SITUATIONS VACANT & WANTED. JOURNALISM. A VACANCY OCCURS in the staff of the Herald-Tribune for a Youth desiring to take -up- journalism ap- n career. Apply in first instance, by letter enclosing school and gersonal references to — THE EDITOR, "Hawke's Bay. Herald-Tribune." YyANTED — Housekeeper for bachelor . and mother." Preference if able drive car. Box 16, Otane. YyANTED.— Girl for light household duties; ' temporary or permanent position, sleep out. Apply 717 G.rays Road, Hastings. . . . • "YyANTED. — ' Strong Boy. Hollead'i. Fruit Shop. Yy ANTED — rMan to milk, garden do odd jobs. ! Apply O. Nelson^ Ring 2272, .Hastings. # "YyANTED — An experienced Bench.^ man: E. Ware and Son, 'Phone 2966, Hastings. y^EADING Life Office requires vassqr Collector for ' Hastings ditw trict, age 23-30. "Energetic," Heraldt Tribune, Napier. "YyANTED — Lady Help; wages £1 pen week. Ring 2302, Hastings.^ YyANTED — Good. .Statiop Cook. Ap^ ply Williams. and Kettle, Ltd,'a Produce Dept., Hastings. YyANTED.-^-Capable Cook Generalg Havelock North, 2 adoltls, 2 ehild^ ren. Ring -3414, Mrs Longstaff, aftef 6 p.m. / , > ' • YyANTED.— Smart boy, aged 15-17^ for orchard work. Permanent sition if applicant proves suitable. Lloyd Br.bs , St.' George'e Road. YyANTED— Lady. Help for Waipawa district, good home and reasonable duties only. Write 574, Herald-Tribi une, Hastings. , , ' YyANTED — Capable woman ixnt, housework' fhree morninge • week. Apply • evenin'gs, 301 Gray'a Rbad, Hastings. , • TTASTINGS LABOUR- BUREAU WANTS — Scrubcutters; Billy, Boy| Eouseabout; experienced Fencer;. Rab•biter; Cpwboys; , .Cqqksj . Housemaids',; Generals; Girls; Second CoOk (tourist hotel) ; Shepherd; House-Parlonrmaid;. etc. , . j . ' . YyANTED— Experienced Single Gari dener, all branches, references et' sential; wages 42/6. * APPty Hastinga •Labour Bureau. ' YyANTED — Cook-Generals; House-i maids; Companion-Heip, soma knowledge . book-keeping; Cooks, pr4 res.; Cook and : Housemaids, institu-' tion; Waitress. and. H.-Maid, hotel; Housekeeper for young gentleman, country; exp. Shepherd, 3-4 dogs; Cowboys, good wages. - CENTRAL BUREAU, Queen Street, Hastings. YyANTED.— Block- of»land for rabHt ing by experienced rabbiters. All gear found. Write. 581 HeTald-Tribun»4 Hastings. "YyANTED — ^Position , general iaim hand, experienced. Apply "Hand#'* Herald-Tribune, Napier. YyANTED — Dressmaking by ^Se . day; 10/- day. Write 579, HeraldTribune, Hastings.
TJUTCHER Wants Position. Able to kill and drive. Apply "Butcher," Herald-Tribune, Napier. YyANTED — Position as shepherd by young man, 4 years experience, 3 good dogs; state wages. Write 559, ' Herald-Tribune, Hastings. ' ; YyANTED — Concreting Paths, Dips, * Swimming Baths; Brickwork, Plastering, Tiling, or Tar-sealing. Lowest prices. Ring Lancaster, 3874, Hastings, YyANTED— 'Phone 2132, Mossman Bros., Builders and Contractors, Hastings, for all classes of buildings, alterations and repairs. 'pHONE MUSSON & MADDOX, Builders and ContractOrs, Hastings, about that new building, those alterations, or any repairs. Estimates free. LOST & FOUND. T OST. — Vicinity Te Mata, two ewes, marked blue on back. Reward. Herald-Tribune, Havelock. CST. — On Easter Monday at Waipukurau races: Navy blue woollen material coat. £1 reward on returniiig to Mrs Fryer, Railway Road, Hastings, Phone 2213. pOST yesterday — Small black Wallet containing notes and few odd papers. Substantial reward on returning to Lockyer's, Ltd., Hastings. WANTED TO PURCHASE "YyANTED — Right Fronf Mudguard, New Beauty. Apply Fear Bros., Queen Street East, Hastings. A NVIL, Lathe, Chain-Blocks, Motors, Scrap Metal, Snatch Blocks, Farm. Implements. H.B. Machinery Exchange, 406 Karamu Road, Hastings. YyE' ARE BUYERS of used Furniture etc., in any quantity and will al , any time submit an offer for the complete contents of your home. Terms of purchase: Cash on or before delivery* A. B. Eames and Co. Ltd., Napier. i^CEAP COPPER, BRASS, Gunmetai, Aluminium, Lead Zinc, used Batteries, Battery Plates, Cast Iron, Rags, Bones, Tallow, Supqr Sacks,. Bottjes, etc. Highest prices at Hast- x ings Bottle Exchange, Queen Street E., Hastings. RHEUMATIC GOUT RELIEVED "T COULD NOT WALK or wear boots," writes a North Auckland man, "but to-day I am properly eured, thanks to your RUMACAPS." By dissolving uric acid crystals Eumacaps brings permanent relief from all rheumatic complaints. Money-back guaran-* fjga SJ&, Farpaers*
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Hawke's Bay Herald-Tribune, Issue 74, 14 April 1937, Page 1
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