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Evening Post, Volume CXI, Issue 36, 12 February 1931, Page 4

BOARD AND RESIDENCE. WANTED, 2 Men or Married Couple, good home, 3 mins. from John-st. 13, Hall-st. ANTED, Lady, to Share Home, or board; very reasonable. 37, Overtoun terrace, Hataitai. WANTED, Gent Boarder, single room, every cony., clean home, good meals; 27s 6cl. 19, Abel Smith-st. WANTED, by 2 girl students, Tervace vicinity, Single Rooms, full or part board. 245, Evg. Post. TI7ANTED, 2 Gents or Ladies, Share ' * large Room, private home, full board, washing, piano. Particulars, 16-642, or 128, Wexford-rd., Miramar. VXTANTED, Board, by tradesman, sin- *" gle room, 30s, and soft washing. Write 290, Evg. Post, Petone. WANTED, a Kind Person to Board a "' Little Boy, 10 months. , Apply. 19, Post Agency, Kilbirnie. ■ . , ANTED, Board for Baby Boy three months old. 215, Evg. Post. WANTED, 2 Men Boarders, soft washing and mending, share room; 27s 6d a week. 12, Wilton-rd., Northland, near tram stop. ' WANTED to Board, Little Girl, no '" other children, nice home, near school. 260, Evg. Post. ■ "WANTED, by 2 young men, Board in *" private home, handy city. Renly 1990, Evg. Post. .. WANTED, Young Men to Board,, share room, good-table, homely people; 27s 6d week. 86. Roxburgh-st. WANTED, Boarders, married couples,, gents; single, double rooms; terms reasonable. Tel. 22-631.. Ellsmere, 318, Willis-st. ■ ' - ■ . WANTED, Bed-Sitting-room and Board, in Lower Hutt. Write 365, Post Agency, Lower Hutt., ■\TACANCY for 2 Gent Boarders, share * large room, washing, tel. 87, Majori-banks-st. YOUNG Girl requires Clean Respectable Board, handy to City. 1997, Evg. Post. : "\ VACANCIES for 2 Boarders, share large V bed-sitting-room. Tel. 28-860. 39, Nairn-st., Upper Willis-st. ACANCIES, Gents, single and share, room for car. Tel. 20-111. .53,. Ma-joribanks-st. ' VACANCIES for Paying Guests, professional or business people, desiring a change in country. Address' at Evg. Post. KELBURN —Superior Accommodation for business lady or gentleman; single room, lunch out, reasonable terms. Ring 26-455. .. % OARD and Residence, 19, MacDonaldcres., has Vacancies, Single Room and Share. ,- OARD, comfortable, -/private, home, large front, share room, suit friends, every cony.; moderate. 69, Boulcott-st. CUPERIOR Board and Residence, 18, Maarama-cres.;' vacancies for Gents; soft washing,- tel., h. and c. showers. TJESPECTABLE Young Man requires JL*l Private Board, Island Bay or Berhampore, single room. Slate terms. 1971, Evg. Post. •,-:'.'• ' • i BEL SMITH-ST. (131), has Vacancies for Ladies •or Gents, single or to share, good board, all convs., tel:; reasonable. , '.- . ■ wants Board-Residence, ,J- single sunpy room,: handy to Cour-teuay-pl. State terms,. 1936, Evg. Post. ' A CCOMMODATION offered in Super■A- ior Home on The Terrace; lunches out. Ring 44-259. fVRIENTAL BAY—Superior Board, vacancy, small, single room. Te1.22-411. OUNG Lady, in office, requires Board and Residence, with refined colonial family, vicinity Woburn or Waterloo Station; moderate. Write 1964, Evg. Post. MT. VICTORIA—Private Board offered Gent, sunny single room, comfortable, h. and c. shower, every convenience. Tel. 20-390. - "■''■ '-■:': ". ■ BROUGHAM-ST, 62, has Large Sunny Room, -with board, suitable for two, every convenience, tel., etc., terms mdderate. ■■•■■' "\7_CANCY for, two. Gentlemen, also V Married Couple,.large rooms, central; moderate. Ring 22 : 659. with board, Large Double iV- Bedroom, with-sun'.porch attached, harbour view, moderate terms; also Semidetached Roofci,'' c.l: Tell 20-439, or. 16, Austin-st.-rkRIENTAL BAY, 10, Grass-st.—Vacan- '>-' cies in Comfortable Home; terms moderate. ■ ■- P"~ RIV4TE Board and Residence, 31, Colombo-st., has 2 Large Front Bedrooms, suit friends, every comfort. QUPERIOR Private Board offered Gen£j tlemcn, bungalow, tel., washing, select home, % mm. Courtenay-pl. 24, Edge Hill. ■ C* ENTLEMAN requires Board and Lodgings in refined private family; must be central- and, only boarder. Apply 1833, Evg. Post. . MISCELLANEOUS. DENTAL Repairs in 2 Hours; best materials, lowest cost. Simpson, Dentist, Courienay-p1.,. nex.t Paramount Theatre. ■ DENTAL Repairs in 2 Hours; best materials, lowest cost. Simpson, Dentist, Courtenay-pl., next Paramount. Theatre. ■ ' DENTAL Repairs in 2 Hours; best materials, lowest cost. Simpson, Dentist, Courtenay-pl., next Paramount Theatre. ■ Fit Hurts don't, Pay—Simpson, Dentist, CourtenayTpl., door Paramount Theatre. " IF it Hurts don't Pay—Simpson, Dentist, Courtenay-pl., nest door Paramount Theatre. ; . IF it Hurts don't Pay—Simpson, Dentist, Courtenay-pl., next door Paramount Theatre. i -;, QUALITY counts. "Golden Grain Whisky in great demand; specially imported by Grand Hotel. Willis-st. Quarts 12a 6d. Pints 6s 6d. ____ S" TILL Going Strong—Our famous Holeproof and " Ladderproof Hose, 20 shades; 3s 9d pair. Morgan's, opp. Woolworths. ■ .

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"British" refers to a report of a Japanese vessel bringing a cargo ot sulphur to New Zealand, and asks why the sulphur cannot be obtained from White Island. Or, if it is necessary _to import, why cannot the cargo be carried in British ships, thus lessening unemployment among seamen? "We are always reading or hearing the slogan 'Buy British goods.' Well, let us all be consistent and let our slogan be,' Employ British labour, buy British' goods from Britishers, and then we shall find that the unemployment problem will practically adjust itself. ' "One of Them" writes: "Although there appears to be enough work available tor physically fit men, yet the Unemployment Board has not formulated a scheme to absorb - those incapable of heavy manual work. Many of us who were 'knocked out' during the war cannot stand up to even half a day with the pick and shovel. Then again there are many men unemployed whose vocations have been clerks, salesmen, shop assistants, etc. Cannot the board find some way to absorb these? Many are specialists in the business world who have been put off solely on account of the depression. Although a number of these brain workers can, and have, done pick and shovel work, yet the fact remains that many are not physically capable of heavy manual labour." "Unemployed" writes: "On registration at the employment bureau men are now given a card which indicates the date when further application ia to bo made for work. This is in a week's time. When an employer applies to the labour bureau for d. man (by telephone), the officer iv charge takes the message and immediately goes outside his office and asks the first man he sees if he 'wants the job. Now, sir, as an unemployed married man with five dependants, I would be very glad of a day's work. lam handy at most jobs. How am I to get a job under this scheme unles I happen to be at the labour bureau? We are told to stay away for a week. Should it not be the officer's job on getting a job by telephone to look iip the curds and pick out the married men with most dependents and give them first chances of the job? In this'way the married men would at least get a little relief, which was what the No. 2 scheme sSgaa intended feW-