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Manawatu Standard, Volume XLIV, Issue 1188, 10 December 1924, Page 6

SITUATIONS. WANTED', sorter and tontract paddockers ior Linton mill. Apply G. Craw, Linton. ~ W'~" ANTED, reliable married, farm hand, 2 house cos%;gaod-wages to right man.—’Phone 111/ l'oston.. ARJiIED - inan seeks position, motor driver, ear or lorry ; 110 years experience; can do running and garage repairs ; will take what offers. Write “982,” “Standard.” k - ANTED, girl for light housework. Apply 59 Terrace street.

WANTED, by lad (17), position on farm, for 6 weeks, used to_ machines. Apply box 116, phone 53511 - WANTED, man for general farm work, ploughing, milking, etc. Apply A. W. Tews, Tasman road, Otnki. ' WANTED, experienced waitress. Apply Empire Hotel. ANTED, smart _ pantryinaid at once. Apply Rosy Lounge. ANTED; sewing work by the day, or at home.—Address at “Standard” Office. ANTED, immediately, _ capable charwoman. King 6795, or apply personally, 3 Limbriek street. WANTED, smart girl for shop. Apply Hutchins’ Furniture Exchange, 311 Alain street, near Post Oiiice. . __ WANTED, house-parlourmaid. Apply Mrs It. S. Abraham, 22 Butt street. ’ C'WLERK seeks engagement, teinporj ary or permanent; good references. Write to “980,” “Standard” Oilice. ANTED, girl to assist with housework, mornings only, 8.30 to 2. Apply 26 Ward street. WANTED, waitresses for Xmas race meeting.—J. ltawlins, Ltd. ELECTRICAL WiItEMEN. WE need two experienced men for electrical work in borough. Apply A 1 ANSON AND BAltll, LTD., liangitikei Street. jyg-RS J. H. ANDERSON, Licensed Registry, Terraco End. I Wanted. —Cooks, housemaids, waitresses, relieving maids tor hotels and boardinghouses, cooks, housemaids, parlourmaids, generals, girls to assist, lady helps lor private houses. • 'Wanted.—Station' and farm hands, milkers, ploughmen, lencers, boys for farms, scrub cutters, married couples, chets, kitchennuii. porters lor hotels. Wanted.—Camp cook, no bread, 14s per day. Wanted.—-Experienced laundress, 3os per week. Wanted. —Porter-barman, £2 los per week.

TO BUILDERS. TENDERS arc invited for the erection of Showrooms and Offices in brick for Messrs Reid and Gray, Ltd., on new site, Rangitikei Street. Plans, etc., at .my office, where tenders close at noon oi SATURDAY, 20th December. ROBIN HOOD, A.N.Z.1.A., Registered Architect. PLANTS. —Salvia, bonfire and blue lobelia ; also fruit and confectionery at Emma Just’s, Main street, near station. . MOTOR cycle tyres.—26 x2i Clincher, 20s 6d ea. ; 26 x2J x 2J Traxion tread, 42s 6d ea.—Para Rubber Co., Ltd., Rangitikei street. tea values at Boon’s TV —All teas advancing in price 2d per lip Fairlawn is still selling at 2s 6d per lb. Splendid tea at a rattling good price to the consumer. CATHOLIC requisites stocked at Mrs McGarvey's, 323 Main street east; also History of Ireland, in 6 vols., Very cheap, £3 12s 6d (a bargain), photographs are good photographs.—Telephone 5768. CAKE tins for Christmas, plain round patty pans, 6d dozen; round pie tins, 3d each; 6 patty pans on tray, for 6d; sec the nonburn cake tins, from Is; wire cake coolers, 2s each. —In llopwood’s window. HAVE your boot repairs executed ' at A. L. Fellow’s, 3 Ada street. Modern machinery and best material used. Prices; Gent’s 7s, ladies’ 4s 9d. JT J. HEATLEY, contractor, • Scandia street.—River metal and sand supplied; concreting and asphalting. Orders phone 6162 for immediate attention. BOON and Co. have regular supplies of Fairlawn teas arriving every month. You can depend on getting the bsst at 2s 6d lb. JgROADWAY Lounge for fruit salad

and pure fruit drinks. LADIES’ tennis Cardigans and jumpers, bathing costumes and Hosiery.—The Scotch wool simp, 102 Cuba street. BOTTLES of all descriptions, in any quantity, bought and sold. A good stock of jam jars tor sale cheap.—G. Haslam, 04 Main street (phone 6507;. I7VA fit LAWN tea, Fairlawn tea.— 1 Boon and Co. report splendid sales ot this well-known blend. You can save a lot of money by buying this line. BOYS’ presents.—Carpenter’s tools will please; wood planes from 9s; iron planes from 4s; braces from 6s; compass saws; from 2s; hand saws 7s 6d; tenon sows 8s; hammers 3s 6d.—Hopwood Hardware. “S3'iiONE 5905. —Make a note of this JL number; it is Emmett, the grocer with over 30 years’ experience, who is at your service all the time. NO soot, no slack, no waste in Glencoal, the ideal household coal.— F. F. Fisher (phone 6024). LADIES, let us clean, re-line or repair that fur coat. Your old furs altered to latest styles.—A. S. Jacobs and irons, 243 Main street. CUPP’S pills lor' plants.—The latest ) method of giving nourishment to plants. Y'ou simply place the pill just below the surface of the soil about two inches from the plant. One pill per plant per month. Free sample and all particulars at our produce department. Price 120 pills, Is 6d.—Watson Bros., Ltd., big cash store. SUPERFLUOUS hair destroyed by “Jtusma.”, Results guaranteed. Send stamped and addressed envelope for particulars.—Mrs Hullen, Melvern's Buildings, Karangahape road, Auckland, or Belcher’s Buildings, near King’s Theatre. Wellington.