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Manawatu Standard, Volume XLIV, Issue 1186, 8 December 1924, Page 6

SITUATIONS. WANTED, first-class linotype operator. Apply Hawke’s Bay Herald, Napier. - • ANTED, immediately, capable general, adult family.—Apply Mrs, Preece, 49 Fitzherbert street. _ WANTED, young girl as domestic help daily.—Mrs J. B. Pascal, 23 Te Awe Awe street. ANTED, an energetic young man for well boring; good wages to right man. Apply'after G p.m. to Parkinson and Rasmussen, Monrad street, Foxton Line. WANTED, by schoolboy, 13 position on farm, for the Tiolidays, wages no object; good home essential. Apply “Standard.”

ANTED, boy, for butcher’? shop- . Apply "J. : Ui BbWnett, Ltd. ANTED, good joiner. Apply Marton Sash and Door Co., Ltd., Marton. W' aNTED, strong youth for dairy and general farm work; good home and good wages if suitable. Apply “Standard.” O MART BOY required for our Mail Order Department; one who has just completed High School preferred. Apply Collinson and Cunninghame, Palmerston North. ANTED, smart young man, for machine milking; good wages and permanent position to good man. Address at “Standard” Office. iidy with machinery, holds ticket, require^ lyfAN, hr . It B second-class work; part or whole time.—Address at “Standard” Office. 'ANTED, first-class signwriter. Apply J. B. Harwood, New Plymouth. \7OUKG lady, requires temporary B position as assistant bookkeeper, six years’ experience.—Write “Accurate,” “Standard” Office. iIXTANTED, salesman and collector V ¥ for town or country district. — Apply Singer Sewing Machine Coy. WANTED, shorthand-typiste, permanent position to suitable applicant.—Address at “Standard” Office. ■RS H. ANDERSON, Licensed Registry, Terrace End.

Wanted.—Cooks, housemaids, waitresses, relieving maids tor hotels and boardinghouses, cooks, housemaids, parlourmaids, generals, girls to assist, lady helps ior private houses. Wanted—Probationer for private hospital, Hawke’s Bay. Wanted. —Station and farm hands, milkers, ploughmen, fencers, boys tor farms, scrub cutters, married couples, chefs, kitchenmen, porters for hotels. MORTGAGES FINAL EXTENSION ACT, 1001. PUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given that every mortgagor under a mortgage to which the above Act applies, who desires an extension oi tlie term of his mortgage, must lile in the Supreme' Court a notice of motion for an extension older NOT LATER THAN THE 31st JANUARY, 1925. The Act expressly provides that no extension can be granted unless the motion is liled before that date. The notice must be filed in an office of the Supreme Court in the Provincial District within which the mortgaged land is situate. The Act does not apply t-o any mortgage to secure an account current or' to any mortgage executed after the 24th October, 1919. The Act requires a mortgagor who files a motion for an extension order to serve without delay a copy of the notice of motion upon the mortgage and also upon every person who is a “mortgagor” of the same property. “Mortgagor” is defined to mean a person liable under the provisions of a mortgage and to include any person who has guaranteed the performance by the mortgagor of any covenant, condition or agreement expressed or implied in the mortgage, whether such guarantee is expressed in the mortgage or in any other instrument; and also to include any person against whom a mortgagor has a legal or equitable right of indemnity in respect of any liabilities under the mortgage. F. H. D. BELL, Attorney-General.

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