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LOST AND FOUND. LOST, Alsatian pup. light brindle, very timid. Anyone knowing whereabouts please ring 7485. llewaul. T OST, from abattoirs a redisli Jersey -Li motherfed calf, small V out of lelt ear.—Phone 6094. LOST, between Roy Street and Regent Theatre, wristlet watch, initials on hack. 30 Roy Street. Reward. QTRAYED from D.A.C. Mart, ThursU day, brown Spaniel dog, wearing Shannon collar. Finder ring ° 0 or leave at De Luxe Service Station. Reward. _ TO LET. 40 LET, to business lady, furnished room. Write 880 “Standard. UUR NISH ED room, twin beds busii- ness people. Address ‘ Standard. SITUATIONS WANTED, pnntrymaid-waitress to relieve for three weeks. Apply Denbigh Hotel, Feilding. GARDENS laid out artistically at seasonable price. Enquiries solicit Arl A rdeo * n . * WANTED house parlourmaid. Easy place 30s week. References essential. Apply Women’s Call Bureau. ANTED girl for domestic duties, mornings only. Apply < 6 Stanley Avenue. WANTED domesticated middle-aged lady, all duties. Presbyterian preferred. Write 864, “Standard.” INTELLIGENT youth required for J- bacon factory, good opportunity for right applicant to learn trade. Apply Manager, Tiki Bacon Company, Monday, WANTED, stumping and clearing or swamp ploughing with Caterpillai tractor.—W. R. McKegg, Phone 6416, Palmerston North. WANTED, girl to assist in shop and kitchen, experience absolutely necessary. Apply Smith’s Smallgoods. IDOW would like position for boy, aged 15, any class of work. Write 870, “Standard.” WANTED, capable general Tor country home. Apply Mrs Job Harris, Sanson, Telephone 4, WANTED an experienced general 11 farmhand. Apnlv J. B. Bradley, farmhand. Apph ... ~ 3 .8., Feilding, telephone 346 K. WELLINGTON girl taking up resiVi dence in Palmerston North, 3 years’ experience, seeks position short-hand-typiste in legal office. Write 86S, “Standard.” imam. . INTED woman for liglit household duties, sleep in. Address “StanmANTED office girl, experienced ii double entry bookkeeping. W £2 15s to commence. Write 874 lard.” ages St a n--17ANTED painter and paperhanger, ii for about a fortnight. Address ‘Standard.” 17 ANTED experienced pantrymaidii waitress. Apply Royal Hotel. [UNIOR shorthand-typiste required, J age not more than 17. Apply peronally on Monday between 10 a.m. .lid 12 noon, to the Manager, Electro'ix, Ltd., 254 Cuba Street, Palmerton North. V M. ROSS Co.. Ltd., require an J . experienced assistant for millmry workroom. . TUDENT Teacher in Commercial Subjects, Palmerston North Techcal School. Applications, closing with e Principal on 4th February will he ceived for the above position. Apphnts must have passed at least the hool Certificate Examination. IS YOUR EDUCATION WEAK ? \RULEIGH’S personal-correspond- ) ence coaching can help you. ath emetics, languages, English, lychology. History, all examinations, iccess guaranteed. 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