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Taranaki Daily News, 25 February 1935, Page 1

SITUATIONS VACANT. rpWO experienced Men split about two thousand posts; £1 hundred, also Battens, House Blocks, Firewood. Blade, Pohokura. a.n. j7J.OOD all-round Farm Hand wanted. Apply W. Haigh, Kaimata. a.w. RELIABLE strong Youth wanted for Dairy Farm; home; permanent if suitable. Apply H. McCarrison, Ta Kiri. a.p. OOMPEWJT~HeIp wanted7~musTbe capable and fond of children. Apply News Agents, Opunake. • f.w. gTRONG Boy wanted for milking machine, wages 10/-, 15/- per week. Permanent. Address Daily News, Hawera. f.w. JMIDDLE-AGED Housekeeper wanted for widower and 2 children (18 months and 4 years), up-to-date country home; must be strictly clean; own mistress. Apply stating wages to “Onaero,” Daily News, N.P. f.w. JpARM Hand wanted; machines used. State age and wages required to “Permanent,’* Daily News, Hawera. e.w. /CAPABLE Girl wanted, assist housework country home; used to children preferred. Mrs. J. Hickey, Ihaia Rd., Opunake, *Phone -101 K. e.w. (CAPABLE Girl wanted for Housework and able to do washing. Apply to “G.H.” News Office, Hawera. e.w. EXPERIENCED Youth wanted for Dairy Farm; machines used. Wages 15/-. Apply “Youth,” Daily News, Hawera. ■ e.w. AJAN for General Farm Work wanted. A Good stripper essential. Apply W. A. Corbett, Pungarehu. e.w. gTRONG Youth wanted for Dairy Farm.' Machines used. Apply F. Hunger, Bird Road, Stratford. e.w. just left school wanted for farm, good wages to suitable lad. Apply E.'Fussell, Wortley Road, Inglewood, e.w. OAPABLE young woman wanted to assist in housework and help in shed. Apply “40,” Daily News, New Plymouth. e.w. 'Y'OUTH wanted for farm work. Apply C. Bishop, Egmont Road. e.w. J7NERGETIC Youth wanted, no duds need apply. Apply immediately to L. Paul, Rahotu. d.x. SITUATIONS WANTED. QIBSON'S Labour Agency at the cor- • ner of King and Egmont Streets (upstairs), has three 25/- per week farm jobs unfilled, one at 20/- and numerous others. Send 2/6 in stamps, name and address, experience, and if unplaced; this ■ will be returned, less postage, on demand. Established 1915. J a.n. ■ 'V’OUNG Man, single, 23, reliable, sober, with excellent references, seeks position as sharemilker. Apply C. Hay- : ward, c/o G. Avery, Mataro Road, Urenui. f.w. TTOUSEKEEPER’S position wanted by lady (one child school age). Milk if necessary. State all particulars to ( “Position,” News, Hawera. f.w. "DAINTING or .Paperhanging wanted.' ■ J. Murland, 239 St. Aubyn St, New ■ Plymouth.. ; - ■ e.w. —— «•■>—r- ■ ' . ", ' 4 LOST AND FOUND. < ] A UTOGRAPH Cricket Bat lost. Blade ' slightly curved, initials “M.P.D.” “ lightly on back. Replies “Cricketer,” t News, New Plymouth. a.n. j VTTOULD the person who took the win- 1 ’’ dow out of the Inglewood Pig Re- 1 feeding. Hut, Toko; fit it back? a.w. i QTRAYING on my farm since December 15, two Southdown Ewe Hog- J gets. Owner can have same by paying expenses. L. B. Leech, Skinner Road. • ( T OST from Ratanui, Carrington Road, . Black Jersey Cow. Pleae ring 340. ‘ a.n. T OST vicinity New Plymouth on Sat- i urday, Sum of Money. Reward on return to News, N.P. a.n. « OLACK and White Cattle Dog lost c near Railway Station, Hawera, Sat- ( urday. Finder please ring 453, Hawera. 1 a.w. J jp OLD Wristlet Watch with ribbon S band lost in vicinity of Devon, J Brougham, Powderham and Currie Sts. Reward. Apply GIO, Daily News, New Plymouth. f.w. ~ XTARROW Gold Armlet lost first day ’ Hawera races. Valued as keepsake. £ Reward. Apply Daily News, Hawera. • f.w. ( T OST from banks of Waiwakaiho yes- ' terday, 9 x 4 hardwood, drums of oil, contractor’s plant. Ring 762, New _ Plymouth. Reward. f.e. ( PERSONAL. 1 'p’ARMER Hauraki Plains (28) desires to meet suitable person desiring settle - down. View friends, marriage. “Plain Bill,” Box 25, New Plymouth. b.x. NOTICE TO ADVERTISERS. rpHE following replies are awaiting j collection at the News Office, New Plymouth: FlO, Photographic, 020, S5O, 2 XlO, Country, ElO. — Jl ‘ l " " "" E • ' t FRUIT FOR SALE. o ■pASSION Fruit, finest, 4/- per case (126); railage 8d for 2 cases. Newhook, Tauranga. ay. . "OEACHES, Whiteflesh, bottling 4/-, two -*• 7/6; jam 3/6. Railage free. Cutler, g Henderson. d.y. E A PPLES, Gravenstein, best dessert 6/-. Apples, choice cooking, 4/6 ~lb. H. . Cutler, Henderson. d.x. 1 201 b. case Tomatoes with every e order value £1 or over. Apricots, j 8/- 241 b. Peaches, 6/- 241 b. Pears, 7/-. 501 b. Plums, 5/- 241 b. Apples, Gravenstein, etc., 6/- 421 b. Nectarines, 6/6 241 b. Tomatoes, 4/6 201 b. Railed anywhere. Freight paid. Orchard Produce Distributors, G.P.O. Box 1555, Auckland. f.x. _ IJEACHES and Plums, best varieties, •* best grades, 4/- J-bushel case. Rail *] paid. Rich, Havelock North. c.x. FINANCIAL. PKAft WANTED on first mortgage, XtlVv sound security. Apply “Safe s< Investment,” c/o Daily News, New Plymouth. c,x - r< ’~~~~~ FORESTRY BONDS. VX/ ANTED to buy New Zealand PerW petual Forests, Australasian Forestry Bondholders’ Trust, Timberlands Woodpulp Ltd., Afforestation Ltd., Forestry Bonds Exchange Ltd., Box 901, Wei- # lington. KAPONGA SPECIALS. 0 . — D pi LORY Boxes Upholstered in the latest designs from 37/6. Now showing at Rarding’s. --