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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXX, Issue 21411, 8 February 1933, Page 1

SITUATIONS VACANT B OY, smart, for Herald Run, Epsom district—23 Pah Rd.. Epsom.BOY, smart, Butcher's Delivery; local resident; permanent.—732, Manukau Kd.. Royal Oak. CIANVASSER, with good connection, ~ ex- > elusive line, excellent prospects right person.—Artistic. 817, Herald. • HANDYMAN, poultry, garden, etc.; wages, meals; Sleep out. —56 Waiatarua. Rd., Remuera. IMPROVER Machinist, for gowns, coats, etc.; state experience, also whether own machine provided.—City. 52, Herald. LORRY Driver, permanent work offering; purchase Truck for £IOO. —Employer, 361. Herald. "YTURSE, Probationer; Maternity experience preferred; state Qualifications. —Sister, 823. Herald. . PERMANENT Position guaranteed young Man investing £75; excellent prospects; money under own control.—Security, 47, Herald. SALESMEN (3), smart, wanted sell quick O selling household necessity, good remuneration.—Apply between 10 and 11 a.m.. Room 71. Yorkshire House. _ SHORTHAND-Typiste, temporary "position; particulars, experience and wages required.—Vacation. 38. Hebalp. YOUTHS, respectable, Sell "Plain Talk," city and suburbs; immediately—l 4 Cook St. 8 ALES MANAGER. A Progressive Manufacturing Company Requires the Services of an ENERGETIC SALES MANAGERORGANISER FOR NEW ZEALAND. Remuneration will be by way of a good salary and over-riding commission. Successful applicant to invest £75 t«i £IOO, fully secured. INTEGRITY, 56, HERALD. pANTERBURY AGRICULTURAL COLLEGE, LINCOLN. The Board of Governors applications for the following tost:— ASSISTANT IN AGRICULTURE AND FIELD HUSBANDRY. Salary commencing at £3OO year, less two 10 p.c„ cuts, with Board. Applications should reach the Directbi: before FEBRUARY 10, 1933, from whom particulars, if required, may be obtained. TTNTvERSITY OF OTAGO. U DUNEDIN, NEW ZEALAND. CHAIR OF MENTAL AND MORAL PHILOSOPHY. , ' This Chair is vacant through the death of Professor F. W. Dunlop. . Applications are now invited.from Gentlemen qualified to fill the position. Salary will be paid at tho rate Seven Hundred and Fifty Pounds (£750) per annum. Forms of Application and all information regarding the abovementioned appointment may be obtained from the Registrar, University of Otago, Dunedin, or the Factor, Otago Presbyterian Church Board of Property, 142 Rattray Street. Dunedin. Applications to be made not later than Ist June. 1933, to A. McHUTCHON, Factor, Otago Presbyterian Church Board of Property, 142 Rattray Street, Dunedin, New Zealand. WANTED TO BUY ADDING Machine, Typewriter, Office -CX Furniture.—Phone 45-522. any hour. ALUMINIUM, Brass, Copper, Lead, etc.: high prices; Auckland's largest smelt- • Province Supply, 53 Nelson St. A PPAREL.—Mrs. Oiittrim largest Buyer -^ a dies Gent s Left-oil Clothing.—ls Victoria St. Phone 42-674. ATHLETE wants Fsmalo Bamboo Pol®, j-\ »-? •• * or Pole-vaulting.—lmrie-diate. 797. Herald. A BIDE Here.—Forever Buying Books.— ff- The -Mighty Atom," Palmeraton Bldgs.. Customs St. /"^JHILD'SSaddIe, good condition; cheap for cash.—Apply Hebalp. pLOTHING, Footwear, superior quality; True Detective, Truo Story Magazines; highest prices given.—llß Victoria St. / pOPY "Father Dtmien." cash.—A Sutherland. Mangahoe. Hunterville. T\ROPHEAD Sewing Machine, in s>od •L' running order.—Spot Cash. 680. Herald. DOUBLE Oven Range, Cook. 20-30 persons; state price make, where inspected.— Range. 35. Herald. DRESSES, 0.5., wanted urgently; spot cash waiting. Mum's Shop, 410 Queen St. [NG Cabinet, second-hand, for auarto correspondence.—P.O. Box 724. AuckISHING- Rod, for trout. Hardy's, about lift.—Phone 27-922. GENT.'S Clothing of Every Description. Best Prices.—6l Victoria St. Phonmi 45-330. Representative will call. AMMOCK. Swinging. Verandah.—Price, etc.. to 87 Pt. Chevalier Rd. Phon« HARDY'S Perfect Reel Silk Line, complete; reasonable.—P.O. Box 118. Auckland : urgent. IV,fILK. 25ga15.,-chilled, delivered daily; IVL state price.—Q.P.. 31. Herald. MILK, up to 10 gallons daily, convenient Papatoetoe.—Cash, 832, Hzralp jpRAM, Cream Cane, good condition.—An pRISM Glasses, German prejerredi must STAMPS.— Old Postage Stamps Bought. Sold, Exchanged; collectors call; large selections. —Powell, 45 Shortlana St. STAMPS wanted, best prices given; Collectors' Approvals, cheap.—A. Brodie. Hellaby's Bldgs.. opp. G.P.O. EA-Tree. per ton. 5 tons, delivered. 4ft lengths.—Phone 27-148 ATCH Lathe wanted, second-hand, ac Pinn Worth Used Furniture. NickNacks. Useful Articles bought over counter. —Mum's, opp. Town Hall. A BOUT YOUR USED FURNITURE. A. Ring GEORGE WALKER, LTD., Phone 42-81#. -ppGHF.ST CASH PRICES FOR GOLD. Dealers and Public, See Ue First. Colonial gold buying co.. Srd Floor. City Chambers. Realise on your Old Gold or Discarded Jewellery and obtain HIGHEST PRICES. Cash by return. Please Register all Parcel*. JAS. PASCOE Watchmaker, Jeweller and Diamond Merchant, 80 Queen St., and 66 Karangahape Koad. Also at Hamilton. SOVEREIGNS SOVEREIGNS. SOVEREIGNS SOVEREIGNS. We require over 500- Sovereigns and can offer most Attractive Prices. ROBINSON'S. LTD.. 352 Queen Street. QPP. Town Hall. JOHN CARLAW. LTD., WANTS YOUR USED FURNITURE. Absolute Highest Price. JOHN CARLAW, LTD.. Furniture Auctioneers, 24 Wyndham Street. Phone 44-246. ■JJSED JJOUSEHOLD J^URNITURE. ANY QUANTITY. HIGHEST PRICES. 5a I SPOT CASH. NO CARTAGE. Q.EORGE J^TD., AUCTIONEERS. Phone 42-815. 249 Queen St. G ° L D* OLD. also sovereigns TI™Ve°J^ e CONTU|UING the * •J a / per ounce extra until further NOTICE. Foreign Money Included. TVEFINERS & gMELTERS £lO.. J J Tl> (Est. in New Zealand over 25 years.) CORNER* 1 oIT*QUEEN AND WYNDHAM U strkets - TMI (Few Doors Above Milne and Choyce, Ltd.) ' PHONE 46-602. WHY NOT LOOK OUT ANXXHIN UNWANTED?— DO .IT TO-DAY.