, quiet with children. Sell or exchange. W. Cropp, Miller Road, Havelock North. 'Phono 6822, evenings. TO LET. J’O LET—IO Rooms, handy, 35/-, Superior Cottage, Clivo Grange, 10/-; 6 Rooms and Acre, Havelock. 22/6; New Flats, 25/-. Traill and Fryer, Hastings. r jpO LET—Five-roomed House, 40-1 French Street, £1 2/6 per week. Apply Public Trust Office, Hastings. 'T’O LET—Four-roomed Bungalow, : conveniences, East side; 22/6. A;> proved tenant. Harold Smith and Co., Queen Street, Hastings. TO LET—I Rooms, 15/q 2 Room*. 12/-; 6 Rooms, 18/6; 5 Rooms 17/6; 5 Rooms, 25/-; 10 Rooms, 35/ , and others. Apply to F. C. Wilkinson Agent, Queen Street, Hastings. BOARD & RESIDENCE. TauleielLd “i jouse SYDNEY STREET E., WELLINGTON (Opp. Parliament Buildings) UP-TO-DATE GUEST HOUSE Woodeu Construction. Tariff; 10/6 and 12/6 a day. Weekly by arrangement. 'Phono 42-365. MRS. E. MAXWELL HACK FROM A “LIVING HELL.’ Y’EARS OF AGONY—unable to dn -- himself—£3o spent on usih •’cures”—then Mr. N. E. Jujee tin R-U-R. After spending Ilf/. be w; freed from Rheumatism. Money Imguarantee—ask for free booklet. ’ Wei