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Manawatu Times, Volume XLIII, Issue 1511, 10 March 1920, Page 1

WANTED. ADVERTISEMENTS of L 6 Words under the Headings Situations, Wanted, For Sale, To Let, Lost and Found, Miscellaneous Wants, etc., One Shilling per insertion; 3 insertions, 2/6; 6 insertions, 5/. Strictly Cash in Advance. Extra Charge if Booked. SITUATIONS. WANTED, two smart Waitresses; wages 35/-. Apply Dustin’s, Ltd. WANTED. —First assistant for the »* Kairanga Dairy Co. Good wages suitable man. —Apply Manager, Longburn. WANTED. — : For Feilding Sash and W Door Mills, Ohakune, an enginedriver with second ticket. —Apply, Manager, Feilding. WANTED. —A young lady for fur work, no previous experience necessary.—Apply, H. Blandford, furrier, 7 Taonui Street. WANTED, a Youth for general factory work, one able to drive a Ford car preferred; also a smart Boy. Apply Dixon’s Cordial Factory, Fitzherbert Street. jyj'OTOR Mechanic. —We require a first-class motor mechanic for jur motor repairing shop. Good jpening and permanent position to suitable man. —Walter Turner, Ltd., Motor Car Specialists, Queen Street. FANCY BUYER WANTED. TTI/'E require the services of a Male VV or Female Buyer to take charge of our Fancy, Haberdashery and Art Needlework Departments. JAMES SMITH, LTD., Wellington. WINDOW DRESSER. FIRST-CLASS Window Dresser wanted for Drapery Business, Good opening for capable man. JAMES SMITH, LTD., 80 Cuba Street, Wellington. MOTORS. TpNERGETIC YOUNG MAN, with sound practical experience of commercial and mechanical sides motor business, excellent knowledge accessories and spare parts, desires Position with live firm (preferably take charge front shop or garage). Replies to “CAPABLE,” c/o “Times” Office. LOST AND FOUND. "F the person who has brown and white retriever dog chained up Loes not let same loose at once, furher proceedings will be taken. "F Bennie Jones calls at the “Times” Office and pays cost of advertiseaent, he can have his school books md bag which he left out in the ain yesterday. : ~OStT—Between Whakaronga and Terrace End, black envelop'e for ar hood. Finder return to “Times” )ffice. 10/- reward. ' — Sideboards, duchess chests, linoleums, etc, at lowest rices—Hutchin’s furniture exchange, 15 Main Street (near P. 0.) 3 EWARD. —You will be rewarded A' with complete satisfaction if you iave baby photographed at Lewis’ Itudio. Studios Coleman Place. Teleihone 142. £SO REWARD. PITD is offered for information leading to the recovery of MR PERCY A. GILLIES (dead or alive), of No. 2 Massey Street, Palmerston North, late of Otaki, last seen alive on Wednesday, the 25th day of February, 1920, in the vicinity of The Square, Palmerston North. The description of Mr Gillies is as follows: — Age 47 years, height about sft. 9in., of medium build, dark complexion, black moustache. Mr Gillies walked with a decided limp, and was wearing a light grey suit with grey felt hat, and was carrying a light rain coat. Anyone having any information to give is requested to communicate with the Police. GENERAL NOTICES. THE RELIABLE MOTOR REPAIRING CO. 22-22 a - FITZHERBERT STREET. Are now in full swing. The quality of their work endorses all their name implies All repairs under the personal supervision of R. J. Jones (Rube), Manager. Phones: Works, 578. Private, 415. PARTS & ACCESSORIES. HANKINS, FITZHERBERT A ABRAHAM, BARRISTERS AND SOLICITORS, MAIN STREET, Palmerston North. Largo Sums of Money to Lend on first-class rural securities at 5J per cent.; also on town properties at G per cent. CHAR-A-BANC. ESPLANADE-WEST END SERVICE T EAVB G.P.O. at 10*, 11, ll.SOx, 12 noon mornings; 1.30, 2x, 2.30, 3, 3.30, 4, 4.15 x, 5, 5.30 afternoons. Times marked * return via College Street and Botanical Road. Times marked x leave G.P.O. for Esplanade via Main Street, Botanical Road and College Street; other times, Esplanade direct, weather and circumstances permitting. Other arrangements after (! p.m. T. S. Madge, 'Phone 851. A pot ■ i\ Always us< Si \l\ I.ai> S P.ii Powder. CO. I: ieust ; go.-;; host; gives best results, *