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Taranaki Daily News, 3 December 1926, Page 1

SITUATIONS VACANT. WANTED, Experienced Farm Hand; machines (electric power). Apply by letter, or personally, Thursday afternoon. Bates, Bell Block. e.w. yyANTED Known, the Position for Experienced Man advertised by S. E. Hawke, Tataraimaka, is filled. e.n. YyANTED, A Youth for General Farm Work. Apply “Dairy,” c/o News, d.w. YyANTED/ A Help to assist in household Duties and Plain Cooking. Apply News Office for address.. c.y. RANTED, Lad for farm work. Apply L. Poingdestre, Kaimiro. ’Phone, "Rahire.” c.w. yy ANTED Immediately, a Young Girl lor Housework (2 in family) and to assist in milking (machines). Apply L. D. Belton, Bqx_s,_Kaponga. b.w. yy ANTED, A Capable Domestic for the country; good home and no milking. Apply E. E. Harrop, Pihama. b.x. yy ANTED, Man for Milking and Farm Work; machines used. Apply A. Turner, Riverlea. b.w. yyANTED, Reliable Man for working digester and bone crushing plant. Must be able to slaughter. House available R. E. Williams, Kaponga. a.y. yyANTED, Housekeeper willing to help milk. One child no objection. Apply Daily News. b.x. HAWERA CO-OP. DAIRY FACTORY CO., LTD. yyANTED, Man for Cream Receiving Stage. Previous experience preferred. Apply to — THE MANAGER, Box 230, Hawera. TARANAKI HOSPITAL BOARD. yy/ ANTED, for Public Hospital, a Kitchen Hand (Male). Apply— MATRON. TARANAKI HOSPITAL BOARD. w ANTED, Relieving Kitchen Maid for Nurses' Home. Apply— MATRON, Hospital.

SITUATIONS WANTED. YyANTED, by energetic reliable man, Sharemilking, 60-80 cows. Apply, stating, terms, to “Worker,” Daily News. YOUNG Lady, refined, would like position as Housemaid; town or country. “E.C.,” This Office. yyANTED, Position, experienced Lorry or Car Driver. Permanent. Apply “A.M.A.” Daily News. c.w. TIMBER MERCHANTS, SAWMILLERS, JOINERY MANUFACTURERS, ETC. : EXECUTIVE OPEN FOR ENGAGEMENT 'J' HE services of an exceptionally competent manager of proved executive ability are available for any firm interested in the above. Commencing with a practical working knowledge of the timber trade this man has by exceptional ability held the managership of some of the most progressive concerns in the Dominion. His services have been called in more than once to save a company in financial straits and he has turned a heavily losing concern into one showing substantial profit. He has a knowledge, not only of the executive and practical parts of the business, but also of the sales department, and would make an exceptionally able sales organiser for any firm desirous of building up its connection. For personal reasons he desires to secure a position in the North Island and though he is receiving over £7OO a year from the South Island companj' of which he is now manager, he is prepared to accept a lesser salary than that in order to secure a footing in the North. His age is 39. Fuller particulars will bo supplied to inquiries addressed in writing to — “ACUMEN,” C/o McWhancll and Spanjer, Advertising Agents, 135 Hereford St., Christchurch. WANTED. yyANTED to Hire, Tennis Court, private family, Christmas and few weeks after. Write “Wimbledon,” c/o News, f.n. yyANTED to Hire, Concrete Mixer, not lees than 6ft capacity. Must have hoist and be in perfect order. Apply A.G. Whiting, Telephone 142, Elfham. c.x. yyANTED, Horse, for general farm work. Apply “Horse,” Dailj’ News. C.w. yyANTED to Buy, Fungus fur cast. Highest price given. H. Long Kee, opposite Post Office, Broadway, Stratford. LOST AND FOUND. gJTRAYED, from Fitzroy, November 30, Dark Jersey Cow', lame, in milk. Reward. Apply F. Copestake, Fitzroy. e.w. TF you don’t want an off-hand, haphazard value made of your furniture, employ Parker, the Furniture Auctioneer and Valuer. His opinion and advice is based on definite facts. GENERAL CARRYING NOTICE. yyE beg to announce we are now established in our depot at Waitara and goods of any description for delivery en route to Awakino will be promptly col leeted and dispatched. Our lorries leave New Plymouth almost daily for Mokau and Awakino and our special parcel and small goods service leaves Waitara at £ a.m. every Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday. Goods from New Plymuoth collected by our own lorries the day before dispatch. For information ’phone 976 New Plymouth and 160 Wait a to. WARREN 4 TREWEEK, General Carriers.