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Manawatu Standard, Volume XLVI, Issue 35, 11 January 1926, Page 8

ANNUAL MEETING, CITIZENS’ LUNCH CLUB. TUESDAY, 12th, 12.30 p.m. ANNUAL Report, Balance-Sheet, Election Executive, and General. W. A. WATERS, President. WANTED to buy, young Tamworth boar, tit for stud purposes. Ring, stating price and where to bo seen, phone 94 A, Foxton. WANTED, two gentlemen boarders, share room, good home, use of telephone. Address at “Standard.” SITUATIONS. WANTED, girl to mind 2 children, 9.30 to 5.30 daily. Apply 23 George street. WANTED, at once, second assistant, for butter room ; wages £4 per week. Apply manager, llongotea Co-op. Dairy Co., Ltd., Rongotea. WANTED, lady ca-hier, for evenings. Apply manager, Paramount Pictures. WANTED, lad, to help on small farm, close to P.N. ; previous experience not necessary.—Phone- 8464. WANTED, mail tor painting and papering 10 cottages, Milson’s Line; labour only. Apply on job.—B. Roberts. WANTED, capable young general; smal 1 family,—Box 384. WANTED, girl to mind children from 10 till 5 daily. Apply Masonic lioteh WANTED, general for Foxton. Apply 60 Taonui street, WANTED, for boot store, smart girl. Oliver Bros., Square shop. WANTED, jobbing work; either carpentry or painting, town or country. Satisfatcion guaranteed. Write “W.C.J.,” “Standard”. IGGING, hedge clipping or any labour work, required by willing man. Write “Very Willing,” “Standard” Office-. ANTED, lied go trimming and garden work; price- reasonable. Write - 233,” “Standard” Oflie-e. ANTED, two men for laying down pipes. Apply phone 16, Tokomar u. W "ANTED, experienced " scutcher. Apply to manager, Wall’s mill, Martinborough. ” DAIRY farmers. —Wanted to place High School boy, on probation, within cycling distance Higii vScliooi. Address “Parent,” care “Standard.” WANTED, immediately, Herd Tester; must be- efficient tester and able to drive Ford; wages £3 and keep. Particulars phone 5844, between 10 and 12. MRS C. M. COULTER, STAR REGISTRY, 341 Main Street Phone 5672. Waiting engagement. Eiret-class cook and baker for camp or station. Wanted.—Good generals, parlourmaids, housemaids, married couples, 6 Waiting engagement.—Thoroughly competent lady cook, for a college or institution. J. H. ANDERSON, .Licensed Registry, Terrace End. Phone 6211. Wanted.—Station and farm hands, milkers, boys lor farms. Wanted.—Cooks, housemaids, waitresses, relieving maids for hotels and boardinghouses, cooks, house-parlour-maids, generals, girls to assist for private houses (town and oountry). Wanted. —Elderly man to cook for 3 men, milk one cow. Wanted —By married man, position on farm, all round knowledge of sheep and cattle, cottage found, fight duties for wife. Wanted. —Experienced laundress, £2 per week. Wanted.—Boy for sheep farm. Wanted.—Position by thoroughly experienced ploughman; can drive tractor, understands all implements.

REDUCTION OB’ ACCOUNTANCY FEES By BANKS COMMERCIAL COLLEGE, WELLINGTON. TO all students enrolling for Accountancy subjects before 31st January a reduction of 20 per cent, of our scheduled fees will bo allowed. NOTE THE FOLLOWING EXAM. RESULTS: — Our Head BOOKKEEPING AND AUDITING Tutor—Mr E. L. Enting, B. Cora., A.1.A.. N.Z.—lias coached 54 successful students in Bookkeeping Stage 11. and 75 in Auditing during the past five years. Our LAW AND ECONOMIC Tutors have had only ten (10) failures among those students who have completed our courses of work during the same period. The best New Year resolution you can make is to join Banks Commercial College and pass the Accountancy Exam. H. AMOS, Managing Director of H. Amos, Ltd., Proprietors of Banks Commercial Colic go and Wellesley Boys’ College.

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