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Manawatu Standard, Volume XLIV, Issue 1179, 29 November 1924, Page 6

SITUATIONS. WANTED, companion-Help (daily), • small family. Apply 243 FeaHie'rstoh. 'st. ANTED, Carpenters. Apply Townshend, 8 Rainforth st. ANTED, by reliable woman, work, washing and cleaning, day or half-day. Apply “Standard” Office. ANTED, • respectable married couplej to share furnished room, with two adults. Apply' “Standard.” ANTED, boy for commercial garage ; previous experience essential. Apply by letter only stating experience and references to “Merchant, “Standard.” MARRIED man seeks position as as- ~ sistafct'where machinery is used; handy , with tools. Would take position as motor lorry driver. Five years on engineering staff, Glaxo Co. Address at “Standard.” ANTED, smart youth for dairy farm, must be able to milk (machines used); other experience not necessarygood home. . Apply “Standard” Office. WANTED, competent dressmaker, by the day ; good money to suitable, person. Ring phone 6-528. WANTED, capable trustworthy girl, to take out child (afternoons). Address'.“Standard” Office. WANTED, mill hands. Apply A. and L. Seifert’s Flaxdressing Co., Ltd., Makerua, near Shannon. ANTED, carpenter. Apply A. and L. Seifert’s Flaxdressing Co., Ltd., Makeriia, near Shannon. ANTED, dressmaking; ladies’ dresses made up from Cs; also children’s .clothes reasonable. Write “048,” “Standard.” ANTED, boy, for front shop. ' Apply Turner’s Garage, Queen street. ''SirANTED, smart lad. Auulv at Apply Swallow, Root once, Cecil G. seiler, the Square. inS?'ANTED, smart boy. Apply U.F.S. Dispensary, the Square. "VST ANTED, smart • pantry man or W pantry maid; good wages. Apply Ivosy Lounge. WANTED, married man for general farm work, must have good dogs and experience in ploughing and fencing. Cottage and five acres laud provided.—Apply with references to Harold E. \V. Deetham, Ngaputahi, Ashhurst. ANTED, painter, io paint house; labour only. Address at “Standard” Office. ANTED, carpentering, gardening or odd jobs. Write “J.8.J.,” Standard” Office. ANTED, by man, handy with tools, jobbing work, fencing and concrete paths, etc., contract or day work. Apply F. A. Pedersen, Long Milford road, Palmerston North. DANK CLERK, JUNIOR, 15 to 17 years of age. Good Education. Salary £BO. Apply in own handwriting, “CLERK,” Care “Standard” Office. 'RS ANDERSON, Licensed Registry, Terrace EndWanted.—Cooks, housemaids, waitresses, relic ring maids tor hotels and boardinghouses, cooks, house-parlour-maids, generals for private houses (town and country). Wanted.—Station and farm hands, 25s to £2 ; milkers, £1 to £2 per week. Wanted.—Roy lor farms, ios to 3Us. Wanted.—Married couples, £3 to £3 10s. Wanted.—Couple to milk 50 cows, machines, cottage found. £3 per week. Wanted.—Scrub cutters, 12s per day. Wanted.—General farm band, £2 ios per week. Wanted.—Shed hand. "Wanted.— Steward, £4 per week. Wanted.—Chois, seconu cooks, kitchenman and night porters lor hotels. W’anted.-—Experienced barmaid, £3 10s per week. Wanted.—Mail for butter factory, £3 10s per week. HAT! A new bicycle 1 Never ! Rut they all think it is. As a matter of fact it’s the old one done up at Anderson’s, opposite Post Ultice. MORRIS Oxiord, ill first-class order. Have a run to-day.—The General Motor Exchange, Church street (phones, 5430 office, 5040 private). GARYERS for Christmas.—Christopher 'Johnson’s special presentation carvers in ease. A big assortment in ordinary steel, stainless ana silver sheen finish from 355; 2-piece carvers from 15s 6d. —Hopwood’s for cutlery. Furniture sets, is od to i3s cd; laundry sets, os 6d ; china tea sets, 4s 6d to 20s; cash boxes, 0d to 4s; musical toys, 4d to ss.—J. E. McKenzie. SALAD servers.- —Wooden salad spoon • and fork, Is the pair; kitchen caddies 6d, Is 3d, 2s; kettle knobs, 3d; teapot spouts, 4d; tin saucepans, bd, 9d, Is 6d; pocket cork screws 6d; biscuit forcers 5s 6d.—Mopwoud Hardware. __ JSE quality coal —it pays. Satisfaction guaranteed. Glen-coal, dendable quality.— P. E. Thomas hone 5973). "ftvTO soot, no slack, no waste in Glen--lal coal, the ideal household coal.— S'. F. Fisher (phone 6024). MAKE your mind up now.—Buy a “Perfect cycle,” a machine which will always give full wear and satisfaction.—lmperial Cycle Works, Hopwood’s Buildings. WHITEHEAD and Ellis for your bread or for a cup of tea when in town. Our shops are in the Square, Slain stroet west and llangitikei street. MILLINERY. —A woman’s Clowning glory: Let the Vogue choose your new creation. Quality and economy count.—Vogue Millinery Salon, 19 Broadway. LNDERSON’S photographs are good photographs.—Telephone 5768. lEA LEAD wanted, in any quantity. Apply “Standard” Office. CHRISTMAS cake tins, the patent nonburn pattern from Is each; round sandwich tins from 4d, patty pans on tray from 6d, loose patty pans from 6d dozen, 2 dozer, fancy cake tins in box for Is 3d. —Hopwood Hardware. ARRANGE to meet at Whitehead and Ellis’s when in town. Here you can always find refreshments at modorato rates. —The Square and Main street. PHONE 5905.—Make a note cf number; it is Emmett, the gr with over 30 years’ experience, wh at your service all the time. KEY brand champagne cider, finest drink in N.z!; cool, refr ing. stimulating, 18s per dozen t <rash at "Rutter’s” (phone 6445).