VACANCIES—FEMALES WEST COAST SCHOOL OF t NURSING I YOUNG LADIES The five star profession. Nursing offers ail these advantages:— A life full of interest giving a worthwhile service. A generous salary. Comfortable Accommodation. Excellent prospects for advancement, and overseas travel. Full professional training. Security and companionship. PARENTS’ INQUIRIES WELCOME ~ There are vacancies for :- General, Maternity, and Comt munity Nurses in training t courses commencing early in e New Year at Grey Hospital, 1 Greymouth. Don’t delay—apply today to: 1 Supervising Matron, Grey Hospital, GREYMOUTH. Matron, Westland Hospital, 5 HOKITIKA. 6979 VACANCIES—- , PROFESSIONAL WESTLAND HOSPITAL BOARD STAFF SISTER APPLICATIONS are invited for the position of Staff Sister to relieve for approximately 3-4 months as from November 1, 1968. Salaries and allowances will be the maximum payable under the Hospital Employment (Nurses”) Regulations. Westland Hospital, an 87 bed ; hospital, is at Hokitika which is 158 miles west of Christchurch and there is a twice daily rail service to that city; also air services between Hokitika and Wellington/ Auckland. Hokitika is one of the main towns in Westland which is the centre of the new Haast Scenic Highway and has many scenic attractions includ ing the famous Franz and Fox Glaciers j Recreation facilities at the hospital include a swimming pool and tennis court. Applications should be addressed to the Matron. West land Hospital, Hokitika, from whom further particulars may be obtained. 6927 VACANCIES—GENERAL NO door to door sales. No sales men or saleswomen needed 1 Only if you have friends and 1 relatives. Easy to earn $5O $lOO per week in your span time Fantastic product, it sells itself. Or if you have a little finance, you can earn $5OO-$BOO a month. Ring 7220 Hlsl for an appointment. 446 VACANCIES—FARM EMPLOYEES MARRIED COUPLE An experienced man is required as Cowman-General on a large dairy and cropping farm iin the Leeston area. A good wage is offered to a willing man. and a comfortable house is available. Wife’s duties nil. Applications, which should be in writing, to be made to;—j The Manager, N.Z. FARMERS' CO-OP. ASSN, LTD. LEESTON. I 3312 1 SITUATIONS WANTED MALES 1 YOUNG man physically handi | capped desires light garden ing, lawns. Phone Sumner 6338. SHORT sighted young man. 31. last -job 15 years and a great desire to work. Anything con sidered. Phone 896-739. X 770 SITUATIONS WANTED FEMALES DOMESTIC housework wanted, morning. Reply 797 “Press.” EXPERIENCED shop assistant requires work. Papanui or viciI nity, Phone 598-247. j SITUATIONS WANTED I FARM WORK FARM work wanted, Tuesday or Wednesday, two experienced shearers available September Go anywhere. Phone 496-660 TRADE PERSONALS H. H. SHAW Send for price list. Enclose 5c stamp. THE MEN’S CHEMIST 212 HIGH STREET. (Reg. Office of J. A. Cooke, Ltd.) J THS I SPORTING GOODS GOLF Clubs. We pay highest cash prices. The Golfers’ Shop. 8 Victoria St. Phone 40-294. THS . PACKS: Without frame, from $2.35: wooden frame, from $ll 50: metal frame. from $11.38, at Hay and Ball, corner Gloucester and Manchester Streets. 2865 PARKAS: Nylon. from $5.95. proofed japara, from $10.50; trousers, $4.75. At Hay and . Ball, Ltd. corner Gloucester ’ and Manchester Streets. 2865 SADDLES: Just arrived! English general purpose saddles at Hay and Ball. Ltd. corner Gloucester and Manchester . Streets. 2865 SALE prices now on ski trousers, parkas, etc. Special offer skis and boots! Snowline Sport. 250 Oxford Terrace. THS < SKI and skiwear sale. Big reductions on ski trousers, parkas, skivvies, gloves, etc. . Special offers on some skis 1 and boots. Real bargains! Snowline Sport, 250 Oxford Terrace. 3665 .303 rifle and ammunition; also .22 ammunition sell, cheap. Phone 75-736. ( BUILDERS SUPPLIES PREMIX for concreting, good I sandy mix. Crushed metals, ashes, garden sand and play pit sand. Delivered. E. Hend- ' riks. Cartage Contractors. Ph. 30-103 TS ! EGGS, POULTRY, ETC? , ALL classes hens collected for cash. Phone 895-335, Freeman, 133 Tancred Street.293l FRUIT, PLANTS, PRODUCE ABOUT shrubs, roses and fruit trees, call at Maydene Nurseries, 461 Ham*- Road, and select your choice from wide I range. Perennials and hedge plants in variety. Open all day Saturday. Ph. 519-240. THS AUCKLANDER table potatoes. | dusted, export quality, $3 a delivered. Also table pick-offs, $2. Ph. 47-622. 50 GLASS Repair Service for your | glass replacement. Ring 859-865 any time. X 702 GLASSHOUSES for the home gardener from $B4. Cash or terms. Ph. 894-731. 180 Linwood Avenue. THS GOVT certified seed potatoes | now available: Arran Banner, Chippewa, Ham Hardy, 71b lots, 55c, 141 b, $l. Sebago, Auck. S. Top 71b, 65c Cliff Kid- , ney, Jersey Bennes, King Edward. 71b for 70c; 141 b $1.25. Quotes given on larger quantities. Sack lots of tagged seed | from $4 sack. Daileys Fruit, Grain and Produce Ltd, 7 Riccarton Rd, Chch 1. 3338 JERSEY Bennes seed potatoes - Govt certified. Howards, 1064 1 Colombo Street. 6246 MILK available for pigs. Phone 497-247. OATS, approx. 800 bus. Garton, bright, in bulk. Not milling standard, 75c bus on place Ph. 213 R Rakaia. 346 i POTATOES, good quality, second t grade table, 19s large sack or ( 2 for 37s delivered. Phone I 529-345. 5597 POTATOES, Chippewa. Ham t Hardy, graded table, 28s large ( sack, or two for 555. 2 delivered. Ph. 529-345. 6175
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Press, Volume CVIII, Issue 31774, 3 September 1968, Page 21
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