SITUATIONS WAITED. CARPENTER wants work, town or country.—Write 99, Times. 1 36 MAN, married, wants position on Sheep and Cattle Fram; 20 years’ experience, refs.—Write Farmer, Times. 133 POSITION as Handyman wanted by respectable man, town or country; very willing.—Replies Reliable Registry. 179 DOMESTICS. GIRL, capable all duties, 8-3 p.m.; also go beach.—3B Lake Road, Frankton. 253 GIRL, young, light household duties few weeks, country; easy position; 2 adults —Apply Times. 169 GIRL, good, for general housework, plain cooking; no washirg.—Tel. 1472, 39 River Road. 141 WOMAN, reliable, help with housework and children; wages, £1. —Ring 43 Waitoa. 224 REG'STRY OFFICES, JJEGISTRY SECURITY BUILDINGS. (Next Public Library), HAMILTON, WIRE, WRITE US. OR CALL. Your Requirements win be Immediately attended to. T HE Reliable jr^EGISTRY MRS SANDERSON. Opposite Commercial HoteL Capable Girl (hours 9-1 o’clock); 2 Generals (country hotels); 2 Cook-Gen-erals (town); Companion Help (country); Housemaid-Waitress (country hotel); Boys and Youths for Farms. Pei sons desiring to i.et Rooms or Flats please communicate with me, as I have numerous enquiries lor same. APARTMENTS VACANT. ACCOMMODATION for permanents and casuals, Chariton House, 48 King St. Lnuer entirely new management. 125 BOARD and Residence, handy, cheerrul, homely; good cuisine; 25/- weekly; washing.—6 hall St., Frankton. 167 ELAT, good, 1 or 2 bedrooms, sleeping poren; every modern convenience.— mng 2271 or write Central, Times. 195 FLAT, 4-roomed and batnroom, Wbitiora, e. 1., gas*cooker and calil'ont; 22/6. — rung pnone 2507. 171 self-contained, furnished; suitable visitors or permanents; Ciaudeiands, near subway; tennis court.—Teiepnone, 2584. 192 Ol’ulA ” Residential House, Klver Road, immediately over Railway Bridge. Vacancies 10 r Permanents and Casuals. Terms moderate. Pnone 4348. • njtllE LODGE," next Public Trust, VieX tuna street. Vacancies Casuals an; Permanents; terms moderate; homely.— Phone 1681. KEATINGE’S KIOSK, WAIHI BEACH.PHONE, 63A.
BOOK NOW Tor flrst-class Board and Accommodation; terms moderate; ret'reshIment room, dancing. Our motto: Cleanliness, civility and Prompt Attention.—A. U. keattnge. 169 APARTMENTS WANTED. BOARD in private Home wanted by business girl; dandy.—Apply Reasonable, limes. 156 WANTED TO BUY. COW (douse), quiet young Jersey.—Address at Times. 178 FERRETS, 2 trained. —Write Ferret, Times. .» 138 1 FENCING, 300 ft., iron or board; or large . iron Sbed lor removal. —Tbomas, Replacements, Frankton. 132 HORSE, cheap, suitable for- Float.—Apply G. Field, Breckon’s Ave., Norton nu., Frankton Junction. 200 PIANO wanted, £ls to £25; little borer immaterial; state make.—Bos 185, Hamilton. PIANO wanted urgently, about £2 5; state maker. —H. Rotherham, Carrier, Ward Street, Hamilton. 200 KABBITS wanted in any quantity. Best market price given, spot cash. —Waikato Fish Supply. 86 SPPEDOMETER, Corbin Brown (or other make), complete or without clock.— Address at Times. x 142 TRUCK, 4-5 ton, second-hand.—Price and Particulars. —Truck, Times. 232 WANTED, l Petrol Gas Plant and tubing; 2 lights, 4 rings.—Condition, price to I AM A CASH BUYER OF CARS, TRUCKS and M<>TOK-CYCEES Mr •• Wr- _kmg" purposes.— J. A. THOMAS, Specialist iu cars aim uenlacements, FRANKTON. (We dismantle ‘cm and sell tne parts). POULTRY FOR SALE. BROODY Hen with Black Orpington Chicks; good strain; 12/6. —Calderwood, off Ruakura Road, Ham. East. ISI
PLANTS FOR SALt. ASTER'S —Giant Zinnias and Bonfire Salvia, Marigolds, Cosmos, l/- doz; postage extra. —Miss von -Stunner, 101 Collingwood Street GYPSOPHILA, Petunia, Tree Marigolds, named Chrysanthemums.—Miss von Sturmer, Evendaie Gardens, 101 Collingwood Street. 186 C'GIOiCE Late Tomato, 1/6 doz.; Celery, J i/- doz.. 6/- 100; Drumhead Cabbage 2/6 100; Savoy, 2/6 100; Brocolii, 3/- ’io0■ Ast.er, Stock, Zinnia, Canendula Porlulaca, DinororphotLaca, Daisy, Pansy, Phlox Poppv, Sunflower, etc., 1/6 doz, 6 doz’ 6 /-; Lettuce, 2/6 100. —Cash with order—\V. Ambler. iVgaruawahia. CYCLING ACCESSORIES, Cycle Covers, 6/- and 7/-; Inner Tubes, size 28 x 1 3-8, and 28 x I*, at 2/6 and 3/6 each.—W. M. Pitcher and Co., Hamilton. Cycle Reflectors 1/-, Motor-cycle and Car Reflectors 1/6 and 2/- csch; rvcle Bells, i/- each. — w - M - Pitcher and Co., Hamilton. C" _ yclE Capes, 12/6; Waterproof Legrings 12/6 and 15/- pair; Motor suits complete, 55/- upwards.—w. M. Pitcher and Co., Hamilton. •srOTORIST Helmets, 12/6; Gloves, 12/9 M nalr; Motor Leggings, 12/6 pair; SeatSt pants, 30/-.—w. M. Pitcher and Co., __ a few secondhand gents’ cycles lust overhauled at £3 10s, £4, and i lOs each.—W. M. Pitcher and Co., amiltnn. w
WE have several secondhand motorcycles or various makes; all overnamed. From £l7 10s upwards.—\y. it. pitcher and Co.. Hamilton. SEPARATORS. FREE: In order to bring; ACME more prominently berore Farmers, to every Aira Laval user purchasing; ACME Tarts to the value or 10/- or over, we will give FREE one Washing and Drying Rod. Take advantage or this’ exceptional olTer TODAY. ACME Parts Tor Alta Laval Separators will dery the test or time and competition.—M.Z. Distributors ror Acme, VDAG IS ALL & CO- Victoria St., Hamilton.
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Waikato Times, Volume 104, Issue 17581, 10 December 1928, Page 1
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