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Gisborne Times, Volume XXX, Issue 3490, 2 April 1912, Page 7

ABSTRACT OF NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. Governess wanted. Wanted a. nursegirl. Cook-general wanted. Wanted a young girl. Wanted a housemaid. Companion-help wanted. Meeting Justices of the Peace. Position wanted bv a station hand. Meeting Mercantile Hockey Club. Stock gale, Murray Roberts and Co. Auction sale, F, S. Malcolm and Co. Notice re registration of Factories. Auction sale, Williams and Kettle. Land for lease, W. Lissant Clayton. Married couple wanted, Dalgety and Co. Wanted a housemaid, laundress, A. H. Aircy. House to let, Pearson, Max Jackson and deLautour. Furnished room wanted by married couple.

It lias long been a bouse law of the j Hohenzollerns that each should learn a handicraftj says the Scribner. The prince, it is considered, is only in this way able to understand the qualities in a subject that make him a good artisan. The prince also gains that feeling of confidence in. his own powers that comes from skilled handiwork. The Emperor is m bookbinder. Among the Emperor’s fine collection fcnf bindings are specimens of American work, chiefly from Philadelphia. He probably appreciates no product of American industrial: art so. highly as that of the bookbinder. The Crown Prince is a> turner, another of the Emperor’s sons is a blacksmith, the third a brassworker. The teacher who seeks an illustration for competence in any trade can usually find a Royal.example, either present or past. .• Local wooi-growers are very pleased to know tliat- so muck of tlieir finest wool finds its way into the popular Roslyn Worsted and Woollen Mills (largest in Australasia), as they know from practical * experience sonietbingof the comfort and lasting wea* o. Roslyn blankets, rugs, tweeds, worsteds, soaks, jerseys, flannels, plaid* ings, ''Delta” underwear, etc.* When you’ve boon talking all day in a stuffy room it usually results in a headache. It needn’t last but a few minutes. Stearns’ Headache Cure relieves it.—Advt.