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wanted. . WANTED.— Driver for F.W.D. truck. Apply 39 Macdonald Street. WANTED— Boy for small dairy 'farm, near* Hastings, Write "Farm," Daily Telegraph, "Hastings." • WANTED, for Hastings.— Girl (over 18) as general help. Write "Good ■ Home," e/o Daily Telegraph, Hastings. WANTED.— Competent Lady Help; 2 adults, small house. Apply Mrs Simcox, Havelock North, 'phone 795M, Hastings. ; WANTED at Once. — Lorry, car or tractor driving. Apply "Steady," this office ' ■ ; WANTED.— Trained Nurse would ■ take invalid lady in home; every comfort, bus , route. ' "Grandview," thi's office. WANTED.— First-class . ladies' and gent's Hairdresser; mufit . ba reliable. Fred Mills, Haircutting Special- ■ ist, Hastings Street. WANTED for Napier and Hastings. * ~v Several smart Canvassers, either sex; splendid opportunity; make good money; full or spare time. VVrjte "Promptitude," Box 285; Hastings. "Vy/rAN TED. — You to have your feet seen to. • Corns. ingrdwing toenails carefully attended to at 40 Tennyson Street. W. H Hildebrandt, Med. Masseur and Foot Specialist, telephone 3555. ' v ANTED.— You to plant a bed of ▼ * Darwin Tulips for gorgeous Spring display; guaranteed flowqring bulbs: 7/6 dozen. A. SIMMONDS & CO., LTD. Napier and Hastings. ' \J\J ANTED.— A inixed'cboir is a collec™t tion of people, some of whom can sing and some can't. They will all be' §ood singers if they wear Hannah's Kosy lippers. Liquidation Sale now on. \M ANTED.— AU 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, Murdocb's Buildings, Dalton Street, Napier. •' \Af ANTED.— You to sow Winter Flow- '' ering Sweet Peas right aw'ay: separate cblours or mixture; 6d and II- per P 8iClc6 ! A. SIMMONDS' & CO., LTD. Napier and "Hastings. - ! XjiT ANTED.— 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. .. • , ANTED.— Rents and hook debts to ▼ ™ collect ; income tax returns prenared ; books -written up ; loans arrapged. See Horace »Bourgeois. F.C.A., Public Seeretary, etc., Government Life Buildings, opposite old P.O., Napier. W ANTED.—Anglers to know that we * » issue Taupo .and Rotorua Fishing Licenses. We are anglers' outfitters; try us for all tackle. J. R. Rqss* & Co„ Napier. *■• ; * ANTED Knowrf. — City Hining j ' Rooms, Emerson Street, the besr place for Hot Dinners, Teas and Suppers. "¥^7 ANTED ^Known. — We, have now .. " V * moved into Our oWn premises to shop previotisly occupied, by U.E.S. Dispensaiy. Maney's Pharmacy. Emerson Street. 1/y ANTED Known.— Special Sboes at » » special prices. Wray's Footwear Sale, a ■ . \ \ \/kf ANTED" Known.— Real genuine reV » : ductions iri the latest designs of Footwear. Wray's, Etaerson Street. OATIN Faced Cloth, now so much in k-J" demand for top coats. We have only the best shades, ineluding navy and black; pure wool, 54 inches. wide; 15/yard, Simmonds, Latham Street. ■ ■J. W MANS^^/'; PAINTER AI^D PAPERHANGEB. Next' Te Awa Tearooms. Keen Prices given for all classes of work. MY hair .is back to its original colour.'' .So writes a resident of southern Hawke's Bay after using Bromil Hair Tonie. Mauufactured only by Bromley Hill, Kennedy Road, Napier. T AMES- BLACK & SON for everything in the Paint line. You can rely nn the quality. # We buy from the manufacturers and give vou the benofit of low prices. " ; . *

BltOMIL Hair Tonic feeds the hair and restores tts natural colonf Used exfensivelv throughout New Zealaqd. Bromley Hill, sole manufaeturer Kennedv Road, Nanier. . •• ABOX or basket of Confectionery from Hobson & CO-'s Confectionery Depart.menf will make a pleasing gift. GJPLENDID for the beach cottage.— A Baby " MofFat Electric Range- Distributors : Turnbull & Jones. 'nhone 2999 JlIVE#her Slippers for a present, or a ^ pair of Queen Shoes. See windows. Wray's, Emerson Street. JAMES BLACK & • SON for Triumph Enelish Paints. ready for use, 18'gallon; New Zealand-made Paint. 16/gallon* Re.d Oxide.Roof Paint. 14/- enllon. Tl/fTSCELLANEOUS.— All Tennis Shoes ItA reduced in price. Wray's Footwear Sale. "■ |^HOICEST Fruits and Vegetables al v-/ ways in stock at Player's. Emer«on Street i TVTEW season's Suits, Suitings, and all -ti Sports Wear at prices to suit all pockets. At Richards' Men's Outfitter Taradale. DON'T be a misfit in" life. Join the I.C.S. to-day and enjoy a good in come and pleasant work. TJljAMOND jPings, direct from naakei to public; designs" and prices to suit clients. H. J Bailey. Expert Diamond t Setter and Engraver, Abbott's Buildings. Hastings Street. RYE Bread— made from the pnre rye— nourishing, digestible and healthgiving; invalids and aged people tan eat it with cpmfort. Made 'by Murdoch's. Emerson Street. 'nhones 2879 and 2995 WJ HISKY.— Nothing better than Ar * v thnr Bell's draught, ti/- bottle Sold by Geo. Graham. Caledonian Hotel Bell'o- has a large foUowing Try it RYE Bread— the famous Continental Bread— recommended by doetors as tbe most nourishing and digestible hread made. Try Murdocb's. made from pure rye. Fresh every Tuesday. 'Phones 2879 and 2995. HOBSON & Co.'e Fountain. Luncheone . are delicions and dainty in pleasant snrroundipgs. ' " , •

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Daily Telegraph (Napier), Volume 59, Issue 46, 26 March 1930, Page 1

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Page 1 Advertisements Column 7 Daily Telegraph (Napier), Volume 59, Issue 46, 26 March 1930, Page 1

Page 1 Advertisements Column 7 Daily Telegraph (Napier), Volume 59, Issue 46, 26 March 1930, Page 1

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