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Press, Volume LIII, Issue 16068, 26 November 1917, Page 9

PUBLIC NOTICES.

IMPORTANT. JOHN HALL AND CO., LTD., CLOCK TOWER. OWING to continued iil-health of our Mr •Hall and also in vievv of the difficulty of gettin; labour and supplies, through tho exisronrics of ti'.e war. the mcuagement has decided to CLOSE DOWN, and FRIDAY, 30th NOVEMBER NEST, up to 9 o'clock p.m., wi'.l b» tho last day our Clock Tower premises wil! -e open. While Thanking our Customers tor th® liberal support they have accordsd us, and which has made us so successful in our undertaking, w? have now made arrangement with THE SUPPLY STORES, LTD., 420 COLOMBO STREET, SYDENHAM, to continue serving our Customers, and wo f«l confident satisfaction will bo give to »11 comers.

Up io FBIDAY. the 30th November, inclusive. our Cash Disccunt and Crown Brand Coupons can be at our Clock Tower 6hop: after that The Supply Stores at Sydenham will exchange them for us just the same.

JOHN HALL AND CO.. LTD.

CLOCK TOWER.

SITUATIONS VACANT. Y,\7"ANTED, a Nurse-Companion by the day. i V Apply S Latimer square, City. 10S6 "V\,'ANTED, Youths for Seam Pressing; •* ' good wages. Apply Tho Kaiapoi Woollen Co., Ltd., Allen street. 3© WANTED, Good General Servant, light place. Shackloek, 5S Rolleston avenue. 1094 TTfANTED, for Mro Charles Johnston, T I "Homewood." Karori. experienced Cook and Housemaid; roierences. Apply Mrs A. Duncan, 51 Murpby street, Wellington. 3713 WANTED, immediately, Smart 807 for News Room. Apply Factory Manager, "Press" Office. T7t7"ANTED, an Assistant Storeman. The : » i National Electrical and Engineering Co.. Ltd., ISO High street. lot® XSTANTIiD, Boys to leam good Trudee. VV r Apply Whitcombo and Tombs, Ltd., Colombo street. ~\XJANTED, Newspaper Runner; one with •VV motor-cyclo preferred. Apply Publisher, "Press." XCTANTED, experienced Girl for House1* V 1 work; three in family; wages £<ta. Apply 358 Gloucester street. 1077 T7[7'ANTED.Machinists and Smart Girls .VV I for Hand Sewing, for the Hat and Cao Department. Apply tho Kaiapci WoolIon" Co., Ltd., Manchester street. 1078 ANTED, Smart Salesman to take charge of our Manchester and Household Linen Department. Apply, with references, and fitating salary required, to the Manager, Grange's, Limited, Tiinaru. 3688 ANTED, Ploughmen, 40s, 453, 555; Cow-men-Gardeners, 303, 40s; Couple, man e-neral wifo housekeeper, £130; PloughmanWaggoner; 20 Blade Shearers; Musterers, 15s daily; Cooks; Station Cowmen; General Hands; Gardener; Rabbiters; 10 Navvies. Waiting engagement—Shed Hands, etc. McDonald 113 Manchester street. 'Phone 497. 427 SHEEPFARMEis' LABOUR EXCHANGE. WANTED, 3 Musterers, Packmen, long jobs, COs; Stud Cattleman, good mi.ker, good rcferoDCee, 80s; Blade Shearers, 28, 29 Nov, 1, 4, 10, 18 Dec., Machine do., 29 Nov., 6 Dec., Cooks-Bakers; Several Blade Men, shortshods. at once; G.F.H. Ploughman, 505, ( Cowmen-Gardeners, Fencer. Shoepfarmors* Labour Exchange, 150 Hereford street. 'Phone 3763. 1023 CENTRAL LABOUR, AGENCY, Victoria square ('Phone 1575), want—M. CowmenGardeners, £130, £120; Several Cooks, hotel and private, 30s; Barmaid. £2 10s; Waitress, same hotel, 255, fare paid; H.M.-Waitrcss, 22s 6d; Lady Helps, 255, 20a; H.M.-Laun-dresß and H.P.-Maids, 22s 6d; Generals, country, SOb, 255, fi2s 6d, 20s. It. Handcock, Land and Labour DARBY'S-BROOKS'S Select Registry, Chancery lane, have DISENGAGED — Chdns.' Nuns©, Cook (position city), M. Couple (no chdn.), . Compn.-Help, W. H.keeper, Waitress (ternpy. work), Laundry Worker receive country work. Arc NEEDING —Cooks for few boys, 30s; P., 255, 30s; tourists' hotel, 455; Kit. Woman, 255; H.M., 20s, 255; Pantry M., 225; Cook-Genl., 255; H.M and Cook-Gonl (together); Waitress', 25s- Two Lady Helps, 22s Gd; Cow-Gardener, 30s; Relieving M., 22s Gd; H.M. (inst.), 20s. 'PHONES: Offico 1106, Residence 3221. 1093 SITUATIONS WANTED. T/tTANTED, Employers to apply MoVV. Donald's Labour Exchange, for Shearers, Cooks, and Shed Hands. .B*4 ANTED, by young lady (soldier's wife), Position in Office or Light Duties. Apply to "Urgent," "Press" Office 1091 /"ANTED, by experienced Housemaid, !V V ■ position, town or country Hotel preferred. 8.K.. "Press" Office. 1000 TXT"ANTED, Orchards to Spray; estimates VV, eiven. J. W. Wormald, Cobham street. Spreydon. 10 1 7 FOR Furniture of every description pay Holmes and Sons a visit and inspect their show rooms, at 130 and 132 High street. Bedsteads and Linoleums our speciality. id.4207 tXTE are the Leading House for Linoleum*, W and »;ive the beet value, high freight# do not affect us. We hold .the stock. Holmes and Sons, 130 and 132 High street.^ SPRING BLOSSOM PILLS" Cure Liver Complaints end Indigestion, etc. Are ourelv herbal, sugar-coated, small P« l8 > email dose, small price—«d and I*where. - WOOD Mousetraps, 4-hole, le. &t Minson's. Butter Curlers Is 3d. Nail Brushes 3d. 4d. i—— t^TOTORISTS —Punctures and slow leaks M instantly cured and tyres kopt at correct pressure by using Kor-Ker Picture Cure. Preserves tho rubber, doubles the mileage. Manning and Co., 188 Cashel £r~t M 6267-2049

Special Sale Goods EVERY PAIR TO GO CHEAP DURING THE NEXT 14 DAYS Must Sell to Make Room for New Shipments ARRIVING SOLID SAVINGS Footwear prices have been soaring skyward of late, and . . p. nn i. it Has been all but impossible 1o buy a decent pair of Get In Early—The Mora You Boy, The More You Save Ladies' White Poplin Shoes, white Sandals, hundreds of pairs, 7to 9 5/6 heels .. 11 6/6 worth 8/6 10 to 13 .. .. 5/11 Ladies' White Canvas Derby Shoes — Men's White Canvas Cricket Shoes— 6/3 6/9 9/6 pair Ladies' Black Derby and I-Bar Poplin Men's White Cricket Boots 9/11 pair Shoes .. .. • 6/6 7/6 Childs' Sandals, 4 and 5 2/3 pair Ladies' Velvet Shoes —Bargain Prices Girls' Tan Lace and Button Boots, 5/9 6/6 6/11 7/6 8/6 8./11 7—B •• 4/11 pair Ladies' Sample Tan Shoes, splendid Men's Split Kip Nailed Shooters— value 8/6 9/6 12/6 14/- 13/6 pair Ladies' Tan Boots—Sample Prices — Women's Chrome Derby Shoes 9/6 10/6 11/6 Worth 18/- 9/11 pair Girls' White Canvas Shoes, any style, Men's White Cricket Boots 9/11 pair 7to 10, 4/11 11 to 1, 5/11 and 6/6 Ladies' Ward Shoes, rubber heel 5/11 (Leather soles) Youths' Chrome Golosh Boots, 2 to 5 30 pairs of Ladies' Buckskin Button 12/9 pair Boots, Patent Vamp — Men's Chrome Golosh Bals 14/11 Usual Price 32/6 Sale Price 21/- Women's Prunella House Boots, patent 42 pairs Men's Heel and Toe Tips golosh, 4's .. .. 3/11 Balmorals .. ..146 Ladies' Glace Kid Derby Shoes— Ladies' White Poplin Derby Boots 15/6 12/6 pr. Usual Price .. .. 21/- Ladies' Glace i-Bar Shoes, high heel— Sa»dSho«.?t,,, 2/3 '<"<>■s« M „., S„peri "Srrby 0/ * / " Boots, all si ies, / Ba]ly's Men's Tan Boots, aswrted— best anality .. .. 13/11 I®/® *9/6 22/6 Ladies' Tan Boots, best make 13/9 Shoes (Billy's) 12/6 Men's White Tennis Shoes 4/3 Old Ladws Kid Ekxhc BocteLadies' White Tennis Shoes 3/3 10 /* 13 /6 Ladies' Patent Shoe— Men's Canvas Shoes all «>rts— 19/6 21/6 22/6 7 /11 9 /11 13/11 Men's Nailed Bluchers 8/8 pair POST 6d> EXTRA STEWART ROBINSON, Cashel St W. R8344 —2623