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Wanganui Chronicle, 3 October 1949, Page 1

SITUATIONS VACANT. A TRUSTWORTHY and honest Man with mechanical knowledge is wanted as a driver and general help for a country store situated six miles from Taihape. A modern bungalow is available with a good section; award wages. Prite P.O. Box 4, Mataroa. ANGLEDOZER Driver wanted. Write L 49, Chronicle. BUTCHER, good all round, or factory hand wanted. Apply Farmers’ Meat and Delicatessen. COWMAN - Gardener wanted for sheep farm; award rates, conditions good. Ring 1A Kakatahi, or write J. A. Delves, Kakatahi. COMPANION-HELP, fond of~chiL dren, wanted for convenient country home. Apply Mrs. A. W. Lupton, Box 112, Waverley. FOSTER’S Hotel requires Housemaid, live in or out. Apply Manager. GRAND Hotel requires 2nd Cook. Apply Manager. HILL-Country Shepherd, experienced, wanted; capable of taking charge; good house, electric light, and school bus. Write L4B, Chronicle. SHEARERS (2) wanted; also two Shed Hands, start Nov. 1 and 5; ap. prox. 7000 sheep. Ring 49X, Hunterville, evenings. RELIABLE, sober man wanted for coming season, must be good truck driver. Phone 2425 Marton, oi apply Richards’ Merry-Go-Round, Marton. SINGLE Man wanted for general work on sheep farm. Apply Henderson, Fern Flats, Marton. Phone 5435 (evenings). YOUTH, with two dogs, wanted for shepherding and general farm work for a back-country station. Apply N.Z. Farmers’ Co-op. Distributing Co., Ltd., Taihape. LOCAL REPRESENTATIVE Required for New Independent Monthly Review. Canvass for subscriptions, etc., on commission. Write— Secretary, Box 71, Symonds St. P. 0., Auckland. SITUATIONS WANTED CAPABLE General Farmhand seeks position, handy to school. Please ring 2395, daytime. COMPETENT Shearing Gang complete up to six shearers, available end November, Wanganui or surrounding districts. Satisfaction guaranteed. Reply L 169, Chronicle. SHEARER, third season out, wants stand. Can start early November. Write L 45, Chronicle. LOST AND FOUND LOST—One pair of Leather Gloves, Raetihi end Parapara Road, 30/9/49. Please phone 2795. Reward. LOST or Strayed, from 8 Urquhart Street: Half-grown male grey and black Cat, with white markings. Reward. Ring 2699.

COST between Ko r omiko Road and town, Lady’s Gold Wristlet Watch; stainless steel back, unusual gold strap. Is valued war keepsake to owner. Finder please contact “Kiwi Cabs.” Substantial reward. LOST—Black and White Cai tie. Dog, 14 months old, vicinity of Ruapehu Street. Answers to the name of Glen. Ring 4927. LOST—£S note on Sept. 14; between National Bank and Barbers’ Sweet Shop Reward. Address Chronicle. PERSONAL PENjERIENDS wanted, either sex. Write L 46, Chronicle. FOOT Troubles: Consult Scholl’s Specialist at Ingle’s, Tuesdays. Appointment,_’phone 2637, Marton. C. B. STROUD & CO., LTD. SEE our range of Chenille - Rich Greens, Burgundy, Champagne and Rust. YES, we have Candlewick Chenille Single and Double Bedspreads. Lemon, Green, Blue and Beige. SEE our newest combination Cocktail Cabinet and China and Storage Cabinet. I BRISTLE Door Mats in patterned, mottled and plain designs. All sizes. SEE our range of Carpet Squares. Autumn Tints Fawns, Greens, Blues and one Lilac. FOR all your Furnishing Requirements visit the Shop Around the Corner. PLANTS FOR SALE. 2 NEW Dianthus, Sweetness and Loveliness. Highly perfumed, bright shades. 6’ for 10/-. Griffiths, Mt. Eden, Auckland. DAZZLING Phlox, hardy perennials, vivid pinks, blues, red shades. 6, 8/6 Griffiths, Mt. Eden, Auckland. FREE Garden Book crammed full of information for spring planting. Write today. Griffiths, Mt. Eden, Auckland. MICHAELMAS or Perennial Asters. Vigorous flowering, glorious new shades. 6, 8/6. Griffiths, Mt. Eden, Auckland. EARLIEST Pea Moneymaker, crops in 6 weeks; luscious pods, dwarf, 3/lb. posted. Griffiths. Mt. Eden, Auckland. ALLWOODII Carnations, scented Dianthus, brilliantly coloured, free flowering, prolific, hardy, 6, named 9/6. Griffiths, Mt. Eden, Auckland. GENUINE ENGLISH RUSSELL LUPINS. Grown from specially ’imported seed from the home of the original Russell Lupins, these new and greatly improved varieties open up new vistas of loveliness. The size of both spired of bloom and individual blooms have been improved almost beyond recognition when compared with older varieties. But the main advance has been in the gorgeous new colours and colour combinations that have been evolved. Shell pink, pink and gold, amber, flame, apricot & coral, lobelia blue, magnolia purple, lemon and Indian yellow, violet and maize-yellow, azalea pink, and hyacinth blue —these and a hundred other brilliant colour combinations and self-colours are available for flowering this Season! Big, solid, prolific-flowering roots, 6 for 9/-; 16/- dozen. Special 1949 Seed, 2/6pkt. From JOHN BRIGHT, the Quality Seedsman, 9 Rangitikei St., I Palmerston North