situations vaoant TyANTED. — Smaxt youth. Night work. Apply Tip Top Milk Bar. TyANTED.- — Smart Probationer Wait-? ress immediately. Ritz Tea Rooms, TyANTED. — Waitress for restaurant* Wages £2 and koep. Ring 194M Waipukurau. yt/ANTED. — Junior Girl Shop .Assistant. Permanent position. to suitable applicant. Apply Foster Brool^ Bookselier," Hastings. * M y/ANTED. — Experienced Taxi Driver. References. Write 726, Herald-Tribune, Hastings.' WANTED.— Boy 16-17 help milk few. cows -and do milk xun; good home for suitable boy. Apply 714, HerafcL Tribune, Hastings. 0HEF or 2nd "wanted immediatelyji Pacific Hotel, "Hastings. "yyANTED.-— Manager -for Ice Cream, Confebtionory and Soft Drink . business. Liberal salary and shar© oi profits. Preference given to man ablej to put capital into the business.- Writ| 724 Herald-Tribune, Hastings. CHAUFFEUR-GARDENER. ' A PPLIOATIONS are invited for tho position of CHAUFFEUR-QARs DENER near .vicinity Hastings. *Pei?i manent position. References required^ Apply Williams & • KettlJ% LtdStock Department, Hastings, TTASTINGS LABOUR BURRAUi WANTS. ■ — Chef, , Waitress, Kit* chenma'id; Wardsmadds (hotels,\institw tions); Cook and Housemaid, ParlouiN maids; Cook Generals; Housekeeperj Girls; Married Couple; Cowmaa Gai-? dener; * Shepherds; Faxmhandsj Cow boys; Machiue Milker; Station Cook-f baker; etc, • * YyANTED AY ONCE. — Married . Couple; Cowman-Gardener, wifo cook for' men; Cook & Housemaid together; Cook-gexxerals; Cook-laundresf ses; Housemaids, town & country; temp, Cook; 2nd_ Laundress, hotel; 3rd laundress, institution; Housekeeper; Lady Help; Housemaid Waitress; Hotel Port-' er; Cowboys; Man,' ' Caretaker for Homestead for two - weeks. ' Central Bureau, Queen Street, Hastings. situations wanted. 0APABLE .Housekeeper seeks posi-? tion ih good .home; sole charge, Write 728,. Herald-Tribune, Hastings. ' YyANTED by. iUtelligent young man, — •Temporary work." Write ' ' X.Y .Z., - Herald-Tribune, • Napier. YyANTED. — .Concreting Patbs, Dips, Swimming Baths; Brickwork, Plastering, Tiling or Tar-sealing. Lowest prices. Ring Lancaster, 3874, Hastings. ■ " - „ lost & found T^QST.— s£ Aubyn Street between Tomoana Rd and "McLean St. at approximately ' 5.30 " p.m. yesterday : Morris 8 Spare Wheel complete. Would finder kindly ring 3326 Hastings. * T OST. — Last Wednesday evening: Young Tabby Cat from King St, S. Reward. Apply 727, Herald-Trib-i une; Hastings, "for, address. i ; -■ J^O ST. — A light brown coloured sheep dog, pricked ears, vioinity Pukai hu. Finder please ring 236 Hastings. y^OST. — Haumoana Beach Simday. Pair Spectacles. Finder please leave .724. Herald-Tribune. Reward." y OST.— : A Long-haired Bringle Sheep Dog. Answers to the name Tim. Collar H.B.C. 307. Reward 706 Methuen Street, Hastings or 'phone 2059, y^OST— Black and White quick eated bitch, ( Jpy). Finder please rihg B. Williams, Elsthorpe. Reward. J^OST.— From Raupare, one Large Red Dairy Cow. Reward. "Ring Trotter, 6275, Hastings. . ' •.
WANTED TO.RRNT QR LEASE. YyANTED. — Beach- Gottsfge during two weeks of school holidays, Write- 732, Herald-Tribune, Hastings. YyANTED, at Haumoana.— Small furnished Cottage ' from about 18th December for 3 ' weeks, Write 731, Herald-Tribune, Hastings. . YyANTED. — House at Waimarama Beach about Jan. 14. Write 730, Herald-Tribune, Hastings. "TyANTED for superior Tenant.— Furnished House, Havelock or outslrirts Hastings, long or short term. Advise F. C. Wilkinson, "The Live Agent," Queen Street, Hastings. YyANTED TO RENT. — House, 4 dr 5 rooms, central and reasonable, good tenants, couple. Apply 721, Her-ald-Tribune, Hastings. YyANTED TO RENT.— In Hastings, 3 or 4-roomed unfurnished flat or house. "Permanent," 698, HeraldTribune Ofiice. YyANTED, — 5 or 6-roomed Bungalow, good locality Hastings, December or early January. Write "Reliable Tenant," 700, Herald-Tribune, , Hastings. THE LEADING CYCLE AND ACCESSORY SHOP. Heretaunga Street : Hastinga (Claude Cash, Manager). The sort of people that repd this ' paper are the people who eome, to us armcd with the conviction that they will be treated deeently even if they onlv spend a few pence. JAPAN AND CHINA. No! We- can't solve this present problein, bufc [your present, (gift) problem can bo [solved, at Cooper's Gift House£
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Hawke's Bay Herald-Tribune, Volume 81, Issue 57, 30 November 1937, Page 1
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