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WANTED. WANTED. — A Relisving Maid, at ~ once. Apply Empue Hotei, Napier. : WANTED— Work, any description, by t young man (22). Write ".Work," 1 this Office. WANTED— Ironing to do, by woman j in urgent need of work; 2/6 bag. i "Write "Ironing," this Office. ' . } ] WANTED. — -Work by reliable Jobbing 1 Gardener; consdentious service 1 given to ali^work, .vVrite -".VV.F.," this i Uffice. - WANTED. — Garage; handy to Publie - Hospital. Write "Urgent," this Uffice. WANTED. — Workiug Housekeeper, for widower's liome. Write "A.B.C.," 1 this Office. - • WANTED for Napier and Hastings. Several smart Canvassers, either - sex ; splendid opportunity ; make good money; full or spare time. Write ; "Promptitude," Box 285, Hastings. WANTED. — For Hendley Mills, " Patoka, Man. for breast bench; oue able to keep own Saws. Apply Brown and Brice, Patoka, or Bull Bros., Pori Ahuriri. -■ . WANTED— Reliable Man, with knowledge of back country. Write "Country,' 'this office. WANTED— Reliable Girl, take charge , two. children four afternoons a week, ■ 'Phone 2722. T7K7ANTED— Clean, motherly lady to » v look after- little boy (4i years), where only* one chifd kept; elderlv lady preferred. Write "Child," this office. WANTED— Housemaid and Kitchenmaid (institution), Housemaid and Laundress (station), Generals (town and country), experienced Waitress and good Second Cook, (town). Sun Registry. WANTED— Painting and Paperhanging, town or country; houses from £16, roof painted from £3. rqoms papered from 18/-. Write ' "Painter;" Daily Telegraph, Hastings. 'Phone 389, WANTED— Y.ou to have your feet seen to. Corns, ingrowing toenails carefully attended to at 40 Tennyson Street. W. H. Hildebrandt, Med. Mhsseur and Foot Specialist, telephone 3555. t . "ITfTANTED— You to plant a bed _ of ▼ ▼ Darwin Tulips for gorgeous Spring display'; guaranteed flowering bulbb; 7/6

dozen. . ? A. SIMMONDS & CO., LTD. Napier and Hastings. WANTED— A mixed choir is a collection of people, some of whom can sing and some can't. They will all be §ood singers if they wear Hannah's Kosy iippers. Liquidation Sale now on. V1T ANTED— All the ladies to come v t 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— Ypu tq gqw Winter Flow. ering Sweet Peas right away ; separatef colours or^mixture; 6d and II- per PflCkGt. v. - A. -SIMMONDS- & CO., LTD. • Napier and Hastings. WANTED— Tennis players to view our stock of Racquets. Balls, Nets, Posts, Eye-shades, etc. The best selection in the district at J. R. Ross & Co.'s, Napier. • WANTED. — Rents . and book debts to collect; income tax returns prepared; books written up; loans arranged. See Horace Bourgeois. F.C.A., Public Secretary, etc., Government Life Buildings, opposite old P.O., Napier. WANTED. — Anglers to know . that we issue Taupo and Rotorua Fishing, Licenses. " We are anglers' outfitters; try us for all tackle. J; R, Ross &'Cb., Napier. * ■ WANTED Known.—Daily Demonstrations, Monday to Friday, by Miss Una Ca,rter, ■ medallist," at Gas Co.'s Showrooms. Tell your friends. WANTED Known— Special Shoes at special prices. Wray's Footwear Sale. \XT ANTED Kpown. — W. Dodds moved * * to new premises, Emerson. Street. ANTED Known— Real genuifle re- * * ductions in the latest designs of Footwear. Wray's. Emerson Street. JY W. 5fANSFiELDPAINTER AND P:\PERHANGER. Next^Te Awa Tearooms. Keen Prices given for all classes of work. JAMES BLACK & SON for everything in the Paint line. You can rely on the quality. 4 We ^uy.from the manufacturers and give you the benefit of low prices. BROMIL Hair Tonio feeds the haiT and restores its natural colour Used extensively throughout New Zear land. Bromley Hill. sole manufacturer. Fennedv Road. Napier. pIVE her Slippers for a present, or a pair of Queen' Shoes. Sea 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. ARCTIC Ice Cream delivered . daily, Napier and Hastings. H.B. Frozen Supplies, 'phone 3659, Napier; 23l. Hastings. T^TO watch can give such perfect timeT* keeping service as one which is sealed against every outside influence. Get a waterproof Rolex Oyster from Reg. Godart, Bryant's Buildings. BIG reductions 'in Toilet and Fancy Goods, etc., at Maney's Pharmacy. It will pay you to give us a call. Selling at bargain prices will save us the trouble of moving large stocks. •' , WE have just opened a really fine selection- of Chi|dren's Winter Wear. Dainty Suede Bonnets and Hats. Silk and Wool and Woollen Tunic Suits, with pleated skirts, embroidered Velour Coats, etc. Edwards. Latham Street. TVTEW Books— "Green Ribbon," by L^i Wallace; "Anther Day," by Farnol; "Big Shot," by Packard. , THE OFFICE SUPPLY CO.. .. Hastings Street. OMARTI*iESS and comfort combined in K3 Cashmere Suits We are showing navy. fawn, brown, 0 bottle green; O.S. and X.O.S. Shepherd & Co. BUS1 NESS Men l 'i'he most widelyread newspaper in Hawke's Bay is The Daily Telegraph. which is therefore the hest advertising medium. HOBSON & Co.'s Fountain Luncheons are delicious and -dainty in pleasant surronndings. ■!

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Daily Telegraph (Napier), Volume 59, Issue 38, 17 March 1930, Page 1

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Page 1 Advertisements Column 7 Daily Telegraph (Napier), Volume 59, Issue 38, 17 March 1930, Page 1

Page 1 Advertisements Column 7 Daily Telegraph (Napier), Volume 59, Issue 38, 17 March 1930, Page 1

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