SITUATIONS WANTED. TTOUSEKEEPER wanes position; • remuneration not as essential as i comfortable home. Write "G 22 | Chronicle. TIOUSEKEEPER, experienced, wants | re-engagement; perferably men; i own mistress. Write “G 21 Chronicle, ■ ALAN, single, desires farm work. ■ L ’ X Apply "G 141 Chronicle. ■yTARRIED Man, not eligible Overseas, wants permanent position Farm; life experience stock and station work. References if required. Rideable country preferred; capable i of taking charge. Write "G 145 i Chronicle. I WANTED TO BUY. CINGLE-FURROW Plough; Reid and) ° Gray ratchet lever preferred. Ring 418, evenings. WANTED TO BUY gACKS AND JQAGS OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS AND HIGHEST MARKET PRICES. Consign Your Bags To: McKENDRICK BROS.. LTD. 'Phone 3309. WANGANUI. GENERAL MACHINERY CO. \\’HILST history is being made, I “P’ Hco” makes history with "Miracle Listening” for 1941. See , these wonderful instruments.
L'RIGIDAIRE is so thoroughly dependable that it carries a 5-year Protection Plan against service expense. Backed by General Motors. TyHEN you buy a "Philco," you can be sure of satisfaction. Low deposit, easy terms. General Machinery Company, Victoria Avenue. WORK WANTED. TJRICKWORK wanted, any description; town or country. J. Wells, 280 Somme Parade. FLECTRIC Chimney Sweeping—J. | Harvey will be visiting Marton! July 22 and 23. Electric machines ensure tidy sweeping. Orders taken, R. Todd, Grocer, Marton. 'Phone 2367. pAINTING, Paperhanging, etc. Only r best materials used; satisfaction guaranteed; estimates free. Cliff Campbell, 'phone 2067. pAINTING and Paperhanging. Engage thorough tradesmen. Try R. Wilson and Sons. 'Phone 3238 or 4956. MARTON ANNOUNCEMENTS. FAT People. Bonkora will eliminate I excess fat and give new health. W. McCully. Chemist, Marton. MISCELLANEOUS. A Poliflor user writes: "I like Poliflor " because it is easily applied, is antiseptic, leaves a fresh fragrance and produces a lasting durable shine.” ATARVELLOUS Bonkora for reducing. Get a bottle immediately from A. L. Sarney Ltd., Victoria Avenue. TIOMESTIC problem solved; Shabby furniture looks new when polished with economical Queen Bee Prepared Wax. FOR safety’s sake have your milk delivered in sterilised bottles Wanganui’s safest supply. 'Phone 3883. “T LIKE Poliflor because besides being antiseptic and preserving, it lightens my work, giving a maximum shine in the shortest time, and makes my home a haven of cheer.” A Poliflor user.
“AJARGARET ROSE” stock-taking' "*■ reductions. Winter Coats and Frocks all selling at reduced prices. These include all fittings and all the newest shades. TROUBLE, double, no toil or trouble. Queen Bee Prepared Wax does double job—cleans and shines. J “T like Poliflor because it shines with i ease, cleans and protects the linoleum, gives a hard, glossy finish, leaving an easy-to-dust surface.” Another tribute to Poliflor. FOLDING Clothes Airers, a boom to housewives. 19/6. Richards and Macdonald, opposite Dustin's. QUEEN Bee Prepared Wax does j ** two jobs at once —cleans as it I shines —quickly and economically. | A NOTHER Poliflor user says, "I like Poliflor because it is easy to apply, economical, antiseptic, and preserving. It cleanses as you polish, and leaves a rich glossy finish.” SEEDS, PLANTS, ETC., FOR SALE. I-BEAUTIFUL Darwin Tulips, choice | shades, specially priced. 4/- dozen, 130/- 100 posted. Griffiths’ Nurseries, 'Mt. Eden, Auckland. I A NEMONES, Ranunculus, brilliant double blooms; best value obtainable; 2/6, 100. Marden, Box 6, TakaI puna, Auckland. T ILY ■of the Valley 1/- clump— Regale, Tuberose, Pink Arum and Tiger Lily. 1/- each posted. Griffiths’ I Nurseries, Mt. Eden, Auckland. 1 gTRAWBERRIES, Captain Cook and Marguerite, well rooted plants. , 100 for 6/- posted. Griffiths’ I urseries, iMt. Eden, Auckland. DOSES, 12 named beautiful varie- * ties, distinct shades, sweetly scented. 18/- posted. Griffiths’ Nur- . series. Mt. Eden, Auckland. DRESSMAKING. M ISS gHAW I 96 GUYTON STREET Is a Specialist in Dressmaking. Prices reasonable. | Frocks Cut. Fitted, and Tacked. > Matrons especially catered for.
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Wanganui Chronicle, Volume 85, Issue 169, 21 July 1941, Page 1
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