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Northern Advocate, 9 August 1938, Page 1

SITUATIONS VACANT or Youth, T>OY or Youth, mixed farming, about 30 cows milked, electric plant, no harvesting; good home and privileges to genuine person; week-end fortnightly or equivalent.—Phone 33R, Maungaturoto. (CANVASSERS wanted for fast selling ■ repeat lines; good commission.— Write Sales, Advocate. 508 (COMMERCIAL and General Subjects taught to University standard at Northland College, Bank St.— Phone 27C6. NIG (COMPANION - HELP, middle-aged;! country home, adult family.—Ring 2231. 469 j (CENERAL, capable, required, all ■ duties.—Mrs. A. Clark, Phone 2779. QTRONG Healthy Youth wanted for storeroom; good prospects.—Box 65, Whangarei. 473 WANTED; A Good General.—Address at Advocate. 477 VOUTH for milking and general farm work. —Manager, J. S. Donaldson Estate, Whareora (Phone 5429). 496

TTOUTH wanted, 16-18; small herd; 1 machines used; assist shed and general farm work; good home; award wages—Ring 17S, Hikurangi. 474 BOARD. K? Applications are invited, returnable by August 16, for the following positions at the Northern Wairoa Hospital, Te Kopuru:— MATRON—Salary £250 per annum. SUB-MATRON—Salary £175 per annum, with usual allowance. General and Midwifery certificates essential for Matron’s position, and General and Midwifery or Maternity j Certificates preferred for position of j Sub-Matron. Applicants must state age, j experience, and enclose copies of re- ( cent testimonials. Duties to commence | September 3, 1938. Further details on application to: 1 WALTER A. HADEN, | Secretary to the Board, j 460 P. O. Box 8, Te Kcpuru.

LOST AND FOUND t OST—Friday, between Maungatapere Dairy Factory and Whangarei, side curtain and rod. Finder leave Advocate. 495 TOST Fender Sunday, from motor car, Marker, Whangarei-Kiri-paka, via Kamo (Station Hoad), return Tikipunga. Finder kindly ring Police Station. 516 T OST—Will person who found Black Hatbox, containing personal effects, Whangarei-Russell highway, Sunday afternoon, please telephone Ross, 255, Russell ' 494 WOULD woman who picked up ' Handbag, Farmers’ Trading, Friday afternoon, post money removed from handbag, to avoid prosecution, to 29 Third Avenue. WANTED TO BUY T>OTTLES, Sacks, Metals, Furniture, Left-off Clothing, Skins, Wool, etc. Daily collections. N.A. Waste Products, opp. N.A. Farmers’ (Phone 2368). 999 Tf'Oß CASH—Furniture in large or small quantities. Left-off Clothing, Boots, etc. We collect. —Hill and Hagan, Walton Street. Dial 2532. H 3 CAKE SHOP

rpUDOR CAKE SHOP, 18 Water St.— j Delicious Home - made Cakes, j Morning and Afternoon Teas and Light j Luncheon, Birthday and Party Cakes j made to order. BUSINESS ANNOUNCEMENTS j pALMER’S pORTRAIT gPECIAL DURING AUGUST Two-toned and mounted 10 x 8 Portraits for 12/6. You choose from four different proofs; 5/- deposit at sitting, balance on delivery of the two 10 x 8 photos. We have no canvassers. Our address is CAMERON ST., Whangarei (Phone 3338). P 9 JJY LUCKY DAY “I shall always consider it my lucky dav when I heard of R.U.R.,” writes Mr. Nixon, Anderson’s Bay, Dunedin, “and people need not suffer from Sciatica if they will only give your fine remedy a fair trial. R.U.R. is sold with a moneyback guarantee for Rheumatism, Lumbago, Sciatica and Neuritis. —Ask H. Menzies about it. 6

npH AT BOOK you ANT YOU CAN Q.ET IT AT BRAINSBY’S BOOK SHOP 821 HAIGI BUILDER Phones— Private 231 G Shop 2013 T>LACE Your next order for WHITE X BLOTTING PAPER and CARBuN PAPER with Us. Cut to any size required.—Northern Advocate Jobbing Department SI