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Manawatu Standard, Volume XLIX, Issue 162, 10 June 1929, Page 8

LOST AND FOUND. LOST, in Kosy Theatre, boy’s black oilskin coat. Reward. Address at “Standard.” ■ LOST, in Marne Street, gold wristlet watch. Reward. Address apply “Standard.” LOST, to-day, starting handle, between Kairanga and- .Palmerston North. Return to “Standard” Office. FOR SALE. EOR SALE, 6-roomed house, Gfovt. loan £550, conveniences, concrete paths ; owner transferred; five minutes Square. Address “Standard.” FOR SALE, Chevrolet, 490 model, colonial body, good order, £3O. Address at “Standard” Office. FEILDING SALE. JUNE 14, 1929. At 10.30 a.m. On account of Mrs A. M. Schwamm, — 35 Jersey and Jersey cross young cows, July and August calvers; guaranteed to come in sound. 16 high grade springing Jersey heifers On account of G. M. Whitelock, Tiakitahuna, — 22 young Jersey cows, August and September calvers (rull particulars at sale). 16 high grade Jersey springing heifers 1 7-year draft mare (broken all work) 4 29-gallon milk cans

SITUATIONS. WANTED, experienced embroideresses. Apply 41/ Main Street East. i VaKPENIEUS, wanted. Apply eitlier King Street or Geurge ocreet juo. X. Collins. WANTED, immediately, relieving maid; must be exepnenced waitress. Apply Hotel Midland. WANTED, young girls for laundry learners. Apply Victoria Laundry, 29 iVlanson Street. WANTED, competent salesman for Show \Veek, must be conversant with milking machines. Write “476,” “Standard.” \a / AiNT'ED, position as lieip, by VV middle-aged woman, small wage, good home. Write “4119,” “Standard.” ANTED, experienced waitress tor Show Week.—Piccadilly Luncheon Looms. TI7OMAN cook (reliable), would like VV position in boarding house or country hotel. Write “498,” “StanWANTED, at once, girl tor household duties, 2$ miles from town. —Phone 5498. WANTED, sewing by the day.— Dressmaking, renovating, ladies or children's. Write “No. 49b,” “Standard” , ANTED, by young girl position in office, shop or book-keeping. Write “495,” “Standard.” WANTED, voting girl, housework, few hours daily (mornings). Apply 203 Princess Street, 6 p.m. and 7 p.m. EABMAID, of Wellington, seeks position : two years last place, left own accord; first-class references. Write “483,” “Standard.” W ""ANTED, two capable girls, for cooking and housework. Apply “Standard.” ANTED, by young man, position in grocery trade; six years’ experience and references. Write “491, “Standard.” M‘ ANAWATU Labour Agency, Hopwood’s Buildings, Phone 66<2. Wanted: Cooks, waitresses, parlourmaids, lady help, cook-generals, married couples. . EXPERIENCED fencer wanted for long job, close to Palmerston. Apply 282 Ituahine Street.

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