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SITUATIONS VACANT Advertisers In Classified Columns whc usually insert “Address at ‘Advocate Office,” are recommended, where possible, to mention their telephone number in their advertisement. This will enable a more prompt communication between interested parties and the advertiser. J7ARM Hand wanted, handy Whangarei; good home; 40 cows; machines used—Phone 5903. 91 G IRL or Woman wanted to help in house; wash; easy place. State wages.—Rummins, -Russell. 66 \j[ARRIED Couple or Youth wanted for machine milking and genex*al farm work. —Apply B. Edge, Maungatapere. Phone 5533. 42 ORTHLAND Registry, Wallace’s Buildings, Cameron Street (’Phone 2271).—C00k5, female, country, 30/-; Lady Helps; Girls, milk; Farm Hands. 656 YyANTED. Youth, 16 to 17-years-old, 1 as helper.—James & Whimp. 90 / YyANTED, a Capable Girl or Woman, j must be able to cook.—Ring 2731. < Young man for general 1 T farm work; wages £l per week and keep.—J. Rigden. Marua. 76 TyANTED, Reliable boy for farm work; near Whangarei.—Phone 5582. 75 ■yOUTH Wanted for dairy farm; machine milking.—Ring 5331. 89 ■yyANTED, Reliable Girl, to help on ' T small farm for three weeks. —Apply Nightingale, Rathbone St. 93 \yANTED, Reliable farm-hand, clean T and good stripper.—Apply by letter to J. L. Knapp, Kiripaka. 92

J/JARY COMMERCIAL COLLEGE Prospectus may be obtained from the College (Phone 2766), A.M.P. BUILDINGS (Upstairs) BANK STREET - - WHANGAREI College Reopens THURSDAY, January 23rd, 1936, Wl7 LOST AND FOUND TOST —Between Christ Church St. and 5 Mill Road, Pair Spectacles. Finder please leave at Advocate. 68 WANTED TO BUY A LL For Spot Cash Gum and Fungus. Highest prices paid, regardless of market fluctuations.—M. and S. Kokich (off Rathibone Street), Phone 2784. 268 T>EST Prices Paid for Sacks, Bottles, Rags, Metals, etc. Consign to McKendick Bros., Limited, Auckland. Largest Buyers in New Zealand. MclO ■pUNGUS, Fungus (must be dry), any A quantity; top prices, quick payments. —T. W. Doo, Merchant and Exporter of Fungus, Victoria Street, Auckland. ■ * 399 Von Cash Furniture in large or small quantities. Left-off Clothing, Boots, etc. We collect. —Hill and Hagan, Walton Street. Dial 2532. H 3

YUE Are Still Cash Buyers of your Sundries.—Newberry and Walters, the Whangarei Secondhand Dealers & Piano-Accordeon Agents. N 7 LAUNDRY WORK DY Phoning 2404 you can avail-your- ** self of our Bag Wash System. Bags \collected and delivered daily.— The Ideal Laundry and Dye Works, now in Vinery Lane. 267 OFFICE FURNITURE STANDARD Roll and Flat-top Desks, Vertical Lifting and Card Cabinet, Chairs, etc., always in stock. Will quote for special lines in office furniture. —H. A. Logan and Son Ltd., 106 Albert St., Auckland. Phone 40-536. SCALES T W. MARKHAM, Weighing Ma- ” • chine Specialist. Agent W. and T. Avery (N.Z.) Ltd. Available always. —5 Banff Street, Whangarei. 866 CAR PAINTING TARESS your Car up for Summer with a shiny new paint or Duco job! Excellent workmanship guaranteed. Prices reasonable. Bateman Bros., Lower Cameron St, 700 BATTERY & MOTOR ACCESSORIES pENTRAL Battery Station Ltd., 151 Albert St., Auckland.—Exide and C.B.S, Batteries for Bus and Lighting Plants; also 2 Delco Plants (used) for sale. C 34 WATCH AND CLOCK REPAIRS TAS. PARKINSON for Watch and Clock Repairs. 20 years’ English experience. All work guaranteed. Old Gold and Silver Bought.—Rathbone Street. 465 WANTED KNOWN A CE stands foremost for General Carrying Work and Supplies of Dependable Firewood. —Phone 3411 or 3341. A 7 Q. H. B. AMIES, Painter. Paperhager, Glazier, Grainer. All work guaranteed. —24, POWHIRI AVENUE. 86