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Manawatu Standard, Volume LIX, Issue 162, 10 June 1939, Page 1

SITUATIONS. AH ANTED fencing, by contract- or day wages. .J. Hodgson, T. 0., Longburn. AI UVENTER I NT!! Ko F a good enrv7 penter and a prompt job apply ('has. Proctor, of J« lorcncc Avenue. W' 'ANTED reliable woman or girl to assist with children. Apply -Mrs Strong. Winter Showroiindo. VCANTED lawntnowing. digging, ’’ weeding, etc.. Is (Jd hour. Write 4-17 "Stamlard." 'WANTED girl, afternoons, mind ’’ child and assist light housework. Apply .Mrs Kissling, 5'2 -Munapouri Crescent. w ANTED, keeper, s according to handwriting Wix. Ltd. shorthand - typist- bookda ry L'3 to .C 4 per week, ability. Apply in nan with references. —E. P. PAINTING and I’apcrluingiiig —expert workmanship, 'town or country. Reasonable charges. Phone 8201 lor (piote.—Sapwell and Chambers, 40 Ada Street, Palmerston North. SITUATIONS VACANT. FIVE .MONTHS’ CONTINUOUS EMPLOYMENT. SPEC IA I, RESERVE—TERRITORIAL FORCE. ATTRACTIVE conditions arc offered A to physically lit young men Iretween tlie ages of 18 and .’SO years to enjoy a healthy and congenial lile for live months. Free clothing, medical attendance and vocational training are provided. RATES OK PAY. (a) During five months' initial training, Ss per day. seven days a week (less ‘2s (id per day for (planers and rations supplied). (b) During ten days’ annual camp, minimum Pis per day, which includes camp allowance. (Rations and quarters free.) VOCATIONAL TRAINING. Part of the training time of each man will he spent in a workshop, or where there is no workshop, at the nearest Technical College where he may select one of the College courses. TERMS OK SERVICE. (a) Five months’ (20 weeks) continuous training at a ramp or fort l»eforc posting io a Territorial Unit. Training commences on Pith July and terminates on 2-Sth November. (b) Attendance tor three consecutive years at the annual camp (10 days) of the Unit to which posted. CONDITIONS OK EXI.ISTM ENT. Every applicant must fulfil file following conditions: (a) Re a British subject. (b) Re unmarried. (<:) Have attained his ,18th hut not passed hi.s OOtli birthday on enlistment. (d) Re not less than oft 7in in height, (in socks). (e) Re physically fit. CLOSING DATE. Applications will he received at all Defence Offices up jo noon on 20th J line. For any further information apply at the nearest Defence Office.

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