SITUATIONS VACANT. ’ 15 words 1/- cash, 1/6 booked; 6d. extra ' for every 5 additional words up to 40. One inch, 6/-. i — : —• —- /CARPENTER Wanted, competent build s ice chest. Apply Olympic Cafe, Braudon St. _, ■ YVANTED, thoroughly experienced ** Housemaid-waitress. Apply Hotel I Grand Central. VV ANTED, girl or, woman, undertake . ’* all household duties; all convs. , Apply Box 8, Glen Oroua. . WANTED, Girl (16-17). able milk and ’’ assist housework; light place; 10/-. 1 P 322, “Dominion,” Palm. NtJ). ■ WANTED, Cook-general; refs, essen- •’ tial; 2 adults, 1 child. Apply Mrs. : G. Birch, Pukcpapa Rd., Marton, I A/TIDDLE-AGED widower requires ’ AU. thoroughly capable Housekeeper (45 1 to 50); o\vn mistress. P 321, “Domiu- I ■ ion,” Palm. Nth, . YVANTED, Cook-Laundress for back 1 ’’ country station. No bread; 3 adults. Good wages. Apply Mrs. Roberts, ■ Awhoaku, Taihape, . “TVANTED, competent, refined cook- ’’ general, or housekeeper, for couu- - try; wages £1; refs. Apply M2SO, "Do- - minion,” Masterton. IYTANAWATU Labour Agency, Palmereton Nth., Tel. 6672—Wanted, CookGenerals, Married Couples, Farm and Station Hands. SCOTTISH REGISTRY, 206 Quay, t will be closed for the Holidays. Re- > open Thursday, January 3. All classes workers urgently needed, * QISTER (State registered), night duty, • £lOB, lesb taxes. Copies only refs., particulars age, theatre experience, etc., Rawhiti Hospital, Mt. Eden, SI. YVANTED, a governess, 2 children, ’ ’ standards 4 and 5, correspondence \ school, elementary music. Apply. Governess, M2Bl, ‘‘Dominion,” Masterton. YVANTED. experienced eowman-gard- ’' ener with thorough knowledge of vegetable gardening; good wages to cap--1 able man. Apply H.B. Farmers’, Waipu- . kurau. ANDERSON’S Labour Bureau, Palm. ■yx Nth., requires Domestics, Waitresses, ’ Housemaids, Second Cooks, Married . Couples, Teamster, Farm Hands, Cow-man-Gardener, LADY-HELPS immediately, cook-gen-erals and house-parlourmaids, Wai--5 rarapa; afternoon help, Wadestown; cook-generals, city, Silverstream, good j wages; temporary housemaids, Heretaunr ga. Gentlewomen’s Bureau, 39 Grant Rd, 40-780. ; HAWKE’S BAY HOSPITAL BOARD QTAFF NURSES wanted for Napier tA and Hastings Hospitals. For fur- • ther particulars apply to— , ! MATRON, ! Napier Hospital, Napier, H.B. I A PPLICANTS are reminded that to i -AY ensure prompt delivery of replies, letters must be addressed Carefully and i Clearly.. 1 ' , FARM HANDS WANTED. • YVANTED, General Hand, sheep farm. ''' Age, refs., experience, T. McArthur, Box 15, Raetihi. YVANTED, Young Man for mixed ’ ' farm. State experience and wages. ' Apply R. O. Batehelar,'Utuwai. i WANTED, Youth for dairy farm, must ’’ be good machine milker; wages 15/- ' per week. P5O, “Dominion.” Palm. Nth. , YVANTED, single ploughman, constant ’’ job and good wages; only capable men* need apply. John Stuart, Runny- , mede, Marton. YVANTED for Brancepeth and Morland ’ ’ Stations, experienced Rabbiter, permanent, with or without dogs; refs, required. Reply to “Rabbiter,” Box 400, , Masterton. YVANTED, Married Man for sheep and ’ ’ general farm work ; free house, with usual farm requisites. State_ wages required. Refs, essential, P 45, “Domiuion,” Palmerston Nth, FINANCIAL. T CANS from 5/- to £5OO. J. McCombe' Macarthy Trust Bldg. (opp. Public Trust), Lambton Qy., Wgtn., WOODLEY, King’s - Chambers, leads I '’ on and purchases N.Z. Perpetual 1 Forest Bonds. Other forms of securities entertained. Tel. 43-681, PKfk AAA AVAILABLE, First cLelvjVvv or t ? age, 20 years, table. Liberal advance, lowest rate; new constpictive, conversion. F 577, “Dominion.” VORESTRY Bonds bought at highest A cash prices. N.Z. Perpetual Forests, , .Australasian Forestry Bondholders’ Trust and Afforestation, Ltd. Apply Forestry Bonds Exchange, Ltd., Box 901. Tel.' 41-751, MISCELLANEOUS. rpENNIS Players, Cricketers, Bowlers, -A keep'your shoes whiter with “NUGGET” WHITE CLEANERS. In bottles, tubes, tins or cartons. TZELLOW’S Wheatmeal Bread per- . fected after years of study. It has stood the test of time. Try a loaf today. ’ “QHOE PRIDE” pays, and real “SHOE ° PRIDE” comes from “NUGGET." QIMPSON, Dentist, Courtenay Pl., next Paramount Theatre. Closed for Holidays. Re-open Jan. 8, 1935, TYENTAL Repairs in 2 hours; ;best materials, > lowest cost. Simpson, Dentist, Courtenay PI., next I J aramount Theatre.l , TXENTAL Repairs in 2 hours; best materials, lowest cost. Simpson, Dentist, Courtenay Pl., next Paramount Theatre. rpEETH, iw- per Set; spend the J- differehee. Simpson, Dentist, next door Paramount Theatre. ’ rpEETH, £2/5/- per Set; spend the difference. Simpson, Dentist, next . door Paramount Theatre. - GPEETH, £2/5/-. per Set; spend the difference. Simpson, Dentist, next > door Paramount Theatre. ! WHITE CLEANERS J-’ make shoes, etc., white quicker; keep them white longer. Costs little. Most economical. Be sure it's “NUG- > GET.” KELLOWS Malt Bread contains only purest ingredients, highly nutritious and especially recommended for invalids. HOT-AIR, Vapour and Electric Cabinets always ready, with_ expert > treatment. Turkish Baths. 35 Lower t Cuba St., 42415 L XTO trouble to clean white shoes with “NUGGET” WHITE CLEANERS. Easily applied. Won’t rub off. In bottles, tubes, tins or cartons. Be sure it’s t “Nugget.”' 5 <TVENNIS —Super Speedline, rigid throat !; Racket, “The Ambassador," strung J highest grade gut; price £4. Only at The Sports Depot. 45 Willis St. “XTUGGET” BOOT POLISH is sold in Dark Brown, Tan, Black and other shades.
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Dominion, Volume 28, Issue 82, 31 December 1934, Page 1
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