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Manawatu Standard, Volume XL, Issue 7066, 27 July 1901, Page 1

MES J. H. ANDERSON RELIABLE REGISTRY OFFICE. TERRACE-END. ' Agent fob— CANTERBURY PRESS, AND HAROLD'S HAIR RESTORER. WANTED - Housekeepers for widowers, cooks for hotels, housemaids, waitresses, housemaid assist bar: generals for hotels, 20s; nurse for gentleman's family, 12s; 3 lady helps; parlourmaid, 14s; housemaids for private family, Hawke's Bay; 3 cooks for private farmb.es, I8s; cook for hotel, 255; 30 generals. Situations of every description on hand. Waiting engagement: Shepherd with dogs: 3 good ploughmen; general farm hands; 3 married couples without encumbrance ; milkers ; 2 experienced barmaids. Wanted- A few bushfellers. Wanted : Two married couples and a youth for a farm. Apply Wanted: A laundress for a country • hotel; no shirts. Wanted: Working manager for a farm.. Wanted : Boy to drive a cab for town. MES J. H. ANDERSON. LICENSED REGISTRY OFFICE, Opposite the Palmerston Railway Station Wanted: Good ploughman, single man, 32s 6d. Wanted: Housemaid for town hotel. Wanted: Housemaid for country hotel (good wages). Wanted: Buttons for Wanganui. Wanted : Good woman cook for town, Wanted : Housemaid for town hotel. Watned: Cook for private family; good home. Wanted.—A good woman cook for town. Wanted: Several good general servants. Wanted : Several gitls to assist. . t WANTED. WAMTED TO RENT-At once by married couple, two furnished rooms with use of kitchen, handy to Square. Address, " A.D," Standard office. TT7 ANTED TO SELL^SO Sash and YV Door Company's shares. Apply Standard office. WANTED KNOWN—Lady is prepared to do sewing by day or otherwise. Address at this office. WANTED —A boy to learn the coach painting. Apply to A. Burges. WANTED— By a thoroughly reliable and experienced man a billet as working manager on bush farm, or cows to milk on shares. Apply "Tester," this office. WANTED KNOWN-Mrs CaUanan has good accommodation for boarders. Church-street West, Opposite railway goods shed. WANTED TO PURCHASE-In any quantity, Bones, either boiled or clean bleached. £3 per ton delivered at Waingawa, near Blasterton; sacks returned.—John Ray^er, Waingawa. SECOND-HAND Bicycles can be bought for 20s deposit and 5s weekly at G. H. Scott's Cycle Depot. Prices range from £5. IS Baby cross, restless and fretful ? If so, try Bidd's Teething Powders, they soon give relief. Agent for Paij merston North—H. W. Scott. Chemist. TONKINS' Linseed _<;mu:sion positively cures difficulty of breathing and all ohent oomplaints. Sold at 1/6 and 2/6 by E.Gkovb, The Cash Stores, WANTED— Cyclists and intending cyclists to buy English Ricycbs and support our Empire. Budge Whitworths, " Britain's Best Bicycles." For full particulars and catalogues see J. B. Clarkson, nest Fire Brigade. Station, Coleman place. " TTTHERE are you going, my YV pretty maid?" "Why. to J. Wishart's to buy a ring !" she said; Wedding Rings of extra quality made on one hour's notice. Don* forget. \%j ANTED KNOWN-Bioyole Re f? pairs, Building and Enamelling quickly and thoroughly exeouied by ompetent mechanics. Tjres all sizes G H. Scott, next The Bon Marche W ANTED _vJS(j\YN—Highest prico for empty bottles in Palmerston Is obtained at Gattsche's Eagle Brewery. RanHitikei-etreei. WANTED KNOWN—Tonkics" Linseed Emulsion is without a doobc the best of all advertised praparations fod coughs *nd colds in New Znaiaud. "11/FRS WILSHIRE has great pleasure lyjL in announcing to the ladies in Palmerston North and surrounding dis. triot that she has returned tc Palmerston aud resumed nuring. Ladies: attended in town cr country, nnd has also comfortable suite of rooms for ladies during accouchment. Address—Mrs Wiltshire Larries Knw*, Kmgsireet, Pulmerion N. WANTED KNOWN-That we have appoint* d Mrs J. H. Andkrson, of. ;he Registry Office, our agent, and orders left with her will receive prompt attention and bo returned quickly.; A. Robertson, Per h Dye Works.Ghuznee-strcet, Wellington (Sale of Nelson). Ladieß' dresses;, ineu'B clothe* and every description of tlyoifg and cleaning done. WANTED KWWIT THAT J. T. WATSON, Sta'ifnrr, Feilding, ha* been eypniutcd So'e gent for the distnot for ~, Patterns. Any pattern posted on rcceips ' ' of 16 stamps,