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Northern Advocate, 15 May 1939, Page 1

SITUATIONS VACANT A MID-YEAR ■T** Examination Pitman’s Certificate is being held at Northland College, preparation now. Commence your Nl6 /CAPABLE Country Girl as domestic ■ help in Auckland, good home and conditions for a trustworthy girl.—: Mrs. J. G. McLean, 15 Waltham Lane, I Remuera, Auckland, 5.E.2. Phone | 16-870. 180 i /rj.IRL or Married Woman for general i housework. —Apply 5 Cafler’s Ave. 1 202 i rjIRL, wanted for household duties, • V * and cook for three adults.—Apply 1 A. J. O’Neill (Phone 5532). 2011 I?URL wanted for U duties—Ring 2443. housework. all 197 (?<OOD Cook wanted, wages £2/18/-, ■ —Apply Advocate. 161

LDY for sewing, two or three days per week.—Address at Advocate. 146 capable person, fond children, Monday-Friday or mornings; in' town. —Address Advocate. 182 CHAREMILKER, 50-60 cows, thirds, half pigs, half calves.—S. Hawkins, Kohukohu. 140 \\TANTED Drain Digging, Scrub L -Cutting, Fencing; contract, or by day.—Write Willing, Advocate. 204 JJOME JNDUSTRIES BRILLIANT OPPORTUNITIES SINCE IMPORT RESTRICTIONS HAND-MADE GLOVES Complete Course, including Patterns and Materials. The first pair can be a saleable article. Market assured. Send for full

particulars SOFT-TOY MAKING—A high-class, highly profitable Home Industry. Dozens of Patterns, Unlimited Materials. Profits up to 300/400 per cent. Wide-open Market since Import Restrictions. Write for full particulars. TICKETS & SHOWCARDS The finest offer ever made to beginners and retail traders. Instructions and Tuition so brilliantly clear that Professional work can be turned out immediately. Complete kit of Colours and Tools and Cards, No time limit to expert Instruction and Assistance. This Course is a stroke of Genius. WARREN LAMPTON INSTITUTE King’s Chambers, Commerce Street, Auckland. P.O. Box 1743. 979 SITUATIONS WANTED /CARPENTER; wants ' alteration repairs; country’preferred.—Address Advocate. 200

"POR Carefree Mondays—No work or * fuss Gather your Washing and send it to us — IDEAL LAUNDRY James St. Phone 2404. 983 ' CYCLES PHILIPS ELSWICK Oil, Repairs and Accessories upper SYMONS banks 2 t 8 LOST AND FOUND T OST—Blue Budgie, Sunday, vicinity Dent Street. Reward.—s Dent St. 194 T OST —Wool Scarf, Fawn and Biuc, Russell Road-Kensington Park, Sunday. Reward. —Bargain Store, 195 rpAKEN by mistake from Regent - L Theatre, Thurs. night: A Farmers’ Special Bicycle, reg. No. 5340. —Ring 2206, Reward. 157 WANTED TO BUY

XfOR CASH—Furniture in large or A small quantities. Left-off Clothing, Boots, etc. We collect.—Hill and Hagan, Walton Street. Dial 2532. H 3 ■JTOTE Our New Address—N.A. Waste Products will pay 1/2 per doz. for Large ABC Bottles delivered to 4 Cafler’s Avenue (next door to Library), Phone 2368. 999 r rWO _ to Fifty Thousand Feet Pinus, A must be matured trees. —C. Cross, Timber Merchant, Phone 2317, all hours. 183 JJUAKAKA —Up to Half Acre. TT'AMO—Five or Six-roomed Home in xv dry position. Need not be' modern. JJ/JALLOY & WATTERS ESTATE AGENTS : AUCTIONEERS 133 CAKE SHOP HpUDOR CAKE SHOP, 18 Water St.— **■ Delicious Home - made Cp’.es. Morning and Afternoon Teas and Light Luncheon. Birthday and Party Cakes made to order. BUSINESS ANNOUNCEMENTS

VOU have often wished to roam round a bookshop without an uncomfortable feeling that you must buy something. Well you can, any time you wish. At present you can see such books as— Hitler’s “Mein Kampf” West’s “Thinking Reed” Noel Coward’s Biography “North-west Passage” and “Rabble in Arms” by Roberts Birkenhead’s Famous Trials Cronin’s “Citadel” Stopes’ “Married Love” Lawrence and the Arabs Lambert’s Farmer’s Bookkeeper besides shelves of Classics, Popular Fiction, etc., and a choice range of Stationery, Playing Cards, Fountain Pens, etc. WHY NOT STEP IN AND LOOK ROUND? JJRAINSBY’S J>OOK gHOP Next National Bank—RUST LANE