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New Zealand Times, Volume XL, Issue 9095, 14 July 1915, Page 1

SITUATIONS VACANT ANTED, Cooks, 255. town; Houser ’ ’ maid, 20s. Parlourmaid kept, suburbs; Parlourmaid, 255, Marti iiborough, Apply to-day Dominion Registry, 220, Quay. mAHIAPE Labour Exchange and Re gistry Office tor iiink- and fent-l' servants (registered under Government), Commission and General Agent. X- -I Shutc, Proprietor (next McCormick t Hoot Store;. ■ Telegrams ; Shute. lui bapc. 03) WT ANTED—Good Axemen, two Scrub * ' cutters, Station Cook, Ploughman, Man for Driving Wood nitd Coal Cart, Shepherd with dogs, Rousoabout, House* maid, Cook-General, Waitress and Gin to Assist, town and country, Wallace’s Registry, Palmerston Nortu ’Phone 7G5. BUSINESS Youth’s Opportunity, - Parents, Guardians, chance lot educated Vouth gain expansive business training trading .England, East an« States, besides General Commercial; premium, *2IOO. Salary, *£s2 first six months; *CXOO year afterwards, if aptitude shown. Wolff and Co., King’* Chambers. "OTANTED—Two pit-sawyers, farm ant ” » station hands, under-gardcuer, mar ried couple JlllO, cadets, generals, helps, housemaids, waitresses, hole' woman cook (country), wardsmaids, men tal hospital nurses, children’s nurse office girl, kitchen women; all clnssot required. Cunningham’s Elite Registry. 320, Quay. ’Phone 1572, 3974 private Mrs C. Ji. Ternperley, Proprietress. »’. down Men; 4 Yardmen, class and tally; 1 Euginedriver. Ist, 12s; 2 Ropemen; 1 Haulerdriver; 1 Bridgebuildorej 2 Bullock Drivers; 2 Shepherds; 3 Earm Hands; 2 Ploughmen; Contractor) 300 ac. bush £2 ao.. 2«0ao. 37s 6d, ISOac. 37s fid- Mam Trunk Labour Bureau. 'Telegrams: "Labour, Taihape,’’ Taihape- ■ \\f ANTED—Contractors to split bin;!) » » posts, plenty timber on ground, 25i 100; bushfellers, 11s day to start, scrub cutting to follow; crosscutter for sawmill Taranaki, 12s; ploughman, Masterton, 30m cook-generals, station, 22te Gd, -25s;geno rals, 12s 6d. 15s, 20s. Employers Note.I have all classes of labour awaiting eu .gagemont. Married shepherds and couple/ for stations, sawmill hands, engine drivers, motor drivers and mechanics cooks, gardeners, fencers, share milkers scrubcutters, navvies, wagon-drivers married ploughmen, and blado and nm chine shearers now registering for tlie coming season. Stamps for reply. Fro-L P. Welch, Estate and Labour Agent, Masterton. FOR EXCHANGE. ANTED Exchange small Farm, v » near Palmerston, for few acres near Wellington, with or without house. Bos 532. G.P.0., Wellington. TO LET. ' . f|TO LET—Factory, two floors, 70 x 80,one. concrete; whole or part; cenliv city; - e. 1.; also stable. Address fit ‘‘Times’’ office. 751 f|TO LET —Wanted to let, central, ground floor, 30 x 24, brick building, con crete floor, 10ft entrance doors; suitiu. -t private motor garage. Apply J. V 1 la nsoi), Ellice avenue. , Bootmakers opening for gaud Boot Repairer, rising country town; shop central position, low lent, no >v available. “Opportunity," "Times’ office, ' 703 WANTED TO BUY. "TOTANTED to Purchase, a BlackV f smith’s Circular Bellows, new or second-hand (if second-hand must be in good condition), not under 30 inches across. Apply William F. Costello, Pinnoa, Wairarapa. <7lB IF you want a good price for your Icftoff Clothing. Boots, etc., ring 1628; the largest buyer of all Idnds. N. Symomls, 03, Courtenay place. W~ ANTED. Horizontal Oil or Benzine Engine, 1 to li h.p. State condition and lowest cash price, etc., to-I*. M- Silver. Electrical Engineer, 80, Victoria street. Tel. 2627. _______ ■OING up ’Phono 1628, the largest buyer JtVi of Secondhand Clothing in New Zei lande- Cash by return. N. Symons* 03. Courtcnav place._ ' EFT-OFF Clothing, Boots, etc., pur* A chased by L. Dabsoheck. 126, Taraiki street. Highest prices given. Loirs promptly attended to. ’Phone AZ66B. rib North Island- Residents—Mrs BusI Ball, 118, Taranaki street. Welling, n. gives highest price for left-ofi clothig of all descriptions. ’Phone 2625AWANTED. [T ANTED Known, Mrs Walsh 52, V Moles worth street, has an endless ■ietv Children’s Picture Books, NovHandbags and School Requisites. EAD the nest pamphlet you get about Cash Registers. These have often made ■ difference between Just making a ng and making a profit. Investigaii costs nothing. See local office, 32, ba street. ' )ON’T suffer from cold feet, either your own or your wife’s. Get a ITOTi BRITISH RUBBER COMtNY’S RELIABLE HOT WATER TITLE-. Best- British manufacture--1 sizes ami prices, at all chemists. JED INDIAN COUGH CURE stands \i unrivalled. Send Is 6d to-day to d Indian Medicine Coy.. Wellington, I A FAVOUKITA, 228, Lambton quay. J for Sunday Dinner, first-class menu; Grills at all hours. 605 BINKS Carburettors beat everythin? for flexibility and slow running, F. J. W. Fear, Willis street. EANOSE, for the children, makes bone, brain and muscle. Sanitarium Health Food Co.. 83, Willis street. ifs/ANTED Known—Visitors to Wellvv.in.gton should go to Palmer’s Lun. cheon and Supper Rooms, 163, Lambton f selling Furniture, Blake and. Co will purchase outright, good prices, get big price for you, house sale or rt. Trv us- Blake and Co., Aucpeers, etc., 53 and 35, Cuba streetion es, 2534 2239RUPTURE-— Wear the O’Conor Truss, no iron or steel; comfortable, durable, washable. W. Salek, Sydney Chemist. 32. Willis street. WANTED Known —Save the Coupons in .the Bahia Cocoa tins. They are worth good cash. Order it to-day. WANTED Known—‘ ‘Express’’ Famous Tea Blends have been tested by the world’s experts and pronounced the finest and purest. A. Cassie. 153, Tory street; WANTED Known Palmer’s Luncheon and Supper Rooms, Lamb ton nuay, are open daily from noon till 11 n.m. Private supper room for ladies. jUR INTERESTS in Home Furnishing cannot be better served than fay ; baling from James Sicvers, No. 9, .out street.