j OUR CHRISTMAS CONCESSION. Commenced on the jFIEST OP NOVEMBEB | 12 CABINETS on TTANDSOME . . . MOUNTS and " MONA " Enlargement FEOM. jgyg^ Artistic Posing, Grouping, Composttion and Lighting GCAKAhTEED at our NEW PALACE STUDIO, 7, Willis - Street,. Wellington.. Artist-finished Platinotype and Bromide Cabinets and Paris Panels superbly Double-Mounted and Finished. Our Artist-finiehßd Life sized Enlarge, ments are Unequalled in the Colony for Excellence and Beauty. Pictures Finished in Oils, WaterColours, or Crayons. WRIGGLISWORTH AND BINNS, ART PHOTOGRAPHERS,. j 7, Willis-Street, Wellington i (Nearly opposite the Empire Hotel) Telephone, 1635. We So NOT employ Canvassers.. MES J."H."ANDEESON, RELIABLE REGISTRY GFFIGK. Terrace End. W ANTED — Cooks, housemaids, * * waitresses, for hotels;. house-maid-waitress 20s, lady helps 15s, general 20s, general (2 m family) 15s general (no washing) 15s ;.3 cooks, laundresses, gentleman's house; cooks for town and country, 20s, private ;. girls to | help, kitchenmaid, also parlourmaid for I gentleman's house, house and parlourmaid for Hawke's Bay; girls for Wairoa, (iisborne, and New Plymouth; ! cooks and generals for to*n, good | wages given. Wanted: Gardener for gentleman'splace. Wanted: A station hand with dogs Wanted : Barber, also tailor. Wanted : A scutcher. Wanted: Several flaxcuttera; also pick and shovel men. Wanted—Milkers; stripper" keeper ; 15s a day; farm hands :hotel hands. I 3 housekeepers, 15s, widowers. . Wanted: 2 camp cooks ; also, washer. , flaxmill I Wanted: Four bushmen, long job MBS BOBT. COCKS, SELECT EEGISTRY & DKESSMAKEES' BUEEA.CT, MainSke6t. Opposite Swimming Bath, MRS ESSEX, LICENSED REGISTRY OFFIOB. Opposite She Palmerstoa P.»Un»j Siatioi, Wanted: Four first-class flaxcutters. Wanted: Washer, flaxmill, 9s day. Wantdd: Two paddockers, 30s ton Wanted: Washer, flaxmill, must be a, good man, 9s per day. Wanted: Two flaxcutters. Wanted: Housemaid, country hotel, assist bar; £1 week. Wan tea : good gardener, gentleman's place, town, Wanted : 2 girls same place, cook and housemaid, wages 15s and 12s. Wanted : Smart lad to carry newspapers. Good wages. Wanted: Several general servants, town, 10s to 15s "V OU Can't Beat Us ! —Try our hard- -■- to-beat colonial uweed trousers at 6/11, worth 10/9. Men's cotton cord trousers at 4/9, worth 7/6. Millar and Giorgi. "I QAA YARDS of Tweed for Boys' JL\J\J\J wear (dark), at De Luen Bros.' Monster Sale. Usual price 3/3 ; throwing it away at 1/8 yard. Come early. DB LUEN BROS.' sell Boys' Suits cheap. TTO'E have a few good second-hand *' Cycles at prices to suit you at the store Clerkaon Coieman Place. X AEGE stock of English and AmeriJJ can Cycles, from £12. Free wheel, 2 rim brakes. Dunlop tyres 23/G; tyres, 23/6; Oceanic tyres, 12/6 Inspection invited. Dayton Cynle Depot. pBR s.s. Ttu.-akiDa.~Wa have just ■*- opened up direct from the manu•facturer, men's waterproof, (ailor-niade overcoats; price, from 25/-; splendid value. Milkr and Giorgi. WOEKING Trbnser*. We sell them cheap. De Luen Bros.
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Manawatu Standard, Volume XL, Issue 7791, 16 March 1904, Page 1
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