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Manawatu Times, Volume 69, Issue 52, 4 March 1944, Page 8

im J. C. HUTTON (N.z.) LTD. ■RUYEES OF PRIME BACONEHS, CHOPPERS AND POBKEES. S. Biggins, Phone 5425, P.N. It. Webb, Phone 8575, P.N. J. McDowell, Phono 0535, P.N. A. G. Tattle, McLean St., Woodville. SWAN BACON LOST AND FOUND T OST black Egyptian purse, Thursday - LJ ,night. Howard. Address “Times” Office. T'UBQUOISE ring, surrounded by x small diamond halt hoop, February 7th. Howard. —Commercial Bank. T OST between P.D.C. and Hooper’s Buildings, Thursday, oblong silver wristlet watch. Reward on returning to Hales Walker, Chemist. T OST on Wednesday evening between Cook St. and Maxwell’s Line, a sum of money in £5 . notes. Eeward. Address at “Times’’ Office. T OST.—Mr. C. Cross has left £1 reward at the -Automobile Association Office, Palmerston North, for anyone finding a car plate No. 38531, an A.A. metal badge, tourist badge and plate holder. SITUATIONS WANTED TyTARKIED man wants good wages, A cottage and conditions in return j for capable services on slieep farm.— , Phone 5093, Palmerston North. •'pWO Land-girls require position sheep ! farm, Palmerston North district. One - years’ general farm experience. One inexperienced. Write “ Landgirls,’ ’ “ Times" Office. CATERPILLAR tractor with bulldozer available for dam-making, stumping and levelling, etc., also drainploughing and all agriculture work.— Phone 8205. plastering, cattle-stops constructed, plastered houses recoloured, estimates given, town or country.—Phone evenings 8190. SITUATIONS VACANT motor mechanic for Palniv erston North. Apply Box 67, Palmerston North. ANTED, a companion-help for Napier; pleasant home; household of one. Apply i 1 42, ’’ “ Times’ , Office, Pahiatua. WAN T E D QFFICE RECEPTIONIST. HOTEL IMPERIAL. GARAGE ATTENDANT. A PPLICATIOXS are invited up till noon on Monday, March 13tli, for the jmsition of Garage Attendant and Cleaner, P.W.D. Garage, Cook Street, Palmerston North. Full particulars at P.W.D. Office, Cook Street. Postal Address: P.O. Box 606, Palmerston North. CAPABLE MAN REQUIRED FOR CLERICAL WORK. WANTED for busy country town, man capable of taking charge of office and attending to storeman’s duties as required. Clerical experience and knowledge of seeds, grain, etc., necessary. Apply by letter stating ago, experience and enclosing COPIES ONLY of testimonials to: ‘ • Clerical, ’ ’ Care CHARLES HAINES ADVERTISING AGENCY, Wellington. TARARUA ELECTRIC TOWER , BOARD. A PPLICATIOXS are invited from persons who hold, or who are able to obtain a motor-driver’s license, for a war-time appointment as meter reader. As there arc certain limes in each mouth when there is no meter reading 1o be done, the successful applicant will bo required to carry out other work, so applicants should state what other, duties they arc capable of performing. | Applications from persons with some electrical or mechanical experience will be particularly welcome. The successful applicant can be employed at either Eketahuua or Pahia- i tua. Applications, personal or written, close at 12 noon on Monday, March 6th, 1944. ‘ . i P.O. Box 16, Pahiatua. HOUSES FOR SALE gITUATED Terrace End, modern roughcast bungalow, ornamental ceilings, plaster walls, electric range, open lire, gas lire; garage. £7OO Govt, mortgage. £.1400; early possession.— Butler and Co., George street. li ACRES IN VICTORIA AVENUE. T-TOUSE of Eight Rooms, all conveniences. Large frontage which could be sold. House is ideal for flats. Price £1650. L. G. RIEGER, 16 Eangitikei St., Palmerston North, j IDEAL FAEM~ OK ACRES near Palmerston North, with good modern bungalow, all electric, septic tank sewerage, cowshed, light and power on, workshop, garage, now milking 16 cows; will run 18 cows land bull. Owners retiring and will sell whole'as a going concern for £3200. Cash about £I6OO, possession arranged to suit buyer. (No. 64,C.) 200 ACRES (40 easy hill, balance undulating and flat)., about 160 acres ploughable when stumped, has been very heavy bush country; good buildings, woolshed, cowshed, garage, storeroom, yards and dip. This land is suitable for dairying at a later date. Owner has had a breakdown in health and •frill give good terms to a practical farmer. (Farm is now carrying two sheep per acre). Price £l4 per acre. (No. 66,P.) LEVIN, 10 acres, L.T.P., ground rent £2 4/- per annum, good buildings, high pressure water, electric light, and power, possession empty. Price £ISSO; terms arranged. (No. 71,P.) INVESTMENT: Large house converted into two self-contained flats. Weekly rents £2 2/6, not far from Square. Price £950. (No. 334,5.) EMPTY POSSESSION 4-roomecl Bungalow; bathroom, porcelain bath and basin; new electric range. Price £1050; cash £4OO. North side. (Sole Agent). NEW ZEALAND LAND AGENCY, 40 George Street (Mayfair Theatre Building). Telephones: Office 7111; Private 7115. Hales-Manager: Harry Hall.