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Otago Daily Times, Issue 14383, 28 November 1908, Page 11

TENDSrtS. TO PAINTERS.-Tendcrs invited RENOVATING Edinburgh Dining Rooms, Stuart street.—Specifications, Munro'a Fruit Shop, CLOSE Ist DECEMBER. 37.1 BENTLEY & ABBOTT. Painters, House Decorators, and Signwriters, 92 Moray place (off George street). Tel. 487. QAGAR'S Celebrated English Wood-work-IO ing Machinery; catalogues, quotations. Apply solo agent, nenry F. Mess, timber m?rcliant. Bond etreet. G1 KNAaCO.-'flia Best Ready Roofing on T Ilia mart'ot; samples, quotations.—Sola agent, Henry F. Moss, Bond street. 7s ' ' "' '■» SITUATIQMS VACANT. GENERAL Wanted; three in family (adults); gocd wages; central—Particulars (morning or evening), 37 Manor place. WANTED, HOUSEKEEPER. - Apply Mieb Ewing, 73 Elm row, or telephone 1307. 28u WA ~N T E D. Gocd HANDS for making Ladies' and Gents' Mackintosh Garments.—Apply (stating wages and experience) to J. MOKRAN, England street, College Hill, Auckland. 23ii WANTED, IMPROVER for iurnery.Apply Factory Foreman, Scoullar and Chisholm (Ltd.), Rattray street. 28n HAIRDRESSERS.-War.ted (for about two months), Two First-class Hairdressers,—Alf. Baker, 168 George street / ANTED, HOUSEKEEPER.-Apply 78 Elm row, 'or telephone 13G7. 28n WANTED, Strong YOUTH, for packing; £1 wcekly.-Joycc Bros., 21 Bath street. 28n W" ANTED, ITiree Smart, Respeclable GIRLS for bag-making.—Joyce Bros., 21 Bath street. 28a WANTED, Experienced Aerated Water and Cordial MAKER.—AppIy Ingram and Son, Caversbam. 28n WANTBD (tor Ashburton), LADYHELP or General Servant; small family; good wages.—Mrs Saunders, 10 Smith street. WANTED, Respectable Young GIRL, assist light housework; country.— L, S. F., Times Office. 27n CENTRAL LABOUR EXCHANGE, Aroade.—Shearers (at 'once), Shed Hands, Ploughmen, Milkers, Married Coiw'.cs, Wool-rollers, Musterer, Labourers. FARMERS, leave your Orders for Men at Central Labour Exchange, Arcade, when in town for tho Show. 27n WANTED, Capable and Trustworthy PERSON for general housework, Sumner, near Christchuroh; .small family; comfortable home; wages, £45 year.—Address (stating age, •xperioncc, and references) Bex 4, Post Office, Christchurch. i B6n WANTED, Smart BOY for packing room and parcels.—Apply Manager, Mutual Stores, Prinoes street. • 23n WANTED,' Smart AGENTS~with farrners' connection; solid line; liberal commission; workers required.—Push, Times Office, _ 1 _ \23n SKENE'S, Bond street, Want (Urgently): Three Wool-elassers, 60 Shearers (blades; sheds starting a.t once; all parts; good run). SKENE'S . Want: Wool-rollers, Rouse, about, Pickers-up (fare paid), Station Cook-Bakers, Yearly Shepherd (£7O), Cqwboys (stations). SKENE'S Want: Eighteen Ploughmen (30s, 27s 6d, 255), Farm Lads, Milkers (north and south), Ditcher (station); contract ; urgent). SKENE'S Want: Married Ploughmen, Married Couples (man rouseabout, woman cook), Qnarrymen (9s), Day Porter. Phono 1772, ' _28n W r A NT E \ D, EXPERIENCED ASSISTANTS For Xmas Bazaar, '.' Apply • 26rv MANAGER, D.I.C. UNEDIN DRAINAGE AND SEWERAGE BOARD. APPLICATIONS, addressed, to the Undersigned, are invited for the following POSITIONS :- One Supervising Engineer at a salary of £200 per annum; One Draughtsman at a salary of JEIBO per annum; One Surveyor at &■ sa'.ary of £180 per annum; receivable up to 12 o'clock noon on TUESDAY, the Bth December, 1908. G. A. ESTHER, Secretary. Dunedin, New Zealand, 11th November, 1908. ' 12n TkUNEDIK HOSPITAL. APPLICATION'S are invited up to Noon on WEDNESDAY, the 16th December, addressed to the Chairman of Trustees, Dunedin Hospital, from Duly Qualified Medical Practitioners resident in Dunedin for Hie under-mentioned Positions on tho Honorary Modical Staff for tho year 1909: 3 PHYSICIANS. 3 SURGEONS. > 1 OPHTHALMIC SURGEON. 1 PHYSICIAN for Diseases of, Women. 1 PATHOLOGIST. 1 RADIOLOGIST. ' 2 ANESTHETISTS. Also for 1 Assistant Physician for Outdoor Pafcjenfs' Department, 1 Assistant Surgeon for Outdoor Patients' ', Department, 'l Assistant Physician for Diseases ol Women. . 1 Assistant Ophthalmic Surgeon. for 1 Masseur. Applications to ba marked '' Application for Staff Appointment." HUGH MILLER, 28ii Secreiary. . "VTELSON gTrLS I COLLEGE. Tho Governors require the Services of an ASSISTANT MISTRESS, at a salary of £100 a year, with Board and Residence in the College. Qualifications to include ability to teach Pure Mathematics and Mechanics up to, Junior University Scholarship and B.A. Standards. Duties to commence on Ist February, 1909. The Appointment will be subject to three months' notice of termination from either side. Applications (stating qualifications and by certificates, testimonials., photograph, and medical certificate of health), addressed to the Secretary, will be received up to Hth DECEMBER. JAMES BLAIR, Secretary. College Office, Nelson. November 19, 1908, 26n Marine Department, C Wellington, 27th October, 1908. \ PPLICATIONS will be received at this A Oflire up to Noon of WEDNESDAY, the 2nd December, 1908, for the Appointment of HARBOUR MASTER, PILOT, and CUSTOMS OFFICER for the Port of Picton. Tho salary attached to tho appointment is £220 a year. Applicant must he' British subjeeis, must bo not more than 45 years of age, must bold a certificate of competency as Master Ordinary, end must have had command of a.vessel or vessels, The selected candidate will be icquircd to pass the examination for pilots prescribed by (be Harbour By- ' laws for ports where there is not a Harbour Board. Applications must be accompanied by evidence of age, and certificates of service at sea, and of good conduct and sobriety. Tho appointment, will bo subject to the Civil Service and Puolic Scrwco Superannuation Acts. By command GEORGE ALLPORT, 310 Secretary. CLERICAL AND OTHER succeed, your Memory must be quick and accurate. _ The -PBLMAN SYSTEM of Memory Training is taught by post. Benefit permanent and certain. Half &\\ hour daily for six weeks completes the coiirso. Write for Free Booklet. PELMAN SCHOOL OF MEMORY, 31 Stock Exchange Building, Melbourne. BEEHIVE KNITTING MACnINE COM- ' PANY (Now Zealand) Want people to Make Hosiery for them, whota or spare time, in-their own homes; make £1 a week; previous experience not necessary; constant employment all the year round.—Write at 'nee, JBpr m, ftfto, -Jlbttngtn, sis