Page 1 Advertisements Column 5

Otago Daily Times, Issue 13875, 12 April 1907, Page 1

SITUATIONS WANTED. CASH ADVERTISEMENTS under this heading not exceeding Sixteen Words are in- . sorted for SIXPENCE per insertion, or for One Week,'2s Gd; over Sixteen Words and not exceeding Twenty-eight Words, Ono . Shilling; or for Ono Week, ss. If orders . conw by letter it must be understood that doubie these rates Mrill be charged unless accompanied •by cash. WANTED (by Steadv Young Man), EMPLOYMENT at'horse-driving; six years last place.—Address Steady, Times Office. 12a.0 ?V"OUNG Lady ecelts POSITION* as com--3. panion; City preferred—Address Lily, TiuiOS Office. lJap A BOY (over 14) wishes to LEARN trade in or near Palmerston.—Address Earnest, Pafanerston South. 12ap MATHISON'S LABOUR AGENCY, 28 Rilttray street, has Waiting Engagement — Shephcrdß, Ploughman, Flaxmill Hands, Milkers, Cook-Baker. llap '5S) r ANTED (by Steady Young Man), FARM » v WORK, neat town.—Address Reliable, Times Office. 12ap WANTED (by "Woman), Plain SEWING or MENDING- by day— filing, Times Office. I2ap WANTED (by Competent Bookkeeper), POSITION, permanent or temporary. Accounts, Times Ofiioc. i«ap YOUTH wants SITUATION as salesman, anything; last place seven years; good reference.—Trustworthy, Dunedin P.O. " 1 57"OUNG Man (rccoirt arrival from Homo) ■JL desires OADETSHIP on good farm.— Apply Skene's Labour Exchange, Dunedin. WANTED, EMPLOYMENT, any land, in storo or warehouse; bandy with tools; bighcßtcredontiate.—Addro3s J., Times Office. HOUSEKEEPER (Gacd References) desires SITUATION, town or country.— Apply (early) Skene's Labour Exchange, Dunedm. WANTED (by a Domesticated Young Lady), POSITION aa ladyhelp.— Address Help, Homington Post Office, I)imoclin. ' lOap AIIDENER. — SITUATION wanted by v3T experienced man; good references.— B. At, Times Offico, JJnncdiu. lOap yOUNG llan (Industrious, Trustworthy, High School Eduoation, Good. Knowledge Business) dasiroa BITUATION; town. —Anything, Times OSioe. ' lOap TTOUKG lion (now arrival) desires LEARN J. farming m all branches; experience carpentering.—Skene's Labour Exchange, Dnuodin. 9ap YOUNG Man Desires Learn FARMING; accept small wage.—Apply Skeue's Labour Exchange, Dunodin. Telephone 1772. MISCELLANEOUS WANTS. CASH APYERTJSBMENTS under thi3 heading not exceeding Sixteeu Words are inserted for SIXPENCE por insertion; or for One Week, 2s 6d; over Sixteen Words, and not exceeding Twenty-eight Words,- One Shilling; or for One Week, ss. If orders come by letter it must bo understood that double these rates will - bo charged unless accompanied by cosh. Amusements, Meotings, Shows, and Simi'ar Announcements ore NOT inserted . in this column at cheap rates, but must bq paid tor at ordinary scale. . ■^rANTED, Comfojtablo -i-roomed HOUSE, V¥ High street or vicinity; careful tenant; no children.—Sunshine, Tinves Office. 9a(p WANTED, Second-band Lady's BIKE, free-wheel; state price.—Lady, Times Office. 12ip WANTED PURCHASE, Grocer's CART, also Countor Settles.—J. D., Times , llap WANTED to BUY, GRAPES, in large or ' » small quantities—Apply Palacc Fruit Depot.' Princes street, Dunedin. llap WANTED KNOWN—Advertiser has Small Sums of Money to Lend; strictly cou-fidentwl.-Cafih, Timas Office. lOa.p WANTED, a liairdreseor's Second-hand CHAIR, also -MIRROR; sta-to price and particulars.—J. Cameron, Invercargill. WANTED. 10 to 12 !i.p. Second-hand GAS ENGlNE.—Address Power, Times: Ofßco WANTED to RENT, a 5 or 6-roomed HOUSE in Maori Hill.—Apply Mita, Times Office. Oap PHOTOGRAPHIC CAMERAS.-Intending purchasers see something interesting in Window iat Soutluvick's, 7 Princes street (near Octagon). 12ap OUR Typewriter REPAIRER has had 10 years' Australian experience.—Stott and Hoarc, Stock Exchange Buildings; Telephone 1112. Cap TRADESMEN'S Books KEPT by competent accountant (certificated); bnlance sheets prepared; terras moderate.—Address Accurate, Times Office. Gap WANTED to BORROW (for 12 months, by Young Man), foO; personal security. Address Needful, Times Office. lOap SIEYWRIGHT BROS, requiro 10 to 20 ACRES Omimi or Harrington; cash purchase; send particulars. lOap WANTED, Full-sized Second-hand Eilliard TABLE, with fittings.—Reply, stating condition, price, Box 10, Gore. WANTED, APPLES in any quantity.— Apply Irvine and Stevenson, Filleul sl "*t. 3ap KNOWN-Star Cloth RENO- » » VATOR removes any stain; no water required; bona fide announcement; Is bottle grocers'. 3ap jj/tDWARD de LAUTOUIi, Medical Clair•3. J voyant, Psychometrist—Consulted daily 10 to 10, Albert George street. "TO'ANTED KNOWN—I have splendid stock *» good working Ferrets; also Nests. Muzzles, and Bells.-Chas. Bills, Dunedin. npYPEWRITERS (New), from £7 10s to £26 J*. 10s; Hammond, Bar-lock, Sun, Franklin, Commercial Visiblo, Moya.—Typewriter Exchange. 20 Bond street. A k?P', .Good Assortment Second-hand -a!a. Machines. All Supplies kept and Bepairs done well and expeditiously,—Typewriter Exchange- 14m WANTED— The nicest Wedding Presents are at Himmel's, and prices are lowest. Jam and Butter Dishes, 6s 6d; Teaspoons, 5s Gd half-dozen; Wedding Rings, Brooches, Bangles, Watches at lowest prices. \ isit Himmel's, 99 George street. TyfADAM ELVINO, Psychic Test Medium, JJ-k- Clairvoyant; revelations of truth; consulted by thousands.—Chapman's Terrace, Stuart street. 9ap "OUILDING, Contracting, Engineering, and •O all Government Examinations, Correspondence Instruction. free handbook.— Amerioan School,-10 Rattray street. f IARICATURING. pi graphy, Advertising Successfully Taught by Mail. Write for illustrated prospectus.— Canadian School, Rattray street. TWTARKLESS ELECTROLYSIS by new J-r.lt system for the removal of superfluous hairs, moles; guaranteed markloss, painless, and permanent.—Miss Culling, 40 High street. Telephone 1248. 17j a rpYPEVv'RITERS (Second-hand) for SALE; guaranteed good order; easy terms.— Typewriter Headquarters, 10 Rattray street. npYPEWRITERS for HIRE.-Typewrite -IL Headquarters, 10 Rattray street, expert repairers and dealers in high-grade supplies. MISS LOGAN. Typiat, Pier Buildin-s, corner Crawford and Jetty streets, .Telephone 1880. LADIES!— Do all your own knitting on Beehive Circular Knitting Machines, j They are made in England, and have a |f I world-wide reputation. Worked and easily | understood by children. Awarded gold .- medals Paris. 1305; Antwerp, 1906. Over 20.000 sold. Price complete with all acces- '• sories, packed" f.o.b. Melbourne, £7 10s (exempt- from Customs).—Beehive Knitting Machine Company, Cromwell Buildings" I.Bourko street, Melbourne, Mention- this ttsrw»r. ' ' i...