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SITUATIONS WANTED. Twelve Words, One Shilling per Inseetion, Three Insertions 2s 6d. WANTED By Woman of middle age, capable, reliable, Position as Cook-Housekeeper, or help in any domestic position. Can undertake full charge. Country preferred, not essential. WANTED "Position "by Trustworthy f ' clean, careful Housekeeper, with daughter 13, helpful; well used to country. Apply E.H.8., "Press." 9489 ■* Companion-Nurse, town or country; £2 2s per week; testimonials. L.P.8., ■Tress." . 459 WANTED r tworrhy, ' y clean, careful Housekeeper, with daughter 13, helpful; well used to country. _ _ 9489 JUNIOR Typist Seeks-Positionf~3at-*J isfactory work guaranteed; small salary accepted to start. Z.R.8., 'iPress." _ _ __ 600 "VOUNG Man, married, experienced -*- driver, seeks position driving lorry, bus, etc.' Apply T.P.8., "Press." 485 reliable "tfouUTseeks ! farm position, team work, sheep, I milk, etc. Wages £l. F.U.8., "Press." 549 IyANTED by Single Shepherd, mus*v tering and general farm work; fair_d_ogs. P.N.8., "Press." 383 "POSITION wantecPby middle-aged ■*• Man, general farming, fencing, rouseabout, etc. 'Phone 41-647. _ 518 TIT ARRIED "Mechanic, with £IOO, rtex'■*■ sires Working Interest in Anything. 5.R.8., "Press." _ 532 /GARDENING, 10s per "day;" no "job " too small; go anywhere. T.R.R.. "Press." 587 "VrOUTH 18 wants .work, any kind; 1 urgent. K.R.8.. "Press." 577 :, PLANTS. SHRUBS. Etc. i\ l\i\l\ CABBAGE, Cauliflower, i j.V>,\J\J\J Lettuce, and Tomato Plants. 51 Dunn street, Sprcydon. I 5G3 I pANSY, Polyanthus Seedlings, Holly- ■*■ hocks Is, Geums 9d; Nemesia, Stocks 6d doz. 77 Martins road, LinI coin road. 441 I selected varieties, 1/9 posted. Seeds 12 exhibition varieties, 2/-. Mrs I Brown, Marshland road, Chancys. 326 I IJHUBARB Roots and Black Currant 1 Bushes 9d each, 8s doz. J. Cock, Seedsman, 16 Papanui road. 'Phone 22-496. „ 9838 ''(PURLY "POM," Superb giant double-curled Art Asters. 1/packet. Only from Colin Johnston, Specialty Seedsman, Dunedin. Write for 1933 Novelty List. 7670 TT'S" CHEAPER to grow your own A tobacco—and better too. Govern-ment-grown tobacco seed, complete with printed instructions regarding growing and maturing, post free, 2s. EVANS, Box 420, Wellington. , 9997 Florist ONION, Brown Spanish, best selected Australian seed, 10s pound. Rcid, Florist. ONION,' Brown" Spanish, best selected Australian seed, 10s pound. Reid, Florist. r~pOMATo7Kondine, re-selected seed J- from England, 7s ounce. Reed, Florist. "PRIMROSE; Deans' Choice Hybrids. ■JL Enormous flowers. Is pkt. Reid, Florist __ Gleam. Enor■L™ mous golden flowers, dwarf habit Is pkt. Reid, Florist T>EA Massey, first early, Cd pint, with A Is purchases. Reid, Florist pint with Is purchases. Reid. Florist. PEAT "Greenfeast, second early, enorA '■' mous pods, 6d pint with Is purReid,, Florist. _ 13EA Greenfeast, second early, enormous pods, 6d pint with Is purchases._ Reid, Florist. P"EA7"Massey, first early, enormous pods. 6d pint with Is purchases. Reid, Florist. CALENDULA Chrysantha. Flowers • resemble chrysanthemums. Mixed variety colours. Is packet. Reid, Florist ' "npHE love of gardening the only ' *■ pleasure which increases with j age."—Prince de Ligne. 14 000 Roses, strong plants, in choicest varieties. Price Is 6d each, or 15s per doz. Specimen Silver Birch, 6ft High 2s 6d each, Bft 3s 6d each. DOUBLE CERISE PEACH, sire .3s 6d each. Flowering Apples, choice in three varieties, 3s 6d each. Magnolia Stellata, 5s each. Magnolia Soulangiana, 3s Cd each. Japanese Winter Sweet, extra strong plants, 3s 6d and 5s each. Scarlet Oaks, 3s 6'd and 5s each. Purple Beech, 5s each. Pyrus Discolor, brilliant autumntinted foliage plant, same family as Mt. Ash, 3s 6d each. Amelahchier Botryapium, beautiful autumn tinted shrub, 3s 6"d each. Prunus Polardii, early Spring flowering tree bearing spikes of rosy . pink flowers, 3s 6d each. 10 per cent. Discount on all cash orders of 5s and upwards. NAIRN AND SONS, Nurserymen, LINCOLN RD., CHRISTCHURCH. Established 1879. —2 PERSONAL J - J Make your Hair look distinctive by having your next Permanent Wave at Maison Louise. 129 Manchester street. Full head ffom 17s 6d to £l. Half-head from 10s. 'Phone 41-692. Concessions to regular clients. P6802 W"~ORDEN v S Registered Supreme Ointment cures Goitre, enlarged Glands, Chilblains, etc., 2oz box posted free on receipt of 2s 6d. Worden, 281 Bexley road, New Brighton, Christchurch, New Zealand. 535 "RITE - London Astrologer, Box 60, Christchurch, giving birthplace, date, time. Character delineations 2s 6d. Advice finance, profession, health, marriage, etc. _ _ .44 *"t¥>6STONA" Tonic Wine for jaded A* nerves, sleeplessness, weak digestion, anaemia. A tonic and a food 5s 6d and 9s at all Chemists. Supplied to leading hospitals throughout the Dominion. C 2830 HAIR WAVING. TJ /p FULL-HEAD Marcel. Dorothy 1/" Eliott's, next 3YA. 'Phone 37-835; day or evening appointments. tTt - /- FTJLXTIeadT Genuine Eugene 1*)/ Permanent Wave. 'Phone Mrs Durose, 45 Edgeware road, St. Albans. No 4 tram. 9 A 4 J WFGUARANTEE OUR PERMANENT WAVES. , HEAD, 15s; Half Head, 10s. J-' Concessions to regular clients. LA MODERNE TOILET SALON, Strand Lane, near Plaza. 'Phone 31-693. WANTED KNOWN. M~r Colwill, furrier, late 205 High street, is now carrying on business 'at 30 Edinburgh street, Riccar- | ton. !°5 I STANDARD SIX STUDEBAKER 5 OWNERS. We are making a special price for honing out Cylinders, fitting new Pistons complete with Gudgeon Pins and Rings, taking up all bearings PRICE £lO. Available for one month LIMITED> _ ll7n 219 Tirana street,