SITUATIONS WANTED. twelve Words, .;.Qi*b£ Shilling per Insertion; Three Insertions 2s Bd. bag or mending. Dl2lO. "Press. vH<\hu*9&r?i?m7mmtt7mwx mind, full or half-day. D 1154, "Press."' .. TING wanted, 2 men, start Wednesday. Reply; 18 Dover St., City. 8737 i \ t/;* CW¥ at ijm wTa T by. strong, active young man. Apply D973> "Press." COUNTRY girl wishes position; Com-panion-help, good reference Apply D 1390, -press." 'i* *M9 C iM\ | <;wirw»uqnii>fiiTTn^ ! avfi73? : poultry, eto.; in good home. D 1343, Press." -• .- - /CAPABLE, refined girl, Companionhelp, North Canterbury.: References. Apply D 1384, "Press." J afil .*, KM U l\,a>:& H 731 country, 37, steady, open for engagement. Apply D 1391, "Press." QUALIFIED Mental Nurse wants patient, town or country. 36-176 between 9.15 ajn.-5.15p.rn. Xlll2 :Ht,^i>t»»^lJ-!Jg^.!4itJ.MJ.«r.¥.Bl tal work, desires position with dentist or doctor. DllO7, "Press."
son or invalid. D 1132. "Press. rPEAMSTER or Rousabout, 37, open ■*• for engagement; steady; hilly or level country. Apply DIOO9, CAPABLE Young Lady, experience, seeks position as Cashier. D 1352, afc,«fa*t.A.^m^wwMAi.!.^u.u»aj requires work; experienced fire--7iTirtMson**uv^m,vf}vmw]m 9 \X7OMAN (35), nursing experience, »» desires housekeeping, farmer, |* good cook. Apply interview, D 1363, ™ "Press." A French Dress- * maker visits homes, 7s 6d day; I experienced and conscientious. . D 1025, ; "Press." laiarummauaiMatrgi i I !■ m i with Radio Serviceman's Certificate, seeks position. Ten years' experience. D 1383, "Press." 31st March, willing care for Invalid or Child on voyage in exchange i for passage. Reply Nurse, Box 1121, ! Christchurch. . 8817 commend Junior Typiste lookI ing for position, thoroughly trustworthy. -D1227, "Press." EXPERT Motor-driver wants Posi- —* tion; experienced all types vehicles, including ambulances; running repairs, public body references. DIOB4, "Press." FARM MANAGER. ** single (27), position as working manager on sheep farm. Conscientious, reliable; excellent references. Available early March. 'Phone 35-395, Christchurch. or write Dll2O, "Press." TRADESMEN. i KLwwnm*F&ftlfaW!flXWttM<^Ailkl and get satisfaction. X 1371 R all Plumbing, 'pnone T. Champion and Company, 'Phone 41-373. Our price is right 8002 kll 3R W* b\lm o) K*J i> Piß {* iw> FHrnt «iia 1 Hat Cleaning Specialists, 213 High street (opp. Jones Cycle Co.). X 734 thorough job and reasonable charges try Ted Palmer, 185 Tuam street. 8399 OTORISTSJ Ducoing and Repairs. Osborne's (W. E. Prop.), 196 Worcester street; 'Phone 41-858. 7944 PLUMBING— C. G. Woods and Son, ■*•• 814 Colombo street (North). Highest Workmanship. Reasonable charges. •Phone 32-041, 7216 ASPHALTING Paths, Drives, Tennis Courts laid, repaired, top-dressed. Established over 30 years. Blogg Bros., •Phone 41-051. X 7630 ' Clinker Tiles. Tapestry (ranges part payment). Time payment Kay, 5 Chelsea street. 'Phone 41-264. 9163 Overhauled and Sharpened. Ring the N.Z. Express Co., Ltd. Telephone I v'44<ll ' clinker, tapestry, tiles. Fireplaces, Ranges, and Coppers repaired. Merritt, 'Phone 41-718. 646 Cashel street. Linwood. 7811 v Sewer Connexions, Concrete Paths, Motor Bridges Laid, Ranges and Coppers Reset. Jobbing Work promptly executed. Call or write for Free Estimate. R. CLARK, 103 Bordesley street. 'Phone 41-319. C3IBO TAINTING AND PAPERHANGING. INGLIS and Son, Painters and • Decorators,. 115 Fitzgerald Ave. •Phone 37-638. Estimates Free. 8405 WALLPAPER Expert C. W. • Lilleyman, 458 Oxford terrace. Latest steam stripping method for cleanliness. Always the lowest quotations. X 9661 ■ Papered from £l. Town or country. Best materials. Competent tradesman. E. L. Evans, 76 Riccarton road. 'Phone 35-537. 7953 HOUSES TO PAINT FROM £lO. Workmanship Guaranteed. A. P. KEYS. 254 BEALEY AVENUE. •Phone 34-551. K 4453 HOLIDAY ACCOMMODATION. pOMFORTABLE Board, private boarding house, North Brighton. Near beach and bus. Low tariff. Dlll3, "Press." 'pAURANGA—HoteI St. Anne's, Lead- •*• ing Private Hotel in Tauranga, centrally situated, charming grounds.— Proprietors, Captain and Mrs P. E Harne. 2430 OUNTAIN HOUSE," Arthur's Pass - National Proprietress, having completed extensive alterations and refurmshlngs at above house, would have pleasure in welcoming past and future guests. Parties by arrangement. Apply, Proprietress. Mountain House, Arthur's Pass. 4821 rtiiiw < uia/,fi^iicrrr^k''iiiSi<u!TTS. , .miliMllP iU - via Tauranga.—There are Hotels f and Hotels, but there is only ONE " Hotel on the OCEAN Beach and that is i Howard's Hotel "OCEANSIDE." Com- J fort assured. Climate and situation , supreme. Table unrivalled. Wires or letters, "Oceanside." , BOARD WANTED. f * Boy, 14. West preferred. D 1196, l\, "Press." . 8718 It LfLDERLY Lady would like Board. ■ Li '. Quiet surroundings, good locality! 30/-. D 1272, "Press." ./ WANTED, by Working Men, Board "' and Residence with homely family in Sydenham. DIOOO, "Press." I WANTED, by elderly lady, Superior " Board, with nice room, in quiet ri home, handy to town. Has own furni- P ture. D 989, "Press." | • J couple, one child. Husband 'i most of time. Good |; "Press." FOR HIRE. .<.'• Sleeping Bags, Rucsacs, Flags, Stack Covers, Tables, Chairs. ■ Johnson and Colizins, Ltd., Quality Tent Makers, 93 Cashel street West. J 4613 .■** Read and useTThe Press'* Class*- 1 fled Advertisements. The quickest : S route between Buyer and Seller, 12 p word* la, 3 insertions 2s 6d. '■"-T v
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Press, Volume LXXII, Issue 21714, 22 February 1936, Page 28
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