SITUATIONS. WANTED, good carpenter. Apply Fergusson, builder, 'Taihape. WANTED, by young man fence repairing or lalrouring work by day. —Write “611,” “Standard. ” . WANTED, baker, bread only.— Apply F. G. Fairey, 132 Grey street; 'phone 6499." ,j ANTED, ah a r<T mii kiiir, to milk 40 cows, or more, by hand.—Apply W. G. Shannon, Rangitikei Line. (IAPABLE girl wants position as _J general or assist; good local reices. Write “Waiting,” “Stan-i ferenees. Write dald” Office. WANTED, boy (16) to help milk and assist on round. Apply “Standard.” WANTED, elderly housekeeper, good home. State salary and experience to Box 204, Palmerston North. WANTED, good paperhanger, painter: permanent work to right min.' Apply Turner’s, Glas3 and Paint Coy.. Ltd. King st. w Jitu. JVIU& - / ANTED, by married man, labourr ing work of any kind in Pa.lmersi.on. Apply “Standard” Office. WA NTEDtTelderly Iperson, help with two children and light housework, sleep home.—Apply 176 College street. WANTED, washing work, Monday W and Friday mornings. Address at, “Standard” TEDj mun for brickyard, one used to setting and burning.— Apply J. White, Feilding. w way. ANTED, an agent. Apply manager, A.M.P. Society, BroadANTED, . general. Apply 23 Rainforth street (phone 6420). infTANTED, assistant working maVV tron for All Saints’ Children’s Home, Beach, Fox ton. Apply, with references, to Mrs Fancourt, the Vicarage,. Palmerston North. it XTA N T ED. —> k laundress, cook, VV waitress. Waiting engagement: Housemaid, kitchenmuid, relieving maid.—Emma Just, Main street. 'OTEL STAFF AND GENERAL REGISTRY OFFICE. P.O. Box 15. Phone 6612. 329 Main Street (right opposite Devine’s Hotel). Experienced waitresses, housemaids, :ogks, relieving maids, etc., etc., requiring positions in good class hotels pleo.se apply. Waiting engagement.—Couples for farms, porters, barmen, handy men, gardeners, etc., etc.
JJBS '-■■■ J . H. ANDERSON, Licensed Registry, Terrace End. Wanted. —Milkers. Wanted.—Cooks, waitresses, relieving maids, laundresses for hotels and boardinghouses, cooks, house-parlour-maids, generals, lady helps for private houses' (town and country). Wanted. —4 flaxcutters. Wanted. —Married couple, wife cooklaundress, ' man milk 4 cows, garden and useful, £3 per week. Wanted,by capable, trustworthy woman, position as housekeeper, country ' preferred. Wanted. Experienced ploughman, £2 per week. Wanted.—Station hand, 355. Wanted.—Station cook, £2 per week Wanted. —Porter for hotel, unionwages. PERSONS trespassing on our properties at Aokautere, with dog or. gun will be prosecuted.—R. It. Scott, W. ,R. Hopcroft, J. C. Petersen. TRESPASS NOTICE. TRESPASSERS with dog or gun on the undersigned properties will be prosecuted.—Messrs Holden, Herrick Eros., Harrison and Lett. TRESPASS NOTICE. rr\RESPASSERS on my property at _L Kauwhata, with dog or gun, will be prosecuted. Poison laid. C. E. JONES. PIANOFORTE. PEADES. Pupil of Gordon Short, •is now booking pupils. Studio: Garners’ Buildings. Particulars at Henry Coles and Co., the Square. PALMERSTON COMPETITIONS. JULY 30th. MR J. . GARDE GRIMSHAW, Garners’ Buildings, Specialises in preparing Competitors in Vocal Music and Elocution. Over Twenty First - Prizes Secured by Pupils. TSS dTa'N A ” TAB OR, Studio of Dancing. ( ' Private and Class Lessons in Operatic, Character,. Classical, Toe and Ballet Dancing. Booth Macdonald’s Buildings, . Rnngitikei Street. - .THE BALLET AND NATIONAL SCHOOL OE DANCING. MISS MACKENZIE FORBES. Studiol2oa Cuba Street. Class and Private Tuition in Highland, Toe, Operatic, Classical, Character, Jigs, Hornpipes, Clogs and Eccentric. Students trained for professional and social purposes. MADAME GOVER Of Colosseum Buildings, Auckland, SURGICAL CORSET SPECIALIST, HAS Removed Sample Rooms, from Waldegrave’s buildings. NEW ADDRESS:— 50 WOOD STREET, Palmerston N. MRS LAMBERT; local representative. Visits homes if deßired by appointment \ Phone 5477. PHOTOGRAPHS. DON’T fail to visit the Bunting Studios for Family and Wedding Groups, Children Studies and Portraits. We guarantee to please you. Photos taken on. dull days as well as fine with our new process.—Z. A. MORTON, Photographer and Proprietor (phone 5028). . , ... HAWAIIAN steel guitars.—Thorough tuition and demonstration given. Instruments selected free. Only one term needed to make you a competent player. Don’t waste your winter evenings. —E. . J.. Palmer, teacher, Coles’, the Square. WILLOUGHBY’S store,, opposite Central School, for quality provisions. Phone 6479. We deliver promptly. Note this: We sell hot meat pies, 3d each—a boon to school children. rH. BLOCKLEY for upholstery • repairs, , cheapest in P.N.—l9 Andrew Young street.
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Manawatu Standard, Volume XLV, Issue 138, 15 May 1925, Page 6
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