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SITUATIONS VACANT Twelve Words. One Shilling per Insertion; Three Insertions Is 6d Applicants, when applying f« situations where references are asKea for enould send copies (not original* of their reference* l STOCK AGENT. Christchurch, require tne &«- vices of an Experienced STOCK. AGENT to take charge of their business in an important district in Canterbury, and to act also in the capacity of AUCTIONEER, Written applications are invited on or before the Bth of May, 1935, to THE MANAGER, DALGETiT and CO., LTD., P.O. Box 908. Christchurch 6323 W' ANTED, Men and~boys lo Learu Fitting and Turning. Moior-ca; airing and Driving, Electrical, Mining and every branch of General Engineering. We teach in months instead .ji yeara ay practical n.t.nods. Positions guaranteed to oui graduates. Day or Evening Classes, 0 a.m to 4 p.m., 7'p.m. to 9 p.m. Call or write; i-ULyT.eX.HMIC SCXiOOL OF EN GINEERING. 22A Manchestei street WANTED, Young Girl for cash desk of retail store. Salary to commence 15s per week. Apply stating experience (if any), age, and enclosing copies of references. "Cashier,' P. 0.- Box 458, Christchurch, C.L_ 530 ANTED, strong, experienced; elderly Man to bach and look after garden and two cows for one month, quiet country place, possibly permanent, state wages. N.D.M, "Press." 6 33 " r |*HE Ch.Ch. College of Hairdressing. A 104 Armagh street West.— Study with the first established college Theoretical and Practical Instruction all branches of the profession. Day Evening Classes. Telephone 35-983. OFFICE Girl, Junior, Typewriting and Shorthand; wages 10s. State age, experience. Apply own handwriting, Box 303, G.RO. 542 "POSITION Wanted, Farm Hand, filled. Applicants thanked. H. L. Chisnall, Hinds. 640 a WANTED, a Capable Girl for General Housework. Easy position, 10s. References. K.F.M., "Press." 508 WANTED immediately, Capable Help for City Home; sleep out. Apply T.F.M., "Press." 549 [/"ANTED, Experienced General ■ * Help; R.C. preferred. Apply 314 Barbadoes street. 546 F Lady-Kelp, yr good home, light duties, 10s. H.F.M., "Press." 509 WANTED, Smart Girl as junior for showroom. R.F.M., "Press" 541 VVOMEfrS EMPLOY \J MENT EXCHANGE requires—-Conk < II] - Ktitution), Conlc-Gflncr.il (country hotel). General (Mcrivale), experienced Parlourmaid. I'intryninid Waitress, Mouso-l'.irlour-mnid (Peninsula). Office hours: 0.30 a.m. i to 5 p.m. 173 Cashol struct, 'Phono 81-484. ! C 3761 \ (TUN 7 renilui'fy ea \\ ou n i;x cifan g k i\J CO., LTD. (McDonald's), under Hit* 1 auspices of tlio Canterbury Shecpowncrs" 1 (j'nion. wants: Ploughmen. Cowman. Cow mr.n-Gnrdener. Cowboys. We recommend: Married Shepherds, Married Gardeners, Married Ploughman. Married Couples, Potato Diggers, Criitchere, Tractor Drivers. Fene i ens, Cook Bakers, and ail cla'KOS ot farm 1 and station hands, tin Manchester street. ! 'Phones Office :U-58S, Residence 23-80,1 ! C 327-1 SITUATIONS WANTED. YOUNG Man seeks position on farm as rouseabout; few cows; near Christchurch. Small wage for good home. Start first week in May. M.E.M., "Press." _ 452 EXPERIENCED Shepherd or Tractor " Lj Driver seeks position on station immediately, single, references. F.F.M.. "Press." _ __ _ __ 511 EXPERIENCED Married Man' wants J - J farm work, capable of managing; wife cook if necessary. D.F.Tv., "Press." __ _ 501 ybUNG "Man of "good education and ■*■ with motor-car desires employment in the city._ P.FM, 53G . Experienced Chef, take" any" p67i- *-* lion anywhere ottering. 11. Veitch. 171 Leith street, Dunedin. 498 LOST IND FOUND T OST, One Blue PACKET contain*J ing developed photos. Please return Wallace, Photographer, High street. __ J l2 pAME~ Astrayr"~3ersey"" HEIFER". Owner can have same on paying expenses. 218 Queensbury street, Burwood. 540 tX/ILL the Person who "removed * y CLOCK from Wrigglesworth and Binns Studio please return to save further trouble. 516 & Red Chestnut Thoroughbred Three-year-old FILLY, long mane and tail, no white markings, unshod. Reward for information leading to recovery. 'Phone 41-110, or write E.F.M., "Press." 513 on Anzac Day, Lady's A Wristlet WATCH. Apply with particulars to M.F.M.. "Press." 529 WANTED TO RENT. WANTED, Bed-sitting room, St. Albans or Shirley, board optional. C.F.M., "Press." 50G PERSONAL. WANTED, Seat in Car for Nelson, * * early next week. "Timaruvian," "Press." Although the introduction of daylight saving was regarded as a boon to sportsmen, summer time has provided less playing time for Wellington's .cricketers. Attention to this absurdity was drawn by Mr P. B. Broad at a meeting of the Wellington Cricket Association's management committee when a proposal to extend the hours of play was under discussion. "Actually we have been getting less cricket under daylight saving than previously," he remarked. "Speaking with the greatest respect for the umpires, the attitude taken up by them over daylight saving and the proposals to extend the playing time is unfortunate." He recognised that it was hard for the umpires to stand out on the playing fields throughout the afternoon, but it had been expected that the advancing of the clock would bring about a longer afternoon of cricket. Now, however, with daylight saving the hours of olay were from 2 p.m. to 6.30 p.m. Mr A. Ronaldson mentioned that when;summer time was first introduced: play had gone on until 7 p.m. for a couple of seasons, the chairman adding that it was really the opposition of the umpires which caused a reduction in playing time. Another of the Vickers Vildebeesto machines for the Royal New Zealand Air Force was taken yesterday to Wigram aerodrome. The parts of the first machine have now been unpacked ;».nd stored, but assembly will not be '.indertaken for some time. One of the Moth machines delivered recently at Wigram has been assembled for the Wellington Aero Club, and delivery will be taken by the club in a few days. Another machine for the West Coast Aero Club has been assembled and tested, and will be taken over when an instructor and engineer have been appointed by the West Coast Club ;CTAL Friday Bargains—You'll save money to-day at DraytonJones, Ltd. Men's Overcoats from 39s & 548