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SITUATIONS VACANT B O O T TRADE. Bench Hands; good wages; constant work. JEFFRIES AXD CO., Airedale Street. g°Y WANTED TO SELL PAPERS, Evening Train. Apply, PUBLISHER, THE SUN. SITUATIONS WANTED. ROUNDS Laid Off, Footpaths, con* °r tar and sanding; Stone Phone b 2O-521 EX ° aVatlnS '~ P ' de Loree - G XJLMbIirCHIIMO, Buttons, Pinking, Evening Wear, Fancy Designs. Orders promptly executed.—Greer Scott, 73 City Chambers. OTOR-Driver wants position to drive car; 8 years’ experience.—Ivan John Pervano, 24 Prospect Terrace. PAINTER -Paperhanger, for best work and lowest prices, by practical tradesman.—Apply Box 1522, G.P.0., Auckland. SALESMAN, good, reliable, wants position in Seed and Grain Warehouse; 14 years’ experience.—Write A, 1794, The LOST PROPERTY T OST, by widow, Purse containing A-i money, papers, and keys, between Pitt St. and Oxford St.—Reward on returnirg to 17 Grundy St., Newton. S Rooms, V LTTCA.SE, addressed Duncan Wallace.—Return Princess Dining St. Reward. FA RTN ERSHI PS AND FINANCIAL

Buttonholes of artificial flowers, now so popular in England, are growing larger; at least as many as 150 violets may go to the making of one posy. James Stanley, a Wigan, England, mineworker, has invented a safety device to prevent tubs conveying coal underground in collieries from running away.