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Otago Daily Times, Issue 16592, 15 January 1916, Page 3

SHIPPING. rpHE NEW ZEALAND SHIPPING J- COMPANY'S LINE To Southampton (to land passengers) and London via Montevidoo and Teneriffe. MOST MODERN PASSENGER STEAMERS IN THE SOUTHERN HEMISPHERE. Stontnor. Tons From To Sail - igi £ Kuahink(2H ... 11000 Wellington .Tan. RotoruaOH ... 11500 — Feb. 24 RIHUTAKA(-2>t ... 101 !i0 ~ March 23 TußAKirfA('.!)t .. IOSfiO — April £" RcAPnmrf2)t ... 08 till — May 18 (2) Twin Screw. (31 Triple Screw. tCalls at Rio do Janeiro. Fitted with Wireless Telegraphy. ACCOMMODATION IS NOT SPRPASSED BY ANY OTHER LINE. Apply 19 BOND STREET, DUNEDIN. KEITH RAMSAY'S DUNEDIN SHIPPING AGENCY. S.S. KOTARE. For BLUFF and INYERCAKGILLTUESDAY, January 18. Cargo receiver at P Shed till 2 p.m. S.S. JOHN. For WANGANUI,' via OAMARU, TIMARU, and WELLINGTON.—MONDAY, 17th January. Cargo till noon. FEDERAL AND SHIRE LINES. DIRECT SERVICE TO WEST. COAST UNITED KINGDOM PORTS. (All F. and S. Steamers Entered into Government War Risks Scheme.) PAPAROA, Loading Dairy Produce, End of JANUARY. For AVONMOUTH. Apply TURNBULL, MARTIN, & CO., Or to Dunedin; N.Z. AFRICAN S.S. CO. (LTD.), Wellington, Joint Managing Agents. rjUSMANIA FOR HOLIDAY TOURS Ask at COOK & SON'S or SHIPPING OFFICES for -COPY of BOOKLET, " How to ' Do' Tasmania from New Zealand." Further information, guide books, from DIRECTOR, Government Tourist Department, Hobart. Send 6d for complete guide to Tasmania and accommodation list. SITUATIONS WANTED. CASH ADVERTISEMENTS under this heading: Fourteen Words. SIXPENCE per Insertion; Six insertions, 2s 6d; over Fourteen Words and not exceeding Twenty-four Words, Is: Six insertions, 6s. Double rates charged unless cash paid. •WIDOW (one child) desires SITUAT T TION working housekeeper; in country, near school. —Country, Times Office 15ja WANTED, SITUATION, housekeeper for one or two working men; can milk.—Address_Mabel,_ Times ! 16ja LADY would liko POSITION as housekeeper in nice house. —Annie, Times Office. 15 j a fXAPABLE Young Person seeks POSITION companion-help; good home, wages; must treat as one of family.—Equal, Times Office. 15ja SOLDIER'S Wife''^l^ffi^Erai'""Housekeeper or nurse; highest testimonials either capacity) seeks RE-ENGAGEMENT. Conscientious, Times. , 15j a GENTLEWOMAN waiting ENGAGEaJT MENT, companion or housekeeper.— A., Times Office. 15ja WANTED (by young lady), POSITION in shop.—Address E. H., Times Office. WANTED (by an old-time tailoreas), WORK of any kind.—Tailoress, Times Office. 15 j a WANTED (by a woman), WORK by the day any kind. —Domestic, Times Office. 15ja GIRL (18) would like POSITION assist housework; 9 till 2. —D. N., Times Office. 15 j a WANTED, WASHING or CLEANING by the d .y.—S. 8., Times Office. PRACTICAL, Reliable Ploughman (all branches) wishes EMPLOYMENT; wife no duties; thoroughly reoommended.— Skene's Agency. 15ja WANTED (by good, all-round compositor), Permanent or Casual WORK.— Addrees Typo, Times Office. 14ja RELIABLE DRESSMAKER open for ENGAGEMENTS by the day—Address M. G., Times Office. 14ja MARRIED Man (energetic, excellent salesman, extensive experience amongst grain, seeds, produce, and land sales, good commercial training) seeks ENGAGEMENT. —Address Rejected Volunteer, Times Office 14ja WANTED, WORK, by elderly, sober man; handy at repairs, anything with tools. —Needful, Times. 14ja TO BAKERS. — Thoroughly Competent JL Man (with practical experience all branches trade) seeks ENGAGEMENT as foreman or manager; references if required.—Apply _ Confectioner, Southland Times, Invercargill. 13ja YOUNG Married Man with family wants Steady JOB; do any kind of work; references if required.—Address Willing, Poet Office, Timaru. '• 13ja "OOSITION Wanted by experienced MarJ! ried PLOUGHMAN.—Address References, Times. 12 ja WANTED, SITUATION as nurse one or two children; references.—Nurse, Times Office. ' 12ja YOUNG Man (medically unfit, good education) offers SERVICES patriotic employers, any capacity.—Agile, Times. WANTED, %ht SITUATION, two (rir! friends, ,with elderly oouple; country preferred. —Scotch, Times Office. lOja LOST AND FOUND. CASH ADVERTISEMENTS under this heading: Fourteen Words, SIXPENCE per inaeruou; Six iusertions, 2s 6d; over Fourteen Words and not exceeding Twenty-lour Words, Is; Sirs insertions, 6s. Double rates oharged unlets cash paid. LOST (between Brighton and Green Island); a gentleman's Rainproof OVERCOAT; almost new; rewardArchibald, Green Island Hotel. 15ja JO ST (in Princes street, Friday after--J noon), Silver WATCH, with clasp (namo inscribed). —Finder please communicate with ov.ner, Miss .Margaret Tucker, 91 Canongate street. Reward. 15ja STRAYED in my paddock, Red-and-whito yearling BULL; if not claimed in seven days will be sold to pay damages. F. E. Ilellyer, North-East Harbour. LOST (between Stirling and Milton), Yellow BUGGY RUG—Finder re r turrf Arthur Illingvvorth, Kaitangata. R<> wat'd. 10 j a FOUND— KITT'S Purscbag. Manufacturing, Repairing Workshop, above Ilimmel's (opposite Penrose's); refits, re-lines leather goods. 12ja JHOUND— Guaranteed CORN CURE ; certain cure: Is. —Anderson's Quality Drug Store, Stuart street, Dunedin. sja TTVOUND— Jewellery (suit all purses), Rings, Watches, specialty.—Thomson's, opposite Knox Church. 27d 4 JOLLY evening: When men friends 4 call, and there are pipes and a wee drapnio of WATSON'S No. 10. 7ja A TIP! —Pick up money on DESERT GOLD TEA ; save tho " camels" off packets; £50 in prizes. TAGO WITNESS.—New stories. A lar£*> uuanKt of reading matter. Prioa, 6<i