SITUATIONS VACANT & WANTED. "YyANTEB. — For Havelock North: Young girl for light housework, moniings qnly. Apply Mrs R. Y. Baillie, Ellison Road. Phone 2949. YWANTED. — Nurse girl. Apply Exchange Hotel, Havelock North. "y^TANTED. — General farm hand; also man to mix concrete, country.— Central Bureau, Queen Street, Hastings. "Y^ANTED. — Junior Typiste (shorthand not essential); state experience if any, and Teferences. Write 220, Herald-Tribune, Hastings. ^TANTED • — Expexienced young nroman take' charge 'millinery workroom. Apply personaliy or by letter enclosing copies only of credentiala, to General Manager, Blythee Ltd, Napier^ ^WANTED — A Private Enquiry Agen^ a few miles out of town. Apply: "Enquiry," 901 Herald-Tribune. Hastings. "^JANTED. — Paintera and Pn.pfli-Tia.yig.. ers; only good men need apply^— J. T. Wright, 800 Karamu Road, Hastings. VWANTED — A Cook-General, no wafching. Apply Mrs. J. S, McLeod, Market Street, Hastings. ANTED — W aitress; b ar man-porter; general, hotels; cooks, pr. res.; exp. children 's nurse; nursery governess; h.p. maids; cook-laundress; generals; housekeeper, own mistress; m couple, man parlour work, wife cook, or vice versa; s. Bhepherd; oa. couple. — Central Burean, Queen Street, Hastings. JJASTINGS LABOUR BUREAU Wants: Waitress, chef (hotels); kitchen maid (institution) ; gardener; shepherd; good f encer, ' -station eook; cowman gardener; cowboys; married couples (wife cook, man wiii^ general) ; cook laundress; housekeeper; generali; nurse housemaid. , ■y^TANTED. — Position as manager if shepherd; married, life experience, good references. Apply "Manager," Herald-Tribune, Waipukurau. ^yANTED. — Position as housekeepeit ^ capable, trustworthy; references, Write 917, Herald-Tribune, Hastings. ANTED. — ^Position. as housekeeper, 1 in town or -country; would cook for men. Write 924, Herald-Tribune, Hastings. QUALIFIED MECHANIC, experieneed driver, seeks constant epiployment. Apply "Mechanic." HeraldTribune, Napier. " • — Q.ARDENER — Experienced, age 28, ■ position, private or station. Write 897, Herald-Tribune, Hastings, 'plONE' MUSSON & MADDOX, Builders and "Contractors, Hastings, about that new buDding, those alterations, or any repairs Estimates free. TU ANTED Cohcreting Paths, Dips, Swimming Baths; Brickwork, Plastering, TiHng, or Tar-Sealing, Lowest prices, Ring Lancaster^ 367-^, Hastings, LOST & FOUND. T OST. — Wednesday, Gold Signet RinY raitiaUed "N.D.C.," also initialled on inside. Finder kindly return 923, , Herald-Tribune, Hastings.
J^OST. — Black and tan dog, showing white, with chain on. LaSt seen about Parkvale. Rewiard for information, or anybody catching 'dog please ring W. R. Maxwell, Hastings. T,OST. — On January 25th: Acnbex beads, between Roachs' corner and Williams & Kettle. Reward, 35, Hew ald-Tribune. Havelock North, J^OST. — In town by young girl oc Wednesday or Thursday, £1 nots, Address, 918, Herald-Tribune, Hastings. J^OST. — In "Hastings street: Gold horse-shoe brooch, with clasp xnissing; valued as keepsake. Address, 914, Herald-Tribune, Hastings. I^OST. — On February 3rd, between Opapa and Stortford Lodge: Child's cream push-chair. Finder please xing 6974 Hastings. T OST. — Saturday morning, at Stort* ford Lodge: Wire-haired black sheep dog, answers to name of "Moss." Finder please ring 2716 Hastings. J^OST.-^-Sugar bag containing clothing, between Pourerere and Tamnmu. Reward on returning to H.B. Farmers Waipukurau. WANTED TO PURCHASE ; iy ANTED. — Office Safe. State dz« and lowest price to Nicoll and Stevenson Ltd., Box 82, Hastings. Vy ANTED To Buy. — Hand Concrete Mixer, Scrap Metal, Lift for Tractor Plough, Blacksmith's Drill, Lathe, Snatch Blocks. — H.B. Machinery Exchange, 406 Karamu Road, Hastings. \y ANTED — One Myers Bulldozer Water Pump, 1000 gallons per hour capacity, high or low pressure. D. W. Hursthouse and Co., Engineers, Hastings. ^CRAP COPPER, BRASS, Gunmetal, Aluminium, Lead, Zinc, used Batteries, Battery Plates, Cast Iron. Rags, Bones, Tallow, Super Sacks, Bottle, etc. Highest prices at Hastings Bottle Exchai ^ , Queen Street E., Hastings.
A LL our White Kid and Suede Stock now 11/6; Sports Shoes, 2/6. De Luxe Shoe Store, Hastings. PRUIT ALL THE YEAR ROUND! Every home shouid have one of our complete Bottling Outfits. See them at Harvey's, Hardware Merchants, Russell Street, Hastings. \y ANTED KNOWN. — When you require "The Best" be sure and get Speight's Red Labelled Ale and MeGavin's Stout. Also the Tui Export Ale and Stout. Bottls'-1 by Wsrtea Smith & Co. Ltd., Port 'iriri. UTTER 'S~ FINAL CLEAN UP. — Figured linncne Frocks. 18/6 for 9/11.
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Hawke's Bay Herald-Tribune, Issue 18, 5 February 1937, Page 1
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