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New Zealand Times, Volume LIII, Issue 12623, 7 December 1926, Page 1

SITUATIONS VACANT RANTED —A good Carpenter. Apply C. Quinn, Khandallah, or ring 18-521. T ADY Canvassers, with nursing experi*V i enee preferred, can obtain good lines at 152, Riddiford street, Newtown. Urgent. 171 STAR Registry Office, 268, Lambton quay, Established 21 years, specialises in Supplying the Demands of Fatniers. 'Rhone 42-944. TAR Registry, 268, Quay. ■’Phone 42-944. Wanted Qualified Male Teacher (credentials). STAR Registry, 268, Quay. 'Phone 42-944. Wanted—Land Girl, Married Couples (stations). Gardeners, Assist-ant-Gardeners, Machino Milkers, Cowmen. Youths (farms). STAR Registry, 268, Quay. 'Phone 42-944. Wanted Reliable Housekeepers (widowers, children), Nurses, Wardsmaids, Maids (institutions), second Cooks, Cooke (urgently), Experienced Hotel, Tearoom Waitresses, Relievers, Kitchenworoen, Generals (hotels). TAR Registry, 268, Quay. 'Phone 42-944. Wanted Parlourmaids, Cook-Laundresses and Houseparlourmaids (together), Refined Domestics, Daily Workers, Female Cook (tourist house). STAR Registry, 268, Quay. 'Phone 42-944. Disengaged—Scrub Cutters, Fencers, Married, Single Ploughmen, Farm Hands, Competent iHotel Chefs, Kitchenmen (relieve workers). Registry, 208, Lambton quay. opposite Kirkcaldie and Stains. ’Phone 43-44)5, the Farmers' and City Labour Bureau. Wanted: Married Cowman-Gardener; wife, cook-general, .£165; references. jOCOTTISH Registry, 208, Lambton quay. opposite Kirkcaldie and Stains. 'Phone 43-405. Wanted: Machine Milkers, Cow Boys, Cadet (farm). Machinei Shearer, Cooks (institutions). Waitress ! (country hotel), fare paid . SCOTTISH Registry, 208, Lambton quay opposite Kirkcaldie and Stains. 'Phone 43-405. Wanted: Waitresses (Pal* , mcreton), Cook-Housekeeper (1 lady), 355, 1 references; Cook and Housemaid (Hanmer Springs), interview arranged. 1 SCOTTISH Registry, 208, Lambton quay opposite Kirkcaldie and Stains. 'Phone 43-405. Wanted: Lady-helps, Nurses, Refined Domestics (town and country), Cook-General, with child (country),; Farmhands, 2 Youths (farm, country). Cook and Housemaid, together (stations); House-Parlourmaids and 100 others. BOARD r AND RESIDENCE WHERE SHALL I GO ON HY HOLIDAYS? WHY to Rangiuru House, Otaki, where you will be delighted with the beautiful surroundings, comfortable rooms, and excellent cuisine. Yon can go boating, fishing, or tennising, and there is also a spacious dancing room. So write at'■once to the Proprietor, Box 14, or Telephone 158, Otaki. ANTED —Board and Residence by ’ Young Man, vicinity KelburnYoun c Wadestown office Man, vicinity KelburnApply A 644,. care “Times" 175 HOTEL ARGONNE.—Entirely under new management. .* Vacandte for casual ~guests; permanents by arrangement- Tariff, 10s 6d T> UTLAND PRIV ATE HOTEL, Do minion avenue, one minute walk G-P.O. Casuals 10s 6d peT day. • Permanents by arrangement. W. Barry Smith, Proprietor. 'Phone 40-910 . THE RITZ, 290. Willis Street: Now Open to receive Guests,. Commercial Travellers. Casuals' Exclusive aoeomjnodation. Double and Sing?e BedSitting Rooms, with breakfast travj lounge Hot friths, etc. 'Phone 20-779, ARAHIWI, 67. Abel Smith ■ street— Superior Board and Residence, excellent table; comfy rooms: hot baths; full board 35s per week* all meals, 255: dinner only, 10s per week. 415 Albemarle private hotel, so. Ghuzuee street, is well known as *be most comfortable in Wellington. Casuals 10s per day; permanents by arrangement. S. G Stacey, proprietor. 9MUIGRAVE STREET (opposite * Lambton station) Good Accommodation for Permanent and Casual Guests. Tariff. 7a 6d per dav. Permanents by arrangement \/\f AITA NGI, 58, Boulcott street. Va- * » caneies: double and single roomsf superior accommodation: terms mode* rate Tel. 41-682 571 SEVERAL good Freehold Hotels for Sale also 4 good leasee for sale; cash required, both instances, to .£9OO. these are the best offering. Apply. Chas. G. Rhimes 115. Lambton quay. MISCELLANEOUS HOLIDAYS IN HTJTT VALLEY. PICNICKERS- to the Hutt Valley are catered for by Sharpe's Safety Service. 'Buses leave opp. Lambton Station and Town Hall, Lower Hutt, quarter to every hour. DECEMBER. Special: 50 Permanent Hair-wiaving Ou/tfits (guaranteed), 25s each; ideal Manufacturing Company, Box 42, Foxton. 174 CHARACTER Reader. Advice, business, health. Fee 2s 6d. Send birth date, "Astra," Box 76, P.O. Wellesley street, Auckland. 82 MEAT. —Full weight guaranteed at the Busy Butchers, Symonds, the cheapest shop m town; gravy beef 4d, stewing chops 2jlb 1-s; Dripping 2jlb Is. KELLOW Bread made with milk, is delicious. Try some to-day MEAT. —Full weight guaranteed at the Busy Butchers, Symonds, the cheapest shop in town; gravy beef 4d, 6tewing chops 2£lb Is; Dripping 2|lb Is. KELLOW Bread ie not ordinary bread. Try some and see. XTRA Special This Week.—New Season's Veal, the best in town; Spring Lamb down again.* Symonds, the Busy L Butchers. Courtenay place and John st. KELLOW Bread is now made with milk. Unsurpassable flavour. 381 5 TpXTRA Special This Week.—New SetT- * Hd son's Veal, the best in town; Spring “ Lamb down again. Symonds, the Busy . Butchers. Courtenay place and John st. WANTED KNOWN Fashion and Quality in Boots and Clothing at M. DavisV New and Second-han<: Dealers, corner Jessie and Tarannk streets. ’Phone 21-208. M 1 EAT.—Special Prices This Week— Sides Mutton, fresh, 4Jd lb; forequarters MiK.con. 4Jd lb: Veal SteAks, 8d ; Sausages, 2*lb Is. Symonds, Busy Butchers, Courtenay place and John st. WE are Known for our Boot Repairs; second to none in the City. Also, bags. School Bags, Music Oases*. Straps. 1 Attache Cases. Travelling Trunk's, Kitetc. T. McDowell. 105. Manners 6treet. ► revt .Tn« Smith's. T.td MEAT. —Special Prices This Week.— Sides Mutton, fresh, 4sd lb; forequarters Mutton. 4ld lb: Veal Steaks. 8d; .Sausages, 2jlb Is. Symonds, Busy Butchers, Courtenay place and John st. MATRIMONIAL r \YATRIMONIAL.—Farmers, Business--1 ItJL men and Tradesmen wish the ac- * quaiptance of Ladies, view matrimony. ' Write or consult Manager, N.Z. PTOgres--5 sive Agency, 208, Lambton quay; 2 to 4 l daily, 7 to 8 Monday, Thursday, and Friday Evenings,