SITUATIONS. WANTED, experienced waitress. Apply Willowbank Private Hotel. PRIVATE tuition given General Subjects. Fully Write 936, “Standard.” Commercial or qualified. VVXIIU U lUUI u. . _ YUANTED, by a young lady, position as VV pastry cook; five years’ experience. Write 5, “Standard.” WANTED, shearing by. gang of 3 or 4 competent men. Apply “Standard Office, Feilding. CHIMNEY Sweeping.—Electric machine ensures tidy work. Apply J. Harvey, care Aikman’s, Russell Street, Phone 6603, also Co-op. Grocers, Broadway, Phone 6352. REIRIGERATION repairs, and general" engineering, expert,.workmanship no job too small or too large. Reasonable prices.—J. M. Roberts, qualified engineer, rear of Manson and Barr, Rangitikei St. WANTED, shearing by young energetic man, from the South Island. For address apply Abraham and Williams, Ltd. WANTED, strong boy or man to assist dairy farm. Apply D. Buick, Cloverlea, Palmerston North. W' ANTED, boy with bicycle; good wages. —Ideal Dry Cleaners, rear 140 Rangitikei Street WANTED, reliable man to do painting work. Write 30, “Standard.” MARRIED man, fully experienced in sheep and general farm work; seeks position. Cottage. Wife no duties. Good refs. Write 33, “Standard.” W“ ANTED, boy (17 to 18) for light dairy work. Apply Colpman, Dairy Farm, Massey College. WANTED, two youths or girls to assistin Dairy Laboratories. Apply Dr Whitehead, Dairy Resoarch Institute, Massey College. WANTED, experienced laundress and general. Apply Matron, Feilding Agricultural High School, Phone 455, AINTING and Paperhanging I Our prices defy competition. Excellent workmanship by qualified tradesman. Town or country work. Estimates free. W. Chambers, 40 Ada Street, Phone 8201. BITUMEN and asphalt surfaces. Specialists in concrete and bitumen paths, tennis courts, etc.; also repair work. Country quotes given.—Phone 7897. PAINTING and paperhanging; town or country. Best materials used. —Chaa. Sap well, 30 Worcester Street, Estimates free. Phono 7637. N.Z. HAIRDRESSING COLLEGE. DAY AND EVENING CLASSES. Tuition Guarantee. Tel. 7377. Apply Principal—Miss Macmillan. Third Floor T. and G. Bldg., Broadway. TIIE NEW ERA SCHOOL. SHORTHAND, Typewriting Book-keep-ing, National Bank Bldgs., Rangitikei Street, Phono 8665. Principal, MISS M. ANDERSON. MAKE MONEY BY WRITING. CUE can train you by mail to write for VV the press and the radio—to earn good noney as a spare time occupation—don’t ielay write, to-day for free particulars of mr unique home study training in Free i,ance Journalism and Story Writing.— Jrulcigh College, Auckland.
.WHEN... OPPORTUNITY COMES ! BE ready to take advantage of it. Have that EXTRA knowledge and training 60 that you can fill a better position when it is open to you. - Commence a specialised Course NOW ! By the I.C.S. method you can be trained at home—during spare time. Over 500 Courses to choose from, such as : Motor Engineering Producer Gas Mechanical Eng. Refrigeration Electrical Eng. Welding Mechanical Draftsman Radio Professional Exams. Accountancy Thousands owe their successful career to I.C.S. training why not YOU ! Free Booklet and advice gladly given no obligation. Writ® TO-DAY 1 INTERNATIONAL CORRESPONDENCE SCHOOLS, Dept. D, 182 Wakefield Street, Wellington. SEEDS, PLANTS AND SHRUBS. A STAIRS, Zinnias, Phlox, Petunias, MariA golds, Stocks, 6 special prize packets for 2s 6d posted.—Griffiths' Nurseries Ltd., Mt. Eden. Auckland. CINERARIAS, Dianthus (double), Lobelia, Phlox, Petunias Red, Pink, Blue and Topaz Rose, brightest of all Petunias, Russell Lupins.— Tantrum’s Nurseries, Victoria Avenue, opp. Park Road. BEAUTIFUL Gladiolus bulbs, blues, yellows, scarlets, salmons, emokey shades, etc. Collection 12 bulbs 7s, posted.— Griffiths’ Nurseries, Mt. Eden, Auckland. CHOICE flower seedlings for making a blaze of colour all summer. Our plants are all hardy and well-grown. List posted free on application. —Harrison’s. CHRYSANTHEMUMS, Dahlias, New Seed Novelties. 36-page book of illustrations posted free on request. —Griffiths’ Nurseries, Mt. Eden. Auckland.
COLLECTION C choice Perennials for summer garden displays, hardy varieties 4s posted. List on application.— Griffiths’ Nurseries. Mt. Eden, Auckland. ONION plants, Straw Spanish, Longkeepers, 3s 1000, railage extra; 5s posted. Reductions quantities and wholesalers.— Kata Hansji, Kitchener Road. Pukekohe. OUR seed potatoes are all certified and hand sorted. Try our special garden manure and be sure you buy Harrison s Beeds. NOW is the best time to plant- Perennials. Best named varieties of Asters (Michaelmas Daisy), Cannas, Phlox, at 12s 6d dozen at Hart’s Nurseries, 582 Ferguson Street (Terrace End), Thone 6738. FRUIT and shelter trees, plants, shrubs, etc., of all sorts and cheapest in Dominion. Price lists free on application.—B. H. Just, Florist and Seedsman, Palmerston North. TOMATO Plants for outdoor planting.— Wo can supply now but would advise customers not to plant, before October. Livingstone Daisies should be planted now for best results. Large supplies of reliable seedlings now ready. Box lots delivered free in city.—Pernon's Nursery, 498 Church fttreet. '-'A——• - . COOPER’S “Jockey” Underwear, made in N.Z. by Canterbury. Skinner’s Ltd. feature a special window display of this new underwear. “Jockey” fits the male figure everywhere, is. sleek and snug bringing new comfort to men. Complete range [includes athletic “Jockey” shirts 3s lid to |4s lid; “Jockey” shorts, 3s lid to 4s lid; I rpidway shorts 4s 6d to 5s 6d at Skinner’s Quality' Corner.'
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Manawatu Standard, Volume LX, Issue 265, 7 October 1940, Page 1
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