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Ashburton Guardian, Volume 66, Issue 86, 22 January 1946, Page 1

PUBLIC NOTICES. ASHBURTON COUNTY COUNCIL SPARK ARRESTORS ON TRACTORS TINDER the provision of The Tractor By-IaAV, no person shall operate, within the County of Ashburton, a tractor burning crude oil unless the exhaust stack of such tractor is lilted with a proper and sufficient spark guard or spark arrestor. The penalty for a breach of this Bylaw is £lO. GEORGE KELLY, County Clerk. PUBLIC NOTICE MR R. G. GERARD, M.P., will visit Ashburton on FRIDAY NEXT, 25th instant, and may be interviewed. Appointments can be made with Mr .T. B. Nicoll, Burnett Street, Ashburton, Telephone 61. FARMERS ! ! TAON’T let Tractor or Header breakdowns delay your harvesting. For prompt service and repairs—’PHONE 25, ASHBURTON. SITUATIONS VACANT & WANTED. LATEX RUBBER CO., LTD., 152 High Street, Christchurch, (opp. High Street Post Office). PERMANENT Employment offered under ideal working conditions for Experienced Machinists, Overlock Machinists, Buttonhole Machinists, Apprentices, and Women who are desirous of learning machining. Opportunities are offered all girls to learn every branch of machining and all applicants are assured of learning a good sound trade under supervisors who have a thorough knowledge of the clothing trade. W r e resumed work for 1946 on January 14th, and intending employees should make inquiries immediately. Girls who have signified their intention of joining our employ are asked to renew their applications early in the New Year.

rno a Youth leaving school who is prepared to work, has initiative and is keen to learn an interesting profession, which will command a high salary, we offer a position which will give the successful applicant a good grounding in office work, and eventually an expert knowledge of the Grain, Seed and Produce trade. The commencing salary will be 30/- per week with increases every six months. Applications in own handwriting should be addressed to “SEEDS,” C/o Box 106, Ashburton. RANTED— Two or Three active young Labourers to assist to pull down Clock Tower. FRANK CRUM AND SON. FRANK CRUM AND SON. ASHBURTON HOSPITAL BOARD. T AUNDRESSES required immediately. Wages for Senior Worker, £3/18/2 for 40-hour week; no wash-, ing; machine and hand ironing only. Apply LAUNDRY MANAGER. C. CAMPBELL, Secretary. YS/ANTED Housemaid Waitress. ' * Two other Housemaid Waitresses kept.—Apply A. M. Wall, Proprietress, Somerset Hotel. YWANTED, urgently—Capable liouse- ' ’ hold help for few weeks. —Apply Mrs Keith Anderson, 85 Oak Grove. /ANTED —Boy to mow lawns. — ' Apply 5 Peter Street West. P LAIN Sewing, no objection to making.—2o Charles Street. re/ANTED Known Plain Sewing ” taken in.—Address at Guardian. EDUCATIONAL. THIS FREE BOOK POINTS THE WAY TO SUCCESS! TTEMING WAY’S Free Book “Accountancy” has shown the way to advancement and prosperity for thousands of successful men throughout New Zealand. What this 80-page book of facts has done for others it can also do for you. With Hemingway’s Accountancy Course you get lessons that are models of accuracy, clarity and conciseness and you get personal individual attention from highly qualified experts who analyse your work in detail. 'lf you want to rise above the ranks of the routine workers take this first, step in 1946 to rapid promotion—write to-day for Hemingway’s Free Book “Accountancy” to — HEMINGWAY’S CORRESPONDENCE SCHOOLS P.O. Box 516, Auckland.

BUSINESS NOTICES, HAY BALING. MID-CANTERBURY DISTRICT. nrVKE undersigned has taken over a “CASE” WIRE PICK-UP BALING PLANT and will be pleased to receive orders from Farmers for Baling Hay in the Mid-Canterbury District. W. J. PLATT, Phone G4SS. Middle Road. RADIO NEWS. • RADIO SALES AND SERVICE. WORE “ULTIMATE” RADIOS ’ arriving. RUSSELL AND CO., LTD., Radio Department, Tancred Street, (Opposite Beath and Co.) /CHILDREN’S Purses and Bags, to 5/3. Boy’s Purses from 2/G 1/9 to 4/9. —Patchings.