PUBLIC NOTICES. IT is better to cook round sponges in separate tins: 8d (posted 3d extra) will deliver TWO .SPONGE TINS, 8111 in diameter. Are they not very cheapr VERNON SMITH, At Vernon Smith’s Corner, George street. AN old saying is “A friend in need is a friend indeed.' 1 You can bo tnat fuend u Won have in your pocket one of our COMBINED CORKSCREWS AND CROWN BOTTLE OPENERS. Price Gel, posted Id extra. VERNON SMITH, Georgs street. THE ANNUAL CLEARING SALE OP BOOKS AND STATIONERY is now going on at “THE BIBLE AND BOOK DEPOT.” Don’t omit paying a visit to it! You can get a good supply of Winter Reading ior little money. Children’s Annuals at big reductions. Great Clearing Line of Religious and Other Books Reduced 9d in the -Is—actually going at one-quarter former prices! Splendid 6s NOVELS. Clearing at 2s and 3s 6d. , , . BIBLES! BIBLES! Tremendous bargains. A Table of Interesting Books. Your choice for Is each. Stationery at greatly reduced prices. .AH the latest Literature at 10 per cent, sale discount. Books of Travel and Books on General Subjects. # A big selection at much reduced prices. If you love hooks you will appreciate this Sale! N.Z. BIBLE AND BOOK SOCIETY, 48 Princes street. ANNUAL CLEARING SALE. 1 ROSSBOTHAM'S College.—Bookkeeping (elementary, intermediate, advanced), Shorthand, Typewriting; term commences on day of entrance. —Tel. 10-736. SITUATIONS VACANT. BLUER HARBOUR BOARD. VACANCY FOR SECOND PILOT. miiß BLUFF HARBOUR BOARD invites JL Applications for the Position of SECOND PILOT. Appointment will be subject to condition's of appointment and schedule of duties, which may be seen at the Boards Offices, Bluff Harbour, N.E., or at the Offices of this paper. Salary will commence at the rate ot five hundred pounds (£500) pier annum. Applications from persons not more than 45 years of ago, staling age and experience, and accompanied by testimonials, addressed to “The Chairman, Lluff Haibour Board, Bluff,'’ and marked outside “Application for Position of Second Pilot,’’ will be received at the Harbour Offices, Bluff, up to Noon on MONDAY, June 24th, IQ2<? ROBT. A. ADAMS. Secretary. Bluff Harbour, N.Z., Juno 4th. 1929. MEDICAL OFFICER. A PPLICATIONS. Addressed to the Secretary, will be received up to 9 li.ra., of MONDAY, the 17th June, at the. office of the North Canterbury Hospital Board, Riccnrton road, Christchurch, for the Position of SECOND ASSISTANT MEDICAL OFFICER for the Tuberculosis Institutions, Cashmere Hills. Salary commencing at £SOO per annum, with board and lodgings. Applicants should be unmarried men. 4V. S. WHARTON, Secretary. WANTED, STRONG GIRL FOR LIGHT GENERAL DOMESTIC DUTIES; hours 8 a.m. to 5.30 daily; Sundays free and half-holi-day; locality near High street. Address No. 98, ‘ Star ’ Office. WANTED, trustworthy Girl, for .general housework; experienced; must bo used to children; references. —Reply No, 91, ‘ Star ’ Office. WANTED, capable young Woman, as general, plain cooking; no washing, gb. Clair district.—97o, ‘Star’ Office. WANTED, f T , money ; 1 Star.’ Salesmen, good line, good experience nut essential. —81, ■WANTED, thoroughly experienced Fish-f-Vi erman, take charge launch; trawl out of Lyttelton waters. —76, ‘Star.* ATANTED, experienced Girl for housetV, work, dining room, private hotel, jrth end; state age and experience. 65, star’ Office. ATANTBD. Two - Salesmen.—Apply 96 ' V Frederick street, between 6 and 7 w ANTED, young Woman for housework, mornings, S till 2.—30 Melville alrce.l.. W i r ANTED, capable ami reliable Woman; light housework and mind baby country during week, town week-ends. —Call tonight or to-morrow 28 Bedford street, St. Clair. BAKER'S AGENCY, Dowling street.— Cowboys, Cooks, Housemaids, Waitresses, Nursegirl (country hotel), Cooks (private houses, 40s), Cook and Housemaid (together, hotel), Parlourmaids, Cook (sheep station). Companion-Helps, Married ■ Couple (both milkers, near town). QOMMERCJAL LABOUR BUREAU and Vv Insurance Agency, Stafford street.— ’Cowboys, General Farm Hands, Milkers, War-dsinaid, Waitresses, Cook-Generals, Fcmalo Baker (home-made goods), Women (country homes). ■QIKL wanted, for fruit and confectionery vJf business; state ago and experience (it any). —lo3, ‘ Star/ _____ (QUALIFIED Ledger Keeper Wanted for xoU merchant's office. —State salary, references, P.O. Box 166, Dunedin. SITUATIONS WANTED. WANTED, by O. B. Ufton, 19 Brighton street, Roslyn, Painting and Paperhanging, Glazing, etc.; estimates free. TTSTOMAN wishes Gentlemen’s Washing v» to do in her own home; good, clean washer. —Replies to 16, * Star ’ Office. w ANTED, by Girl, Position housework low wage accepted.—Reply 120, ‘ Star ANTED, Position young Girl; light housework or care of children, daily. Iress 142, ‘ Star ’ Office. WANTED, by tradesman, Painting and Paper-hanging, Glazing; no job too small; material in stock.—l2o Glasgow street. ANTED, Positions for Cook and Housemaid; same place.—lss Star’ Office. T7INBRGETIC Mali wants Digging', JDi Hedgecutting, Gardening; all kinds Rockeries Built; trenching a specialty.— ' 919, ‘ ptar ’ Office. ■ XRONG, willing Youth (18) wants few hours’ Work, evenings.—ls 4, * Star. TRONG Youth (17), wants Work of • any kind ; can drive car. —Willing, 89, * Star.* YOUNG Woman wants Washing or Cleaning ; half-days.—92, ‘ Star. "VOUNG Lady (21) wishes Position Com.JL panion-Help; references as to character if necessary; wages £1.—914, ‘ Star.’ i '■\7*OUNG Man (26; good address) requires X Position, dri-mg privately; do running void references if required. 373. ‘Star’ Office.
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