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Wanganui Chronicle, Volume LXXXIII, Issue 20108, 29 March 1928, Page 1

SITUATIONS WANTED. 11/TAN w’ith own horse and four dogs wants position on sheep farm; used to fencing , etc. Write “W 152 Chronicle. T)OSITION general farm hand wanted A —Five years last place. Apply ‘ ‘ W 143," Chronicle. T)OSIT1ON wanted as housekeeper or A companionhelp to lady or gentleman. Apply Mrs Moir, c/o Mrs Moody, Surrey Road, Mosstown. 'Phone 228SITUATION on farm wanted for a lad 16 years; good milker Apply Chronicle. IITOMAN (middle-aged) desires posi- ’ ’ tion as governess; experienced teacher; country preferred. Write “W 154 Chronicle. (middle-aged), wants posi- ’ » tion as companionhelp in refined home; country preferred. Write “W 153 Chronicle. IX7IDOW, refined, is desirous of housekeeper's position in gentleman’s home, town or country; one or two children not objected to; capable of full charge. Write “W 155 Chronicle. XTOUNG man, married, requires situaA tion cowman gardener; also able to drive car or lorry. Write “W 151 Chronicle. FOR EMPLOYMENT TRY RLITE REG T STRY DUBLIN STREET BRIDGE TRAMS STOP_AT THE DOOR MOTORS, CYCLES, &c., FOB SALE. HENDERSON Motor Cycle, just overhauled; tyres as new. £25. Apply Chronicle WANTED TO BUY. GOOD Second-hand 2-stand Shearing Plant, Wolseley or Lister; also Sandow Woolpress. Ring 54M, Bulls. MILKING Machines (second-hand); Gane preferred. Wiritc “W 156 Chromene. RAGS, bones, bottles, tallow, horse hair, horns, copper, brass, lead & scrap metals. Cash buyers. W; nganui Bottle Exchange. ’Phone 5142, Wanganui. BOARD AND RESIDENCE. COMFORTABLE board required by gentleman in quiet home; Somme Parade preferred. State terms. Write ** W 157," Chronicle office. FOE SALE. TAUCKS (10), Runner cross, eommencing to lay; also two Drakes. Ring 361. GOOD 2-year-old leading Bitch. Apply 164, Taihape. GOOD Homo Separator, No- 12, 30 gallons. 51 Campbell Street. SPLIT Matai Firewood '4ft.), dry, m truck lots of 3£ cords, at £5 5s per truck, plus freight to your railway s:ation fro*-. Oio. Cash with order. Geo. Gardner and Sons, Sawmillers, liukapapa. PUREBRED White Leghorn Ileus (12), heavy layers; the last dozen. 'Phone 4193. TWO Rothschild Trotting Marcs, both sound and quiet. Ring 'phone 648, or write J. A. Heron, Long Acre. IMATOES—Green, 121bs 2s; delivered reasonable distance. 37 Alma Road. ’Phone 3064. TOMATOES —Don’t buy them soft; ours are always fresh and firm; 6lbs 2s; Gibs Is 6d. Myers, Mount View Road. 'Phone 4953TO LET OR LEASE. npo Let —Sunny, self-contained Flat; -A sleeping porch; garage- ’Phone 2675. rpo Let or Lease —5 rooms and 5 A acres, 4 rooms and 10 acres, 5 rooms and 20 acres Several houses, all localities Rentals from 25s weekly. 3. E. Nicholson, Avenue. rLET. —5-Roomed bungalow, all conveniences, hot and cold water, el. light; nicely laid out, lawns, garden, large motor-shed, good soil, cheap rent, careful tenant- Apply “Chronicle." BUSINESS WANTEDS. Knickerbocker shower & Massage Outfit; better than a fitted shower, at one quarter the cost. Taylor’s Ltd., Avenue. NEW Autumn Millinery showing at the Fashionette —Latest modes moderately priced. Felt ready-to-wears from 10s 6d- Inspection invited. Consult us about your Easter Hat. BEAUTIFUL Furs at the Fashionette, sample range marked at a discount; Russian Fox, £8 15s for £6 16s 6d; Natural Fox, £7 17s 6d for £5 10s; Cinnamon Fox, £l5 ’’ss for £lO 15s; Tarbegan Marmot, 69s 6d for 55s 9d. BUY a Knickerbocker Shower outfit to-day Simple, efficient and cheap. See our window. Taylor’s Ltd., next Imperial Hotel. ASK your Dentist for latest unbreakable odourless, healthier False Teeth Plate Material, “HECOLITH." Refuse Vulcanite! WATCH AND CLOCK REPAIRS V7OUR Watch deserves the best of atA tention. I have had 17 years' English experience and can give you the best of advice for Watch and Clock Repairs. LET me handle your Repairs for Chronometers, Time Switches, Watches, or Clocks. Address: W. R. Fitchett, Trinity Buildings, Avenue. W'ATCH, Clock and Jewellery Repairs. All work under my own supervision. Do not be afraid to let us have your watch. W. R. Fitchett.