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FOK SALE. TOR SALE, 8-valve all-wave radio, •*- floor model, practically new, sacrifice ; also Witton and Wit ton piano.— Address “Standard.” . POlt SALE, piano, latest, equal new, J- ivory kfe3's. Owner leaving. Sacrifice. £25 or offer. —6a Ada Street. I 'OR SALE, child’s tricycle, late model. 138 Featlierston Street." DOR SALE, few W.L. ■liens,; laying, L M.C. strain, 2s; pullets, 3s.—Ad‘Standard. ’ ’ POR SALE, A.J.S. motor cycle, perf feet ’condition, £3O, or near offer. —F. Groves, Hunn'ythorpe. DOR SALE, doll' and doll’s pram, T CJ.C.M. tricycle, cane pram, new; all sizes in men’s suits. —Cinderella, 227 Main Street IVest. FOR SALE, child’s Singer machine, lady’s bicycle, a 12 x 10 duck tent, single wooden bed and mattress. —34 Roy Street. " FOR SALE, Harley Davidson Colt, good order throughout. Address at “Standard.” 1 937 STANDARD, 9 h.p. car for sale. JL Apply, in first instance to Collinson and Cunninghame, Ltd._ POR SALE, 10 x 12 tent and 12 x 14 I fly £4 10S 7/fMQ Ad dress “Standard.’ FOR SALE, young budgerigars, all colours, from ss. Ring 25D, Rongotea. F FOR SALE, an eight-weeks-old fox terrier pup. Apply 261 Ferguson Street, Palmerston North. OR SALE, boy’s tricycle, cheap. Apply_ 21 Martin Street. POR SALE, 9 li.p. Standard car, 1937 r model.—Apply in first instance to Collinson and Cunninghame, Ltd. ___ FOR SALE, fishing net, ready to use, brand new. Address “Standard.” FOR SALE, purebred fox terrier dog, nine-months-old, £1 Is. Apply 197 Fitzherbert Avenue. TRAILER for sale, also set bowls, H.M.V. portable gramophone and records.—Address “Standard!” FOR SALE, registered trailer, with tail-light. On view at Mutual Motors, £7 10s. GIRL’S Juvenile cycle, good condiJT tion, quick sale, 355. The Pram louse. Square. Palmerston North. F OR SALE, child’s tricycle, good condition. Address “Standard.” SITUATIONS. WANTED, intelligent girl for shop, n 16 or 17., no experience necessary. —Apply mornings, Rozine Palmer, Coleman Place. WANTED, temporary position in VV household, one month.—Write 541, “Standard.” WANTED smart boy for hardware W trade, 14-15 years of age. Apply own handwriting, Box 209, Palmerston North. immediately, experienced W waitress. Apply Masonic Hotel, 'WANTED by honest, reliable young VV man, position, car or lorry driving, 15 years’ driving experience; do running repairs. Write 535 “Stan"WANTED immediately, trustworthy •VV a .nd capable housekeeper or domestic, £3 per week. Temporary position. References essential. Apply 235 College Street. __ T A PTES’ hairdresser. Applicant’s L work must be first-class, particu-1 j larly permanent waving, marcelling and cutting.-—Reply (with references), stating age. experience, name last employer, to '‘Eugene Salon,” Blenheim. NEWSPAPER BOYS. ■WANTED, boys to sell newspapers on W street—afternoons. Apply “Standard.” EELIEVING Commercial Teacher. Palmerston North Technical School. Grade C. To teach commercial subjects but ability to teach general subjects as well will be an advantage. The position will be for the first two terms with the possibility of the full year. Applications on Form Tl2 and accompanied by a statement of qualifications and experience and copies of testimonials close with the Secretary, High Schools Board of Governors, on 26th January. PALMERSTON NORTH HOSPITAL BOARD. POSITION OF SENIOR SISTER, AWAPUNI HOME. APPLICATIONS are invited for the above position. Salary to commence £l5O per annum, plus uniforms, board and lodgings. [ Applicants to furnish details of experience since training and forward copies only of testimonials. Applications close with the undersigned on otli January, 1938. A. J. PHILLIPPS, Managing-Secretary. FOR YOU. 30S Artist’s outfit free for you. \ T ou can earn £25 and more at interesting work. 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BE TRAINED I EEPLIES to a “Situations Vacant” advertisement are usually drafted into two lots—trained and untrained applicants Make sure of being amongst the “trainod” by studying an I.C.S. • specialised course, a few-of these being: Salesmanship Mechnical Eng. Poster Drawing Fitter and Turner Window Dressing Metallurgy Wireman’s License Matriculation Motor Mechanic’s Carpenter and “A” Grade Exam. Joiner Send for Free Prospectus stating i n ■which subject you wish to be trained. No obligation. Don’t leave it too late—act NOW I INTERNATIONAL CORRESPONDENCE SCHOOLS, Dept. D, 182 Wakefield Street. Wellington.