"The Hutt News" : .*' (h ! r '' # i * -JMiona 63-855. ' *' Wanted section. Among the thousand* of people who read the "HUTT NEWS" there is a possible customer for you. Wanted Advertisements: For Bale, To Let, Situations VacanWgte^ 15 words, 1/6; 20pW^ ! */ h 25 wdrds, 2/6; 3/-, one inch, 4/- per inplffion. • SPECIAL RATES FC^i^fc. (Booked 6d. extra). LOST AND FOUND , jcli r.T ' ' n ■ . i LOST, Thursday Night—Silver Fili- ; gi;ee Bracelet, between Puriri St. and R.S.A. Dance; Soldier husband's gift; reward. —Apply 36 Puriri Street. LOST, Sunday morning—flrown Zip Bag, Ludlam Cres. —Finder please return 71 Bell Road. Reward. tiQST —Child's Pram Cover, fawn • -•■afid brown, initialled B.J.S. — Finder rewarded on returning to 41 Kings Cres., or "Hutt News" Office. WILL the Person who took a Pair of Shoes by mistake, please return,!—Perno, High Street. EMPLOYMENT 10/ —Pianos Tuned. Repairs at Lowest Rates. Work Guaranteed. Telephone 18-258 or write F. Welngott, 29 York Street, Lower Hutt. PIANOS, Players Pianos or Organs thoroughly overhauled. Moth and Borer eradicated. Player Pianos retubed. NO CHARGE FOR ESTIMATES—F. WEINGOTT, Tuner to Schools, Convents and Govern ment Tourist Department, 29 York Street, Lower Hutt. Telephone 18-258.
A. CHIMNEY SWEEP with a reputa tion.—G. Naylor, Practical Chimney Sweep, 6 Hector Street, ofi Hutt Road, Petone. jDPF-SSMAKER, experienced, Open for Engagement. Fit and Style Guaranteed. —75 Penrose St. ALBERT W. BAKER, Piano and Player-Piano Tuning, Thorough r tWorkmanship in all classes of Repairs. Polishing and Borertreatment. Late Chas. Begg & Co. ..Phones 63-820—51-231, or write 5| 2 Richmond Street, Petone. , FRENCH Polishing.—Reg. Marple (late Chas. Begg's), 59 Waripori Ring 14-863. given.
WA'NT I£D—j uni or Female Shop Apply Manager, MacLower Hutt. ' WANTED;—Strong Boy to Mow "weekly, after school t : or we^ends. —Apply 17 Junction 3*reet, or ring 62-389. or Girl for one morning weekly, occasional afternoon and evening; Ludlain Crescent. —Ring 60-700. WANTED —'Woman for Cleaning, 2 •or 3 hours one day per week. — Write 674 Hutt News. WANTED—Woman for Housework, half day weekly.—Write '675 Hutt News. WANTED, "by respectable Man — Digging, Cutting Hedges, Clean-ing-up Gardens. — Hutt News. WANTED—Position in Shop for youtg girl, leaving school end of term. —Write 666 Hutt News. CAPABLE Woman would like Position, take charge factory rest room, or similar position; Hutt or Petone. —Write 667 Hutt News. WANTED —Price to Build Motor n Garage.—Apply 7 Copeland St., evenings. WANTED—Man, able to Scythe.— Apply Greenkeeper, Hutt Golf Club. WANTED—Youth willing to learn Tractor Driving and general Golf Course work; good 'wages. —Apply Secretary, Hutt Golf Club. ATTENTION! PAINTING, PAPEEHANGING WORK By First Glass Tradesmen. ESTIMATES FREE. RING 398 Ask for 250. THE OPPORTUNITY IS NOWI Prepare yourself to grasp oppor- ' tunity which is sure to come your way—but you must be fitted to use it. Study and train NOW! It costs so little—it means so much. Over 300 Courses to select from. Send for Free Prospectus which shows how you can succeed in the /, occupation; which you have choseh. ~ INTERNATIONAL CORRESPOND v ENCE SCHOOLS, Dept. H., 182 Wakefield Street, SStelUngton,
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Hutt News, Volume 15, Issue 22, 29 October 1941, Page 6
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