Page 4 Advertisements Column 2

Hauraki Plains Gazette, Volume XXXIII, Issue 4392, 20 March 1922, Page 4

| For Sale | A X t IN GEORGE STREET, PAEROA, | £ X I FOB <£3o (thirty pounds) CASH. | i Handy Little Residence Site f With a frontage of 19 ft. Gin. to George St. | I by 110 ft. deep. * This property is situated within two minutes ❖ $ walk from the Bailway Station. ❖ ? . £ t Area: 20 perches. Title Land Transfer. J I' ' I A * <♦ For further particulars apply direct to — f $ W. M. CULLEN, Belmont Road, Paeroa. | | phone 4i

The Kerepeehi Sports Association,

by advertisement in another column, invites tenders for catering at their sports on Easter Monday. Future historians may be interested in the following advertisement from a'Somerset paper as an indication of what is expected of or tolerated in the modern domestic: Young lady required as second chambermaid, 16 to .18, Experience not necessary if quiet and willing to work. Good home and wages offered (reasonable outings). Silk stockings and slhort skirts not objected to. Nonsmoker preferred. Apply Housekeeper, George Hotel, Frome. The proprietor of the hotel, discussing the advertisement with a “Daily Mail” reporter, said : ‘<We don’t want to put any obstacle in the way of securing a. good servant. I- don’t even make it a condition tfhat the girl shall not smoke.” “There may be a few old-fashioned mistresses here and -there who would ‘lecture’ a girl about wearing silk (or so. called silk) stockings, hut most of them would consider that this little vanity was the lightest fault in a modern servant,” said a registry office keeper. “The other morning I saw a ’general’ in silk stockings and- high’-heel-shoes washing down the steps of a most sedate suburban villa. Smoking is another matter,. I have not yet come across a case of a domestic servant insisting on her right! to smoke in the house.”

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Fresh tenders are called for ths buildings of a post office at Ngatea. SUFFERED FOR YEARS. Mrs R. H. Linwood, Christchurch, says she is delighted with the Zana Double Absorption Treatment for Piles. She was a sufferer for years from protruding Piles, and nas found nothing to equal “Zann” for giving instant relief. She strongly recommends it, A Booklet fully describing this wonderful remedy, will be sent on receipt of three penny stamps. Money refunded if not satisfied with Zann treatment. Address, the Zann Proprietary, Box 952 Wellington.

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