SITUATIONS VACANT. Twelve Words, One Shilling per Insertion; Three Insertions 2/6. MANAGER REQUIRED FOR general drapery business. rFHE Services of a COMPETENT MANX AGEK are sought for the above business which is located in a South Island provincial town. Preferably a. man who would be willing at once, or later, to acquire » part or complete proprietary interest in Firm on very easy terms; namely, low deposit and unwll monthly payments. Kent of premises, £3 10a per week, and rates. , Manager's salary £6 per -wee/, plus commission to be arranged. Pit sent stock approximately worth £iooo. £2O will bo granted toward" removal expenses after six months' satisfactory service. Address communications, in strict confidence, staling age, expeiience" and enclosing COPIES credentials, to: "SOFT GOODS," Care Charles Haine3 Advertising Agency, Tha Dalgety Building, Wellington. 3C56 QOMJirSSIGN AGENT WANTED Tor SOUTH ISLAND CITIES AND TOWNS, By N.Z. Boot Manufacturers of First Quality Footwear. Liberal terms to suitable man. _ Applications, treated confidentially, to: "FOOTWARE," The Christchurch Press Office. 3637 WANTED, MARRIED COUPLE, with family, for Farm on West. Coast; must bo experienced; milking. 63 cows (machines) and carrying 300 ewes. State salary remitred, with references, to. "GOOD HOME," 3676 Care "Evening Star," Graymouth. , CANTERBURY CALEDONIAN SOCIETY. DANCING TEACHER. _ A PPLICATIONS in writing are invited A. for the position of Highland Dancing Master to the Society's Juvenile Class. Terms and conditions from the Secretary. Applications close' Thursday, April 29th. W. GEO. BRASS, Secretary, 3555 No. 12 Chancery lane. SCOTT'S LABOUR REGISTRY, 165 Cashel street (next Tattersall'g Hotel), Requires Married Farm Teamster, General Farm Hand, Cowboy, 3 Cowmen-Generals, Female Cooks (40s and 50s), Generals for town and country (30s), Man for Garden Work: and has Waiting Engagement: Married and Single Farm Teamsters, Married Couples, Fencers; Station Cooks, Crutchers, Rouseabouts, Housemaid, Waitresses, and Housekeepers. 'Phone 1637. 58845 VICTORIA ■ LABOUR AGENCY, 108 Armagh street; requires Married Couple for small family, wife cook-general, man milk one cow, etc., £l5O (interview 10 a.m., Friday); Housekeeper for two gentlemen (Chatham Islands), 40s; Cook (private house, kitchenmaid kept), 40s; Cooks, 40s; House-Parlourmaids, 30s; Generals,- 355, 30s, etc. 'PHONE 4717. * R8894 CENTRAL REGISTRY, 94A Hereford street (upstairs), requires: Cook (kit.-maid kept), Cook, 8.M.-Laundress, and Pari. Maid (together), Cook and H.P. Maid (together), Kit. Maid (40s), Temp. Cook, Cook-Generals (40s, 355), Exper. Children's Nurse, H.P. Maids, Exper. Single Gardener, Married Couples. Telephone 4708. W8943 SITUATIONS WANTED. LADY wishes' Sewing by the Day, at Ladies' Houses; good references. S.Z.D., "Press." 1356 WANTED, Houses to Clean with Electrolux; five shillings an hour. P. Bryson, 29 Perth street, Richmond. 1359 WANTED, Chimneys to»£lweep, town or country. .Write, A. G. Unwin, 219 Stanmore road. 1361 WANTED, Situation Housekeeper or Lady Help, domesticated, reliable, handy to City. V.Z.D., "Press." 1383 "EXPERIENCED Housemaid wants similar J-J position, country preferred. C.Z.D., "Press." 1237
Bought at in «£ 8a Note the Enormous Reductions in this Salvage Stock. The good# are all superior quality, all the best brands of boots. Not one pair of Shoddy boots amongst the whole stock. MEN'S town or country—Usually 30/ .... Salvage Price 24/9 Gent.' Splendid Box Calf Derby BooU. Slightly .moked—Usual Price Salvage Stock—36 pair. Gen!.' Patent Lace Evening Shoe., .lightly Salvage Stock—36 pair. Gent.* Patent Court Evening, Shoe. Slightly mildew— To clear at 10/- pair 24 pair. GenU' Real Morocco Slipper.. SoiW „_lv .. To go at 7/9 pair 20 pair. Football Boot.. Every P«r damaged Salvage Price. 10/6 to clear 25 pair. GenU' Box Calf, welted wle., Derby Boot., "Patriate Brand, « pBP, « r Usual Price 82/6 Salvage Pnce 19/6 Gent.' Box Calf Derby BooU, patent cap., wide fitting-Usual Price price 17/11 Genu' Crepe Rubber Tennis Shoes, .lightly wiled—Usual Prices 10/6 12/6 18/6 Salvage Price. 7/6 8/9 9/6 WELLINGTON, March 6th, 1926. Mr. STEWART ROBINSON, CHRISTCHURCH. We beg to accept your Tender for the whole of the Salvage Boots as contained in our Warehouse, Wellington. You will be sure to have a speedy Sale as the goods are in splendid condition and We must congratulate you on making a good bargain. We remain, yours faithfully, pp. THE KYMAC PROPRIETARY (J. Dix) BOVS* AND A great feature of the Salvage Stock i. the great quantity of Boy.' and Youth.' Boots* 327 pair, altogether. In thi. case only the boxe. were damaged. 66 pair, of Small Boy.' Boot, in Box Calf, Derby fronU (little gent.')— Usual Price 12/6 size 1— Salvage Price S/6 60 pair, of Mine, size 8 4 9 (Crown Brand) Usual Price 12/6 ' Salvage Price 8/3 YOUTHS' 67 pair. Boy.' Box Calf Derby BooU, 10, 11, 12, 13. Crown Brand. One of the be»t Colonial makers. Not damaged 17/6 ', Salvage Pries 10/6 Same line, .uperior Crown . Brand Youth.' Derby. ISO pairs Boots,' leather lined, ' town. Not .oiled, every .be, 1,2,3,4—U5ual Price 19/6 Salvage Price 13/6 After considerable negotiations this magnificent Salvage Boot Stock has arrived in Christchurch for Stewart Robinson. The stock is not at all damaged, only the cardboard boxes being discoloured. The wonderful opportunity to purchase boots for the Winter Season IS NOW ON. GIRLS' Girls' Glace Kid, Extra High Lace Boot., to knee; .ize. 10, 11, 12, 13, I—Usual Price 21/- Salvage Price 10/6 Children'. Tan Sandal., English, be.t leather sole, 4x6 Salvage Price 2/9 Girl.' Chrome Shoes, for country wear, lace or button; sizes 7 to 9—Usual Price 8/6 Salvage Price 3/6 POSTAGE: Ladies' Bd. per pair extra Men'. lOd. per pair extra LADIES' Patent Court Shoes, lovely bow, all sizes. For street wear—Usual Price 22/6 Salvage Price 8/6 Ladies' Glace Kid Golosh Lace Boots, patent ,cap. Leather Cuban heel; all sizes. The Boot for wet weather—Usually 22/6 Salvage Price 9/6 108 CASHEL STREET and 743 COLOMBO STREET (Opposite Londontown) HUNDREDS AND HUNDREDS of pair, of BooU of every description. Anepock making event for Canterbury. LADIES' I! ttt M *k V IU 9 Ladies' White Canvas Boot., laceand.button, all sizes—Usually 8/6 Salvage Price 2/6 Ladies' Evening Shoe., 24 pair, slightly' .oiled ' Usual Price 146 .Salvage Price 8/6 Ladie.' Gold Brocade Court Shoes, very little ' wiled .. To clear at 7/ff Ladies' Patent One-bar Shoe. Low heel, 24 j only—Usual Price 22/6 Salvage Price 11 Ladies' Glace Calf Court Shoe, leather Cuban heel, .ize. 3, 4, {P-Usual Price 16/6 , Salvage Price 7/9 Ladie.' Grey Suede One-bar Shoes— All at Salvage Price 7/6 pair One Case of Ladies' Camel Hair Slippers, just landed for winter use— All at Salvage Price 3/11 40 pairs Ladies' Bluo Satin Slipper., quilted. Condition perfect—Usual Price $/$ Salvage Price 9/6 Ladies' Suede Court Shoes, good wear—Usual Price 10/6 Salvage price 5/Ladies' White Buck Oxford Shoes, with or without caps; all sizes—Worth 25/Salvage Price 10/Ladies' White Canvas Tennis Shoes, Crepe sole, not soiled, Fleet Foot brand—Prices elsewhere 7/9 Salvage Price 6/11 28 pairs Ladies' Beautiful White Satin Court Evening Shoes, Louis heels, various sizes. Absolutely spotless—Usually 80/,v Salvage Price 7/6 Crepe Sole Tennis Slum, 1-baf. Thi. caie of goods is slightly soiled andwill be practically gives'away/'- • Price of Women'. Crepe Sole Tonnfe Sho«, S/6j oirW sbesll,!Z/&* Wt 7, fit 1/11. Babies 11 «sea 4, 5, 6, 1/9 , Usually these goods were 5/6 4/6 8/6
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Press, Volume LXII, Issue 18675, 26 April 1926, Page 15
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