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Evening Post, Volume CVIII, Issue 82, 3 October 1929, Page 3

SITUATIONS VACANT. "DRIGHT and. Active Woman, free to ■?f go anywhere, wanted by large specialty selling organisation; earnings will not be less than £5 weekly, and others are earning double this. Previous experience in dignified specialty work an advantage, but not a necessity. Apply 712, Evg. Post. ' "REQUIRED, an Experienced FEMALE J.V TYPISTE for Remington Bookkeeping Machine. Reply, giving full details and salary required, to 842, Evening Post. OFFICE BOY. YyANTED, immediately, aa Energetic *' Lad for Wholesale Electrical House. Good opportunity for suitable youth. Salary £1 per week. Reply, statins age and particulars, to 833, Evening Post. MOTOR SALESMAN"'WANTED. 7PHERE is an excellent opening imme--1- diately for a "Live* Wire" SALESMAN who has had; previous experience in Car Selling. He must be a man with energy and initiative, of sound integrity, and possessed of real ability to sell. Salary will be commensurate with qualifications. The range of cars to be handled is a ready selling one, and the successful applicant will be given, as his territory a good progressive provincial town. Write, in confidence, in first instance, stating age, experience, and enclosing copies only of testimonials, to CAR SALES, Care J. Ilott, Ltd., Advertising Agents, Publicity House, Jeryois quay, Wellington. WELLINGTON .HOSPITAL BOARD. ! INVESTIGATION OFFICER. APPLICATIONS are invited up to 9 ■"- a.m. on MONDAY, 14th OCTOBER, 1929, for the position of INVESTIGATION OFFICER, at a salary of £300 per annum. ' Apply by letter, stating age, and enclosing copies of references. Particulars to be obtained from, the undersigned at the Wellington Hospital. Canvassing* members of the board will disqualify any candidate. R. BROWN, Secretary. MISCELLANEOUS WORK WANTED. SPOUTING Experts, Scoop and Gray, reg. plumbers and drainlayers, lowest charges. ; Ring 25-445. day or night. ALTERATIONS, Shop Fittings, Additions, etc., large or small jobs tendered for. - G. W. Booth. 50. Wilson-st., Builder. Tel. 14-585. . TJPHOLSTERER, Yes! Ring 45-983,' or *^ call and see what we can do for you. Open Friday nights. Open Upholstering | Factory, Boulcott-st. _j j "DLUMBING and Drainage, large or ■*• small. jobs tendered for. R. Wainwright, Cornhill-st., oS Manners-st. Tel. 45-979. __^ "DLEATING, Hemstitching, Overlooking, ■*- Faggot Stitching, Parisian Embroidery, and Diamante, Pinking Miss Nicholl, Mercer-st. (upstairs). Tel. 44-246. JXEMSTITCHING, Scolloping. Bmbos- ■"-*• sing, Overlooking and Parisian Embroidery; specialist in Lingerie Sets to order. We collect and deliver. Kelley's, 04, Ghuznee-st. Tel. 20-603. ' T)RESSMAKING, Spring Frocks, Wed•y ding Orders, Ensembles, Hemstiteh"iS, Parisian. Embroidery, etc. Madame' Norton,- 7, Bowen-st., Parlt. Corner. Tel. 41-512. ■ ■ . "PRENCH Pleating, Hemstitching, Paris--1- ian Embroidery. Same day service. Only correct pleating method. Cheapest prices in town. Lewis's Shops, 92, Man-nera-st.; 46, Willis-st.; 108. Cuba-st. Y\T ANTED—Spouting fixed from Is per -""foot. Wo do Roof Rcpaim; we do Plumbing and Drainage, and we arc reasonable. Christie, 144, Britomarfc-st. >Tel. 24-217 rjARPENTERING—If you require a V-. Good Carpenter and a satisfactory job dono promptly. TeL 24-598. C. Richardson, 6, Ebor-st. PJHIMN.KY Sweeps—M'Murray and Tomv> linson. Customers, note our new address, 2, Emmett-st., off Riddiford-st. t Newtown. Tel. 24-472. . TJRESSMAKING— Ladies' own material *-f made up; renovations; ccc window display of very smartest Jumper Suits at lowest prices. Miss Sharkey, 99, Moles-worth-st. TPXTENSION Ladders and Extension *•* Planks, Steps, Trestles, Cleaners' Ladders, Trucks,, etc., etc. Specialty Woodwork Co.. 25. Haining-st. Tel. 28-503. PLUMBING and Drainage—New Work •*• or Jobbing. J. Elton and Son, Gor-don-pl., Newtown. Tel. 24-195. WILLIS STREET SPECIALS." — T»HE O.K. Stores, 185, for Butter, Is ■*- sAd lb; Sib la Sugar, Is 6d; Chocolates, Is 3d lb. Quality goods only. UPPER WILLIS STREET SPECIALS. ■VT Z. FRUIT Mart, 153u, for the table, ■~* * Sutton Supreme Potatoes, 3s qr; for planting, Sutton Seed, 3a qr. Best Onions 2d lb. . BASIN RESERVE SPECIALS. \ T>EST Footwear Repairs at D. J. Wcek- _ ley's, 3, Ellice-st.; sewn work a speciality. Only highest grade leather used. PJALL at Desmond's, 13, EUice-st., the handiest for all Dairy Produce, Confectionery, Soft Drinks, best Stationery, latest Papers, Periodicals. ADELAIDE ROAD SPECIALS. " CJEE our Window Display of Latest V Novels. If what you wan*b is not there, inquire inside. Also, Second-hand P-oks. Miss .Patterson, Bookseller and Stationer, No. 110. "RECORDS—AII the latest hits in jazz, ■*-v orchestral, operatic, etc. Your chance. All going at 2s 6d each. Come early. Choose your favourites from C. H. Cross, No. 93. BROOKLYN BARGAINS. CUMMER will'be on us soon, and those light frocks will be the vogue. Ladies' Own Materials made np by Misses M. and A. Doney, Piekett's Corner. TX^E cannot say too much in this adverTT tisement—^but if you want value in Men's and Boys'. Wear come to M. Robertson's, 199, Ohiro-rd. NGAIO SPECIALS. ~ ■ALBERT E CARD, Builder and ■"■ Joiner, Colway-st.—l£ requiring Timber ■ for Repairs or Alterations, we stock at mill prices. Alterations and Repairs attended to. MOERA SETTLEMENT SHOPPING. XJE is indispensable. Who? S. C. Davis, xx your local Baker.. Catering. Wedding and . Birthday Cakes. Bread and Small Gooda fresh daily. ': TOW Prices at your door. Novels, Sta- ■*• tionery, Fancy Goods, Records, etc., at town prices. F. W. J. Gruschow, Agents "Evening Post." jPOR Cycles, Joy-cycles, and. Motor- ■*• cycles, and all Cyclists' Requisites, go to John Cashmore, Post Office Buildings. Quality and cheapness assured. VyORKEru! You'll never be late in , • Jae morning if you give your watch and Clock Repairs to J. Cashmore. His work will last, . , WESTERN HUTT SHOPPING. 'THE AVA Fish Mart, Alicetown—Fresh ■*■ and Smoked Fish, Rabbits, etc;, daily. We deliver. Let us know what day to call for your order. 7 EASTBOURNE SPECIALS. rjHEESEMAN and Ellingford, late "j." V Goer—Tennis Shoes, G.P., Ladies' 6s lid. Men's'7b lid; Ladies' Fancy 8s lid, all shades; Men's Vantage, 12s 6d; Beige, 15s 6d, "POR your convenience, our' goods are ■*■ delivered anywhere and at no extra cost to you. Just te&phone your order. Roberts and Gwilliam, Grocers Tel 45 CTUART & CO., Cartage Contractors and Carriers, Sand, Gravel, Soil, Manure. Removals, etc. A trial solicited. iSatiefaotion given. .TeJ,23O.