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Manawatu Standard, Volume LV, Issue 90, 14 March 1935, Page 8

TX7ANTED to sell, Queen Address VV hognnv suite, antique. AdUie&s “Standard.’’ 7 UCPTINE Salve for ec7.emi7^h“ 01 s ?^ 0 cuts, septic finger nails plan P ing, and anv diseased condition of the ala" and scalp. 2s, 5s 6d, 6s a jar.-HcndeioOi^ Pharmacy, library Bui.diag§> the q _ SITUATIONS. MAN, previous experience, requires position on faun. Address at “Standard’’ or write C9C “Standard. WORK wanted by carpenter-joiner with experience in all building work, shopfittings, stairs, handrail, can take charge of required, go anywhere. Write 697, “Standard.” W ANTED, manageress-cook for 10-12 men. Three miles from small town, Manawatu; wages £2 Is per week. Applications close 21st March. For conditions address “Standard.” WANTED, two attractive girls for mannequin work, experience advantage but not essential. Apply personally immediately. Managing-Direc-tor, The Premier Drapery Company, Ltd. WANTED, man to paper room. lleply giving price per roll, to 704, “Standard.” WANTED, by two first-class workers, fencing, draining, battens, potatoes, or work of any description. Address “Standard.” WANTED, good mechanic, must lie clean and have good references. Write 706, “Standard.” WANTED, reliable girl, 9 to 2 daily, Sundays free; 5s weekly. Address “Standard.” A WAITING engagement. Farm A hands, milkers, shepherds, housekeepers, maids, waitresses, cooks. — Strand Agency, opposite Empire Hotel.

There are now fourteen Sovereigns in Europe, including the Prince of Leiclitenstein, the Grand Duchess of Luxemburg, and the Prince of Monaco; and there are fifteen Presidents. A message broadcast from the Wireless Exhibition in Belgrade a few weeks ago was to the effect that one “Peter” wished to let his mother know that he would not be home for supper.