AUCTIONS RAILWAY AUCTION ROOMS (CH.CH.), LTD. AUCTION SALE, TO-DAY (FRIDAY). AT 1 P.M. IN OUR ROOMS, 74 VICTORIA STREET (Opp. Clock Tower). MAIN ITEMS:—I2ft x 9ft Ax. Caarpet, 12ft x 9ft Bisonia Square, quantity 27in Ax. Body Carpet in various lengths, 3piece Chesterfield Suite, Easy Chairs, 6piece Dining Suite, Dropleaf Gateleg Table, 2 Modern S. Beds and Wires in Cream Enamel, 2 S. Kapoc Mattresses (Green Damask Ticking), Oak Dinner Waggon, Coal Scuttle, 7-drawer Scotch Chest, Kauri Sideboard, Console Gramophone and Records, R. and Oak Duchesses. K. and D. Tables and Chairs, Modern D. Oak Bed and Wire, 4ft 6in Divan. S. Beds and Wires, 4ft 6in Sleepwell Mattress, Wool and Kapoc Mattresses, Pillows, pair Double White Blankets (as new), also 7 Used White Blankets, S. Down Quilt, Neeco Plug-in Rangette, Modern Neeco El. Range, Speedee El. Rangette. British El. Vacuum Cleaner, Folding Wooden Deck Chair, El. Heater, Mats, Rugs, Child’s Sewing Machine, Aquarium, 2 Bird Cages etc. Sundries include China, Crockery', Kitchen Ware. Large Quantity Curtains, Bedspreads, Cushions. Quilts etc; 2 "Acme” Wringers (late models), Gents’ Clothing, Including Suits, as new (about size 5); Overcoat, Sports Coat, Sports and Working Trousers, Underwear, etc. SPECIAL ENTRY:—Bin Sun Blind complete, Slazenger Croquet Set complete, Corner Porcelain Hand Basin, good order. RAILWAY AUCTION ROOMS (CH.CH.), LTD 74 VICTORIA STREET (Opp. Clock Tower). GEORGE DUFFIN, Auctioneer. 7286 PROPERTIES FOR SALE SOUTH Brighton: 4 Rooms, Garage, etc., £l4o °; vacant early New Year. E 7683. Press.” OPAWA Bungalow. 2 bedrooms, sun (bed) room, elec, washer. Vacant. £2200. Bargain. W. E. SimeS and Co. £29SO—ST. .Martins: Attractive 3-year-old Bungalow in perfect order, containing 2 bedrooms, sunroom, 2 living rooms, k’ette. Garage. Binns. Barber and Co. 6951 CLOSE Bealey ave. and St. "Mary’s Church: Beautiful 5-Roomed Home, garage, neat garden; £3750. M. M. and R. F. Smith, 161 Hereford st. 7323 £l7OO OR OFFER: Sacrifice Sound Home account ill health. Vacant possession. 3 bedrooms, lounge, living room (close Hagley Park). W. A. PICKUP and CO., 204 Cashel street. 7338 QUEEN CHARLOTTE SOUNDS: Freehold Property, Bach, boatshed and boat; native, bush. If interested in good holiday residence, ’phone BURGE, 5735, Blenheim, for further particulars. This is a Private Sale and Good Investment. X 7741 L. W. PAYNE. FORFAR STREET, ST. ALBANS. FORFAR STREET, ST. ALBANS. FORFAR STREET, ST. ALBANS. 3 BEDROOMS, Sunroom, Lounge, Livingroom, Kitchenette, electric range, dual hot water. THIS PROPERTY IS IN SPLENDID CONDITION, AND ALL FLOOR COVERINGS ARE INCLUDED. VACANT POSSESSION ASSURED. PRICE, £2750. L. W. PAYNE. Telephone 36-016 or 37-002. LATTIMORE and CO., 153 Hereford street. ’Phone 34-585. After hours: 398, ask for 7071 M. ST. ALBANS (close to Bealey avenue, shops, and trams). Substantiallybuilt Residence of 6 rooms, 2 kitchenettes, garage. Good section (no peat), fruit trees. £2900 or offer. Owner has bought a smaller property. PAPANUI: Modern Bungalow, two yeftrs old, 4 rooms, sunroom and kitchenette, plastered; 2 workshops; 24 perches. £2900. £l3OO cash required. There is an existing long-term mortgage for the balance. W.F. £36SO—VACANT POSSESSION—£36SO. A. E. BARRELL and CO. have been instructed on behalf of a client to sell a BEAUTIFUL FAMILY HOME recently renovated. situated Ruby street, Merivale, comprising 4 bedroms, dining-room, large lounge 20 x 15, closed-in sunporch, kitchenette. living-room, storeroom, dual hot water service, bathroom, porcelain bath, basin, toilet in bathroom, stainless steel sink, plenty of cupboards, extra toilet utside, garage; -acre section, concrete paths, lawns and garden. Every modern convenience. Price, £3650. This property is in first-class order and will not be long on the market. For further particulars, apply personally to: A. E. BARRELL and CO.. Auctioneers and Estate Agents. 106 a Gloucester st. (next N.A.C.). ’Phone 7024 M. After hours: 38-326 (Mr Barrell) or 7421 S (Mr Black). 7300 OPAWA. VACANT POSSESSION. NEW ATTRACTIVE MODERN BUNGALOW. This Fine Home is now being erected by a First-class Builder. It has 2 bedrooms, sunroom, lounge, living-room, kitchenette, every convenience. The many extras include tiled roof, dual hot water, stainless steel sink, Mixit taps, shower cabinet, 2 attractive tile surrounds, extra large windows, and fluorescent lighting. J-ACRE SECTION, fenced, paths and drive, Garage. PRICE ONLY £3300. J. D. R. BLACKBURN, Real Estate Agent, ’Phone 31-575. Phone 31-575. 7304 PROPERTIES WANTED £4-5000 CASH available for modem suburban home or older home in good surroundings. P 3273, “Press." 6842 MARRIED Man, 3 children, seeks Small House or Cottage. £l5O deposit, £3 10s wkly. as rent. Near Chch. Write Post Office. Upper Takaka Camp. X 6900 RANGIORA District Property Sellers—We have buyers for all classes of Farm and House Properties. Particulars invited. No sale no charge. Devlin. Agent, Rangiora. > X 7361 WANTED TO BUY, HOUSE OR HOLIDAY COTTAGE, furnished or unfurnished, at Akaroa, Diamond Harbour, or somewhere similar. Must be reasonable. Replies to 9 JACKSONS ROAD, LYTTELTON. _________ 78 PROPERTIESJEXCHANGE WANTED EXCHANGE: a Furnished House in Christchurch for one in Dunedin, some time during the holidays. Two women, 3 children school age. Apply Mrs M. C. Fraser, 193 Leith street, Dunedin. FINANCIAL MONEY to Lend Approved! Security. Confidential D. A. Gunn. 146 Manchester st. ot c FINANCE YOUR HOME THE CM.L. WAY Whether building, buying, or refinancing it wil pay you to inquire how high advances can be combined with low interest and specially attractive terms. Legal Assistance Free. THE COLONIAL MUTUAL LIFE, Telephone 32-280, CHRISTCHURCH. F.T.C
CAREERS FOR BOYS AND GIRLS CAREERS FOR BOYS AND GIRLS A career in the PUBLIC SERVICE can offer opportunities for promotion to high executive and administrative posts. Many of to-day’s Departmental Heads started their careers as clerical cadets. Applications for clerical cadetships on the permanent staff of the Public Service are now being received from boys and girls leaving school this year. There are vacancies in most Departments and applicants may nominate the Department of their choice. The conditions of employment are:— SALARY : Minimum commencing salary with three years’ secondary education £2lO (£4/0/7 p.w.) Minimum commencing salary with School Certificate. £245 (£4/14/- p.w.) Minimum commencing salary with University Entrance or Endorsed School Certificate .. £285 (£5/9/4 p.w.) LODGING ALLOWANCES : Where cadets accept an appointment away from their home generous lodging allowances are paid. PROMOTION : Regular annual increments are automatic up to a salary of £470 p.a. for girls and £575 p.a. for boys, provided their work and conduct are satisfactory. Promotion beyond these initial maxima is on merit and ability. LEAVE: Provisions for holiday leave and sick leave are generous. STUDY LEAVE: Time off on full pay may be obtained to attend University lectures in approved courses of study. SUPERANNUATION : Contribution to the Public Service Superannuation Fund is optional. HOW TO APPLY: Call on the Representative, Public Service Commission, who will be pleased to discuss future prospects or supply any further information desired. Applications should be made in person or on form P.S.C, 17A (available at all Post Offices) to the Representative, Public Service Commission, 3rd floor, High Street Post Office, P.O. Box 1258, Christchurch. Telephone 34-234.
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