SITUATIOUS VACANT.' VyANTED— Girl for housework, 8.302.30, Sundays, free. Apply No. . 267, Herald-Tribune, Hastings. VyANTED— Capablo Generai Hoip for country,: 3* adults, all dutiosj wages 35/-. Write Mrs. G. H. Low4 Fernhill, ly ANTED— Good wages offercd for rcliable and capablo young woman for doincstic duties;.sleep out. 'Phone 2336, Hastings. "VyANTED — Strong Lad about 17 to • .18 years .for store work. Pormanent position. Apply f Dalgety and Co., Ltd., Hastings. ! yy ANTED: Position Housekeeper (17 years last place); country* preferred; full control. . Write, "Willing." 247, Herald-Tribune, Hastings. "Yy ANTED for Qiieenswood School— Experienced Cook; wages 35/-; sleep in. Eeferences essential. "yy ANTED — Intelligent Girl just left school to take messages, etc Ap- . ply Now Circle of Dressmaking, above Shaw's, Queen Street, Hastings. : Yy ANTED. — Gompanion help for country. Foup adults, no washing. Eegular day off and week-ends , ar« ranged. Write 239 Herafd-Tribune, Hastings. VyANTED— Two experienced Land Girls,' 20 years or over. Apply stating' wages (references requff&a), Matron, Woodford .House. Havelock NorthV • ' £10 WEEKLY. Energetie" Salesmen * Wanted for Hastings and district. Good workers, v can . easily^, earn this amount. Spiendid ihstant appeal tfo , motoSils. ymto quicMy to ^62, Herald-TriBtine, '^stings. . - . Ty ANTED— Mamed Couples; Jjar-. xied SKepherd; ,exp. SHepherd ; Fencer; Cpwboys; Station Hand;' Cook Laundross, 35/:; House-parloarmaid. 30/-; Cook Generals; Housekeepers; Head Waitress, Generai (kotete), etc. Hastings LaboUr Bureau, Eussell' St. y^ ANTED at once: Housekeeper, two adults; H.M. Waitress, Housekeeper, cbuntry, no objectio'n to child; Woman Cook; Cook-Lanndresses for Gisborne, Wairoa, Hastings, Havelock and countjry; Housemaids, country; Generals, -light positions in town. Waiting: Camp Cooks, Fencers etc.— Central Bureau, Queen Street, ingsSITUATIONS WANTED.. J KAPEBIENCED Pruner, Packer and Generai Orchard Worker wants work. Write, 258, Horald-Tribune, Hastings. • • jpoSITION Wanted by domesticated . . ' s. .young .lady, nursing experience; also able drive car. .Write 255, HeraldTribune, Hastings, *yy ANTED by " willing, able man— ' Digging, cleaning up, etc. 'Phone 5 3900, Hastings.* pOBlTION as. Shepherd-teamster by young man of good. address. State particulars to 66, Herald-Tribune, Havelock. - ' . yy ANTED— Work on farm, milk and •' plough. Apply by letter to 223, Herald-Tribune, .Hastings. ' yy ANTED: Painting, Paperhanging, etc. • Town or country, contraet or labour only, moderate charges. All" work guaranteed. Estimates free. Eing 4228, Hastings. * yy ANTED— 'Phono 2132, Mossman Bros.; Builders and Contractors> Hastings, for all classes of buildings, alterations and repairs. 'ipHONE MUSSON & MADDOX, Builders and Contractors, Hastings, about that new building, those alterations, or /any repairs. Estimates free. yy ANTED — Concreting Paths, Dips,. Swimnling Baths; Brickwork, Plastering, Tiling or Tar-sealing. Lowest prices. Eing Lancaster, 3874, Hastings. * LOST & FOUND. T^QST — Morris 8 Wheel painted aluminium, Dunlop tyro;- 10/- re- ' ward to finder.- Apply- No. 266, HeraidTribuno, Hastings. J^OST — Silver-niesh Evening Bag near ' . or in Municipal Theatre Monday evening. Apply 265, Herald-Tribune, Hastings. " . J^OST, Saturday, between Awanui Station ahd Hastings crank handJ ? for Austin. 12. Finder please ring 3981 Hastings. MARRIED PEOPLE tjAVE YOU A COPY of the "Husband and Wife's Hand book" by * Dr. H. Alcott (London), who expiains all intimate matiers clearly and con* eisely. CatalogUe - of hygienic appliances included free. ' Two booka posted in plain .Hvrapper for 1/- only (stamps or postal note). Send at once to Chemists' Supplies Co., Dept. H.B., P.O. Box 1178, Christchurch. "WE GUARANTEE TO RELIEVB CATARRII." fJlHAT'S the backing we g've to Katarol, the ioost powerfti relief* giving germicide for the eomfoTt of &Q catarrh sufferers. Katarol cuts through phlegm, congestion and cnisery. It« anaesthetic, deodorant and antiseptio properties make it extremely eificacioua for common eolds and nasal irritation^ 3/6 trial size, 5/- double size, froni Noel Wilson's Pharmaey and othe? chemists. . GRATEFUL THANKS FOR HARYEY'S TONIC. "I SUFF-^llIU from headaches, bilious attacks, nervousness and dys-' pepsia and am now & different woman." So writes. Mrs. B. Dwight, a gratefnl 'user of Harvey's Mineral Tonie, ''the spa in the jar." Harvey's, a perfect mineral and salt health food. Brings back natural action to the kidney s, tiver, stomach and bowels, 3/6 from ehemista "
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Hawke's Bay Herald-Tribune, Issue 139, 29 June 1937, Page 1
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