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Manawatu Times, Volume 68, Issue 58, 10 March 1943, Page 1

FARMERS! Call and see our PATENT LAVATORIES No fixing required. Everyone can havo a lavatory in the bathroom for a total cost of only £o/10/- aa supplied to tho Public Works Dept., Education Boards, etc. No typhoid or summer diseases arising from your closet. Sole Agents: BEATTIE & PROCTER L TD > 'PHONE 6822. 229 and 231 Cuba Street.

SITUATIONS WANTED Yy ANTED, by day, domestic work or cleaning. Write “IMS/’ “Times’ s Office. TT7 ANTED, scrub-cutting; two men . (ineligible military service). Wages or contract; hut. Full particulars “247,” “Times.” SITUATIONS VACANT TyANTED, smart waitress. Apply vv Kosv Lounge. TyANTED women and girls lor foldVV ing. Apply Economic Laundry, 22 Cook Street. WANTED, for Ormond Wilson, capable man, care of garden and milk. Apply Hamish Wilson, Bulls. TyANTED, girl or woman for coffee stall. Apply 112 West Street, Feilding. TyANTED, a boy of 14, help milk 10 cows. Mrs. Bork, Port Street, Phone 335, Feilding. TyANTED, man to repair two chimneys. Apply 55 Linton Street. for repair shop. Must be first «class tradesman and experienced in plough setting. Apply Reid and Gray Agency, Rangitikei St. pOOD home offered in country hotel to pensioner in return light kitchen duties, or desirous more duties; small remuneration. Apply “221/’ “Times’’ Office. TyANTED, 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. TyANTED, 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. wanted. EXPERIENCED overlockers and ' LJ: machinists; also girls aged about 16. Apply— MANAWATU KNITTING MILLS. LTD. W ANTE D. A SENIOR shorthand typiste for the Palmerston North branch of a stock and station agency company. Write enclosing copies only of testimonials, stating qualitications to “S. AND S,” “ Times.” W A^TED. gTRONG young woman for housework. Apply— MISS CROMBIE, Maitland Hospital. WANTED. TTURING absence on military service 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—‘“B,” 11 Times’* Office, Feilding. WANTED. ]y[ AN AGING-gECRET A R Y FOR THE COSMOPOLITAN CLUB, NAPIER. A PPLICANTS to state age and experience. Particulars as to salary and duties arc 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. TpNGINEERS, engine-drivers’ examinations. Correspondence course by former Examiner and Inspector Machinery. Write for particulars.—Geo. Martin, 27G Princes Street, Dunedin. SOLDIERS WHO STUDY 1 Serving Territorials, G.V.P. ’s, and i even Overseas Servicemen are studying I.C.S. Specialised Courses during their “off duty” periods. Not only are I they improving themselves, but they arc ! making sure of a good peace-time job. |So can YOU! Hero are some of the 300 I.C.S. Courses which might interest Motor Engineer Acountancy Electrical Eng. Commercial Art Structural Eng. Journalism and Radio Servicing Short Story Writing Ist and 2nd Class Commercial Operators. Use your spare time secure your [future! Enquire how the I.C.S. can I train you, but let us know the subject, trade or profession in which you are interested. Full information will bo scut. Write NOW to INTERN ATIONA L [ CORRESPONDENCE SCHOOLS, Dept. T, P.O. Box 233, Wanganui. WANTED TO RENT transferred Palmerston desire to rent small house at end of April. Good credentials. Reply P.O. Box 9S, Palmerston North. GUNNY room, in Feilding, by elderly lady, or company offered in quiet home. Write “12,” “Times” Office, Feilding. PLANTS FOR SALE. ANEMONE, Ranunculi and Frcesia blubs. 1/- dozen, 50 for 3/6. PERSSON’S NURSERY, 498 CHURCH ST., PALMERSTON N. ANEMONE and Ranunculus. Prize hand selected bulbs. Giant blooms, brilliant colours 50 for 5/- posted.— Griffiths’, Mt. Eden, Auckland. "DEAUTIFUL Darwin Tulips, prize shades in glorious mixture 5/- doz., 50 for 18/-. —Griffith's Nurseries, Mt. Eden, Auckland. MEW Red Lacheualias Long spikes, coral-red bells, 7/6 doz. Also Golden 2/6 doz., 50 for 9/-. Griffiths’, Mt. Eden, Auckland. "D ULB Book, Free trated with helpful cultural information, write for your copy to-day.— Griffiths’, Mt. Eden, Auckland.