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Press, Volume LIV, Issue 16118, 24 January 1918, Page 9

SITUATIONS VACANT. W' ANTED, X r irsi-class Hairdrciici. Purser Brca., iiawc; a, 340 ANTED, 3 good batata Diege-ie, day » ' v.-agta. Ishcrv.ood, Aiiuagh t'.rwst. 94i \Y ANTED, Housec:aid-Wiitreßi. Apply T» . King George Hotel. lOJj ROCURI -'Vs.u'.ed, Reliable Carlsr. W. Tu.-k. 773 Colombo sheet. 1019 TT"ANTED. a Strong Youtii or Man for ' ' work. Auriy F. il. Siccl. lvlS \\? A.N'TiD, a. Tronscr Maker, constjiit v c i.: : " R- Piirdom, Tcmuka. 7307 AA 'ANTED, a otrong Girl lor ream pres- ■ » 'f E:n?. Apply Kaiapci Woollen Co., Ka;on Pitce. ;yi7 "tV ANTED, ior the Queen's Jubilee Menio- •» • rial Home, Wcc;~ton, a Housemaid, a Housemaid-Laundress. and a Kitchcnma'id. Applications to be made ill person to the Matron. 7257 V\ r ANTI2D, Apprentices for our Dreasmak- » > ing Workiooms. Graham, Wilson, and ■Smc:):?. 10*26 TV 7 " ANTED, ior Auiberlev-Rangioia district, • ' Daily Govcrnrs.'s ior litile girl of fir. .Apply VS. "Prc-t" Orfx-e. lO.'lil ANTED, a Governors (Catholic) for one ' » girl, 10 " ears, country. Apply Mio Weld, Fiaxbourae, Blenheim. 7160 "IX7ANTED. Lady's Maid, experienced, 30s ? 1 per v.-eeK. Harrington's Registry, lane. 7251 *V\7 ANTED, by Five }*;n, Thrasher Ma- *'' chine \vor;c. Reply to R.S.. "Press" Office. 1 CO 1 BEAM Openers wanted for Costume Factory. Apply Kuiupoi Woollen Co., Ltd., Allen street. * "\\''ANTED, Permanent Station Cook-Baker '•' tor Mount Peel. Apply ijheepiarmers' Hereford street. _12i 5 WANTED. Liidy-Help, j;ood cookin;. v.aces i'l per 'veek. App:\ - Mr.» W. B. JJenshire, Ashburton. f'f)3 Expert Coopers for Deiiaet ' * Freezing Works; v.'ages lis per tl;iy. Apply ut the Works. 7Uijo ANTED, iruuiediii'.ely, capable Apiarist. ! ' ■ to help to extract und look after nil clc6c of season, 'J 10 Colonies of Boes. Anply W. E. Barker, Waikonini, Rangitata. l-'jj WANTED, Capable for tiio country, for child of tv.o and baby. Apply Mrs A. Deans, Morven. Waddington. U'JG "TTtrANTED, a Competent General. Mia ' V T. Cov.iisiiaw Kossall street, Mciivalc. O'JS IjArANTKD. I'e-jpectablc Youth, with nnow- ' V lodge of tea-puclcing. Apply Hoyd3 Bros, and Kirk, Ltd., LicliSeld strcot. D'JU TJf/"ANTED, Assistant Engineer for Kc- ' ' xrigeri'.tin-r i J lant. Apply at N.Z. Farmers' Co.op. Cool fckore.l, Bedford row. 1027 "ANTED, Night Porter, competent, re- •» 'J liable man. Apply j.iot«l Occidental, Hereford strcat, Christcliurch. 1031 "YVANTED, young Girl, just lclt sehooT. Col will's Fur Store, High str2et. 1033 1033 ANTED, Lady or Gentleman, Collecting » » aud Selling; good openinpr for energelic peison. Singer Sewing Machine Company, Clock Tower. 1025 CENTRAL Labour Agene.y (Girls' Registry Office), Victoria squuie. R. Handcock. Land and Labour Agent. 'Phone 1575. To Let, 2-roomed Cottafre. City. For Sale, 7-icamed House, St. Albans, i-scre, high pressure, bath, gas, etc. Several Properties lor sale. City and Suburbs, to suit purchasers. Farm Hands waiting employment. GOB "\\7ANTED, Employers apply McDonald'3 ' »Labour Exchango for Harvesters and Machiuo Hands.—Wanted —5 Cowmen-Gar-deners, 355; 3 Cooka. 6 Married Couples, Blade Shearers, 80s; Ploughmen, 455. evtra harvest; Station Blacksmith, Station Cowmen. 355, 40s; 2 Gardeners, -10s; Married Ploughmen, £150; 4 Youths learn ploughing, -ss, 30s. 113 Manchester street. 'Phono 4D7. 753 CjHEEPFARMERS' Labour Exchange— 1 1 Wanted, Cowmen-Gardeners, Boys to milk and useful, Shephcrd-R'-bout ('2 dogs). Groom-Kill, Groom (Hunters), Married Couples* £120, £150; G.F. Hands, Rabbitor. Waiting—Harvesters, Binder Drivers, and Stackers. Sheepfarmers' Labour Exchange, 150 Hereford "Street. 'Phone 3763. 1016 DAIIBY'S-BROOKS' Select Registry, Chancery lane, arc NEEDING—Par. Maid 22a Cd, Cow-Gardener 30s. Waitress 22s Gd, Ploughman (married), Waitress 255. Relieving Maid for Alcaroa 233, R'about-Gardeucr 30s, Kit-maid Site, H.M. (good h.) 17s Gd, Cook (p.) 255. Porter 27s 6d, Kit-jnaid 27s 6d, H.P.M. 2Jfi, K.M.L'drcss 255, Cook Kr«, H.P.M. 22a 6d, 2nd Waitrefee (smart) 223 od. Cook (tempy.) 255, P.M.-Waitress 25s', Look (country), Cook (p. hotel) 455. Waitress (tempy) 25s H.M.W. 22s 6d. 'PHONES: Office 130' i. Rcaidence 3221. 3SS SITUATIONS V/ANTEO. XPERIENCED Lady Clerk seeks position ill an office. E.C., 70 Wilson's road, Opawa. EFINED, Domesticated Lady desires position Housekeeper gentleman or Companion-Help elderly couple. *'Immedi-u-toly," "Press 1 ." ARVESTING Work wonted by active man. Writo "A.R.," "Press" Office, Christchureh. 1031 WANTED To LET. TO Let, Superior Six-roomed House; rent, 22s (kl. 4«3 Madras gtrset. 1001 "\X? ANTED to Let, furnishod rooms, double iii and single, in good house, 9s-6s wees,' gas ring and gas, or workmen boarders. 164 Chester street. 1003 LOST AND FOUND. LOST, from Stonyhurst, SHEEP-DOG, aged, going blind ono eye, black, with tan points. Answers to name "Storm." Heward. "Avonholmc," Fendalton. 7211 L'OST a month ago, a PUP, about four months old, black, tan. and while. Reward. J. P. Gili, Dolfield. 7284 OST at Woodend yesterday (Wednesday) afternoon, Black aud White Sheep DOG; lour White feet. Answers nam© Rowdy. Finder rewarded on returning or giving information of whereabouts to Dj A, Little. Omihi. "31 5 HOLMES and SONS only stock their celebrated 4-ply Wire Mattresses, and sell at bedrock prices, at 130 and 132 High street. H4315

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