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SITUATIONS VACANT piAEPENTERS—Wanted. tens for city work. Co., Eller’s avenue good Carpcn. Kausou aud WANTED —Oooks, 255, no washing, town and country: head laundress, 255; kitehenmaid. 18s; house-parlourmaid, town; children’s maid, good with needle; woman to do sewing, mending, by day; woman, with girl school age, as cocageneral, 30s, for Now Plymouth; parlourmaid. Dominion Registry, 220, Quay. 'VTO'ANTED—IO Axemen (12s per day), * * Second Coot, Contract Fencers, To let 2000 Acres Light Bush Small Contracts 90 to 180 Acres at J 22 an Acre, Coot, General, Housemaid, Waitress Nurse Girl. Apply Wallace’s Registry, 86, Cuba street, Palmerston North. riIAIUAPE Labour Exchange and Re* ■I. gistry Oilice for male and female servants (registered under Government). Commission and General Agent. T. j. I Shote, Propiietor (next McCormick a Boot Stole). Telegrams ; Shute, Taihape. ■ ' 091 BUSINESS Youth’s Opportunity.— Parents, Guardians, chance for educated Youth gain expansive business training trading .England, East and States, besides General Commercial; premium, Salary, i‘s2 first six months: AIOO year afterwards', if aptitude shown. Wolff and Co., King's Chambers. ’ .■ \XT ANTED, 20 Navvies; 2 Breakingdown Men; 4 Yardmen, class and tally; 1 Engined river, Ist, 12s; 2 . Ropemen; 1 Haulerdriver; 4 Bridgebuilders; 2 Bullock Drivers; 2 Shepherds; 3 Farm Hands; 2 Ploughmen; Contractors SOOac. bush JE2 ao. 200ao. S7s 6d, 150 ac. 37s 6d- Main Trunk Labour Bureau. ’Telegrams; "Laboux - , Taihape,’’ Tax hape- : WANTED, Farm Hands. 30s; Married Couple: Station Man Cook; Station Hand; Housekeeper for two gentlemen. Country; Farm Lads; Cook-Laundress, Blenheim; Housemaid, bachelor’s home, married couple kept; Ladyhclp or mid-dle-aged woman; Cook-Generals, good places; Lodyhelp; Generals; Mental Nurses; Wardsmaid. All classes required. Cunningham’s Elite Registry, 326. Lambton quay.’ ’Phono 1572, priviuv 3074- Mrs C. B- Temperley, Proprietress. \JtT ANTED—Contract fencers, erecting and repairing; stationhand, general work, 30s; contractors, to pull tauhiuc on , about 500 acres; contractor to cut scrub in small lots and pull tauhinebushfellers, 12s day; engine-driver, se.cond. ticket, for sawmill, 11s day; man for timber yard, must be used to handling timber, ■ reforenobs required; cookgeneral, station, 20s to 255; generals, town and country, 15s to 20s; lady-helps, 15s ; - housemaid, town. 17s 6d. Awaiting Employment- Engine-drivers, with smithing experience; station managers,' shepherds, milkers, farmhands, cooks, motor-car drivers, ploughmen, etc. Stain p reply. F. ,T. Welch, Labour Agent, Mastarton. ■ :

wanted. iHOR Children’s School Requisite.-, Albums and Presentation Boots go to Mrs Walsh, 52, Molesworth street. WANTED Known —Customers' own material. made up; ladies’ and louts' costumes and suits cleaned and pressed equal to new. W. Lawson, 45, Welil. street. BINKS Carburettors beat everything for flexibility and slow running. F. J. W. Fear, Willis street. iTT RANOSB, for the children, makes ■vJf bone, brain and muscle. Sani tarium Health Food Co.. 83, Willis street. RADFORDS Complete Furniture Warehouse. 63 and 65, Willie street. Mail orders receive prompt attentionIF uecidmg to sell furniture and effects consult Blake and Co., ‘‘The" Auctioneers, 35 and 53, Cuba street. Wii! buy outright for spot, cash, or get good prices for you by auction. ’Phone us 3239 or 2504. V/iTRITINQ Tablets, with envelopes to Tv match, dainty and nice; tints. Quaker Grey, Old Lavender, Syrian Brown, Azure Grey. Write for specimen sheet, free. Geo. Jeffery, Stationer, 270, Lambton quay. ■ RUPTURE. —Wear the O’Conor Truss, no iron or steel; comfortable, durable, washable. W. Salek, Sydney Chcmist. 32. Willis street. _____ WANTED Known—Save the Coupons in the Bahia Cocoa tins. They are worth good cash. Order it to-day. W ANTED Known—You can get a - course meal for Is, at Vegetarian Cafe. 83. Willis street. 631 3 T RAN-O-LA— Thoroughly cooked breakvJi fast .food; try it. Sanitarium Health Food Co.,' 83, Willis street. 631 WAT ANTED Known Palmer’s LunII cheon and Supper Booms. Lambton nuay, are open daily from noon till 11 p.m. Private supper room for ladies. vTOuR INTERESTS in Homo FurnishJL ing cannot be better served than by purchasing from James Sievero. No. U, Egmont street. ■ WANTED Known—Pianos! Pianos! Pianos! Organs! Organs! Organs! From .nlO upwards. Easy time payments, is weekly. Don’t forget to call at The Phouenes, Fleming and Co., nearly Opposite Library, Newtown. WANTED Known —■'Express" Famous Tea Blends have been tested by the world’s experts and pronounced the finest and purest. A. Cassie, 155. Tory street. WAiVFeD 'Known—A few job lines Royal Wedgwood Oddments China to clear; high quality, low prices. It. Herron and Co.. 124. Lambton quay. WANTED Known— Telephone 890 A for electrical repairs and installations of all kinds. Prompt attention and satisfaction. ‘ 51. Jlanthel, Electrical Englneer, 9a. Courtenay place. r*-j TO i!5, from 2s weekly, for DraoCvX pory; £1 to jCS, from 2s weekly, for Boots; £1 to £5, from 2s weekly, lor Suits: £1 to £5, from 2s weekly, for Coi. tumes- At L. W. BALKIND’S, 125, Vivian street. Telephone 2664 A. ANTED Known—War! War! War! Save money; have your summer Suit or Costume cleaned or dyed by the latest London methods at the Queen’s Dye 'forks, 138, Vivian street. C. J, Houston. Honours Cert., London, Prop. ’Phone 3681. ■ _ WANTED Known—Catalogues of any size or description printed by the "Times’ at reasonable cost. Let us quote you. WANTED X-Cnown—Bahia Cocoa is a British Cocoa, and goes lurtiaer bun other Cocoas. Order it to-day. TANTED Known—A. Robertson and ' Go.. 37. Ghttznoe street- There is older established firm of Dyers and mere in tne Dominion. Our repuon extends from 1863. We clean or the -meet delicate fabrics in the st' and most up-to-date , fashion's Drones Gloves, etc. Feathers dyed curled. .Mourning orders executed at rtest notice. ’Phono 918. P.O. Box Co Aro,

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New Zealand Times, Volume XL, Issue 9076, 22 June 1915, Page 1

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Page 1 Advertisements Column 8 New Zealand Times, Volume XL, Issue 9076, 22 June 1915, Page 1

Page 1 Advertisements Column 8 New Zealand Times, Volume XL, Issue 9076, 22 June 1915, Page 1

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