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Waikato Times, Volume 108, Issue 18066, 8 July 1930, Page 1

THE WAIKATO TIMES. Small Pre-pald Advertisements: 15 Words 1/- per insertion, 2/6 for three insertions. Birth, Marriage, Death and In Me'moriam Notices, 2/6 per insertion. Verse 9d line. Death and Funeral Notice, 5/per insertion. Casual Advertising, 5/- per inch.

SITUATIONS VACANT. EOY 15 or 16, messages ana assist shop: —Apply own -writing.—Write Alert, Times. 56 BOY ror Paint Shop, slight experience preferred.—l.X.L. Motor Paint Shop, Alexandra Street. 186 CONTRACT for 40 Acres Scrub-Cutting is let at 19/- por acre; thanking many applicants.—'Leo. Seifert, Puketaha. 194 WE wish to get in touch with two young men of good appearance to fill vacancies on our Sales Stair. The company offers excellent prospects or Advancement as the reward for hard work, enthusiasm and ambition, which are the essential qualities demanded in the men we choose.—Opportunity, C/o. Waikato Times. 161 T 0 gAL£S M E N, A Very Old Established Company requires the services of a Keen and Energetic Salesman of proved ability with a sound knowledge of Seeds, Fertilisers and Merchandise. Applications, stating age, qualifications, an'd enclosing copies only of recommendations, t.o be addressed to— DISTRIBUTOR, C/o. The Goldberg Advertising Agency Ltd, Rational Bank Chambers, Featherston WELLINGTON. 174 Are your hands tied by a lack of TRAINING? Are you bound down to a routine job because you have never learned to do any one thing well? Don’t be a slave t.o circumstance all your life. Give yourself the chance you nave always wanted. Right, at home, in spare time, no matter where you live, the I.C.S .will come to you. Don’t let another priceless hour of spare time go to waste. Get in touch with this GREAT SCHOOL. THE TNTERNATIONAL /CORRESPONDENCE s c CHOOLS (N.Z.) J^TD. King’s Buildings, 138 A Victoria Street, HAMILTON. SITUATIONS WANTED. FAMILY, four thoroughly, experienced nana milkers, some machine experience; reliable; wages.—R., c/.0. Boyce, Lamunuge. 149 17UR.MER just sold out recommends late - manager tor position as iarm manager or snare-milker, or mameu couple, age 3-i.— i.r,., ilines Uillce. 1/5 MARRIED COUPLE, young, want herd 40 to ou cows anu iarm work; shares or wages; good refs. —Gompeieiit, Times. 182 ARRIED Couple, unencumbered, seek ttJL position, snares or wages; wire i.ouseiveey, man general, nanny with toots. —Hamsun, c/o uoyce, -i aiuaiiui. 129 MAN, young, yams team and anything; useu to aU iarm work. —write Honest, limes. 156 14/jTAN, married, wants any kind of casual TTJL ianour; can uo brickwork and tiling. write waLaoe, rimes. i&5 MAN, married, experienced, energetic, seeks position general farm work, i,,acmne milking; good reierences.—Apply uapame, Times. 153 Married Couple, hoy 16, from Invereargnl, desire position on farm, Wais.uio; good workers. — Apply CmlCOtt’s store, or ring sola. 125 E AIN TER and Paper-banger wants Work unywnere; t*/- a nay and found; ianour omy.—Write T rauesinau, il'nies. PLOUGHING, Discing, any farm work, X wauled ny conrraet. — j. Marsnall, Glen iUassey. 127 Q THONG clean woman wants housework 4J uauy.—Write Tunny, ’i lines. 174 WORK on farm required by two brothers; used \to iiiacnines.—Write 400, 1 lines. 1 9 1 FARM HANDo WANTED. MARRIED Couple, man milk, farm work, with large herd; wue good cook.— write 2u3, Times. 116 YOUNG Man wanted for dairy farm, machines, used to an farm work. — Pnone 2 0 6R. 130 DOMESTIC HELP. GIRL, about 15; help few hours daily; sleep in when required.—snowflake, Tmies. 178 GIRL for Kitchen wanted; no washing; no cooking; steep out.—Apply Casseili hospital. 159 Woman for housework, able to nnik occasionally, goon borne; -wages i'l, extra wnen minting.—.uurcianu, te uapa. 137 REGISTRY OFFICE. MCKNIGHT’S Registry: Vacancies Cher, Laundress, lomis farm work, experienced Minting Mainline niters. W'auing: iarm aim note! workers, Domestics. les ■RELIABLE j^EGiSTRY. MRS. SANunHSON. ' GOVT. In SURAN lc, nUiLDINGS, M'ARnnOltO’ PLauE, near Hamilton Hotel. PHONE, 15 79 ulilce. Residence, 3228. Onef imaie), wages £4; c-ook ifematej; buja anu Men lu/ lai'ms; coy lur mixed iHi hi tsiaSep-caiue). nuuseiteeper, meet employer 1 1 o eiock Tuesday. id hE'1 —-Cmi.ta iiuv.tig nooms or Flat to let, tuiiiiiiUintuie \t lin ine, as 1 have nUliiei'oUsen'tiuH’ies for same. GROCERIES. A T me supply Stores, Frankton Junction, spteiai No. l: WIUI every £2 order \tu gi>e one numinous Swiss Move-. ineiiL Watcu, guaranteed, lor 2/- \ T the supply. Stores, Frankton JuneX?L tied —Rice 3d 10, sago 31b lor led, iap'.oca 3m lor iiu, mue Peas 3d lb, Mai row fat Peas 3m for lid, Split Peas 44d m, pean caney am lor iou, Haricot ncans alb lor lid. A'P the Supply Stores, Frankton Junction, special No. 2 —Cuoice Purity cea, 1/8, 1/19 and 2/- lb; We give 1 bag sugar anu 29m cuuice 2/- Ceylon Tea lor £2. AT the Supply Stores, Frankton Junction —Creamoata l/io'pkt., Milk Oatlea i/a pkt., oauneai l/a bag. Roiled Oats l/io bag. Macaroni od pkt. AT the Supply Stores, Frankton Junction —Sarumes, 3 tins for 10U; English wrapped, 3 tins for 1/3; Salmon, ed lib tm, lid lib-tin; pilchards in Sauce, led tin; C.M.C. Sneep Tongues 1/5 tin; Meat Pastes, 5 tins tor 1/-. AT the Supply. Stores, Frankton Junction —special No. 3: We give lib 2/- choice Leyton Tea and 1 English White and Gold, Cup and Saucer for 2/-. AT the Supply Stores, Frankton Junction —Large tin Peaches 1/-, Pineapple bd tin, Prunes 7d, 8d and 9d lb, Dried Apricots lud a.id lid lb, Peaches lid lb, choice Dates 3'b for lid, cooking Dates olb for 1/-, English bulk Cocoa 1/4 ib. QAS QOOKERS JJIRE We have a few Gay Cookers to Hire out. Early application will avoid dis-« appointment. HAMILTON BOROUGH GAS DEPARTMENT, TOWN HALL. FOW, COBBE, THURSDAY, at Yards— Fred Best’s Lemons, Oranges, Shrubs, Hundreds of Trees ad Auction. 156