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Manawatu Times, Volume 61, Issue 11, 14 January 1936, Page 1

ANDEEWS ANNOUNCE STOCKTAKING CLEARANCE NOW IN PEOGEESS. Only oneo yearly do we hold a stocktaking Clearance. Until January 31, your niouey will go further if you take this opportunity, and buy now! Why not call to-day? You’ll certainly be interested in our “Stocktaking Clearance’’ Prices, ANDREWS' HOUSE fIiNmtPJVVkJ PUENISHEES. 80 EANGITIKEI STEEET.

AMUSEMENTS SPECTACULAR FLYING DISPLAYS DUAL PARACHUTE JUMPS. AT MILSON AERODROME, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 15th, On the Historic Occasion of the OFFICIAL OPENING OF UNION AIRWAYS TRUNK SERVICE, Commencing at 1.45. EXHIBITION FLYING BY AIR FORCE MACHINES AND PILOTS, AEROBATIC DISPLAYS BY FLYING OFFICER J. BUCKERIDGE and FLIGHT-LIEUT. D. M. ALLAN. PARACHUTE DEMONSTRATIONS By Messrs. FRASER and SELLARS. AERIAL DUEL FLYING OFFICER S. M. FIRTH and FLIGHT-LIEUT. D. M. ALLAN. JOYRIDING IN EXPRESS AIRLINERS, JQ/-.. . Admission: I/-; Children Gd. Parking Free. Refreshments Available. Car traffic via Featherstono Street, Vogol Street, Boundary Road, Setter’s Line (one way only.) Pedestrians via Milson’s Line and . McKenzie’s Road. Continuous Bus Service from Square ■ from 11 a.m.

SITUATIONS VACANT. MANAWA'TU EABOUR AGENCY, Phono 0(571’, Palmerston North. yyALTING Engagement; Married Cou- ” plea, Houseman, Hotel Porters and Kitenenmexi. EEILDING LABOUR BUREAU. (Next Brill Hall, Eeilding) Phone 255. y/AOANCIES for all good farm work- ’ ers. Waiting engagement. Daily helps, housekeepers and generals. yyANIEIL boy or youth as night ’* operator. Hours '-10 p.m. to 7.30 a.m. Apply Ked Band Taxis. EyANTED, a smart delivery boy with * ’ his own bicycle; wages 17/6. Apply Barnao Bror, 257 Main Street. yy ANTED, youth or man for mixed " farm; permanent position; good wages. —J. ivilgour, Apiti, Phono 23J. yy ANTED, - a chef; also a housemaid- ** waitress. . Apply Criterion Hotel, Wanganui,, Phone 3225. yyANTED TO BET, by contract, * * koeing.. and thinning four acres mangolds. W. Rayworth, Stanway. t WANTED, an experienced general; wages £l. Apply “General,” “Times” Oflice, Eeilding. yyANTED, youth for dairy farm; per- * ’ mauent; references. Address at “Times” Office, Eeilding. yyANTED, experienced youth for ** dairy farm. Wages 25/-. Phone 134 D Seifert, Opiki.

T*7ANTED, youth, or man for mixed ' ’ farming; used to horses; permanent job. Apply W. J. Yiles, Apiti, Phone 20. pOVPKNpyy-Help required for two young children. Previous experience not necessary. Applicants state particulars to E. V. Younger, Cunninghams E.D., Feilding. WANTED. piRL for local office. Two to three years’ experience in garage work essential and knowledge of hire purchase- transactions an advantage. One with matriculation preferred. Reply with copies only of references, stating salary required, to “39G, ” “Times” Office. SITUATIONS WANTED OTEONG willing youth wants position sheep station; little experience. Wages £l. Write “J. 5.,” c/o. W. Jacques, Te Echunga. ft/TAN requires light worn. 1 capacity. Apply “442,” 1 Office, Feilding. in any ‘Times” LOST AND FOUND T OST, suitcase on Feilding-Bunny-thorpe Road, via Kelvin Grove. Finder please leave at “Times” Office, Feilding. Eew-ard. T OST, leather suitcase, Palmerston station, Monday morning, January 6th. Reward on returning to “Times” Office. WANTED TO RENT ’{WANTED TO RENT, nine months; furnished bungalow; two adults. Good locality. Apply “392,” “Times” Office. tpLAT, unfurnished; rooms three modern, kitchenette and conveniences; separate entrances; garage. Handy town; permanent tenants. Write “395,” “Times” Office. TXTANTED VV low, 4TO RENT, modern bunga--5 rooms, kitchenette; all conveniences; handy town. Good tenants. Write “390,” “Times” Office.