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Manawatu Standard, Volume XLIX, Issue 102, 30 March 1929, Page 10

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STOCKTAKING sale. Chesterfield suites and all upholstery at bargain prices.—U-S D.; Main Street, near P.O. THEBE’S no lawn mower like the Woody alt. Most sales are made through recommendation of users. In 4 and 5 blades, 12, 14, 16, 18-inch cut.— Munson and Barr,. Ltd., Rangitikci St. LLLINERY of the moment.—Be dressed with the assurance of high class headwear; wear a Vogue hat.— The Vogue, next Schneideman’s, Broadway. ' GW. lIASLAM 64 Main Street West. . —Agent Wellington, Tui and Local Branded Bottles, Lead, Rags, etc., bought. Jam jars, sauce and pickle bottles for sale, cheap, delivered. 'Phone 6607. BIGGEST range of boys’ jerseys, including latest, style, with fancy collar and tie to match, prices from 4s lid.—Humphreys and Andrews, Ltd., 15 WAGHORN’S, the Square, will give your house a new appearance. He knows his business and is thorough with the job LOST AND FOCND. LOST, fox terrier,, last seen following couple along Poliangina River. Kindly comriiunicate with Mrs A. T. Whitehead, Poliangina. SITUATIONS. WANTED, capable cook - general. Apply Mrs J. J. Gillies, 9 Andrew Young Street. ■ W ANTED, refined person to assist with housework. Write “90o." “Standard.” SALESMEN wanted, to handle latest specialty line. This is a. real money-maker. Apply in first instance to “Specialty 908,” “Standard.” ANTED, for Thoresby, Marton, cajiable cook-general. Apply Mrs Birch, telephone 6232, Palmerston North, Sunday or Tuesday. J. H. ANDERSON, LICENSED REGISTRY, Terrace End. Phene 6211. Wanted; Station and farm hands,' milkers, boys for farms. Wanted- Cooks, housemaids, waitresses for hotels and boardinghouses, cooks, house-parlourmaids, generals, girls to assist (private houses). Wanted: Experienced driver for metal dray, 30s per week and found. Wanted: Station cook, 10 men (bread to bake), £2 pfer week. Wanted by middle aged man (good references), position in boarding house or hotel, capable and energetic.

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