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SITUATIONS. WANTED strong experienced youth for dairy farm (machines), close Palmerston; award wages. Address “Standard. - ' WANTED young girl to assist with children and housework. Other help kept. Apply Box 272, Palmerston North. WANTED girl, light housework, S to 5 week-ends free. Address “Standard.’’ WANTED pa.ntryniaid-waitress. Apply Royal Hotel. WANTED maid for country, fond of children. All electric appliances. .Mrs Duncan Guy, Koputaroa, Levin. WANTED, orders for knitting by experienced knitter. Write 283, “Standard.” WANTED a probationer waitress. Apply Kiwi Lounge. WANTED position as cook-general, in refined home. Address “Standard.’ WANTED capable girl for housework, good home. Ring SR, Glen Oroua. YOUNG lady would like daily position, hours from 8-5 p.ni. Write stating wages to 278 “Standard.” DAY work on farm wanted, wages, contract. Handy Palmerston. Experienced man. Write 281 “Standard. WANTED a cook. Apply College House, North Street. BOOK-KEEPING, accounts, stocktaking, etc., afternoon. Terms moderate. Write 286 “Standard.” TAILOR'S improver, position wanted. keen, accurate. References. Female. Write 280 “Standard.” WANTED, temporary assistant for silk and mantle store. Wage according to experience. Apply with experience and references, Box 209, Palmerston North. SUCCESSFUL ACCOUNTANCY STUDENTS. IN choosing your Accountancy Coaches, be guided by the experience of sucessful students. Here are just a few brief extracts from letters received from some of the 649 Hemingway's candidates who secured Passes in the 1936 Examinations. “It is for me to thank Hemingway's for tho lucid and complete information. A.l’.M., Thames. “I wish to give full credit for the thorough coaching received.’’ —M.A.C., Kaitangata. "My success largely due to service by the School and tutors. ’ D.K., Dunedin. "As an experienced teacher I can appreciate the thoroughness of your methods, —E.S.J., M.A., J3.Com. Commence your studies at once with the Schools that get the .Passes. lite foi Free 800k —“Accountancy.” HEMINGWAY’S CORRESPONDENCE SCHOOLS, P.O. Box 516. Auckland.

GETTING ON I ABETTER JOB, more money and a brighter future is in s.oie tor the man who spends some of his leisure in sludy. Let the I.C.S. train you in some specialised subject—it will pay. Uver bbO modern courses include: Advertising Aeronautical -sng. Accountancy Building Contractor Radio Eng. Wireman’s License A.M.I.E.E. Furniture Maker A.M.I.M.E. Commercial Art AiMiI.C.E. Matriculation Write to-day for tree Prospectus, staling the subject in which you wish to get on. Nn obligation. INTERNATIONAL CORRESPONDENCE SCHOOLS, Dept. D, 182 Wakefield Street. Wellington.