SITUATIONS VAOANT "VyANTED for our Office — Young w6ll educated boy with bicyele, as junior assistant.— H. A. Mossman & Coy. "^yANTED — Experienced ' "Housemaid^ waitress. Apply Carlton HoteL Hastings. - YOUTH for orchard work. Permanent position to suitable applicant. Ap* ply Cook, St. George's Road. QHEF; Second; Housemaid-waitressJ Pantrymaid-waitress, etc., hotels (tourist and local). — ^Hastings Laboui; Bureau, Russell Street, Hastings. yjJTANTED for ' ' Hat Box " — Junior Saies under 18 years; no experit ence. Apply "Hat Box," 218 Here* taunga Street, Hastings. VyANTED — Young Girl for shop5* knowledge oi" books preferred, State age and experience to 511, Hew ald-Tribune, Hastings. "VyANTED — Two Boys for gardei work. Apply E. Gillson, Eaton Road, Hastings. "YyANTED — Daily. Domestic Help, t a.m.-4 p.m,, Sundays free, small adult family. Ring 3323 Hastings, 6-7/ P-m- ( VyANTED — Man or Youth for sheejj farm. Own dogs. Apply Murrayv Roberts & Co., Ltd., Hastings. WANTED — Competent Cook-General for country, wages £2; 6r willing| strong girl, wages 25/-. Apply witk references to Mrs. Spencer" Speedyi Pipibank, Herbertville. ' . yyANTED — General, adult household 3, electric conveniences, reference^ Wages £1. Apply Mrs. J, L, Mastcrson'Phone 2317 Hastings. \yAN TED — Thoroughly clean cap* able person to take charge sma3| home. Write 495, Herald-Tribunew Hastings. " " WANTED — Capable' Christian Wq* man take charge gpod home, tw( children. Age, etc., to 496, Herald-Trw bune, Hastings. ' \ "yyANTED— -Capable Girl for . hougo* " _ work, good wages, Apply 60^ Ellison Road, Hastings. VyANTED for Country* — House* keeper, cook for - 3 * inen, Apply stating wages, 'PhOhe 6893 Hastings^ or write Private Bag, Havelock North, VyANTED— -Capable Youth, milk and Garden. Apply J. H. MacNivexu Haumoana, 'Phone 6964. YyANTED — A Housemaid; referencej required.- Apply Mrs. H. V. Hoad* ley, Pakowhai Road, Hastings. jpS™GS LABOUR BUREAU. WANTS — Ploughman, 60/-; Shepi herds, 60/-; Married Couple, £4; Traetor Ploughman j Rabbiter, £4 and found"; Married" Couple, own cottage, wife "no duties; Youth, farm workj Cowboys; Generals; Housemaids; Parlourm'aids; Girls. YyANTED— Shepherds (4), single, £3; Man, dairy farm; M. Couple$| Hotel Chef, woman; First and Second Cooks, female, also H.-Maids, for Tour# ist Hotels; Hotel Generals; Pantry* maids; Nursing H.-Maid; N.-Gover« ness; Cook-G., 35/-; exp. H.-Maids; Lady Help; 2 Housekeepers, own mist.
ress; uook and H-Maid, together. — • CENTRAL BUREAU, Queen St.; Hast* iDgS- | SITUATIONS WANTED. v Y0UNG Lady (20), smart, businesslike, would like position in shop or showroom. Apply 501, Herald-Trib-une, Hastings. jpiRST CLASS GANG of 6 Shearers and Shedhands want shed immediately. Write 474, Herald-Tribune. Hastings. * * J^ET US LOOK OVER YOUR HOM& Write Musson and Maddox, Build« ers, Hastings. Specialists in alterationa and additions. Plans and Esticnateg prepared. YyANTED. Concreting Paths, Dipa Swimming Baths; Brickwork, Plastering, Tiling or Tar-sealing, Lowest prices. Ring Lancaster, 3874, Hastings. JJAY SWEEPING, BALING-%-Makes good hay better. Paddock baling properly done preserves leaves, enhances value of hay, more economical feeding and handling, and occupiea less storage. We "Cut to in the bales" any crop, contract or shares. LANGLEY 'S — 'Phone 2924, LOST St FOUND J^OST Strayed from my property, Argyll, Waipawa: Five fat Dairy Cows and one light coloured Jersey Steer. Anybody knowing whereabouts kindly communicate with 61K Wai* pawa. J^OST, Saturday night between Hastings and Havelock N. — A Navy Kid Glove. Reward. 'Phone 2867 Hastings. J^OST — Brown Attache Case with money, order file and correspondence on Saturday, 30th November. Reward. Apply 508, Herald-Tribune, Hastings. WANTED TO PURCHASE YyANTED TO PURCHASE— Power Grinding Mill; Anvil; Vyces; Shearing Plant Parts; Piping; Scrap Metal; Prestolite Cylinders. — H.B. Machinery Exchange, 406 Karamu Road, Hastings. J^JOKAP (JOPPER, BRASS, GuiiUiolul, Aluminium, Lead, Zinc, used Bat« teries, Battery Plates, Cast Iron, Kags, Bones, Tallow, Super Sacks, Bottles, etc. Highest prices at Hastings Bottle Exchange, Queen Street E., Hastings. JJEW ENGLISH PIANO. A rara bargain at £59. Give your chfld a chance by learning on a good-toned piano. » Deposit £6 and £3 6/8 pe?j montli.^-^B.e.wley 's Musie Stqre^ ~ • jq
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Hawke's Bay Herald-Tribune, Volume 81, Issue 34, 3 November 1937, Page 1
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