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Manawatu Standard, Volume L, Issue 146, 20 May 1930, Page 8

LOST AND FOUND. LOST, last Saturday, fawn Jersey cow, in milk. Reward offered —K. D. Knight, Longburn (phone 514»f. TO LET. TO LET. to approved tenant, ideal unfurnished front flat, all modern conveniences, garden. Address, Oakley Street. FOR SALE. FOR SALE, gent’s bicycle, excellent condition, back-pedal brake, new tyres; also girl’s bicycle, back-pedal brake, good condition. —45 Rongopai Street (phone 6828). _ OR SALE, gentleman’s bicycle, good order, smooth running, back-pedal brake, £3. Apply 213 Church Street. SITUATIONS. WINDOW dresser seeks part-time employment. Write 45, “StanWANTED, girl to help with housework, afternoons. Address Standard.” PD.C. require the services of smart, • capable young lady as lift attendant, not under 20. Apply immediately• QTRONG boy (15) wants situation on O farm, used to machines; 15s. 200 Cook Street. , WANTED, an upholsterer. Apply Taylor and Co., Maui Street. D" RESSMAKING and children’s sewing, satisfaction guaranteed. Apply 271 Church Street. ANTED, experienced waitress, for restaurant. Address “Standard. TIfANTED, young”girl _ for domestic VV duties, hours 0 a.m. to 2.30 p.m. Apply to Mrs W. Thomson, 171 College Street. ' WANTED, domesticated girl for elderly lady, light duties. Apply, 70 Grey Street. W WANTED, by young woman, light position, small adult family, low wages. Write 37, “Standard.” ANTED, librarian (part time), afternoons only and two evenings per week. Applications close on batuiday next, May 24th. Schedule of duties may be obtained from Manager, Cosmopolitan Club, or W. Hunter, secretary.

Respectable, capable woman wants work, few hours daily, sewing, cooking, housework; good rets. — 60 Broad wayA venue. WANTED, capable woman for housework, two in family. Address at ‘ ‘Standard.” W '“'ANTED, a competent general; references necessary. Apply 060 Main Street. WANTED, experienced person for confectionery shop; rererences indispensable. Apply by letter, stating experience, etc. Write 38, “Standard. YOUNG coupltTdesires work on farm, anywhere, now or about July; wife good cook, man experienced in general larm work; no children. Write 32, “Standard.” TT7ANTED, capable girl for liouseW work and milk three cows; small family, good wages. Write 36, “StanA STRONG young man, skilled farm hand, life experience, desires position on farm, handy to Palmerston North, can plough, fence, etc., satisfaction guaranteed. Write 22, ‘‘Standard.” YOUNG married man, energetic, willing to take work of any description; handy with tools. Write 34, “Standard.” ' MANAWATU Labour Agency, Hopwood’s Buildings, phone 6672. "Wanted: Cooks, parlourmaids, waitresses, kitchenmaids, farm workers, married couples. 1188I 188 ANDERSON, LABOUR BUREAU, Terraco End. Phono 6211. Wanted: Cooks, housemaids, waitresses (hotels and institutions), cooks, house-parlourmaids, generals. Waiting engagements: Station and farm hands, milkers, ploughmen, fencers, married couples.

THE pictures you are painting can be done better if you use the best materials procurable. Clark’s have them—Winsor and Newton’s artists’ materials, that are selling at lower prices. Get in on this economy offering while the goods last at Alex. Clark’s. Ltd. A SERIES OF ADDRESSES On PUBLIC FINANCE For PUBLIC AND BUSINESS MEN. PREPARED by perhaps the most distinguished authority on Public Finance in the Dominion. Designed to explain and discuss matters of financial principle. Not a compendum of Year Book Statistics which rapidly becomes effete, but a discussion of broad principles on practical lines. All aspects of public finance have been considered:— 1. The functions of the State. 2. The problems arising out of the nature and growth of public expenditure. 3. The use of the public credit for financing social services and public works. 4. The general principles of taxation. 5. The nature and incidence of the taxes actually imposed. 6. The significance ot the budgetary procedure as applied to public finance. 7. Primary reference to New Zealand conditions. Price £2 2s. Write to— BANKS COMMERCIAL COLLEGE, 98h The Terrace, Wellington. H. AMOS, F.R. Econ. S-, Managing Director. TERSEY MILK, Pure and Rich, is (J the cheapest and best food for young and growing children. Ring 6834 and be assured that you will get ONLY THE BEST from RUSH BROS. AND CO., THE MILK VENDORS, 226 Ferguson Street. HOME KITCHEN, in their new premises will put out a larger variety of Eats. Everything made on the premises. Small Goods Specialists; Kiwi Hams and Sausages; great variety Meat and Fruit Pies, Pressed Meats, Brawn, Cooked Rabbits, Chickens, at reasonable prices. Note new address: Two doors Borough Offices, the Square (phone 7340).