FARMERS! Call and sec- our PATENT LAVATORIES No fixing required. Everyone can have a lavatory in the bathroom for a total cost of only £5/10/. as supplied to tho Public Works Dept., Education Boards, etc. No typhoid or summer diseases arising from your closet. Bole Agents: BEATTIE & PROCTER L TD -> ’PHONE 6822. 229 and 231 Cuba Street.
SITUATIONS WANTED ANTED, work by boy, 15 years. Address “Times' ’ Office, Feilding. gHEEP FARMERS. Responsible position wanted near school, by married man with life experience; hills and flats. Grade 2 last ballot. Write j“241, M ‘ 1 Times ’ 3 Office. SITUATIONS VACANT ANTED, second-cook; also day porter. Apply Hotel Majestic. VyANTED, smart waitress. Apply Ivosv Lounge. IyANTED, girl or woman for coffee I v stall. Apply 112 West Street, Feilding. ■^yANTED, a boy of 14, help milk 10 cows. Mrs. Bork, Port Street, Phone 335, Feilding. ANTED, a housemaid, above award wages. Apply Feilding Hotel, Phone 34, Feilding. BLACKSMITH for repair shop. Must be first class tradesman and experienced in plough setting. Apply Reid and Gray Agency, Rangitikei fit. YSJ A N'TKD men for cutting maire firewood, 30/- cord at stump; also and battens, £4 and 14/- per 100. Whare available on job. Reg. Churcher, Phone 10, Apiti. ■yyANTED, about May, experienced man with family help, to take charge dairy farm, 70-75 cows. Wages £7 10/- per week with 5-roomed cottage. —T. F. Conway, Kairanga R.D. WANTED, strong youth (16 or 17 years of age) to assist on dairy farm; machine milking; previous experience preferred Wages above award. Good home and conditions. Apply McCarthy, Ballance. PALMERSTON NORTH HOSPITAL. TyANTED, wardsmaids for Palmerston North Hospital. 42 hour week. Wages £3/1/6 per week. Apply personally to the Sub-Matron. WAN T E D. TAURING absence on military servj.ee of present employee, capable farm assistant (not liable to military service) with knowledge of sheep and tractor work for 500 acre farm near Feilding running 1500 breeding ewes. Reply with references, stating experience and military medical grading to — 1 1 R, * * “ Times’ * Office, Feilding. WANTED for our Pahiatua Office, a vv female clerk with a practical knowledge of book-keeping and the keeping up of stock records. Permanent position in an essential industry. No Saturday work. Salary according to previous experience. Written applications accompanied by copies of any testimonials close FRIDAY, March I2th, 1043. H. H. ELMES, Secretary-treasurer. P.O. Box 16, Pahiatua. WANTED. jyjANAGING-gECRETARY FOR THE COSMOPOLITAN CLUB, NAPIER. A PPLICANTS to state age and expericnce. Particulars as to salary and duties are available upon application to the President, with whom applications marked on envelope “Application for Managing-Secretary ’ * will close on SATURDAY, March 20th, .1943, at 8 p.m. P.O. Box 263, Napier. Canvassing of any member of the executive will disqualify. “AFTER THE WAR” SECURITY! The untrained man without a trade or profession is going to find it hard. Make YOUR peace-time job secure by taking an I.C.S. Course of specialised training. By the I.C.S. method you can be trained wherever you are, even if in camp. These are some of the 300 Courses:— Mechanical Draftsman Tool Making Surveying and Mapping Welding Civil Engineer Carpentry Professional Exams. Accountancy * Aeronautical Eng. Matriculation Sparc time study Now is security for You later on! Write for the free I.C.S. Booklet and details of Courses, stating the subject which interests vou. Act NOW! INTERNATIONAL CORRESPONDENCE SCHOOLS, Dept. T., P.O, Box 233, Wanganui. H AVE the colours brightened with a Carpet Shampoo. Ring 5007 for appointment. LOST AND FOUND TpOUND, bay pony, strap round neck. Address ‘ ‘ Times ’ ’ Office. T OST, beardv dog, answers name _ ‘ * Jeff.* * Ring 134 J Opiki. j jOST, Fergusson Street, Friday night, parcel traced linen. Reward. Finder leave 11 Times ’ ’ Office, Feilding. T OST in Feilding, Friday, 2 car keys on ring. Reward. Phone 357 J Feilding. POME astray, two sheep. Owner can have same by paying expenses within one week or will be sold.—S. E. Pearson, Feilding. JY/riSSING. —S Romney 2-tli. ewes;- two notches back one ear and one out of tip of other ear. Reward. —S. E. Pearson, Feilding. LOST. BETWEEN Greatford and Sanson 60 January shorn aged crossbred ewes with green dab on shoulder. Reward. .T. B. BRADLEY, Phone 346 K, FEILDING. FARM MACHINERY, ETC. DENOWN Pumps and Pressure Outfits. Full particulars from Reid & Gray Agency, 171 Rangitikei Street. T>OOTH Mac S-asido double cut tractor discs. Inspect at Reid & Grav Agency, 171 Rangitikei Street. r T , OP Dressers for horse and tractor work, also for attaching to motor trucks. Full particulars from Reid & Gray Agency (Phone 6212).
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Manawatu Times, Volume 68, Issue 57, 9 March 1943, Page 1
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