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ASHBURTON SALES ~ ~~ METHVEN SALE. THURSDAY," 3rd DECEMBER, 1942. On account of Client: 1 Four-year-old Heavy-weight Cob Gelding, guaranteed ouiet in saddle and harness; 1 Seven-year, old Hack Gelding, guaranteed quiet in s, and hj.; 1 Eight-year-old Cob, quite in saddIe. ASHBURTON ASSOCIATED AUCTIONEERS. 7323 CLEARING SALE AT “HOLMWOOD,” EALING. MONDAY, 7th DECEMBER, 1942, AT 11 A.M. MR JOSEPH STALKER, having sold his farm, has instructed us to hold a Complete Clearing Sale of his LIVE AND DEAD STOCK at the Homestead on the above date. Particulars are as follows: SHEEP.—7SO Half and Three-quarter-bred Ewes with Lambs (SouthdownBorder cross), to be drafted in lots to suit purchasers; 180 Half and Threequarterbred Ewe Hoggets; 40 Fat Ewes; 20 Southdown-Border Leicester Cross Rams, mixed ages. _ . . ' HORSES.—B Working Draughts, 6 'years old to aged, all good workers: l' f*V7n t v' Carter, broken saddle and harness; i r Half-Draught, broken saddle and Nharness- 1 Hack; 2 Ponies; Covers and Harness’ for all horses: 2 Cart Saddles and Breechings: 2 Sets Leading Harness; Blocks and Chains; Riding Saddle anti B CATTLE.~ 5 Shorthorn-Jersey Cross Cows in profit, Ist to 3rd calvers; 2 Shorthorn-Jersey Cross Cows, with 3 Runners; 2 Two-year Shorthorn Heifers; 1 Shorthorn Bull; 1 Fat Shorthorn Heifer: 2 Shorthorn Calves. PIGS—2 Porkers. IMPLEMENTS and SUNDRIES.—I 3Furrow Duncan Plough, 11-Tine Massey Cultivator, Duncan Roller, 15-Coulter Combined Duncan Drill, Duncan Disc Harrows, 5-Leaf Diamond Harrows, three-leaf Twitch Harrows. Chain Harrows, 2 Farm Drays and Frames, Duncan Grass Stripper, MasseyHarris Binder. Spring Cart on Rubber Wheels. 3-Shafter Rubber-tyred Gig. Wool Table, 22 Coils Cyclone Netting, 300 Fencing Stakes, Planet Junior Moulder, Lister 35-Gallon Separator (stainless discs), complete with electric drive, Jh'p motor, 35-Gallon Alfa Laval Separator Duncan Woolpress, Block and Tackle 20ft Ladder, Tools, Horse Clippers, Swingletrees, 2 Horse Feeders, Tarpaulin, 450 Sacks, Grindstone, Meat Safe, 3 Cow Covers, Lamb Drencher. Garden Seats, 3 Sheep-dogs, Pig Troughs, Various Sundries, Quantity Grass seed and Produce. _ , _ ~ _ , FURNITURE includes Oak Double Bed, Oak Dressing Table, Oak Dining Table. “Erard” Plano. H.M.V. Gramophone and 175 Records, Music Cabinet, Palmstana, Pictures, Kitchen Table and Chairs, Book Case Wooden Coal Scuttle. ’ LUNCHEON PROVIDED. N.Z. FARMERS’ CO-OP. ASSN.. LTD., Ashburton; NATIONAL MORTGAGE AND AGENCV CO.. 7014 Auctioneers in Conjunction. - SITUATIONS VACANT ./ANTED, Housemaid-Waitress. Also a Day Porter. Dominion Hotel. 7244 RABBITER Wanted. Good wages and kept. Apply P.O. Box 104, Methven. X 3599 DAILY Help Wanted; no cooking: 9 to 2 ar 9to 5. Fendalton. Tel. 22-566. WANTED, Rabblter. Apply, D. P. Wilson, Hillside. Private Bag. Rangiora, ’Phone 253 . ' — ■-- 1264 WANTED, Cook-General, temporarily. Mrs Stead, “Ham,” Riccarton. ’Phone 36-746. X 4313 THE WAIKATO DIOCESAN SCHOOL FOR GIRLS, HAMILTON. APPLICATIONS are invited for the following posts for Mid-January, 1943: (a) SENIOR MATRON (b) JUNIOR MATRON. Good salaries offered, according to experience. Applications, with copies of testimonials, should reach the Secretary, Box 21, Hamilton. by the sth of December. 1942. 7021 CARPENTRY INSTRUCTOR. PPLICATIONS (on P.S.C. Form 17a, obinable at Post Offices) are invited for e position of CARPENTRY INSTRUCDR at the Government’s No. 4 Carsntry Training Centre, Briscoe’s Buildg, Cashel street, Christchurch. / Applicants should be men of wide ex-V mience in the building industry, witlj e necessary personality for impaiWA struction, both practical and theoretical*' Salary: £375 to £4OO per annum. Applications, which close on December hj 1942, should be forwarded to the rganiser of Emergency Training, c/o. apartment of Labour. Wellington. 69a7 SITUATIONS WANTED. ANTED, Tractos, Ploughing, iwing, etc. A 4206, “Press.” grass RST-CLASS Chef disengaged Decemr 18th; go anywhere. Apply A42b-, )UTH (21). Ineligible Military Service, iuld like Position in or out of City. 376, "Press." ; —3 ~ .NDSCAPE, All Classes Gardening Uurtaken. Day or contract. ’Phone 25-118 er 6 p.m. ■— X3m2 WMAN would milk about 4 cows, light rden work; reliable. Award wages. Ap- ' A 4348, "Press.” ~TT 'ORE Work, odd jobs, or motor driving, venty hours weekly. Apply, "Shiftirker.” A 4224, "Press." ; IPABLE Woman (child 12) requires lusekeeper’s position, town or country, ireford Agency, ’Phone 37-771. _ ■ 1291 IRRIER —7s 6d Hour. Furniture Removi, Markets, Tradesmen’s Gear, General rrytng. McDonald. ’Phone 32-977. T.c. VNTED, by thoroughly experienced actor-driver, position bag-sewing on ader, harvesting, etc. A 4302. TARYlloe Work. All classes Rotary pe work undertaken. Nothing too small, thing to big. 97 Cashel st. 'Phone gjg X 0292 jHT Employment, Christchurch, Brighi districts, essential industry: sober in over military age. Give particular;. 350, “Press.” —— tOROUGHLY EXPERIENCED DRAP;Y AND GENERAL MERCHANDISE ONAGER, with wide business expence. knowledge of book-keeping. IEKS ENGAGEMENT TOWN OR )UNTRY. Active disposition, mentally :rt, and good personality. Highest refmces. Write — “EXPERIENCE,” C/o. A4llO. ’’Press," TENDERS. SALE BY TENDER. TENDERS ARE INVITED for the PURCHASE of the Freehold Property known as 74 MACKWORTH STREET, WOOLSTON, being all the land in Certificate of Title Volume 431, Folio 149, containing an area of 32 perches. Improvements include a four-roomed Wooden Dwelling containing 2 bedrooms, kitchen, living-room, bathroom and scullery. The Dwelling is connected with the "sewer. The terms of offering are as follows: Not less than 10 per cent, of the tendered price is to accompany each tender, which amount will be refunded to unsuccessful tenderers and in the case of the successful tenderer will be applied in reduction of the cash deposit. The balance of the tendered price over the deposit to be paid in cash within 28 days of the date of the acceptance of the tender. The highet or any tender will not necessarily be accepted. TENDERS CLOSE with the undersigned AT NOON ON MONDAY, the 14th DECEMBER, 1942. For further particulars apply to;— MESSRS LANE, NEAVE and WANKLYN. Solicitors, 90 Hereford street, CHRISTCHURCH. 7058 WANTED. TENDERS for Renewing and Fixing Spouting and Re-setting older parts. Country job, 17 miles out. RliliiCTHUnHiO RUBBER PRODUCTS. South Island Agents: REESE BROS., LIMITED. Cornet Colombo and St. Asaph sis. CHRISTCHURCH, THE LYTTELTON FERRY LAUNCHES, LTD. M.V. OWAKA TO PENINSULA BAYS (weather permitting) as follows;Okain's Bay—Mondays, Sailing 6.45 a.m. Okains Bay—Thursdays Sailing 6.45 a.m. Cargo at Rail NOON Wednesdays Pigeon Bay and Little Akaloa—Tuesdays. Sailing 6.45 a.m Cargo at Rail; NOON Mondays. TO CORSAIR BAY—Regular Service Week-ends. Further particulars may be obtained from W. C. CLEARY AND CO. L 1554 Telephone 46-423,