SITUATION? VACANT w Mrs ANTED, for quiet country place, Ladyhclp; all duties, wages XI. Ef.spmger, Douglas. Taranaki. TOTANTED, at once, Man to Machine country newspaper; permanent position. ' Apply, stating wages required, to Tuihape “Daily Times.'* WANTED, Tenders lor plumbing, pointing and brickwork. Apply on job, Wilton road. Karori, to A. Wilkenin" and Son Builders. WANTED, immediately, Scrubcuttcni Ids per day. Grass-seeders 12s, Flaxcuttcrs, Navvies, Barbers, Barman, Farm and Station Blands, Fencers, Drivers, Milkers, Sawmill Hands, Co o * l ®* all classes of working; good wages. Apply at once, Wallace's Registry, Palmerston North. WANTED Shepherds, 40s, 45s ; X J louglimen, 40s; Station Fencers, 40s; Station Hand, able to shoe horses, 40s; Station Cowman, kill, etc., 355; Cowmcu-Gardeners, 30s. 355; Youths aud Elderly Men for stations aud farms, milk and useful, 15s to 80s; metal team driver, 12s day; experienced Woodcutter. 9s cord; Scrubcuttors, 11s day or contract; six men for splitting wood, la Gd hour, o r 12s cord stump wood (long job, tools found); _ experienced Mill Bushmen, Gisborne district. Is 6d hour, constant work; Married Couples, stations, X 125: Married. Couple, man shepherd, wife housekeeper, X 130; Married Man for sheep run, free house, use of cow, A 130; Married Man for sheep run, must have 2 or 3 good dogs, free cottage and uso of cow, A 3 weekj Cooks, 255; Cook-Generals. 2fls, 255; Lady help, 20a. Stamp replj;. F. I*. Welch, Estate and Labour Agent. Master-ton. W F. LABOUR BEHEAD, 18. Grey • street, Box 724—Wanted, Cow-man-Gardsitior, 355, Wanganui; 2 Laundresses, 255, and Housemaid, 20s, girls school; Married Shepherd, wife housekeeper, Foatherston; Married Shepherd, Alartiuborough: Cook-Laundress, Feeding, 30s; Gardener, Foatherston; Hoad Ploughman, Blenheim. 50s: Cowboys; Woman Cook, Blenheim, 30s; General, Foatherston, near camp, 225; General, city, family 2,20 s; House-Parlour-maid, jfasterton, 22s 6d; Housemaid, Blenheim, 255; Gardener, Hinokuru, 355; Man, milk 2 cows, garden; Chauffeur, milk few cows. Marten, 40s; Couple. Masterton, wife cook-laundress, husband milk and garden, A 130: HousoPnrlourmmid, city; Couple, Marlborough, lyifo cook men. husband milk, groom, etc., A 130; Ploughman, Blenheim, 40s; Station Hand, 355; .Ploughman, Wanganui, 40s; Married Shepherds, Wairarapn; Shepherd, Masterton, 40s; Station Cowman. Tel. “Cruioksbank.” 'Phono 247. Stamp reply. ■ LOST AND FOUND. L ( OST, a Magpie. Howard at the “Times’* office. ■ FOR EXCHANGE. Advertiser willing t», exchange two splendid building sections at Ngaio for good second-hand motor car. Apply to J. E. Stansell. Scnr., 22G. Sutherland road. Lyall Barboard and residence. rtOMMERCIAL HOUSE, Ekotahuna.— U This old-established house has been ■efurnished, and is now road-' to receive he Travelling Public. Tariff reason* d)le. 'Phone 7. T. X’afrsons Proprietor. ST'. ELMO, 52, Worcester street; Christchurch. Quietest and best position in City. 2min G.P.O. and Electric Tramp, =(j7 p. J. MURRAY, Proprietor. 57STILLOW BANK PRIVATE HOTEL, »» Palmerston North. lwo minutes Station and Post Office. Excellent accommodation, first-class table. ,37 MRS LAW. Proprietress. BOARD and Residence, near Lyall Bay and Evans Bay- liars ton Hall, Mahora street, Kilbirnje. Moderate tariff for permanent and casual guests. Mrs H. Owen, Proprietress. ’Phone 3135 (3 rings). , ISLAND BAY HOUSE. AN Ideal Seaside Summer Resort. Your every wish catered for. Afternoon Tens a specialty-and Meals a# all hours. Under New Management; terms mode*! ate. Write or wire. MRS BLAKE, 307 Proprietress. TOTEL GRAND CENTRAL, :X 107, Cuba street. Wellington’s Leading Private Hotel. ; ccommodation for 100 guests. First ass Cuisine. Every modern convenf.i ice. Ladies’ private drawingrooms, ttingrooms. etc., lounges and eight odern bathrooms. including electrics ght and electric fire alarms. Tariff,' 'per day; 37s Gd weekly. Whitehall private boardinghouse. (Opposite “Dominion" Office), LIMMEE’S STEPS, WELLINGTON. (Entrance also from Boulcott street.) Situated in spacious gardens, with lendid view of City and Harbour; one inute from tram. Post Office, and harves. Excellent cuisine. Hot and Id water and all conveniences. Terms, Gd per day; weekly by arrangement, 'hone 1617. MRS V. L. ALLAN. Manageress. WANTED. DURAND’S REGULATING PILLS, 5s box. Best and most efficient on market. Harmless, reliable. Sent POST 1 REE, by return mail on receipt of postal notes. Bridge Drug Stores, Chemists, 3, Newton.. Auckland. 912 WANTED, American New Dry Pro, cess. Ladies’ Costumes and Gents' Suits Dry-cleaned and Tailor-pressed, 4s Od. Repairs. All work guaranteed; orders called for. 49. Kent terrace, only address. Ladies' Costumes remodelled uud rclined. Orders executed same day ii repaired. Tel. 38G6. 41 A T Radford’s Sale—Casement Cloth, 7s A- 6d doz.; Door Mats, Is each; Table Covers, 4s Gd; Camp Stools, 2s fid; Chain. 3s fid; Cane Chairs. 6s fid; Nobblers, 2s fid doz.; Tumblers, 2s fid doz.. 43, 45, ~7. Manners street. . TOT ANTED Known Strike for Flemv v lug’s Cheap Wax Records. Stan, (lard Is 3d. 4-irin. Amberols 2s, Edison’s Phonographs from 70s. Easy time payments. Fleming and Co., The Pbo, N'fivrro tv n. ■ AN'i ED itnown—Visitors to Vf- - - Jington should go to Palmer's Luncheon aud Supper Rooms, 168, Lamb, tea aaey. CHEAPEST house in Wellington for Fruit; bushel and half-bushel cases; prices on application. Hawke'* Bay Fruit Co.. Cuba streot. WANTED Known—Experience is the best teacher of Shoo Values, and a trial at R. Pearson’s is worth while. ANTED Known —The latest model Fox Typewriter ia sold by The Fox Typewriting Co.. 105, Customhouse quay- 'Phone 1474.
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New Zealand Times, Volume XLII, Issue 9630, 10 April 1917, Page 1
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