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WANTEDS. ETC | $/U HEAVY Denims, best m&ke-—■ J * Farmers' Union- 915 YUANTED — A Washerwoman. — Apply Massage Institute, Kamc road. 90( YyANTED — By ■ man, Chimncj Sweeping—Write Box 110, Whangarei- 89S WANTED—A good General Servant.—Apply Mrs R- S- Finch Mairtown. Oil YYTANTED—CapabIe Domestic Helr>. Apply Mrs H. A. Highet, top end Mill road. 90S Q/'ll Plain Sheeting, 721n— iFarmers' Union. 918 A NUMBER of soiled Blouses, 9/11, were 29/6.—End of Mrs Purdie's Sale. —Take notice that my property in Hassard St. has been sold.—James Main. 916 "pOR SALE—lndian Motor Bike, 7-9 h.p.; any trial—Apply ".Cash," "Advocate." 898 T lOST—A one-stone Black Opal Ring, gold claw setting. Reward. —Fulljames and Co. 921 (~)UR Specials for Saturday include some wonderful bargains.—End of' Mrs Purdie's Sale. YOUNG Man wants Board and Lod gings in Whangarei- —Terms to "H.M.," Advocate Office. 923 A iCTIVE Man, new arrival, wants work, any kind.—A.pp>ly "Willing," "Advocate" Office. 393 1 A PER CENT, off Shadow Tissue. —Farmers' Union. 918 VOUNG Man wants Position in Whangarei.—Wri'te particulars "H.M-," "Advocate" Office. 922 "XpO more use for those old molars! Turn them into money.—Pearline Co., 168, Queen St., Auckland. WANTED—To Rent, small House ' or two or three Fiinpty Roomo with conveniences.—Write "Adult," "Ad. vocate." 924 TYON'T forget your Kodak and plenty of Films for the Easter holidays. 'Full stocks. —Foster and Farmer. 77 WANTED—Two first-class Improvers (finished hands) for dressmaking.—Apply Miss Cooke, Jack'sWhangarei. 928 WTANTED—iBoy left school, help \Milk and General Farm Work— Apply K. Stevens, Maungatapere, •phone 340 R. 927 "POR SALE—An Organ, one of the best makers in the world; a real bargain. — Whangarei Auctioneering Co.- Water St. 874 1 fi/G DOZEN Rival Longcloth.—Farmers' Union. 918 T )o:ST—'Saturday, between Farmers' Trading Co. and Deveron St., Gent's Oilskin. —'Finder leave at I Trading 'Co- 5/ reward. 914 WANTED—CIerk-Typiste. Must be smart at figures. —Apply personally to B. Harris. Secretary and Land Agejit, James St., Whangarei. 909 MEETING FATHER. , CHILD'S TRAGIC FATE. KILLED ON "THE RAILWAY. CHRISTGHURCH, This Day. Claude Gruppelaar, five years of age, was killed through being struck by the cowcatcher of the South express at Templeiton. The deceased with bis little sister was. walking on the railway line to meet their father. —'Press Assn. I j . | WAHINE STILL INERT. ' 'STOKEHOLD 'COMPLAINTS. HOT WATER AND FOOD! Day. ' The Wahine is still minus a stokehold crew. ! On Saturday a representative of the -Seamen's Union stated that one reason for the trouble was that the I men were often unable to obtain n supply of hot water for washing themselves- Neither the captain I nor the chief engineer of the Wahine had received any complaints re--1 gardirig water, as the matter could have been rectified in three minutes. With regard to the food the com- | plaint was not so much as to the ! quality or quantity, but the way in i which it was served- It was carried I along to the men's quarters in bulk and the 'men had to .scramble for it themselves. The representative added that 'the company had several times promised to have matters fixed, but nothing had been done. The company's officials deny that there have been any complaints regarding the faod or the way in which it was served. — Press Assn. STANDARDISED BOOTS ' ! .. COMING TO MAINE'S STOREWELLINGTON, March 18. To WILLIAM MAINE, BOOT STOIIE, WHANGAREI, FORWARDING STANDARDISED SAMPLES MONDAY, (Signed) WARD, Watch for news of arrival, Bill Maine will satisfy the Demand. 893