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New Zealand Times, Volume XXXVIII, Issue 8652, 10 February 1914, Page 1

Special Purchase LADIES’ WHITE POPLIN SHOES, COURT and DERBY STYLES, full range of sires. 8/6, 9/6. JAMES GOER , BOOT IMPORTER, 18 Major!banks St. Pfton ° 3426.

SITUATIONS VACANT. BARRISTERS AND SOLICITORS. LAW Clerk, good all-round experience, seeks engagement, town or country: references. Apply, “Legal,’'’ "Times" office. 314 QIELS wanted to fill positions vacant in Theatre; must have personal or business references. Apply between 3 and 4 ,p.m. Wednesday, Room No. 4, second floor Fowlds’ Building, Manners street. 301 mO Sawmill Mon—Applications are invited from Sawmillors for Ibo position of Mill Manager at the Company’s Molcai Mills. The position requires a practical man of experience in mill and busu work. Particulars of duties, wages, etc., may be seen at the of this paper. Applications close on February 14th, and must bo addressed to Manager, the Tanpo Totara Timber Co., Ltd., Puta-ruru. 87 HOSPITAL FOB INSANE. NEW NORFOLK, TASMANIA. VACANCY FOE SECOND ASSISTANT MEDICAL OFFICER. A IMPLICATIONS, addressed bo the LA. undersigned, will be received for the above-mentioned position from duly qualified Medical Practitioners, up to the 7th March,, 1914. Salary .£9BO per annum, with furnished quarters, attendance, fuel,, light, and water in addition. R. J. MEAGHER. . Acting-Chairman Public ’ Service Board, Hobart. Tasmania. 203 t-OST AND FOUND “OvE-WARD. —Lost, Fox-derrier Pup, JCk' three months old. Return Dr Harcourt Arthur, Hobson 'street. 815 WANTED TO BUV. WAINTBD to Buy, a good Watch Dog. Apply 6 p.m. Tuesday, *l . Chalmers, 4, Murphy street. City. 299

ANTED to Purchase, Stationer's . . Business; newspaper connection; rising country town; sellers stating particulare. “Genuine," “Times" office. \y J WANTED for Client Second-hand Motor-car, to carry six persons; must bo in good order. Apply, J. R. Stansell, senr., Lyall Bay. Stevens and co., 132 a, Abel smith street, cash buyers all old metals and machinery. Highest prices given. Tel. 2275. ' ANTED to Buy—Furniture of every dot! -i ition. Highest prices paid. Spot cash. P. Cooie. , 170, Hiddifoni street. Newtown. ■ 310 WANTED to Buy—Mia U. O'Neill, 151. Taranaki street, is a cash buyer of Ladies’, and Children's ictt-ofl Clothing,' >Boots> ,; Bags, Portmanteaux. X/etters receive prompt attention. Highest prices given. 885 WANTED to Buy—Left-ofl CJothingMrs Woodward, 121. ingestre street (next Skating Kink), - Cash Buyer of Ladies'. Gents', and Children’s Left-all Clothing and Boots, etc. Letters receive prompt attention. Distance no objection, 121, Ingestre street (next Skating Kink;. 'Rhone 2379. ’ ; TO LET. TO LET, a comfortable double 1 furX nished Room, uso of conveniences. Apply 3. College street. 303 mo LET—Modern 8-roomed house ; good ■A vie Agency. GItbCEKS AND OTHEKS-To Let, Shop and Dwelling, specially fitted up for Grocery Store, for which there is a real good opening; sufficient land for coal yard if necessary; best business part of Petfcone.. James Curtis, Petone. mo LET, Shop with cellar and workX shop at back, lately occupied by Magnus, Sanderson and Co., Cycle and Motor Car Dealers, No. 53, Lower Cuba street. Shop lately occupied by Bank of New Zealand as temporary premises, No. 55, Lower Cuba street. Upper flat, with goods lift. No. 33, Lower Cuba street, over Thomson and Brown, Land Agents, which can be subdivided to suit tenants. Eight-roomed house. No. 40, Buckle street, lately renovated throughout. Further particulars to be had from Albert A. Corrigan and Co., Brunner Buildings, 55, Lower Cuba street, or Home and land Agents.

TO LET. TO LET. AND COMPANY, LIMITED, FRUIT EXCHANGE, Allen street, Wellington, Have to Let in Victoria Buildings, Wakefield street, half a flat on first floor, well lighted, low insurance. MISCELLANEOUS. HEWISON’S Up-to-date Motor Cars, open or closed; day or night. Bing up’Hewieon, Lyall Day. TVfTtS MAK, Clairvoyant® and Psycho. -LtJL metrist, at home daily (except Saturdays). Hours, 10 till i. 22, Pirio street, near Kent ten-ace. y 111 MRS DOUGLAS (from London), Scientific Palmist and Clairvoyant, 131), Upper Abel Smith street. Hours, 2 p.m. till 3 p.m. Highest testimonials. MOTOR CARS. OUR Course of Instruction in Motor Cars is specially suited for the car owner who wishes to learn the principles on which his car acts, and the running, care, and maintenance of his car. It is also very suitable for those who wish to train for a responsible position cither as driver or garage mechanic. Subjects taugbd in the course:— Arithmetic, Formulae, Elementary Mensuration, Logarithms, Principles o'f Mechanics, Machine Elements, Mechanic* of Fluids, Properties of Materials, Sources and Properties of Heat, Combustion and Fuels, Gaseous Fuels, Internal Combustion Engines. Elements of Electricity, Ignition Devices Carburettors Lubrication and Cooling Arrangements Petrol Motors, Aviation Motors, Motor Detail-;, Motor Vehicles, Motor-car Management, - Troubles end Remedies, Power Determinations. A reference library of four volumes is supplied free. \Ve are ofiering a special concession to those who enrol during January. Write for full particulars to-day. INTERNATIONAL CORRESPONDENCE SCHOOLS, 6S> Dixon street, Wellington, ,