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Evening Star, Issue 19776, 28 January 1928, Page 7

IT it hard work and it is hot work cutting a hedge with blunt hedge shears. Buy a pair of Skelton’s ” GUARANTEED TO CUT" HEDGE SHEARS, and see how_ easily the work is done; Sin 6s 6d, 9in 7s, j wiled 6d,extra, from VERNON SMITH, ' j ■ TNDIVIDUAL HOME-MADE PIES con easily be made in Vernon Smith’s TINNED PIE DISHES. Price 4d each, posted Id extra; or Is 9d per half-dozen, posted 4d extra. VERNON SMITH, LTD. DON'T FORGET THIS! It’s very important just now! That at BRAITHWAITES', LTD., BIG BOOS CLEARANCE SALE UNIVERSITY TEXT BOOKS Are All Reduced in Price--75 per cent. (15s in the £). HIGH SCHOOL AND SECONDARY SCHOOL BOOKS Are to be Cleared at HALF-PRICE. AH other Books—Fiction, Classics, and Generali EVERY ROOK MUST BE CLEARED, BRAITHWAITES. LTD., A BOON FOB HOT WEATHER. A CAMPING DISCOVERY. To keep butter firm, milk fresh, water cool, Use a UNIVERSAL CANVAS WATER BAG. This Camping Experiment Surprised and Delighted Everyone. Gall and sec it. PRICE, 4s 6d. Handy for many purposes. A LBXR. THOMPSON AND SON, LTD.. 255 Princes street. CANVAS WORK SPECIALISTS. :W HEN you need anything a Chemist sells try Grant's Pbarmacq FIRST. For BETTER SERVICE. 182 GEORGE STREET (Next Dickson's Shoe Store). YOUNG Men, seek success studying Bookkeeping, Shorthand, and Typewriting. —Rossbotham's Commercial College, Dowling street; telephone 10-736. SITUATIONS VACANT. PENINSULA COUNTY COUNCIL. DOG TAX COLLECTOR. mHE PENINSULA COUNTY COUNCIL 1 invites WRITTEN APPLICATIONS for the POSITION of DOG TAX COLLECTOR for the Peninsula County. Remuneration: Sixpence f6d) per dog for farmers’ collie dogs and one shilling (Is) per dog for all other dogs. Successful applicant to take up his duties immediately. , Applications to reach the undersigned not later than 4 p.m. on 31st JAN r ABI, 1928. W- FLEMING, Clerk. P.O. Box 1, Portobello, 24th January, 1928. MANAGER-SALESMAN WANTED. A FIRM of Wine and Spirit and General Merchants require the SERVICES of an EXPERIENCED SENIOR SALESMAN to fill the above position. Successful applicant must have sound knowledge of the trade, and be well qualified to hold respect of his clients. Slight knowledge of office methods required. The position is a good one, and offers splendid prospects. Further information respecting appointment will be given bona fide inquirers on personal inquiry at the Office of the Charles Haines Advertising Agency, Trustees, Executors’ Building,. Dunedin. All applications will be treated in the strictest confidence THE OTAGO HOSPITAL BOARD. PPLICATIONS (with testimonials) will L be received by the undersigned until o'clock a.m. on WEDNESDAY, Bth aruary, for the Positions of TWO (2) AFF'NURSES iTrained) for the Pleasant lley Sanatorium at a salary fo>- each nmencing at the rate of £llO per_ annum, in- by half-yearly increments of £5 to maximum salary at the rate of £l2O ■ annum. JOHN JACOBS. Secretary. 16th January, 1928. DUNEDIN JOCKEY CLUB. AUTUMN MEETING, FEBRUARY 9th and 11th. A PPLICATIONS for POSITIONS as A. GATEMBN, ATTENDANTS, Etc.. Close on TUESDAY, 31st January, at 5 p.m. L. G. HILL, Secretary. WANTED, For Progressive Christchurch Firm, • , COMPETENT AND EFFICIENT WOMAN I as head of Mantle Department. Apply, with copies only of references, stating" age and salary required. Applications, strictly confidential, to MANTLES. Box 962, Christchurch. WANTED, FIRST-CLASS ROTARY LITHO. -MACHINIST. EMPIRE PRINTING AND BOX MANUFACTURING COMPANY. LIMITED, Wellington. WANTED, capable, trustworthy Housekeeper (Protestant), 30 to 40; housework only, farm.—Apply, stating wages required, Murdoch M‘Rae, farmer, Waihao Downs, Waimate. _ WANTED, Man, drive motor milk lorry ; personal application. Branson’s Hotel, St. Andrew street (9.30, Saturday morning). _____ WANTED, Cook-General, for three months, for country.—Reply 834, 'Star.’ ANTED, a homely Maternity Nurse, February, working man’s home, country; all duties.—Address Central, 600, ‘Star’ Office. rjiiAlLOßESS.—Wanted, first-class Coat L. Hand; highest wages; permanent position.—Gow, tailor, Gardens Corner, N.E.V. URGENTLY; Cook, Parlormaid, Nursegirl (game place, City), Female Cooks (country institutions, good wages), 4 CookGenerals, Maids, Domestic (store-residence), Farm Hands, etc,—Octagon Labor Exchange. _________ WANTED, capable Assistant. Apply, with references, to Warded Bros, and Co. WANTED, a Laundress.—Apply the Braemar Hospital. WANTED, young Girl to assist light household duties; ‘good home suitable person.—B62, ‘ Star.’ WANTED, Cook-General and Housemaid. —Mrs J. B. Paterson, 7 lugs avenue, St. Clair. WANTED, north end, young Girl, tidy and willing, housework, mornings only; good place.—9B3, ‘Star.’ WANTED, Lady assist manage City tea room and pastrycook business; state experience; applications confidential. —977, ’ Star ’ Office. GOOD Home ottered elderly Person in return for assistance with children and light housework.—Address 3, ‘ Star.’ WANTED, reliable Cook-General for doctor's residence, City; no washing; wages 30s.—Address 63, ' Star.' WANTED, strong Boy; one who can milk preferred, machines. Lewis, Palmerston. GIRL wanted immediately for housework.—'Phone 13-888-