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Manawatu Standard, Volume XLVI, Issue 24, 28 December 1925, Page 8

'SITUATIONS. W w ANTED, laundress.—Apply Central Hotel. ANTED~an office girl. Apply Commercial Hotel. WANTED, girl for confectioner’s shop, previous experience preferred ; references. Apply Roseland, next Wycherleys, the Square. ANTED 7 shearing by two competent men.—’Phone 5818. W" ~ANTED7~ for the country, capable general. Apply Mrs It. S. Abraham, 22 Batt street. TTT ANTED, boy for dairy farm, olose to town, machines used. Address “Standard.” WANTED, girl for confectionery and tea rooms. Apply 15 George street. ANTED, house painting, by experienced, reliable man, town or district, labour only. Write “196,” “Standard.” ’ ANTED, pianist for luncheon rooms. Write “198,” “Standard” Office. MRS C. M. COULTER, STAR REGISTRY, 341 Main Street Phone 5672. Waiting engagement. First-class cook and baker for camp or station. Wanted. —Good generals, parlourmaids, housemaids, married couples, etc. lyj-RS J- H. ANDERSON, Incensed Registry, Terrace End. Phone 6211. Wanted.—Station and farm hands, milkers, boys for farms, married couples. Wanted.—Cooks, housemaids, waitresses, relieving maids for hotels and boardinghouses, cooks, house-parlour-maids, generals, girls to assist for private houses (town and country). Wanted.—Elderly man to cook for 3 men, milk one cow. Wanted.—Ploughman, £2 os. Wanted.—Married couple, £3 10s. Wanted.—Experienced hall porter; union wages. CABINET furniture Kv tradesmen who know how. All work done in our own factory. Buy direct from the makers.—Diederich and Son, Main street (opp. subway). O.UR from-factory-to-you plan of selling furniture saves you pounds. Get our quote and see.— Diederich and Son, Main street (opp. subway). \7TSITORS TO 1 V Enquire PALMERSTON for WILLOW BANK Close to Railway Station and Square. Vacancies for few Dermanents. CAMERAS. WONDERFUL VALUE (in assorted sizes), the FAMOUS ERNEMANN takes beautiful clear photographs. Now on view and for 6ale ONLY at ALLEN STUDIOS, Broadway, Palmerston North. TjIEILDING A. AND P. SHOW. 2nd and 3rd FEBRUARY, 1926, And RAM FAIR, 4th and sth FEBRUARY, 1926. All Entries Close 15th January. Sections for Horses, Cattle, Sheep, Home Industries, Ring Events, Jumping, Riding, Trotting, Motor Cycling, Polo etc. SPECIAL FEATURE, £2O CASH, For Competitor Obtaining Most Points in Show. Prize Lists for Show and Entry Forms for Ram Fair from— E. H. FISHER, Secretary. Box 98, Feilding (Phones 46 and 151). TO ADVERTISERS. wanting replies sent care of any Post Office should insert full name, as those with initials only & nom-de-plume will not be delivered by postal authorities.

TIME TO MAKE HAY. Mowers, and Rakes give \_r years oi' satisfactory service. BOOTH MACDONALD & CO., LTD., Rangitikei Street. Palmerston North. Sole Agents. BUSINESS SECEETS In nearly every big business concern there is one or maybe moi'e of its leading members whose special knowledge and ability are mainly responsible for its success and continuous expansion. In such cases an A.M.P. Insurance policy provides for the financial loss the firm would suffer in the event of such an individual’s death, and is therefore a sure protection for those who have invested in the concern. Someone has said that “modern business carries ho unnecessary risks." Many large concerns have transferred such risks to the A.M.P. Society. Take the A.M.P. Insurance man into some of your business secrets; lie will not betray your confidence and can often help solve your problems by Life insurance. Q. H. A.M.P. SOCIETY, Palmerston North. C. LASHLIE, A.M.P. Society, Redding. C. W. ENNIS District Manager.

SPRING GARDENING. A FTER the long spell of wet weather, weods will be growing apace and there is plenty of work in storo for amateur gardeners. The horror of stained and roughened hands can readily be avoided by the timely use of Q-tol; and one can handle the wet soil with impunity if Q-tol be rubbod into the hands before work.