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Ashburton Guardian, Volume 64, Issue 6, 18 October 1943, Page 1

SITUATIONS VACANT & WANTED. PATROLMEN. T>Y direction of Public Service Commissioner, applications are invited for appointments as Patrolmen in Detention Camps under control of National Service Dept. Applicants must submit credentials as to good character, be reasonably fit, of good bearing and strictly sober habits, and not over 5G years of age. Commencing salary £303 p.a. which includes locality and cost of living allowances. Board and residence (also uniforms) provided; deduction of £lO p.a. for rations. Ability to exercise disciplinary control and thorough reliability in ’perforinance of duties are essentials for position. Applicants with previous experience in handling men on farm or land development work may later qualify for promotion as Assistant Field Overseers. Applications on Form P.S.C. 17A (obtainable at principal Post Offices) with copies of testimonials should be presented in person immediately to nearest District Manpower Officer. EXCEPTIONAL OPPORTUNITY FOR QUALIFIED AND UNQUALIFIED PHARMACEUTICAL CHEMISTS’ ASSISTANTS. ■DOOTS, THE CHEMISTS (N.Z.) -*-* LTD. invite applications from Qualified and Unqualified Pharmaceutical Chemists’ Assistants, male or female, for permanent positions on their Wellington and Auckland staffs. This is an exceptional opportunity to gain experience and knowledge of modern Pharmacy methods, with security and advancement. Good weekly wage ■ plus annual bonus will be paid. Free Insurance and superannuation schemes for those interested. Reasonable moving and travelling expenses will be paid to successful applicants. Apply personally or by letter immediately to the General Manager, Boots the Chemists, f>S Willis Street, Wellington. LT7ANTED urgently for country " limne, Hinds district —Capable housekeeper, 2 adults, handy rail, food home; would suit soldier’s wife w middle-aged person. —Address at Guardian Office or ring 29M, Hinds. YOUNG ‘Couple, no military obligations, seek Position. Two children. Good man for tractor; wife no duties. Separate, cottage. Immediate engagement.—Ring 104 U. \\7 ANTED Girl, about ltl, for *' Dressmaking.—Ring G2l in evenings. BUSINESS NOTICES. T>ONNINGTON’S, TRIANGLE—GIuD cosed Milk Shakes —Now the spring is here, and the season’s sporting activities about to commence, keep fit for your part in this respect. One way in which you can achieve this is by taking Glucose, with VITAMIN D in our Milk Shakes. Glucose goes straight to the bloodstream, and is distributed to the muscles-and nerves. Keep fit, and be sure of getting that Vitamin D. All drinking glasses sterilised, and free from any contamination, being served from the latest Westinghous© Sterilamp! Dig for Victory. Stocks of Bedford Seeds; and Seed Potatoes, 51bs a 1/-. “Tom Thuihb” and “Best of All” Tomato Plants, properly hardened off. 1/- per dozen. BONNINGTON’S, Triangle, ’Phone 800.

There must be a photograph of THE BRIDE. ARRANGE now for graphic record of this happiest of all "occasions. Make your appointment to-day with STEWART’S STUDIOS, Saunders Buildings, East Street. ’Phone 271. A NOTICE TO HOUSEWIVES. 11/TAKE your Christmas Cakes and Puddings now, while we have all the Ingredients necessary. 3-Cr. Sultanas, lid lb. 3-Cr. Currants, 10.Sd lb. Seeded Raisins, lid pkt. Stoned Dates, 1/1 lb. Mb Phoenix Thick Peel, 6d. Jib Imitation Cherries, Sd. These Goods are rationed and supplies are short and can only be sold to Registered Customers. A plentiful supply of all Spices at present.« Patronise a FOUR-SQUARE Shop for a Square Deal. W. V. JOYCE, (opposite Overhead Railway Bridge), EAST ST., ASHBURTON. ’Phone 185. FOR ALL CARTAGE FOR ALL CARTAGE FOR ALL CARTAGE FOR ALL CARTAGE TOWN TOWN OR COUNTRY. COUNTRY. RING MID-CANTERBURY TRANSPORT, LTD. ’Phone 408. ’Phone 408. i i [TSED Clothes, Prams, etc., are advertised daily in the “Guardian.” Classified Advertisements offer the widest possible market to both the Buyer and Seller, and at the lowest possible cost. Use the Classified Advertisements. ’ Twelve words 1/3; three consecutive insertions, 3/-.