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SITUATIONS VACANT. [- GREY HOSPITALANDCHARITABLE >. AID BOARD. W A^"T ED, PROBATIONERS, for the n r . Gr°y River Hospital, Greymonth W 7 of 0 "2 in^,, S t a l UStnotboU ° dci ' h ®^ ; 8 Standard! paoSed the Applications Jn personal handwriting, and i- enclosing photograph, to bo sent to th< z, Matron. J - J. S. FLETCHER f_ Secretary'to Board. £ WANTED, IMMEDIATELY, r- G1 R L F J EED E r 'I LITHOGRAPHIC DEPARTMENT. '• Apply i" FACTORY MANAGER, 4 , Press Co. WANTED. ■piBST-CLASS SAWYER, capable of takin* full control occasionallv. - ™ SaU F' f SOO , per " ear ; T -'ith free house. t Close to ecnool. i WM. McLACHLAN, e 3017 Sawmiller, Tahakopa. e WANTED. IMMEDIATELY - "ROY FOR MACHINE ROOK.' Anplv e FACTORY MANAGER, " Press Co. a • \\TANTED, A COOK. Apply to * MRS BETHELL, Pahau Pastures, 8 3026 Culverden. e \7U"ANTED, Good IMPROVER to th» VV ' WATCH TRADE. State salary expects eel. Easy position, and travelling expenses p:iid. Apply o s*o NAISMITH and SON, Gisboine. WANTED, Cook-Gcneral, tor Domestic Help. Mrs William Irving, 50 T mugh street. . ■: - 50 - ® TfTTANTED. Superior Educated WOMAN, = ' | country; roieroncos; family 3, cookr ing, washing, email dairy, wages £2; also COMPANION HELP, 6ame house, good v home. Apply thi3 Office. 503 J TnP"ANTED at once, House-Parlourmaid, £ '' 1 second; refcrcncee. Apply Matrou, McLean Institute, 135 Fendalton road. 537 WANTED, competent Linotype Operator, ~ y Evening Paper. Apply "Standard," Palmeraton North. 530 Housemaid, 2Js. Railwav '• JL . Hote! ' Bakaia".' Apply Box 967 G.P.Of, CJhristcburc}!. "WJANTED a General, 30s par week. Apnly * * Carlton Cafe. Y?TrANTED, Good General. Apply Mrs ' ' Bromley, 19D Papanui road. 613 f 'JOOK-GENERAL, country, housemaid , V kept: good wages. Apply Mis McAl- . pine, 122 Papanui Toad. Telephone 453. 615 XTTANTED for Country, good~Cook-GeneraJ. » » wages 30s a week... Write, "C IT " Post OiEoe, Fairlie. • . ' W A ,N TED, a good General. Apply Mrs A. L. Pratt; 33 Holly road. 556 \/\jTANTED, Girl for housework. Throe » • afternoons a week freo. Fond of children. Apply Miss Suckling, "Alcot" Preparatory Boarding School, 24 Peterborough street. s gy Y\TANTED, Young Girl, just left School ' ' preferred. Standish an*j Preeoe, PiTotographers. 535 ANTED, a House-Parlourmaid. Apply, after six, to Mr 9 H. Cotterili Blake ley, Hackthorn© road. First stop on the Hifl. ; 3043 T/U"ANTED, General. Apply, with, refer- ■ ' ences, to Mia Pateraon, care Mrs Buck- ' ham, 122 Papanui road. ' 576 /COSTUME Hands—Experienced Coat Machinists wanted. Constant employment io suitable hands. Apply The Kaiapoi Woollea Co.'a Costume Factory, Allen street. 579 WANTED, Steady Man or Youth, 25s i week; good home comforts, light farm work. 236 Russley road, Harewood. 573 WANTED, Motor Sheet-Metal Worker; constant work and overtime; good wages to good man. T'hoe. Ballinger and Co., Box 324, Wellington. 077 OFFICE Boy wanted. State age. Salary log. "V.8.," "Press'.' Office. 581 WANTED, Boy. .Tones and Sons, Manufactoring Jewellers. High street. 3037 WASTED do building and jobbing work. Apply, Builder, 89 Hills road, St. Albans. 590 ' Butchora —Wanted, Two Smart Men. j J- H. Bromley, 199 Papanui road. 612 WANTED, an Experienced Assistant for the Haberdashery ■ Department; also Smart Girls for Cash Desks. T. Armstrong and Co., Ltd,, Victoria square. 604 WANTED, for Timaru (fare paid), Competent Maid, good home, good wages. Apply evenings, 12 Holly road, St. Albans. 'Phono 275. 6JO wpO JEWELLERS—Wan ted, First-class '.J- DIAMOND MOUNTER; also Good GENERAL WORKING JEWELLER; good wages and permanent position. Apply ■ PETERSEN'S, LIMITED, Jewellers, Christchurchy " 605 ( "TJARBY-BROOKS'S Select Registry, ChanJ-' eery lano, are NEEDING: —H.-maid and Waitress," 20s and 223 6d, same place; Parlourmaids. 22a 6d, 23a; Housemaids, 22s 6d, 255; Cook-L.'dress, 80s; ~ Cook-Generals, 255, 30s; H.-keepers, 20s, 255; Married Couple 3, Cooks, 355, 40s; Boy milk cows, 30s. 355; Lady Helps, 20s, 255; Cook and Kt.-msid, suit two friends; H.M.L.'dress, 255; Waitresses, 245. 265. 'Phones: Offices 1106. Residence 3221. 609 SHEEPFARMERS' LABOUR EXCHANGE. ANTED, Head Gardener (single), for tt first-class station (must have good references); Groom (with knowledge of grooming, saddles, and bita); 2 Cowmen-Gardeners; 3 Ploughmen (used to hills). WAITING— First-class Axeman (contractor), N.I. experience; Crutohers. SHEEPFARMERS' LABOUR EXCHANGE, 150 Hereford street. 'Phone 3763. CB4ll-220 I "jl/TcDONALD'S N.Z. Labour Exchange xeirX quires Couple, man learn station work, wife cook, £120 found; 4 Ploughmen, 40s, 50s; Married Ploughmen, £140, £180; Threshiug Hands, tip to 27a 6d daily; 6 Cowmon, 355, 40s. Waiting engagement: Harvesters, Crutchers. 'Phone 497. 113 Manchester •street. - 684

Redactions in Boots and Shoes for the Month of March GREAT BARGAIN PRICE LIST Sdies'White Tennis Shoes 7 4/6 Children's 7to 10 2/11; 11 to 1 3/6 Ladies' Box Calf Elastic Sides Boots .. ..18/11 pair Ladies Glace Kid Elastic Sides Boots - .. • • 23/6 pair Ladies' Tan and Black Brogue Shoes - •• 27/6 25/-pair White Kid Wedding Shoes • - y" , .•• 7/11 8/6 pair Women's Felt Slippers, assorted colours, leather board soles 3/9 Ladies 9 Suede Shoes,slip-on -• •• 0 'V " Children's Tan Lace and Button Boots, strong 3to 6 f. . 4/11 pair Children's Black Button and Lace Boots, oto 6 .. .. 4/11 pair Children's Black Glace 1-Bar, machine sewn, 4t06 .. .. 6/- pair Children's Patent Calf 1-Bar, machine sewn, 4t06 .. .. 5/-pair Girls' Box Calf 1-Bar, 7to 10 - ~ •• 7/3 pair 1 Girls' Box Calf 1-Bar, 11 to 1 •• •• / - •• 8/3 pair . Mens'Thigh Gum Boots (Merchant R. Coy.) ' .. ..27/6 pair '60 pairs Men's Light Derby Balmorals .. - .17/11 pair Ladies' "Velvet Shoes, assorted _ w "" '/® I®/® pa ' r Ladies' Patent Boots, lace, white tops Worth 30f-.. .. 22/6' pair ladies' Evening Shoes ... •• . •• J/J1 ®/®P a ! r - Men's Glace Kid Court-Evening Shoes •• •• 11/9 12/6 P«?r t " Men's Extra Heavy Double Pegged Sole Shooters 18/11 22/6 pair ' Men's Greenhide Nailed Shooters .. •• *• •• 28/6 pairMen's Chrome Golosh Balmorals •. • • •• -.17/11 pair Men's Split Kip Balmorals, heel and toe tip only .. ..15/9 pair [ • Men's Split Kip Nailed Shooters, medium weight .. IVII pair Gent's Box Chrome Derby Boots • • •• 21/6 22/6 23/6 pair c Men's Heavy Knee Gum Boots • • — •• .. 24/6 pair c Women's Chrome Leather Lace Boots — •• ..14/11 pair ( Women's Chrome Derby Shoes •• «• *• 14/11 pajr C Youths' Chrome Golosh Boots •• •• •• •♦l4/11 pair £ Ladies'Glac®Kid Derby Shoes .. •• «/- 14/-pair £ Youths' Stout Balmorals, heel and toe plate. Itoo .. .. 13/11 p *i r c Youths' Best Chrome Derby Bals., tips, 1 to 5 • • • -17/11 pair c , Ladies' Ward Shoes, 1-bar - 6/" and'7/1l p a , r c Babies' Shoes .. •• •* *" A 'V * i®P®> r £ Leather Laces 4 pairs for 1/- good- ® aeJ 6 4 ,* ? r V* c Ladies' Eeal Suede Board Bar Shoe—Worth 00/- .. .. 18/11 pair £ Postage—Women's «d , Men's 1/-. c Stewart Robinson 108 Casbe! Street West, Christcirarch j R5490—2387 .J 'I