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Ashburton Guardian, Volume 68, Issue 28, 13 November 1947, Page 1

SITUATIONS VACANT & WANTED. TWO BOYS WANTED TO TAKE UP SHEEP FARMING. YANE of the largest sheep runs in the Wairarapa. requires Two Boys of school leaving age to learn sheep farming. This is a unique opportunity to obtain a thorough training in all aspects of sheep work. Running over 20,000 sheep this station by virtue of its size alone, offers wonderful training and experience. All promotions to responsible positions on the run are filled from within the station staff. There is definite scope for advancement. Working conditions are excellent—accommodation, food and quarters exemplary—good wages are paid and a bonus on the year’s work is distributed annually. Owner particularly desires boys from Canterbury and all applicants will be interviewed in Christchurch. Apply in the first instance by letter stating age, education and giving details of any previous experience to “SHEEP RUN,” care The N. Hill-Skinner Advertising Agency Limited, Hereford Street, Christchurch. T OCAL Branch of Progressive Firm handling well-known make of TRACTORS and HARVESTERS has Vacancy for a / SERVICEMAN. Permanent Position. Write: “154,” GUARDIAN. TI7A.NTED—GirI with sales experi- ’ ’ ence desires Position in Shop for Christmas period.—Write "149,” Guardian. yTTANTED —Boot and Shoe Repairs. ’ ' Workmanship guaranteed.—S. R. Todd, 48 Cambridge Street. * ' p ENERAL Wanted—Apply Canterbury Hotel, Methven; ’Phone 18, Methven. ■jVTARRIED Couple desires Position on mixed farm; experienced in all farm work, including Lanz and kerosene tractors. —Write “152,” Guardian. yoUNG Woman desires Position, full or part-time. —Write “153,” Guardian. T) HUTTON, 35 Park Street, for m Showcards, Posters, Tickets, etc. LOST AND FOUND. r OSTk E.S. Jian. -Gent’s Signet Ring, initials Reward.*—Address at Guar--FOR SALE. pOR Sale —Junior Cream Hyde Park Pram, Wicker Bassinette, and Baby’s Commode Chair; all clean and in good order. —Ring 757. pOR Sale —Good Army Hut, 15 x 8; built-in cupboards.—Address at Guardian. POR Sale —Flower Girl’s Pink Satin Frock. Reasonable. —129 Aitken Street. pOR Sale —Singer Drophead Sewing *■ Machine, in good order. —Address it Guardian Office. designs. -“Miles,” TMAMOND Rings, pretty Prices from £l6/10/-.-Jeweller, by Post Office. POULTRY Leg Bands; genuine bone. Full stocks now available in assorted colours. —Thomas Bros. BUSINESS NOTICES. X ARMY BOOTS, s’s to ll’s. BOYS’ TAN SHOES at 18/9. SANDSHOES—Boys’ at 7/1, Men’s at 9/10, Misses’ at 6/2, Ladies' at 8/-. BLACK ITALIAN CLOTH BLOOMERS at 4/6. BLACK ITALIAN CLOTH SHIRTS. MEN’S STRAW HATS at 6/11. BOYS’ STRAW HATS at 5/11. LADIES’ STRAW HATS at 6/11. * BATHING CAPS at 5/3. RUGS at 12/6. SHEETS at 25/S pair. TREVOR WHITING.. 180 HAVELOCK STREET, (opp. Reg. Stephenson’s).

POULTRY REQUIREMENTS. POULTRY REQUIREMENTS. POULTRY REQUIREMENTS. ITTE have full stocks of all Poultry ” Requirements at our usual competitive prices. Free Delivery .Daily. Also to Tinwald each Wednesday. J. Connell. ’Phone ISS. Burnett Street. ASHBURTON POULTRY FARMERS’ TRADING DEPOT. pOOL, refreshing' Ballin’s cordials are made from finest imported fruit jiiices—including Lime, Lemon, Raspberry, Pineapple, everywhere. Obtainable THE PICTURE OF SPRING! riMIE beauty of a Hat in soft melA lowed shades . . . Straws or Felts ... a head-hugging Beret... a garden halo of exquisite flowers! All compose this confection whipped up to greet Spring. ‘ . . You buy beauty . . . when you buy a GEORGETTE HAT. CACKS and Bags Grain, Flour, Produce, Meatmeal, Fertiliser, etc., Sacks and Bags bought at best market rates. We pay railage. Also Super Bags at rates fixed by Kempthorne, Prosser and Co., Ltd., for whom we are Accredited Agents. TEXTILE BAG CO., LTD., 120-128 Montreal St., Ch.ch., ’Phone 38-735. ■pOLL-EDGE Kapoc Mattresses, floral or stripe tickings. At Mont Baker’s; ’Phone Y3S. TTOLDING Clothes Driers. Only a few left.—Mont Baker’s, The Nursery Furnishers. T3RASS and Copper Kerbs, sturdily constructed, two sizes—lnspect at Mont Baker’s, East Street South.