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Northern Advocate, 31 March 1938, Page 1

SITUATIONS VACANT - A PPLY to Princi P al * Northland Col - lege, Bank Street, for your cop of the New Prospectus.—Phone 2766', i N 1 pV TJOY, wanted for Mart, temporary s* Apply Thomson, Bagley. 86( rjOMPETENT Shepherd, 2 dogs, gooc .V. wages to right man—Apply A. G p* 7 '' Macdonald, Nukutawhiti, |c; Phone 84X., Kaikohe. Whangarei 79£ VORTHLAND Registry, Wallace’: Buildings, Cameron Street (Phone s 2271).-W anted: Relieving maids' foi hospital; ’capable girls and women: i daily, work by a trustworthy woman. . =• ' 8 i CHAREMILKER, three hands, machj —iine, 40 cows, would like 100 on v 50/50 basis.—Reply- Toiler, Advocate. -r - ■ 803 ll\ OMART Girl- wanted, housework, f ■ goed home; adults.—Apply Advocate, Kaitaia. .832 p TI7ANTED—Good Housemaid-Wait- ’ ress; country hotel.—Address at Advocate. 809 pVOUNG Man, farming, some experi ss* ence butchery; good home—Apply : Phone 455, Paparoa. v 814 ;A LIMITED number of Sunola districts of 1000 or more homes available throughout New Zealand. Energetic sales people of good character '-can' earn £6 a week or more.—Apply ■ iijiflrst instance by letter to v H|: SUNOLA LABORATORIES LTD. 215 Waltham "Road, Christchurch 796

SITUATIONS WANTED IgHAREMILKING. wanted by family of lour good milkers; from 80 to mm cows; fully experienced.—Address at Advocate, 816 LOST AND FOUND OST Brown Purse, containing 1 notes and silver, on Monday night Regent Theatre, or in vicinity of IFire Station. —Apply Advocate. 868 WANTED TO BUY OTTLES, Sacks, Metals, Furniture, Lefi-off Clothing, Skins, Wool, Waste Products, opp. N.A. : Farmers’ (Phone 2368). | (PHEAP Piano; state price.—Apply yiV Advocate. 847 CASH —Furniture in large or small quantities. Left-off Clothing, Boots;' etc. We collect.—Hill and ’> Hagan, Walton Street. Dial 2532. H 3 i ■. BOOKS Athletes—“ Field and Track,” by A. L. Fitch. Price 3/6, postage ex. ''.'■.Sole Agent; Porteous, Kamo Hd. 609

IRON &• STEEL WORKER XJARTLEY HIGGOTT. Steel and Wire w Mie Street. • the Worker.Iron, -Rath--731 XJARTLEY HIGGOTT, the Oxy and Electric Welder, Rathbone Street. 731 BUSINESS ANNOUNCEMENTS LLV Concrete Articles Pipes, "Troughs, Boilers, Chimneys, House Blocks, Wash Tubs.—Mackenzie and vMasom Cameron St. Phones 2595, 2773. D° N T SUFFER CORNS At the first sign of corns apply Dr. ; Scholl’s Zino Pads—they prevent shoe - fridtion. If corns are already chronic Dr. Scholl’s Zino Pads will bring instant relief and in no time the corn will entlrely disappear. For all corns, callouses arid bunions —use Dr. Scholl’s Zino Pads. ‘—Harold Chemist. 5 Learn TYPEWRITING Investment that PAYS NEW—“The Imperial” || Remington, Underwood, Bar-Lock. SECOND-HAND— Underwood, Standard Machine, ' good condition— 10/10/-. Also Remington, Monarch, etc. STATIONERY— School Needs, Office Supplies. Distinctive Private Designs. JJRAINSBY’S JJOOK gTORE RUST LANE 821

|V A MARVELLOUS REMEDY. A'tit’a . wonderful to feel' fit again/’ £*,writes E. Perry, Masterton, who suffered fethe'. torturous agony of Neuritis in both /logs. “No dread of sleepless nights S now.”' H.U.R. is sold’ with a genuine %• money-back guarantee, for RheumaI tlsm, Lumbago, Sciatica, Neuritis -and Gout. —Free Booklet from H. Menzies. 4 si'-.'i ■ JfOR rpiMBER AND gERVICE Communicate direct with C' U ' LOVATT & gON LTD. AT ALL TIMES TIMBER MERCHANTS AND W] '■ SAWMILLERS Lower Cameron Street Whangarci Suppliers also of Joinery, Fruit Cases, £ Butter Boxes and Sawdoctor’s Sery f/ ADMISSION TICKETS—IOOO Tickets I on a Roll, No. 1 to 1000. Printed l/-‘ 1/6,, 2/-, 2/6, 3/- and Admit One. —Northern Advocate Jobbing Depart- * Phone 2399, , 35