SITUATIONS WANTED. Twelve Words 1 /-, 3 Days 2/6. gINGLE, Experienced Teamster, all “Press” ementS ’ Seeks P° sition - L 8904, ] H^Xi J ERIENCEp Tractor-driver seeks ferred S; £“ terbUry pra * ffiXPEKIENCEP Export Fruit Packer wants Job immediately go anvwhere. Write L 9023, “Press.” Farm . Manager desires i ,^.. lon ’ experienced in all farm work. Phone 9W, Hororata. X 9030 Ladies’ Hairdresser nii °v? erl l or engagement. Qualified “L-MLbranches. Reply L 8961 “Press” = uuciui, r'ress. Hairdresser desires tion; two years’ all-round exneri“Press " InVerCargill: aged 24 ’ P2 637, HI Wml- YS Sw ? pt * Experienced tidy Workman. Wellbourn, 56 Thaek eray street, Waltham. ’Phone 34-852 Cardi^fl able r k Dnrln ai l te^ d o Price reason- ““ Son ’ 62 C SK» Situation by capable girl , Housemaid as Nursegirl. North Canterbury preferred. Apply statins particulars. L 8907, “Press.” ting MaT7 wants Tractor Driving thine n™ or contractor, drive any L 8752, “??es r s U ’’ ninfi repairs ’ Urgent S IN S 9\ Sbe P i her position wi7iinc? rth Canterbu ry preferred. Keer willing worker; capable all genera farm duties; 3 dogs* LBBOO. “P?^ 3 W AIN i ED, by Nurse, ten years’ ex- . Penence, double certificate. Relieving Work for fortnight or three “Press ” m March or April - LB7BO, "Y"OUNG Couple, single, seek position together. Man good all round farm worker, tractor-driver; woman L 9026, le “Press.” QUSeW ° rk and cookin 8(jENT, middle-aged, requirei work str.ekti r k ent: cus I todian - assist books. stockt akl n gi valuation; knowledge dt apery grocery; anything. Integrity “Press” References. L 8684, Reliable Young Woman requires position Housekeeper, where child no objection; or would consider marriage respectable gentleman. L 8782, “Press.” T7"ERY skilful, experienced young Viennese lady of agreeable appearance, perfect in household and kitchen, practical skilled ladies’ tailor and shop assistant, looks for suitable position in New Zealand. Write P2644 "Press.” 3004 ELECTRICIAN (Registered), of good address, will shortly be available for engagement. Has many years’ experience in charge of power board construction work, mining, dredging, industrial and rural installations, and general engineering. Apply “Electrician,” c/o “Press.” X 8847 PERSONAL T ADY would like to hear of traveller going Dunedin or Invercargill (Sunday). Immediate reply to Phelan, 23b Gloucester street. T ADY will visit ladies’ homes teach- ■*'* ing Auction Bridge, few vacancies left. L 8596, “Press.” "V’OUNG ladies interested in Horseriding, week-ends and evenings, write L 8789, "Press.” ARE you nervy, sleepless?, For a good sedative tonic, consult H. E. Iggo, Chemist, 101 Cashel street. GOOD-BYE TO CORNS! T ONGMORE’S Com Paint makes the Corn Drop Out! Price 1/6 at Longmore’s, Chemists, 129 Manchester street. ~ TAON’T Fool with that Cough. Take Settle's Cough Cure. “It cures in a Flash.” X 8023 TNSTITUTE of Practical Christianity. Metaphysicians available, town or country. P.O. Box 988, Christchurch. X 8216 AMOS’S Upholstery! Use our Recovering Service. ’Phone 40-66 a Leslie G. Amos, Ltd., cnr. Manchester and Armagh streets. X 5789 TVTEDICINE, Drugs, and Herbs posted in Plain Wrappers by George Bettle. Chemist, Christchurch. X 8023 “T>ETTOL Hand Emollient,” Renowned cure for sunburn, roughness, redness; Is 6d anywhere. X 8023 “INJURES in a Flash,” Bettle’s Lightning Cough Cure, Is, Is 9d. 3s 6d. All Stores. X 8023 BRAND NEW STOMACH REMEDY. F Stomach trouble—ulcers, nerves, gastritis, sickness, etc., is torturing you, take Mavex Slippery Elm Compound. It's malted. Thousands of tins already sold. 3/~ from Cameron Smith’s. Bennington’s S. L. Hall (Linwood), D. 5. Dodds crapenui), chemists. —3 MOUSES PAINTED and ROOMS PAPERED AND DECORATED AT LOWEST RATES. Workmanship Guaranteed. A. P, KEYS, 254 BEALEY AVENUE. •Phone 34-551. K4829 (7J.EORGE BETTLE, Consulting Cnem--Ist, 769 Colombo street, for reliable remedies. ’Phone 37-700 for appointments. Associated with George Bettle is Mr Cassells, late English and German Scientific Laboratories. 83267 HAIRDRESSING. MAISON TRESELLE MRS OLDS, COURT HAIRDRESSER, 180 High street, Christchurch. Miss Nola has rejoined the staff, after 12 months’ experience in leading Sydney and Melbourne Salons. TELEPHONE 35-852. TRADESMEN. T>UILDING Alterations and Repairs, No overhead charges. First-class job. H. E. tlames, 220 Barrington st. "DRICKWORK Open Fireplaces. Clinker, tiles, tapestry (ranges part payment). Time payment. Kay, 5 Chelsea street. ’Phon.e 40-664. 9163 PAINTING AND PAPERHANGING. MOUSES Painted from £10; Rooms 1 Papered from £1; Town or Couni try. Best materials. Competent Tradesman. E. L. Evans, 76 Riccarton road. ’Phone 35-537. X 8447 OLD GOLD. ETC., WANTED. "VTNO DI SOMMA. Watchmaker. Jeweller, and Gold Buyer (just returned from the Continent) offers the Highest prices for Old Gold, Silver, Jewellery, Diamonds, etc. “See me last” —113 Gloucester st, (opp. All Night Dispensary). ’Phone 34-681. ADOPTION. ■ WANTED MIND PARENTS TO ADOPT xv HEALTHY BABY BOY, THREE WEEKS’ OLD. NO PREMIUM. Apply to: R. A. YOUNG, Solicitor, 158 Cashel street, Christchurch. X 8979 SMALL GOODS SPECIALISTS. CMOKED Fish—Have you tried our Sugar-cured Fillets? Roberts, Cashel street. X 8716 11/TUTTON Birds, cooked or uncooked. -ITX “Delicious.” The Best. Roberts, 80 Cashel street. X 8716 O-Y-S-T-E-R-S —Arriving fresh daily from our own oyster beds. Roberts, Cashel street west. X 8716
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Press, Volume LXXV, Issue 22662, 17 March 1939, Page 21
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