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SITUATIONS VACANT. WANTED. Cook-Gcnci'nl for Doctori good Place. Strand Agency. WANTED, a smart Boy to assist carter. Apply Donaard Broad Company, Ltd.. 191, Willis street. SOU WANTED— Smart Girl for diningroom; nsed to restaurant work. To Aro .Dining Rooms. 3S. Tarmiaki erect. WANTED, Domestic Help; easy place. Apply Mrs Lewis Fry, Riwaka. ££} W~ ANTED—Ladyhelp for small adult family in the country. Apply by letter, with references, to -ill’s Kamsdon, Kumeroaj Woodville. ; Ml DOMESTICS and all classes .farm and station hands can lind employment here; stamp reply. Booker's Gray Regietry, Napier. . WANTED, Employers of Labour and tboso Becking engagement to call at Central Registry, next Godber’s, quay. 'Phone 1798. ■ DOMESTICS, Cooks. Generals, Housemaids, Waitresses, Housekeepers, and Lady helps can find employment here; stump reply. Gray Registry, Napier. 27WANTED— Porter, cooks, generals, waitress, housemaids, kitchonmaida. mother’s help. Central Registry and I’roiessional Bureau, 220, Lambton quay (next Godber's). fCET Servants for Employers; every . care given in choosing tho light person for employers. Mrs Pinloy, Accommodation Agent, 36, Ponsonby road. Auckland, opp. Police Station. Tram stops at door. Open till t> p.m. WANTED— Traction Engine-drivers, tor threshing mill and press; Cook, threshing mill, 355; contract scrubcuttcrs; station gardener, 80s. Stamp reply. P. P. W elch, Labour Agent, Masterton. WANTED —Married Couples, stations, £lO0 1 Housemaid, 20s; Woman Cook, station, 235; Cook-general, 20s; Ladyhelps, I2s, 15s, 20s; Cook-laundress, 255. Stamp reply. P. P, Welch, Labour Agent, Masterton. 1 EMPLOYERS. If you want reliable Workers telegraph Main Trunk La-, hour Bureau. None but experienced men sent out. Telegraphic Address s "Labour.” Taihaple. - \»7IANTED, 4 Blade Shearers VVJ B Shed Hands, Is hour and found; "4 Wool Rollers, 4d per 100; 4 Thistle Cutters, contract; 2 Ploughmen; S Station Hands; 2 Muster Bureau, Taihape. Main Trunk Labour \&7'ANTED .40 men, contract .load-, v » making (bush felling, stumping, and clearing); 10 pick and shovel men; 2 Henchmen. 15s day. Main Trunk Labour Bureau, Taihape. .'Phonolo7, Tuihape.', '■ ■■. i WANTED.' 3 Yardmen (class and tally); 2 Sawmill Blacksmiths (top wages),; 1 LTucky, All2 month; 1 Trucky, llS'day; 9 CfOsstiuttors, Jls; 3 Breakingdown Men; 2 Machinists; 3 Bush Skiddies; 1 Lad for sawmill; 2 Tailor-outs, Us Main Trunk Labour Bureau. 'Phono 107, Taihape. Stamp reply. ' ANTED. Farm Hands, Milkers, Drainers, Cook. Housemaids, Pantrymaid, Ladyholps. Generals, Housekeepers. Youths for farm, Nursegirl. etc. Waiting: Porter, Farmhands. Drivers. Housekeepers, Generals, Carnonter. etc. Miss Hayes’ Registry Office, ucnv Station, Hamilton. *l?boiio 108* Hamilton. . WANTED, several Married Couples. jEI2O, d£llo, milk, garden, kill, plough, bake bread, etc.: - Ploughmen: Milkers; Cadets; Farm Hands; Housekeepers; Mental Nurses: Head Laundxees, institution, 255; GenoraJls; Coolca; House-Parlourmaide; Ladyholps- Coloured Bombay men waiting to bo placed. Employers, kindly send in your orders. All classes on books. (Mrs) O. B. Ternperley. Proprietress Cunningham’s Elite Registry. 326, Lambton quay. MISCELLANEOUS. INVENTORS! Let ub make a model of your device. Secrecy and satisfaction guaranteed. Low charges. Von HnrUtzsch and Hutcheson, 120. Ghuznee at. HQLOV.GR, Monumental Sculptor. . 68, Kent terrace; artistically designed Monuments and Head-stones in all kinds of marble, granite, and stone on view. Inspection invited. Lowest prices. ‘ Cemetery work of every description executed. Designs and estimates forwarded free. Telephone 3243. 113 ANTED Known, Ladies requiring pretty Blouses and dainty Underclothih" would do well to visit Miss Walsh. Courtenay place. Xmas prices. AKE CORN COB PUNCH with your whisky and soda, it will make a better drink. You try it. ANTED Known, A. V. Baton burg, late o* 85. Cuba street. Wellington. baa removed to Pongaroa. Finest range of materials in stock.

CHEAMOATA is just the Cream of th* Oat, the most nutritious and digestible cereal that nature has provided to make the weak strong. Get a packet from your grocer. _____ rfUiK -Misses JMacandrew and Hayes, t>7, X Manners street, next Opera House. Indian hand-made lace from 4d per yd; specialists in layettes and ladies’ under, linen. ' rriAKE CORN COB PUNCH with X beer, it makes the beet drink better. jTfKEAMOATA takes no time To prepare, and a 41b packet makes enough for 60 ulates. Recipes with every packet. Ask your grocer. WANTED Known, Miss Walsh, Couri tenay place has in stock a choice range of ready to wear Costumes and Dresses suitable for the Xmas holidays. (ftKEAMOATA is used by all who rei V> cognise the value of pure, nutritious foods- The cream of the finest oats. Clean. wholesome, appetising. Get a packet to-day. WANTED Known, A. V. Batten burg, late of 85. Cuba street. Wellington, has removed to Pongaroa. Finest rang® of materials in stock. - CEEAMOATA is no patent food but just the Cream of the finest Oat* grown in the fairest of lands. Ask your grocer for a packet to-day. 21b and 41b. ; OATENT Models made by experts from JL crudest details. First-class work guaranteed. Moderate charges. Von iiartitzsch and Hutcheson, 120, Ghuznee streetri'ilE Misses Maca-ndrew and Hayes, 67. X Manners street, nest Opera House. Indian hand-made lace from 4d per yr; specialists in iayettce and ladies' under, linen. TO BUSINESS POLK. KELBURNE LUNCHEON CONCESSION TICKETS. ITiOR Is Ten purchase the above Lun- . cheon Ticket at the Kelborne Tram Ticket Office. “Times” avenue. This tic. ket takes Ton hr cable car 400 ft above sea. level to .enjoy (INCLUSIVE OF, tram; fa pitax EXCELLENT LUNCH. . KELBURNE TE A ; KIOSK. Perfect'view. Botanical Garden walkflA break from the .City,-

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New Zealand Times, Volume XXXVIII, Issue 8652, 10 February 1914, Page 1

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Page 1 Advertisements Column 8 New Zealand Times, Volume XXXVIII, Issue 8652, 10 February 1914, Page 1

Page 1 Advertisements Column 8 New Zealand Times, Volume XXXVIII, Issue 8652, 10 February 1914, Page 1