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Bay of Plenty Beacon, Volume 6, Issue 43, 29 January 1943, Page 1

SITUATIONS VACANT WOMAN wanted, wages in excess of award, £3 5s for 40-hour week, no Friday evening duties or Saturday morning.—Reply urgent to Bay of Plenty Dry Cleaning Company. WANTE3> —Man or youth for milking and general farm work.—Ring . 157 J. 147 FARMHANDI—Man1 —Man or youth for general farm work, occasional milking. . good wages and home. —Ring 50S o«* write McFarland. R.D. 130 WANTED —Girl or young woman, experience not necessary. Start at once.—Regent. Cafe, 223. 137 GIRL wanted with or without experience.—Apply John Patterson and Son. 107 GIRL wanted with or without previous experience.—Patterson's . Bargain 'Stores. 108 WORK WANTED *4" — AIRMAN'S 'wife- (26), no encumbrances, seeks position as clerk or shop assistant.. Has had experience as cashier large drapery store and can type. Good address and personality. References. —Apply Beacon. 145 WANTED TO BUY VACUUM Cleaners wanted. We will »t>uy your machine whatever the condition. Top prices for good machines.' Haywins particularly required, even if out of order. Write Haywin Agents, Box 1187, Auckland. I*^9 I?WANTED TO BUY —Three-quarter j or double bed and dressing table.— - Apply Beacon. 144 -"WANTED TO BUY —Fly Rod, Reel, etc. —Apply Beacon. 116 PEGG'S urgently require Pianos. Best spot cash prices. Write 112 .. "Queen Street, Auckland, Phone 32-320. 114 BOTTLES wanted to buy.—Apply gN. J. Larsen, Phone 1265. 133 STRAYED . on my property at E'dge/'cumbe: One Jersey heifer calf. Own*er may have some by paying expanses. JAMES SHAW, -J29 Edgecumbe. "f * (Continued in next column)