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Situations Vacant. ® WOOL STORE WORKERS REQUIRED Apply; Head Storeman | PYNE. GOULD. GUINNESS. Moorhouse Avenue. j YOUNGMAN EXPERIENCED car wrecker wanted for city motor wreckling firm. Must be reliable. McPHAIL MOTOR PARTS 25 Eaton Place. I YOUNG LADY 16-17 YEARS of age, required to assist in our drawing office. Reply in first instance. Mr B. Hayman, Phone 30-319 YOUTH ‘ ACTIVE youth, 15-19. required . by Hornby Service Station for ■ general forecourt, tyres, etc., previous experience not ’ necessary. Driver’s licence a > must. I p Phone 499-129. 9 a.m. to 12 noon re interview. Ml 835 Situations Wanted GIRL, late teens, requires work (preferably outdoois* from end November till Christmas. Reply 8807, “Press.” GIRL urgenth* requires employment, do anything. Ph. 524-527. YOUNG lady, aged 18. re?uires a permanent position rom March, 1977 One year’s office experience. Anything considered. Phone Gisborne 84-291. evenings, or reply to 135 Lytton Road, Gisborne. 5830 SituationsWtd Farm STOCK and cropping farm, near Christchurch, for 1977. i 1 year’s experience, 2 dogs. Reply before October 23. Ph. collect 423 N gats pa, Gisborne. MB3 Tours I OVERLAND to London by j coach across three continents and 17 countries — 3j months packed with adventure and priceless experiences. Monthly departures from February to September. Ask for your brochure now'. Treasure Tours. Ltd, P.O. Box 3475. Wellington Phone 723-184. 2377 > A COACH leaves the Midland Terminal at 1 p.m. every Saturday. Sunday, Tuesday and Thursday. Watch the lions being fed at Orana Park, then see the monkeys, exotic birds, mountain lions and other attractions at Willowbank Reserve. Reservations not required. FARE: Adults $5; Under 15 $2.50. Includes entry fees. MIDLAND COACHLINES, Terminal, 42 Lichfield Street, Phone 69-349. TO LONDON by Trans Siberian Express. Four weeks by air, ship, rail and coach. One of the world's greatest journeys and probably today’s greatest travel bargain. Weekly departures from New Zealand. Ask for your brochure now. TREASURE TOURS, LTD, P.O. Box 3475, Wellington, Phone 723-184. Sporting Fixtures GREENDALE GOLF CLUB LABOUR DAY MIXED CHAMPIONSHIP Gross and Nett Bring own food Entries to:— B Pascoe, Kirwae 837; M. Begg Kirwee 897 Draw In “Press” Friday, October 22. JEWELLERS OF NEW’ ZEALAND ANNUAL GOLF' TOURNAMENT TEMPLETON TUESDAY. OCTOBER 19 No. 1 TEE12 noon: C. Blee. D. Neale, C. Milligan, W. Ruddunan. 12.6 p.m.. D. Carey, R. Leary, A. McKenzie, T. Jeffs. 12.12: J. Ellerm, 1. Ward, G. Chaffey, A. Soper 12.18: P Hammond, B. Wright, J. Rowan, and partner. 12.24: M Gibson, D Tinning, F. Miller. J. | McDonald. 12.30. L. Miller. ( . Ellis. R Pannell. J Green. 12 36: K. Flood. L. Link. K. Sheard, B Bart is. 12.42: G. Latham, R. Donaldson. C. Greig, R Atkinson. 12 48 N. Curtis, F. Dowie. J. Saund|ers. J. Wyber. 12.54: J. M<j Kellar. M. Aranui, B Howard, land partner. 1 p.m.: W’. O’Coni nor. B Soper, B. Walsh. M. Morrispn. 1.6 J. Black. M. Harry, J. Gould, V. Etwell. No. 10 TEE12 noon L. Andrews, B Chamberlain, R. Kerse. W. Tomkinson. 12.6: J. Lineham, A Sparrow. J McKenzie, W Green 12.12: M. Start. R Hornsby, R. Reid. T Risely. 12.18: V. Thompson. R. Petei sen. N Shackley, P Thew 12.24: M Bourke and three others. 12.30: R Wilkinson. K. Banfield. R. Weatherall. H. Wilson 12.36: M. Westland. L. Stokoe. G Foley. W Gruebner. 12.42: A Ferguson. A. Paterson. E. Wilson. B Leopold 12.48 R Smith. A M HouH. B. Davies. R W’aller. 12.54 R Wright. N. Lucas. D Harvey. N Olsen. 10 P Small. B Birch. W. Walker. Mrs R Vile Post ent nee accepted. 5632