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Situations Wanted HOUSEKEEPING, nanny work or similar required Norwest area, reliable, Industrial 26-year-old female for Immediate start. Ph. 587-120, after 6 p.m. MALE, 21, seeks challenging job with career prospects. Amateur photography skills and an interest In business but anything considered. Phone Ward, 557-634, after 5 p.m. OUTWORK wanted, approx. 8 hours per week, phone 69850, after 5 p.m. PRACTICE nurse, registered, eleven years experience, excel. refs, reply 8872. “The Press" P. 8., Chch. 17 year old needs work, will to learn, anything considered, good references. Ph. 68-271. 17 year old student requires employment until March, please ph. Mike 883-431. 17-YEAR-OLD youth wants trade in panel or spraying, painting. Has had experience. Please phone 56-963. 19 year old girl seeking waltressing Job. Phone Annette, 841-673. 28 year old seeks adult apprenticeship or trainee position, fitting and turning or automotive machining. Has 6th form certificate engineering. Ph. 895-307. Situations Vacant Farm FARM VACANCY A PERMANENT Position is availabe for a single man on a large sheep and cropping farm, experience is essential. PHONE HORORATA 700 SHEARER WILLING to use Moffatt shearing table for 500 Angora goats. Phone 241-706 evenings. SINGLE SHEPHERD A permanent position is offered on a large, central Canterbury sheep, cattle and goat property. Good dogs are essential. Please contact Mr I. Bain, Rakala Island, R.D.3, Leeston, Phone Southbridge 687 collect. STOCK MANAGER A conscientious stock person with experience, is required to take charge of all livestock operations on a 420 ha mixed cropping property 10km from Ashburton. The property winters approximately 2500 ewes and replacements, plus 100 cattle and Is fully spray Irrigated. Applicants must have a history of reliability and be able to work without supervision. A three bedroom home situated on a separate block, 3km from the homestead area, will be available. Primary and secondary school buses 2km. Dogs essential. Apply in writing only, with references and telephone number to: , Mr T. J. Wall, Engelbrecht, Royds and Co., ■ Ltd, ‘ P.O. Box 255. ASHBURTON. ( Situations Wanted Farm SHAREMILKING wanted by couple, with 18 years expert- | ence in all aspects of dairying farming. Ph. (03) 295-569. YOUNG COUPLE Requires 29 or 39 per cent sharemilking or contract position for 88-89 season. 150220 cows, 4 years experience. Phone 029-723-843 evening. ’ Lost and Found A ginger male cat gone walk abouts from Springfield Rd, Tuesday evening. Tiger has a bell around his neck and is very friendly. Any Information please phone 792-440 (Ext 704) or 68-221 (after 5 p.m.). CHINON CMS camera lost vicinity Chch motorway, between Jan. 2-6. Rewardoffered. Attention Mr White, ph. Steve collect, Auckland 534-8246. CORGI cross, tan and white, male, choker chain and C.C.C. tags, answers to Dusty lost vicinity YMCA city Monday 3 p.m. Reward. Ph. 227-002’or 852-014. FOUND. Small smokey grey cat, Totara Street area. Phone 489-489. GENTS watch lost Winters Road or Philpotts Road. Phone 529-018. Reward. KITTEN lost Merivale area, 5 mths old. all black, if found | Ph. 554-077. LOST December 23, greenstone beads between Lichfield and Hereford. Phone 528-165. LOST January 4 or 5. between Omarama and Conway Flat, 1 blue sports bag containing sunglasses, clock radio, bush shirt, togs and towel. Phone Dunedin 64-395 (collect). LOST keys on Swiss Army knife. Ph. 66-074. MISSING from Waterloo Rd, Hornby, since Friday, greycat with 4 white paws, white bib. answers to Sneakers, Ismths old, loved pet. Reward. Phone 497-383, after 4 p.m. NECKLACE coloured glass beads, lost South Brighton, Ph. 889-298. REMOVED from Triangle Centre area, Cashel St, a square white plastic case with green zip around the top. Nos 806 on top. Probably discarded, full of papers of no value, however, important to owners. In found Ph. Denis Paterson 797-500. Reward. TYRE lost between Addington and Prebbleton, industrial 31 x 11.5 x 15. white rim, Ph. 382850.

Board, Residence ACCOMMODATION REQUIRED TEACHERS’ COLLEGE students coming to Christchurch to begin courses in February 1988 will need good accommodation in the North West area. Houses, flats, vacancies in existing flats and good private board will be required. If you are able to assist please ring the Accommodation Officer, Mrs H. Rawley at Phone 482-059, 11 a.m. - 1 p.m. or phone 486-626 afters p.m.