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wanted/ WANTED, by .young girl.— Position in shop. Write "16," this Office. WANTED. — Housemaid- Waitress; start Monday. Apply Empire Hotel. WANTED.— 2 Girl Assistants, 15 to 18, for large retail shop, Napier. James P. Thomson, Agent. WANTED, immediately.— Cook-Gen-eral, 35/-, House-Parlour Maid, 30/-, for one month (Havelock North) ; experienced Waitress, good Second Cook (town), Relieving Maid. Sun Registry. WANTED.— Plumber for few days/ connect water to paddocks. Cropp, Miller Road. . Havelock North. WANTED- — Refined Woman as Housekeeper, small adult family, at Hastings. Write, immediately, "Housekeeper," Daily Telegraph. Hastings. WANTED— Reliable Girl, take charge two children four afternoons a week. 'Phone 2722. WANTED.— Clean, motherly lady to look after little boy (4£ years), where only one child kept; elderly lady preferred. Write "Child," this office. WANTED. — Housemaid and Kitchenmaid (institution), Housemaid ahd Laundress (station), Generals (town and country), experienced Waitress and good Second Cook (town). Sun Registry. WANTED.—. Harry Powell has opened a private Salon for ladies' hairdressing. Opposite 'Gaiety Theatre. WANTED.— You to have your feet seen to. Corns, ingrowing toenails carefully attended to at 40 Tennyson Street. W. H. Hildebrandt, Med. Masseur and Foot Specialist, telephone 3555. WANTED.— Yon to, plant a bed _ of Darwin Tulips for gorgeous Spring display; guaranteed flowering bulbs; 7/6 dozen. ' A.- SIMMONDS & CO.,. LTD. . Napier and Hastings. WANTED.— Harry Powell, "Lueille" Tqilet Salon, _ for permanent water and Marcel waving. . Opp, "Gaiety Theatre. WANTED.— A mixed choir is a collection of people, some of whom can sing and some can't. They will all be good singers if they wear Hannah's Kosy Slippers. Liquidation Sale now on. WANTED.— All the ladies to come and inspect our new season's goods. Better values than ever. Coats, Cardigans, Jumper Suits at unheard-of prices. Mrs Taylor, Murdoch's Buildings, Dalton Street, Napier. ■ WANTED.— Harry Poweli,. private saloon for gents ; expert work guaranteed. Opposite Gaiety. Theatre.. WANTED.— You to sow W-ipter Flowering Sweet Peas right away: separate colours or mixture; ,6d and V- per packet. - A. SIMMONDS - & CO., LTD.i' Napier and Hastings, ■ WANTED.T-Tennis players to " view, our stock of Racquets. Balls, Nets, Posts, Eye-shpd'es, e'tc. The. hest selection in the'district at- J: E. Eo?js & Co.'e. Napier. v { , WANTED.— Rents' and ' booic debts to collecl; income tax retnrns prenared: books written.ffp; loa'nS arranged. See 'Horaee * Bourgeois. • F.C.A., • Publio Secretary, etc., Government Life Buildings, opposite old P.O.. Napier. WANTED.— Anglers to kuow that we issue ' Taupo and Rotorua Fishing Licenses. • We are anglers' outfitters; try us for all tackle. J, R. Ross & Co., Napier.' * ' ' * •* ■ '• , WANTED Known.— Special Shoes at special prices. Wray's Footwear Sale. . " . r "VXTANTED Known.— W. Dodds moved * Y to new premises, Emerson Street. WANTED 'Known.— Real genuine reductipns in the latest designs of Footwear. Wray's. Emerson Street; BLYTHE'S Cardigans for, Boys, Navy/ Putty Camel/Brown, Putty-Brown, all sizes. Prices 9/6, 9/11. 10/6. A LL-ROUND Reductions in Boots and Shoes at sale commencing to-mor-row. Collister's (late Meban's), Port Ahuriri. , • "O HEUMATISM and kindred comJbAi plaints absolutely cured by Rheunerva, a tropical "health herb made like tea. A cupful each morning strengthens system and trebles energy. Free sample from C. L. Thomas, Chemist, Napier, and Woodward's Pharmacy, Hastings. J. W. ]\fANSFI?LDPAINTEE AND PAPERHANGER. • Next Te Awa Tearooms. Keen Prices given for all'classes of work. 74/g'AGENTO Experts. We are staffed, TtX equipped and qualified to carry out all magneto repairs." Alwa.rd & Bissell. JAMES BLACK & SON for everything in the Paint line. Yon can rely on the quality. We bny from the manu, facturers and give vou the benefit of low prices. " 1 rpARADALE' Vineyards (T. McDonald. X prop.) sell finp Old Port or assorted Wines. 40/- per case^ cif 1 dozen quarts. Free delivery, Napier or Hastings. 'Phone 23, Taradale. i^ilVE her Slippers for a present, or a pair of Queen Shoes. See windows. Wray's, Emerson Street. SPEND 8/6 on that Suit or Frock and it will become like new again. H.B. Dye Works. opp. ' Foresters' Hall. Dickens Street, 'phone 3066"OATTERIES of any make re-charged XS and repaired. Bring your batteries to experts. Alward & Bissell. QALVAGE SALE! A few lines still C5 left that must be cleared. T„ PLAYER. . Bookseller nnd Stationer, Hastings Street : Napier. A RCTIG Ice Cream delivered daily, Napier and Hastings. H.B. Frozen Supplies, 'phone 3659, Napier; 231. Hastings. QPLENDTD for ihe beach cottage.— A ^ Baby Moffat Electric Range. Distrihufora: Turnbull & Jones. 'phone 2999 "VTO watch can give such perfect time1^1 keeping service as one wliich is sealed against every outside influence. Get a waterproof Rolex Oyster from Reg. Godart, Bryant's Buildings. , ^ 1 1 , i BIG reductions in Toilet and Fancy ! Gqods. eto., at Maney's Pharmacv. i Tt will pnv you to pive us a call. Sell- 1 ing at bargain prices will save us the ■ trouble of tnoving large stocks. fTlHE best cold luncheon in the DoX . minionl . This is the verdict of a 1 visitor to Hobson St Co.VSoda Fountain-

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Daily Telegraph (Napier), Volume 59, Issue 35, 13 March 1930, Page 1

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Page 1 Advertisements Column 7 Daily Telegraph (Napier), Volume 59, Issue 35, 13 March 1930, Page 1

Page 1 Advertisements Column 7 Daily Telegraph (Napier), Volume 59, Issue 35, 13 March 1930, Page 1

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