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Press, Volume XLIX, Issue 14686, 7 June 1913, Page 17

PUBLIC NOMCEC. WANTED. Drapers, Bootmaker*. Butchers, \\ Bakere. Storekeepers, ar.d others who require a quick and cheap delivery of goods or parcels to know that we can supply New Motor Delivery Cars to carry about six hundredweight Thaio Cars are very easy to handle, and a boy can drive them. Full particulars from John Hall and Co., Ltd, Clock Tower, Christchurch. i_ I ! TT7_NTED to Sell, Small Motor Delivery » » Cars to carry about cix hundredweight • These Cars are very handy, and a boy can drive them. John Hall and Co., Ltd., Clock i Tower, Christchurch. DRINK Crown Brand Coupon Teas and 3ave the Coupon? for Presents. John , Hall and Co., Ltd.. Clock Tower. SITUATIONS VACANT. j TyAXTED, General Attendant, thoroughly !■ • domesticated and ab:e to, control and te3ch g.ris. Salary £51 per annum. Farmer's preferred. Apply Manager, To U.-anga Home, Burwocd. 6851 i Applications are invited for •it position of \Vard'man. Ashburton Hospital. Address "Secretary." 274 • TXYaNTED, at once. Registered Barmaid, |» » good wages. Albion Hotel, Lvttelton. | - 690J LADY-LIKE Junior Typi-te and Stenographer, of thorough efficiency wanted. Viavi Rooms, Exchange Buiielings. 279 TyTXTED, ~lntei:igcnT _ Boy;i5" TTlo~fo"r ' ' Hardware trade. Hastie, Bull, ar.d Pickering. Cashe! street-. S6J \\rANTED. First-claw Costume Hard for ' ' few days. Apply X.A.X., "Proas" Office. , 278 A X opportunity tifle-xs for Young Lady to ■i** be Companion -and noaist in home, at eca?id?; references lequ.rcd. Box 700, Christchurch. 385 j TiRIGHT, ambitious Young Gentlewoman —J* required as Lady Manager's Undcr-study I to learn Methods of Natural Health Culture a? propagateel by Viavi Organisation for 30 years throughout tho world, ar.d for 13 years in New Zealand. No premium. Trior-" ough training. Liberal remuneration, according to value to business. Apply Viavi Suite, Exchange Bui'dingH. 279 Ap- ' » ply West port Coal Co., Lid., Hercfo-.d street. 380 YV'ANTED, Superior General. Apply, with » ' references, to Mr 3 Murray, 55 Dyer's Pass road, Cfishmera. 325 TXTANTED. Experienced Parlourmaid and ' ' Kitchenmaid. Apply, morning or evening, Mr 3 Palmer, 399 Papanui road. \ _ Boy.~ Apply," in person, » » Izcrd and Loughnan, 13 Cathedral square. 317 TV r ANl'ED~cap^b]o^ltnd — reaponsibl6~Lady -' ' Help, good Plain Cook, other help kept; gooel wages. Apply X., Ger.iklrne. 373 S~HEEPFAR_IERS" Labour ExchangeWanted at once. Head Ploughman for station, £5)0: Married Couples, Ploughmen, and Farm Hands, several Men and Boys, to milk and generally useful: Cowman-Gardener, Experienced married Ploughman. cottage found; Experienced Station Gardener, Wire FenceM. Groom for North Island. Blado Crutcbers. SheepEnrmers' Labour Exchange. 135 Hereford street. 316 WANTED, employers to know 1 havo -waiting, Station Cook, can guaranveo competent. Wanted, Married Couples, with and without families, Men plough or General Hands, wives Generals or Cooks for men in ccttages, £100, £120, 6 Ploughmen 255, 30s, Contract Fencers, Competent Groom, Cowmen, Youths. McDonald, 103 Manchester street south. 'Phone 497. 121 SITUATIONS WANTED. "VXTANTED by respectable housekeeper, -'' Situation as Houpekecper to elderly man. Widow, ""Press" Office. J-_62 \ / \rANTED7"by Experienced" Young Lady, » » situation as children's nurse, near town. Apply Nurse, "Press" OSce. IJB7 NGLISHWOMAN, experienced in nursing, clesires Engagement as Useful Companion. Apply "Englishwoman," "Pres?." 313 WANTED. WANTED, FARMERS TO KNOW THAT WE ARE BUYERS OF HOME SEPARATED CREAM. WE PAY HIGHEST PRICES. Before dispoeing of your Cream write to CANTERBURY DAIRY CO., 562 P.O. Box, Christchurch. Factory, 161 Lichfield atreet (East). C 8315 WAITED, Visitors New Brighton, pri- . vat© homo, special diet, indigestion, etc., cured. "Health," "Press" Office. _3U WANTED, 50 Acres to'loo to Lease, with right to purchase. Have good enquiries. Gardner and Robinson, Estate Agents, Colombo street, opp. Recce's. ißid WANTED to exchange, 10 Houses, mostly in City, and goodletting properties. Total rents £125 ycar!y7""T3wner widir.g to exchange for good farm up to £3000. P. L. Davies and Co., 161 Cashel street. WANTED, Ladies to see cur special lino of Tweed Costumes at 15s Gd, honestly worth 25a 6d- Nicholson and Co., Colombo street. WANTED, the Public to attencr our Salo of First-class Furniture. Jewell and Alexander. ~\i\l ANTED, Lrd.eß to see our special value »» in Tweed Coats at 9s lid, usually 17s 6d. Nicholson and Co., Colombo street. ldlO W"~ ANTED—Sign and Show~Card~Writiiig will increase your earnings 50. per cent. Artistic, easy, and profitable work. Spare-time mail instruction. Write for frea prospectus "C." Detroit School. N.Z. Representative, J. Rodger, 112 X Lichfield atreet, Christchurch. N.Z. - 1330-5 VUANTED—If you want a really good Re|V T pair done to your car or motor cycle, ■ send it to us. We guarantee to give you ! satisfaction Lawrence's N.Z. Motor Ex- : change, St. Atiaph street East. ANTED, Don't Forget address for Furr.iture Bargain*. Jewell and Alexander s Si'.e Fxpr ss Build'ugß, Manchester street. ' "IX'ANTED. Motor Cars. Motor Cycle Ma- » » chincry, and Bicycles We cannot supply the ever increasing demand for a really gocd article ol a reasonable price Lawrence's N.Z. Motor Exchange, St Asaph street East. •" i WANTED. ! ■ W ! E PAY THE HIGHEST PRICES for Second-hand Furniture. If you wish to dispose of your Furniture without the troublo oi an Auction Sale give us a call. McKENZIE and WILLIS, Auctioneers. Cathedral square (next Post Office. __ 4525 MISCELLANEOUS. ; DELAY IS DANGEROUS. j ._ . THEN don't delay, but see us at once. We are offering you REAL, UP-TO-DATE FOOTWEAR (not shoddy), at CUT CASH PRICES. See our display. Over 400 pairs, all bargains, showing in our windows and door display. Every pair marked in plain figures. j HERE ARE A FEW OF OUR PRICES:— j Up-to-date Ladies' Derby Bals, 10s 6d to 17s 6d; Ladios' Up-to-date Derby Shoes, from ]7s 6d to 17« 6d; Ladies' Slippers, from Is to 5s 6d; Children's School Boots, from 5s 6d; Gent's Boots, Sunday or Working Bals , from 9s 6d to 19s 6d. ' We have every Kind of Footwear at Lowest Cash Price. THE BLUE BOOT SHOP, Painted Blue, right next door to Armstrong's Lower High street. J445 TWO Talented Evangelists, R«r. Yal'anco and Mrs Cook, Durham street Church j June 22n<h ' THE Lamp Shop is Minson's. A clean bright, comprenensive assortment. BitrJ in town. You can judge tha price■yourself. RE you a business marrT wife! Stoo that husband of ycura from spending o 3 6d weekly m tram fares, which amounts to £0 10s a year, and invest it in a rjvcle which will keep hum fit and make hia aWtite return. Lxereiee is what he wants not medicine- £1 deposit and Ss weekly 'buys ca.ll _ad inapec- Ad-cna, Ijj__J_^Btrco_ HE Speci-I "P»ff» for "Woro*_ ; nr^l~: day .Edition, of -The Evwing K.w? ' *ppe_U to .*eryon_ A bright homi a___. iin— ■ CALL and Inspect our complete with Serge Squab and -pi..i,. ' for <os, _f Holmes and Sons' °* . ISO High street. C76IG