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Sun (Auckland), Volume I, Issue 293, 2 March 1928, Page 3

SITUATIONS VACANT CANVASSERS, N.Z. Wine, city and suburbs, good commissions.—Bray's Vineries, Ltd.. Sarfield St., Parnell. ALESMEN, experienced, exceptional prospects for keen business getters, small bond required.—Write immediately, D, 7724, The Sun. DOMESTICS WANTED \ “I REGISTRY, Palmerston Buildings. IA_L 46-491. Cooks, Waitresses, Domestics. Generals, Housekeepers, Helps, Cook-Generals. COOKS, Waitresses, Housekeeper (drive car), Domestics, Cook-Generals, Farm Hands.—Al Registry, 46-491 Palmerston Bidgs. SITUATIONS WANTED CHIMNEYS Swept, no dust guaranteed: 20 years’ experience.—Smith, 8 Northcote St., Grey Lynn. Phone 26-606. KEG. Midwife open for engagement, town or country—c/o 79 St. Andrew’s Rd. Phone 21-419. AGENCIES WANTED EVERITT and Courtney Business Organisers dnd Sales Specialists; Hellaby's Buildings, Queen St. LOST PROPERTY COIL of Wire, between Avondale and Mt. Albert; reward.—2l Milton Rd., off Dominion »Rd., or Phone 20-167. BOARD AND RESIDES OX \ CCOMMODATION. Ladies, share -irY. room, £1; Gent’s, from 255; good table; clean; city.—--Address at The Sun. BOARD offered Working Man; calif on t, washing, piano, convs.—l6l Symonds St., opp. Lyric. TOURISTS’ AND MOTORISTS’ GUIDE ————■ — v HENDERSON HENDERSON Motorists—Free! Free! Popularising Sharp’s Bush. Kauris, Bush Avenues, 7ft Tea- Tree, Bathing Pools. HENDERSON Motorists —Free! Free! Popularising Sharp’s Bush. Kauris, Bush Avenues, 7ft /Tea- Tree, Bathing Pools. _

STILL AT VARIANCE WAIHOU BRIDGE QUARREL At Wednesday evening’s meeting of the Te Aroha Borough Council, Mr. S. Jones, of the firm of Jones and Adams, engineers, Auckland, answered the allegations made by Mr. T. J. James, clerk of works for the Waihou River bridge, concerning neglect of the work in hand. Mr. Jones dealt with several questions raised by the clerk, when Mr. Carroll raised a point of order on the ground that there should be no discussion in the absence of Mr. James, who was ill. The Mayor, however, ordered Mr. Jones to proceed, and he did so, when he was again interrupted by another request to the Mayor to close the discussion. , __ The Mayor again refused, but Mr Jones agreed to reserve his defence until the clerk was able to attend a council meeting.

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