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New Zealand Times, Volume XXXVII, Issue 8516, 4 September 1913, Page 1

RUBBER HEELS. COMFORT and WEAR All Boot Shops .

SITUATIONS VACANT Employees, if you want reiiabm Workers telegraph ilaiu Trunk Labour Bureau. -\ouo but experienced men. sent out. Telegraphic Address; iliapct TTiouq_ 107. WANTED, Contractors ~ ICO acres Kawhia; 60 cords Eire wood; 3 unies I drying. Alain Trunk Labour Bureau, iaiuapo. Stamp reply. ANTED, ll Sawmill Machinists. Lis W J day; 1 Tiucky; 2 Ropemen, 11s; 1 jangmeurivcr, Ist certificate, sawmill neat iatuape; 2 ctauon iToaguiuon; d Siatiou ituusouhouis, ucar Ta.Uape. Atatu Trunk l-abour Bureau, Ta.Uape. T’aono 107. \’aT ANTED,, Henchman » » bench), Al 6 lbs .'month; 3 Bush(travelling 3 BushIs 3d hour; 1 teuers. near Xaiuape. . _ TrauiUyer, iron rans; X Mead Breakdown Man; 1 bhopnord, 3ds Od; 2 COvv■ boys; 15 Rabbit Poisoners. near Tainape; d (Jivmp Cooks, etai-t September Ist; 1 Station Cook 355, Shearing A 3; 1 irucKy, Aid montu. Main Trunk Wr Pour Bureau. Tamape. n! ANTED—A Uood Second Cook, ■apply at the T'o Aro itestaurauu so. Lower TarauaKi street. T. AJilgge, WANTED, a competent Salesman lot vuiotasalo samiidiy WarehouseApply Sacm.er, Box Hoi), Wellington. 713 Wau.Ni.jsD at Ouce —A Hood Floormaa; good wages. Apply, T. Lawton, Blacltsmith, I‘aradale. ANTED—A Boot Repairer. Apply, J. b. (joluliir, Hasunijs street, iSaWANTED, at once, Barrier or good Improver. Apply B-aucko and Co-, Bahiavua. WANTED— Strong Boy for general farm, able to milk; lire with family. State wages required. Ajiply "Prolestaut." “Times" oilico. 757 WANTED • - Housemaid-Waitress, lor Pictoii; fare paid. Employers send requirements; 'prompt attendance. Strand Labour Agency, next Central Hotel. 'Phono 471. WANTED, threo smart business ladies to learn the Ideal Homo System of Dresiioutting. with tbo object of teachling and taking Tip agieucy. Apply Adolphi Chambers (next Empress Theatre). .Willis street. 73i WANTED— Several experienced scrubcutters, Os day. 14s board; 4 tramlayers, 11s; 1 ropeman, 12s; 4 h ashmen (mill), 11s; station cook, 30s. Stampreply. F. B. Welch, Labour Agent. Mas* tertoii. WANTED Several experienced ploughmen, 25s to 30s; contractor* to fell about 100 acres light bush, about das per acre; 20 experienced axemen. U 3d per hour; machinist for sawmill; lad to milk, etc. Stamp reply. F. B, Welch, Labour Agent. Mastcrton. WANTED —College lad for station as cadet; married couple, man sheep work, must have dogs, saddle and bridle, wife housekeeper, Ad week; cook-generals. Ids to 20s week; working housekeeper 30a. Stamp reply. F. P. Walch, Labour Agent; Masterton. WANTED. Cooks. Generals. House, maids. Waitresses, Lady helps; Wardsmaids, Girls Assist, Nursery Gov« erhesses: Cadet Farm Hands, plough, milk, slaughter, garden, lawns, vegetables. etc.: Women Cooks. NeLson, Reefton, cthe rtowns; Cook-General, HouseBailounuaids (together), Mastcrton; Cook. 30a,. private home, town; Typiste, etc.. All classes of servants awaiting engagements. Call, write, wire. "Phony 1572. Cunningham's Registry, QuayTO LET. fJIU LET—Furnished Apartments, private kitchen and gas stove; use of telephone. 8, Slotorua street. Thorndon 698 JJOUSES and Shop to let or loose at HUNTER. SCHULTZE AND GIBSON. Napier. VU lain—Apartments, every description l_ I do the biggest business in Dounion in this Tine. Owners got paiv iculans on my books- Strand Agency-, ext Central .Hotel. 'Phono 471. rO LET, Upper Flats in Kennedy and front portion Brunner Buildings* ai table for offices or sample rooms; imniodious House consisting of 8 rooms, ith bathroom and kitchen. No. 4S. Sala, lanca read, from September Ist, 1913pply Albert A. Corrigan and Co.. Brum or Building's. 55, Lower Cuba street* o£ , anv Land and Estate Agents. FURNISHED HOUSE. tO LET. 9-roomed Furnished House. Kelburne; close to cor; rent 57b 6d r week. ' knnP’gto GEORGE NATHAN, Auctioneer and Estate Agent, •115, Customhouse nuav (on Bank N.Z.) ' TO LET. fJTO LET—Brighton House (late Kitoirnie Hotel). Apply, 43, Wellington MISCELLANEOUS. tb FARMERS AND PATENTEESNo doubt that at some time yo< ve been struck with an idea but lacked e opportunity to carry it out. Now I ecialise in. patent model design and nstruction. no matter of what nature. )thmg too email or great. Give me the ugliest idea or model. I do the rest, solicit your confidence. Full up-to-re plant. Write for particulars. B. vou Hartitzsch. Mechanician and Meanical Engineer, 120, Ghuznee street, eilington. 'Phone, day or night. 26.6. rTSIT Wreck—Excursion, every day 2d» p.m., from Ferry Wharf, Is 6d, ChiJ;a 2d. 754 17HAT is Creamoata? The delicioua V pure cream of the oat. ade from the finest of the crop. >ad how to make a palatable dish at ot oi_this column. IURNISHED Rooms to let at Napier. INTER. SCHULTZE AND GIBSON. oier- * ■kTANTED Known. A. V. Batenburg, V late of 35, Cuba street. Wellingi, has removed to Pongaroa. rineet n-. e of materials in stock. _ EFORB exchanging your old-Biano consult us. It Will nay you. The iliucton Piano Co.. Bto. _ Taxied Known, w* tv-kb. & ' ton ay is fetrlli***, i Jcc\ e'ks and Costumes at Bargain Price* oction invited. drcn__9d . * (5* ~JY(j a XA Recipe. Breakfast for four. One medium cup oi Creamoata. fora 5 water .sited to taste. Mix the, imoata carefully to thin paste (to d lumps) in cold water or milk; stir boiling water; cook two or three, utee. Servo with cream os - . Delicious with condensed milkLib bags and packets and 31b, AB