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Bay of Plenty Beacon, Volume 7, Issue 84, 23 June 1944, Page 1

THANKS NOTICE Mr W # Moore and family, Thorn-, ton, also Mr L. Davies, Tancatua, sincerely thank kind relatives and friends who sympathised in their recent sad bereavement, also for floral emblems, letters, cards, and telegrams. Please accept this as a personal acknowledgment. 190 SITUATIONS VACANT DRIVER wantc'.l for Rural Mail Delivery—successful applicant must be man or proven ability and integrity. Local knowledge of Rangltaiki Plains district essential. Good■ Avages and conditions. Apply in first instance to Prideaux and Bridgcr, Public Accountants, Whakatanc'. 180 WANTED —Man to cut 1 mile barbery hedge. Ring 117 J. 142 WANTED—Two wood cutters to cut gum wood on contract. J. Cameron, 57 Goulstone Road, Whakatane. 117 WANTED for our jobbing department, competent girl, experience cot necesary. Award wages prospects. Apply The Manager Beacon. WORK WANTED MAN Avants driving or casual Avork. Apply Smith, McGarvcy Road. 152 YOUNG married man, - Avith one child, desires farm Avork, cottage and visual allowances, energetic, experience, recently returned. Apply Bcacon. Where written replies to advertisements are requested, the name and address of the advertiser cannot be given. LOST AND FOUND LOST —Brooch buckle, black jet and plated gold. ReAvard. Apply Beacon. 165 L.OST—SAvan fountain pen Avith gold band in* Strand. Good rcAvard. Infant School. 146 FOUND —Two ration books, the Strand. Names and addresses Ruatoki. Owner may have same on giA 7 - ing full name to Beacon. 150 It FOUND —One setter on property 3 tveelts ago. Owner can haA r e same by paying expenses. Phone 22A To Teko. 185