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Press, Volume LXXV, Issue 22768, 21 July 1939, Page 19

SITUATIONS WANTED. Twelve Words 1/-, 3 Days 2/6. 11/ TARRIED Couple, Cowman-Garden-ItX er> w jf e Cook-General. Good reference. 254, “Press.” TYT ANTED, by Steady Young Man, ’’ strong and reliable. Labouring Work. AlO6, “Press.” \T OUTH seeks position in city garage, greasing, washing, and polishing cars. Apply 191, “Press.” ANTED, Position on Dairy Farm; ’ ' machine milking. Apply “Milker,” “Press,” Ashburton. 6854 /GARDENER Rouseabout wants Per'“T manent position. Reference if required. Award wage. 127, “Press." ANTED by ex-Government ser- ” vant, position of trust or parttime employment. A 96. “Press.” TYANGEROUS Trees Felled, branches lopped, sections cleared; rubbish removed. Insured against risk. C. West, •Phone 30-617. 4683 ■VOUNG Man, single, wants Sheep Work, Rouseabout, on one-man farm, Ellesmere-Burnham district; own dogs. A 95, “Press.”

pHIMNEYS Swept, Experienced, Tidy Workman. Wellbourn, 56 Thackeray street. Waltham. ’Phone 34-852. X 2246 TT'XPERIENCED. Stockman, middle--I-1 aged, single; stud beef or dairy Shorthorns preferred; first-class references. AB2. “Press.” T> ELI ABLE, Strong. Willing Youth (18), good milker, requires Situation, Dairy Farm, handy city. 174, "Press.” rpHE Famous Excell Dance Band, 3Piece is here. Engagements from August 15th. Small Clubs, Dances Catered for. Town, country. ’Phone 30-260. X 167

TRADESMEN. ASPHALTING, Tar Bitumen Sealing ■c* of Paths, Drives and Floors. A. Hammar, 71 Packe street. XlO2 ,j OPOUTING, Leaking Taps, Cisterns, f •O etc., Repaired at short notice. Ring i Champion ajid Co., 'Phone 37-845. t . C 3381 OAINTING and Papering done at * Lowest ; Rates.' Country work a promptly attended to. Workmanship guaranteed. r A. P. KEYS. c 254 Bealey avenue. 'Phone 34-551. * TVON’T Pay Excess Water Rates. Call - U Champion and Co., 37-845, to rewasher those leaking taps. C 3381 1 — Open Fireplaces. Clinker, tiles, tapestry (ranges s part payment). Time payment. Kay, c 5 Chelsea street. 'Phone 40-664. 9163 ® pONSULT Champion and Co. about your Plumbing Problems. We will be pleased to advise. 'Phone 37-845. C 3381 ,

HAIRDRESSING. MAISON TRESELLE MRS OLDS, COURT HAIRDRESSER, 180 High street, Christchurch. TELEPHONE 35-852. To enjoy the smartness of the son, to have the assuring feeling you are well groomed . . . make appointment to-day. seathat your 9426

PERSONAI*. CTARTLING New Testament discoveries. Those interested write Baeyertz, Solicitor, Auckland. X3O VITHEN were you born? Character ’' Chart Is. Gifted Reader. Mrs E. M. Love, Love’s Tea Rooms, Armagh street. ' X 245 p ENTLEMAN, 23, wishes to meet Young Lady, enclose photo. 135, “Press.” CTRONG Tea Towels, 32 x 24, 3 for 2s 9d. The Linen Room, Hereford Court. ; X 222 TRISH Huck Towels, H.S., 32 x 18, Is 3d. Linen Room, Hereford Court. X 220 IVfEDICINE, Drugs, and Herbs posted in plain wrappers by George Settle, Chemist, Christchurch. X 1942 TXTRINKLES removed naturally. Let- ' ’ ter explains. State age. Janat E. Data, 228 Queen street, Auckland. 9715

(COUNTRY Orders dispatched per re? turn post or bus. H. E. Iggo, Chemist, 101 Cashel street. X 1833 7VTAPLE Chilblain Liniment really cures. One application does it. Is 6d. H. E. Iggo, Chemist. 101 Cashel street. X 1834 “PURES in a Flash.” Settle’s Lightning Cough Cure, Is, Is 9d, 3s 6d. All Stores. X 1942 ■JTkON’T Fool with that Cough. Take I-” Settle’s Cough Cure. “It cures in a Flash.” X 1942 TF you want to buy, use “The Press” -*• Classified Advertisine column*. 12 words Is. 3 days 2s 6d. —l9 “X>eTTOL Hand Emolient,” Renowned cure for chafed hands, roughness, redness; Is fid anywhere. X 1942 P.EORGE SETTLE, Consulting Chemist, 769 Colombo street, for reliable remedies. ’Phone 37-700 for appointments. Associated with George Settle is Mr Cassels, late English and German Scientific Laboratories. 83267

eliminating footfaults, none of which was called to-day. A. Quist and J. H. Crawford beat Roberts and Bascom, 6-2, 6-1. Quist meets Low, a Stanford University star, on Friday, in the semi-finals, and Crawford meets Mulloy to-morrow in the quarter-finals.