C. SMITH'S OFFER. TnE NEW KAYSER SILK HOSE \y fully fashioned, now French heel, i following colours:— ARAB, CARAVAN, ALGIERS. NOMAD SAHARA, R. TAUPE. ' SPECIAL PRICE, (J/11 \ C. SMITH. LTD., t. CUBA STREET. ~ . SITUATIONS WANTED! ~ WANTED, Position in R.C. Home fo ~ T* Young Lady,' 16, just left Convent ' Particulars ring 14-771. Y\^ANTED, Washing and Cleaning, m y'■ gently needed, 8s day. 673, Evg. Post YjU ANTED by wonian, thorough workei ' » Cleaning, Cooking, few hours daily, o weekly. 075, Evg. Post. WANTED, by young girl, Situatioi plain cooking. Ring ,27-497. VPANTED, by refugee (girl), any typ » » of Work, University education, wit knowledge of bookkeeping and typing. At ply 757, Evg. Post. ■ ■ WANTED, by reliable woman, Washin * ' or Cleaning, half-day, Wednesday o Thu'rgday. Apply. 780, Eyg. Post. WANTED, Household Duties, hel ** cooking, etc., Upper or Lower Huti few days weekly. Tel. 216, Upper Hutt. TXT"ANTED, by experienced young we ' * man, Position as General Help, i good private home; refs. 787, Evg. Pos< "V7"OUNG lady, kindergarten training, de ■*■ sires Position as Governess in coun try home. Write 405, Post Agency, Lowe Hutt. ' CTRONG athletic youth, 19,-educated wants Work, any description, any where, experienced farm, motor driving 78, Evg. Post. ■pOSITION urgently wanted by aY coii •*- scientious married man, over 20 years experience, clean ticket, car or lorr; driver. 747, Evg. Post. POSITION wanted as capable Ladyhel] or housekeeper; children preferred Write 76, Evg. Post. - •_ pARPENTER, with delicate wife, want! Employment, any class building. 702 Evg. Post. pARPENTER Joiner - Foreman want; '-'. Job, town or country. Write 550 Kvg. Post. GIRL (17) wants Work, domestic o; otherwise. Apply 720, Evg. Post. LADY travelling England April, woulc give services, any capacity, part fare good sailor. 674, Evg. Post. pARDENING wanted, 9s day, lunch " also Painting, Clearing, anything; ur gently; local references. Write Lord, 141 Willis-st. BOY, smart- (16) wants -Work, usei electrical work; reference; take anj kind of employment. 657, Evg. Post. MOTOR Driver-Mechanic, 16 years' ex perience, wants Work, Friday, Satur day, or Sunday; would wash cars or gar' den. 663, Evg. Post. | MISCELLANEOUS. WORKWANTEO. SHAVING with a'smooth keen edge will be yours if your razor is re-ground and re-set by our Special . Process. R, J Shakes, Hairdresser, 42, Manners-st. pARKIN BROS, for Shop Fittings. SURVEYOR, , commencing in practice, will undertake Surveys and Engineering at reasonable rates for cash. Qu6■tations given without • obligation; • ""Tcl, 26-237. fPEETH Repaired in 1% hours, lowest -*• charges. Hours 8.30 a.m. to 5.3D p.m. Open, Fridays! till' 5.30. Dental" Repaid Rooms, 13a, Courtenay-pl., nest Martin's Boot Shop. VlJANTED—Spouting fixed from Is per ** foot. We dd Roof Repairs; we do Plumbing 'and Drainage, and we are reasonable. Christie. 144, Britomart-st. Tel. 24-217. - - ■ . DRESSMAKINGh-Ladics' own .materials made up at shortest notice. Reno-vations-Coats.' Cdstumes,.Frocks; charges moderate. . Miss Sharkey, 99, Molesworth street. ■ ' - - fTPHOLSTERER ■ wants ■ Work." Suites U Re-covered..from -£1 (one pound); best, of workmanship. " Victor Kirkbeck, Ltd., Lower Tory-st., round corner Gas Co. Tel. 28-328.. At your service. MISS REDPATH, Eugene Permanent Waving Specialist, 35s full „ head, guaranteed. Courtenay Chambers, Cour-tenay-pl. Tel. 22-552. WANTED TO SELL. •^_S Ud WILL buy a pair of Men's Cot- -* ton Tweed Trousers, on- Wcdneeday only, at the Union 'Clothing Co.'s Sale, Cuba-st^ "JPEN Markets—Cheapest rents in town, *-' lowest prices for food. Just off Willis street. DON'T be disappointed, buy on Wednesday only a pair of Men's Cotton Tweed Trousers, 4s lid. The Union Clothing Co. "OAGATELLE Board, 7ft, in Oak, com- -*-* plete with all accessories; only £7 10s. Jensen's, Cornhill-st., off Manners street. fpO bo sold by private treaty,_ Valuable -*- English Furniture, including Jacobean Dining-room Suite, Walnut and Mahogany Bedroom Suites, Persian Rugs, etc. Owner leaving New Zealand. For appointment to view ring 26-250. CILVERSTONE'S MART, selling 50 lat- •^ est Sample Carpets, Super Axminster, half landed cost. Wool worth Bldgs., Cuba street. ' ''pO have Comfortable Feet wear Nixoles, -*- with Loofah Soles; 3s 6d pair. At all Boot Stores*. YOU can't afford to pay double* for your Furniture. Call at Silverstone's Mart and save 10s in £. Woolworth Bldgs., Cuba-st. f\PEN Markets, next Nimmo's, off Wil- " lis-st. Meat, Fish, Fruit, Vegetables, Dairy Produce. / TO Canvassers, Trampers, and all Sports —Nixoles with Loofah Soles make walking a pleasure. Samson Bros., Cour-tcnay-pl. BUY your Foodstuffs in the market. Open Markets, next Nimmo's, off Willia-st. ' ( OTLVERSTONE'S Mart-Full of Sec- •^ ond-hand Furniture, Carpets, Pianos, Gramophones, at your own prices, Woolwirth Bldgs.. Cnba-pt. "VfIXOLES absolutely Prevent Holes in Stockings or Socks, or money re-: I'niided: 2a 6d pair. All leading drapers. T>UY Meat at tlio Market. Open Mar■P kcts. next. Nimmo's, off Willis-st. DARN no1 more; save your money by wearing Nixolcs, 2s 6d pair. Sold all over the world. Samson Bros., 19, Cour-lenay-pl. ______ CJILVERSTONE'S Mart—Oak Bedroom ►J Suites, Dining Furniture, Chesterfield Suites, .at half shop prices. Woolworth Bldjrs., Cuba-st. "IT'UR Bargains—Genuine Half-price Sale -T commencing Monday. Temple's, nest Stewart Dawson's, Lambton-qy. UY Fruit, Vegetables, and Fish at the market. Open Markets, next Nimmo's^ off Willis-st. X^UR Coat Bargains, absolutely half-price, J starting Monday. Temple's, next Stewart Dawson, Lambton-qy. HY be without a Temple Fur Coat when you can get them for lOgns.? Tcmplo's. Lamhton-qy, ANYONE may buy in Open Markets, --*- next. Nimmo's, off Willis-st. UILDER'S Flat Iron Sectional' Shed. Floor Cramp, 3 sft Sheets Corrugated Iron, 10 x 2 Oregon Planks, Bench, Assorted Nails, etc.; also Set "of Jaqucs Bowls, first-class condition; builder leaving country. Apply 32, Plunket-st., Kelburn, or job, Mairangi-rd., Wadcstown.
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Evening Post, Volume CXI, Issue 40, 17 February 1931, Page 1
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