SITUATIONS VACANT & WANTED. WANTED IMMEDIATELY For Large General Grocery Business. A GOOD -HEAD COUNTEB MAN. . Must be fully experienced and capable of doing goo'd windows and tiekets. Eeferences required. Write "Grocer," 109, Herald-Tribune, Hastings. VyANTED — Cook and House-Pariour* maid or else indoor Married Couple. Apply with referenees Mrs. T. H. Lowry, Okawa, Hastings. VYANTED — Oapable and triistworthy Girl for general housework. Not yet suited. 'Phone 3230, Hastings. \yANTED — Smart Girl for housework, able cook middg,y dinner for two, 8.30 to l; Havelock North. 'Phone 3476. W'ANTED — 3 Paper Boys; must have left schooi; bicycles essential. Apply Foster Brook, Bookseller, Hastings. : VyANTED immediately for few weeks * — Cook General or General Help. Apply Mrs., Noel Beamish, Whana Whana, 'Phone 403# W"-^NTEU— Experienced Eabbiter; xe-* . , ferences required; £3 10/^ weekly and found. Apply Hastings Labour Bureau, ' TTPHOLSTBESS WANTED — One ' used to curtain ahd upholstery sewing; good class work only; permanency to suitable applicant.— - King and Teppeut, Ltd., Broadway, Palmerston North. ^UANTED — General Help (lady), commence about 22nd, sleep in^ For further partictxlars ring 3600, Hastings. \X/ANTED — Cook-General;" wages "25/-. Apply Mrs. Douglas Lane, Box 15, Havelock' North. lyANTED — A Cook-General, no washing. Apply Mrs. J. S, McLeod, Market Street, Hastings. TTASTINGS LABOUB BUEEAU: WANTS— ^Dook-Generals; HouseParlourmaid; , Girls to help; CookGeneral (Taupo) ; Cowman-Gardener, 35/-; Cowboys; Fencer; Station-Hand; Married Couple (wife cook, man general), 60/-; Kitcheuniaid, Housemaid'Waifress (hotels).' " * * ^VTANTED — Waitress; barman-porter; general, hotels; cooks, pr. ies.; exp. children 's nurse; nursery governess; h.p. maids; cook-laundress; gen•erals; housekeeper, own mistress; m. couple, man parlour work, wLe cook, or vice versa; s. shepherd; m. couple.— Central Bureau, Queen Street, Hastings. W'ANTED— Situation f for Boy 16 years of ago, preferably motor trade." Write 127, Herald-Tribune, Has-t tihgs. TYTANTED — Position by man on sheep farm; general farm hand, experienced, own dog. . Address, 126, HeraldTribune, Hastings. Y'OUND MATT (28), stranger, sdber, aesires truck or car "driving, Write 113, Herald-Tribune, Hastings. GINGLE MAN (26) wants position Ploughman; good with horses, or Willing learn drive tractor;, experienc- - ed. Write 996, Herald-Tribune, Hastings. 'pHONE MUSSON &• MADDOX, Builders and Contractors, Hastings, about that new building, tliQse altera* tions, or any repairs. Estimates free. .YyANTED — Concreting Patiis, Dips, Swimrning Baths; Brickwork, Plastering, Tiling, or Tar-Sealing. Lowest prices. Bing Lancaster^ 3874, Hastings. LOST & FOUND. J^OST between Hastings and Clive — One Weaner Pig, on Saturday, February 13th. Finder please ring 897S, Napier. T ost between Springhill and Argyle — Side Curtain for Buick Boadster. Bing 71J, Waipawa. BewaTd. . 1"iOST— Brown Leather Handbag containing pound note, silver, savings bank book and ring. Finder please communicate with Mrs. J. Swiggs, Patterson Boad, Hastings. Eeward. Losl. between Pukahu and Otane — > * Bing with keys of -Ford car. Beturn Mrs. Arthur Williams, Pukehou P.O. T OST by relievixnj District Nurse — N.Z.B.N, Meual, blue and'. ted star, I.A. Watson on back. Under please return to Soldiers' Memorial Hospital, Hastings. ANIMALS, POULTBY, Etc. TVTANTED — Home for fortnight (with remuneration) for quiet Alsatian Dog. Apply for address at 107 HeraldTribune, Hastings. WANTED TO PURCHASE VYANTED TO PURCHASE— -An "unlimited quantity of good used furniture, large or small quantities, best market rates. A. B. Eames and Co., Ltd., Napier. WANTED — 2000 to 5000 Bricks, cleaned or otherwise. Quote best price to "Cash," Herald-Tribune, Napier, WANTED TO BUY — 4-furrow Plough, Scrap Metal at highest prices, Anvil, Air Coaipressor, Hand Concrete Mixer. H.B. Machinery Ex- : change, 406 Karamu Road, Hastings. GCRAP COPPER, BRASS, Gunmetai, Aluminium, Lead, Zine, used Batteries, Battery Plates, Cast Iron, Rags, Bones, Tallow, Super Saeks, Bottle, etc. Highest prices at Hast ings Bottle Exchange, Queen Street E., Hastings. ; A LL our White Kid and Suede Stock now 11/6; Sports Shoes, 2/6. De Luxe Shoe Store, Hastings. ipRACTICE the new Domestic Economy: Perfeet Fruit and Vegetable Preservation. Complete Outfits on sale at Harvey's, the Hardware Merchants, Russell Street^ Hastings# > — —
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Hawke's Bay Herald-Tribune, Issue 28, 17 February 1937, Page 1
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