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VACANCt— WOMAN For CAKE COUNTER D.I.C. require the services of a thoroughly capable Woman; experienced in the handling of cash, to take charge of their CAKE COUNTER. An excefient wage will be paid to a Woman who is quick and efficient. Apply with reference* to MISS R. MAHONEY MANAGERESS D.I.C. RESTAURANT MO3 WORK AT SOCKBURN TYPIST wanted for modernr office dealing In agricultural machinery. Good conditions. Ring for appointment, 47-359 DOR ING IMPLEMENT SUPPLIES, LTD.. 211 Main South road, Sockburn 9445 Ist COOK good con-, ditions and wages. Apply in per-4 son, Hotel Federal. , 57771 VACANCIIS— qgNIKAL COOK, male or female, to «£art Oct. 25. Two-handed kitchen. Live in or out. Waimate Hotel. •Phone 7373. collect. 9601 COOK WANTED Male or Female. Apply PURCELLS HOTEL. Havelock, Thone 12 Collect. . _ 9462 SENIOR OR INTERMEDIATE ACCOUNTANCY CLERK WE have a permanent position for a Senior or Intermediate Accountancy Student, male or female. The successful applicant will receive training and be given responsibility. Remuneration will be according to ability. We can offer some experience in almost every type of business. Would applicants please apply in writing or telephone Mr Barton, HUDSON, SANDERSON and BARTON 'Phone 60-290 for an appointment. •8862 THIRD Cook Wanted. Apply Chef Warners Hotel. 9473 SITUATIONS WANTED—FEMALES An experienced Switchboard Operator (married), requires part time or full time work. Please reply 76 Andover st., or 'Ph. 87-626 PLAIN Sewing done at home part-time. 51 Geraldine st., ’Ph. 77-485, before 10.30 a.m. SITUATIONS WANTED FARMWORK CAPABLE Woman, • three children (2 school age), urgently requires position on a farm with own living quarters. Could run small dairy farm. Fully experienced. No tractor work. Sober habits. Refs, if required. Apply to P 4454, “Press.”9o7 YOUTH seeks position on Sheep Station, has two dogs. E 6112, “Press.”X6ll2 SITUATIONS WANTED—MALES ACTIVE Pensioner would like light job until Xmas. Excellent refs. Reply E 5464, “Press." X 5464 man wants to break in hacks and ponies. Ring 45U, St. Andrews.96o6 TRAVELLING position wanted by experienced Traveller, recently arrived in country, own car. Reply ZE6691, “Press.” X6091 Topping, Veiling, stumping. Chainsawing. M. L. Thompson, 41 Arawa st., Chch. ’Ph. 59-617. D “THE PRESS" STREET MAPS. OF CHRISTCHURCH CHRISTCHURCH 3/- HANDY POCKET MAP 3/THE POPULAR WALL MAP PRICE REDUCED 2/6 NOW SELLING at 2/6 BOTH MAPS ARE FULLY INDEXED AND SHOW STREETS, BUS ROUTES, MAIN CITY OUTLETS. PARKS AND RESERVES. POSTAGE 2d EXTRA from: CHRISTCHURCH’PRESS CO.. LTD., Commercial Printing Department, ©r LEADING STATIONERS AND BOOKSELLERS.

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There are very many jokes about old age. Even men celebrating their fiftieth birthdays have to bear with the humorists who insist on helping them into their office chairs. Sometimes age can be a jest even to those who are old; but far too often it is a period of lonely despair. Illness and neglect among small children wrenches the hearts of the most unsentimental, but there is not so much awareness of the problems presented by those at the other end of the road—the aged people who either through years of infirmity, or both, are not capable of looking after themselves, . or of finding much enjoyment in a world that has passed them by. So today, when the Aged People’s Welfare Council begins a drive for membership, it should meet with a warm and ready response. The council does wonder-