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SITUATIONS. WANTED, by respectable married woman, work, washing, day or halt day.. Apply 21 Union . street. WANTED, by reliable married man, position as porter, night porter or night watchman.—Write “498,’ “Standard.” WANTED, capable help to assist housework and plain cooking. Apply Airs W. G. Shannon (phone 8047). ; WANTED, sharemilking; 60 : 80 cows, by experienced married man.—Apply “Standard.” WANTED, by capable woman, washing or cleaning, work all day Monday. Address “Standard” 011ico._ WANTED, position as stud groom, by person thoroughly experienced with thoroughbreds. ' Write “501,” “Standard” Office. WANTED, position as waitress and housemaid, by two experienced girls (hotel). Write “497,” “Standard” Office. ■ WANTED position as lady help or light housework; town preferred. —Apply ’phone 5755 __ 0 USEKEEPER ’ S position wanted by middle-aged lady, to widower with children; all duties; references. — Write “499,” MARRIED man wants position on farm; mixed farm preferred, experienced general farm work; reference ; state particulars, wages, nature of work, cottage, etc., to “495.” “Standard.” WANTED, housemaid-sewingmaid, housemaid-laundress, two maids for kitchen. Secretary, Huntley School, Marton. WANTED, laundress-housemaid, 25s week ; kitchenmaid 25s. —Apply secretary, Huntley School, Marton. WANTED, housemaid, private house. Waiting engagements: Waitress, housemaid, cook, kitchenmaid.—Emma J ust, Main street. HOTEL STAFF AND GENERAL REGISTRY OFFICE. P.O. Box 15. Phone 6612. 329 Main Street (right opposite Devine’s Hotel). Experienced waitresses, housemaids, cooks, relieving maids, etc., etc., requiring jiositions in good class hotels please apply. Waiting engagement.—Couples for farms, porters, barmen, handy men, gardeners, etc., etc. jy/j-RS J. H. ANDERSON, Licensed Registry, Terrace End. Wanted.—Milkers, boys for farms, scrub cutters. Wanted.—Cooks, waitresses, relieving maids, laundresses lor hotels and boardinghouses, cooks, house-parlour-maids, generals, girls to assist, lady helps lor private houses (town and country).

"Wanted.—Married couples, £3 per week. Wanted. —Laundress, £2 week. Wanted.—Nurse-companion, £1 per week. Wanted.—By experienced gardener day work. MANAWATU COUNTY COUNCIL. NOTICE is hereby given that the Mannwatu County Council proposes to raise a Special Loan under ‘‘The Local Bodies Loans Act, 1913,”* and all other powers thereto enabling as follows: 1. The purpose of the Loan is (a) to provide the Council’s contribution under “The Main Highways Act, 1922,” and amendments thereto towards the construction or re-construc-tion of the main highways throughout the County of Manawatu and within No. 9 Highway District, as mentioned in the New Zealand Gazette dated 12th June, 1924, and (b) to provide the necessary plant and machinery for carrying out the said work of construction or re-construction of such main' highways aforesaid. 2. The sum proposed to be borrowed is:—.

(a) For main highway construction or re-construction 52,500 (b) For plant and machinery necessary to carry out the said work of construction or re-construction 7,500 £OO,OOO 3. It is proposed that the term of the loan shall be for a period of not more than thirty-six and a half years and that the rate of interest to be paid on the loan shall not exceed £5 10s per centum per annum plus a sinking fund of one per centum per annum. As security ior the loan it is proposed to make a special rate of thirteen thirtyseconds of a penny in the' pound upon all the rateable value (being the unimproved value) of all rateable property in.the County of Manawatu. 4. It is proposed to pay out of the loan moneys the cost of raising the loan and the interest and sinking fund for the first year. JAMES G. WILSON, Chairman. DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE. FARMERS’ FARM SCHOOL—WERAROA. rip HE Department of Agriculture is _i. conducting a Farmers’ Farm School at the Central Development Farm, Weraroa, from lltli to 16th May, 1925. lii order to avoid disappointment application for enrolment should be made by the 4th May. It is proposed that the course will comprise lectures and demonstrations of a practical nature given by Departmental experts and others on subjects of practical interest to thd farmer. Tbe following information is supplied for fanners desiring to enrol:— 1. Any bona lido farmer or farm worker is eligible for enrolment. 2. Accommodation charge for the five days is £2 ss, which is tho only charge involved. 3. Application for-enrolment, accompanied by the above fee, £2 ss, may be made to The Manager, Central Development Farm, Weraroa, or the Instructor in Agriculture, Palmerston North. 4. Enrolment of applicants will be strictly in order of application. W. J. McCULLOCH, Instructor in Agriculture. HAS your suit lost its new spruceness and looking the shabbier for wear. Let us make it new again—the cost will bo small and the job—well, we guarantee that. Costumes, hats, etc., get similar good treatment. — Nielsons’, dyers and cleaners, 297 Main street (phone 5353). gROADWAY“ i/ouugo for all frozen I delicacies