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< ; 6THJATION& WANTED, by respectable single man'(English), position, cowman, gardener. Good references. Apply /'Standard" Office.- ' .. WANTED, an active', respectable boy, just left school,' to assist the man who will supply Palinerston North with wholesome, pure, fresh buttermilk at Id per quart, commencing on September 10. One accustomed to horses and whoso home is at the West_End preferred.' Write "Buttermilk," "Standard" Office. /-AJNTjKD, immediately, . &«i »«*» » t i studio. App|y J- E - LevvJS ' photographer. W~~ANTED, one or two girls to wait on table. Apply Golf Club, Ilokowhitu. ______———— "ANTED good general, for adult . .' ■ tamily'ot four, good wages to I good girl. Address at "Standard' I Office. OK / ANTED, gbod „ driver, 3-horse VV team; none but experienced men I need apply. Address at "Standard I Office. T/ANTED, first-class painter; only rV reliable man need apply—R- JLyttle, Ohakune.. T ANTED, boy for dairy farm, niat V chines used. Apply A. Guy, Gillespie's Line, Kairanga. WANTED, reliable woman,. to do washing and cleaning, vicinity Featherston street west. Address at "Standard" Office. ' , WANTED, strong~girT (about 20 years), to heip with housework and washing. Apply "Standard" Office. W WANTED, ploughman, capable of doing all kinds of farm work. Apply Wm. Ross, Poplar mills, Foxton. J. H. ANDERSON, Wanted.—Station and farm hands, 25s to 355; milkers,-25s to £2; boys tor farms, ,16s to £1; useful men for stations, 255; cowmen-gardeners, 30s. housemaids, waittresses, relieving maids'for 'hotels' and boardinghouses, cooks, housemaids, parlourmaids, generals, girls to assist, lady helps tor private houses. - ' \Y anted.—Single gardener, must understand flowers, fruit and vegetables. ; Wanted .—Experienced parlourmaid, 80s a week. N Wanted.—lo scrub cutters, lis per day. Wanted.—Camp cook, £2 per week. Wanted.—Laundress, union wages. Wanted.—Married man for drain work, 14s per day. ET SOMEWHERE G ET S IN BUSINESS OR IN THE PROFESSIONS. Set up a goal and make for it by the most' direct route—"thorough training." ' COLLEGE piLBY'S p, Trains You "The Thorough Way to Success." By unswerving interest, intensive and personalised help, thorough, and practical home study methods, Gilby's instructors" will make you successful in Accountancy, Book-keeping, Shorthand, Typewriting, Secondary Subjects, Languages or Wireless. For particulars write The Director:— W. W. WADDILOVE, F.1.A., N.Z., GILBY'S COLLEGE, James Smith's Buildings, Wellington. P.O. Box 203. McGruer's Great Slaughter •VJa'lMiTi Clothing. Men's and Boys 9 ALMOST AT YOUR OWN PRICES. McGruer & Co. imiiimiii TVii'a it ont of our many designs. We mike Gates and Fences suitable for the Station, the Garden, and the original and best. Obtainable from your merchant. Write to-day lor FREE Catalogue. ' CYCLONESS i 178 Montreal St. CHRbTCHURCH