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Otago Daily Times, Issue 16665, 10 April 1916, Page 1

SHiPPINd. rrtHE NEW ZEALAND SHIPPING JL COMPANY'S LINE To Plymouth (to land passengers) and London. Via Australia and South Africa. ' MOST MODERN PASSENGER STEAMERS IN THE SOUTHERN HEMISPHERE. Steamer. Tons. From. To Sail. 19i6. Ttoakina (2) ... 10960 Wellington May Eemuera (2) ... 12000 — Juno Buahijte (2) ... 11000 — July Bqtorpa (3) ... 11600. — August - (2) Twin Screwi (3) Triple Screw. Fitted with Wireless Telegraph. ACCOMMODATION IS NOT SURPASSED BY ANY OTHER LINE. Apply 19 BOND STREET, DUNEDIN. Keith Ramsay's dunedin SHIPPING AGENCY. S.S. KOTARE. For BLUFF, INVERCARGILL, and RIVERTON—TUESDAY, ,11th April. Cargo received at P Shed till 2 p.m. S.S. JOHN. For OAMARU, TIMARU. WELLINGTON, and WANGANUI—MONDAY, April 10. Cargo till noon. gJIEDERAL AND SHIRE LINES. DIRECT SERVICE TO WEST COAST UNITED KINGDOM PORTS. (All. F. and S. Steamers Entered into Government War Risks Scheme.) DORSET, Sailing .Finally beginning of MAY, for AVONMOUTH and LIVERPOOL. . CUMBERLAND, Sailing Finally about End of APRIL,. For LIVERPOOL. Apply TURNBULL, MARTIN, JL CO., Dunedin; Or to N.Z. AFRICAN S.S. CO. (LTD.), Wellington, Joint Managing Agents. AND SHIRE LINES. Sj (All F. and S. Steamers Entered Into Government War Risks Scheme.). DIRECT S'TEAM SERVICE FROM GLASGOW, AVONMOUTH, MANCHESTER, and LIVERPOOL TO NEW ZEALAND. MIDDLESEX, Sailed March 25. ORARI, To Sail March 31. Importers will do well to instnict their English Correspondent® to ship direct from the above-mentioned Ports in the numerous cases where a saving in charges can bo effected. For particulars applv to tha FEDERAL-SHIRE LINES, 2 Fenchurch avenue, London, or their Agents at Bristol, Glasgow, Manchester, and Liverpool; or to TURNBULL, MARTIN, & CO., 20s ' Dunedin Agents. SITUATIONS VACANT. OASH ADVERTISEMENTS under this heading: IVmrteen Words, SIXPENCE per insertion; Six insertions, 2s 6d; over Fourteen Words and' not exceeding .Twoniy-four Words, Is; Six insertions, ss. Double rates oharged unless oash paid. In replying to advertisements of Situations "Vacant, applicants should send COPIES of testimonials, NOT ORIBINAL3. WANTED, LAD (about 17) for grocery; able, drive.—Croft, Union street. WANTED, experienced GENERAL; 2 in family; highest wages given to capable person; central.—Apply Box 120. , \MJANTED, young GIRL to assist light, v Y household duties, 9-6; Nevada. —Apply Telephone 2360. 10ap GOOD Second WAITER wanted l ; references required. — Apply House Steward, Fernhill Club. lOap WANTED (for three days), DRESSMAKER; ;.;able : 4to. make ..costumes.— Dressmaker; Tunes Office. lOap ME First-class TRAPPERS wanted for Central Otago.—Apply R. S. Black, 420 Moray place. 10a]? WANTED, HAIRDRESSER; first-class hand; must- be reliable. —Apply E. Pratt, Timaru. • Bap MILLINER wanted (6 or 7 years' experience) to take charge of workroom. Fyfe's Economic Stores. 7ap BAKER'S A'GENCY. 101 Stuart street, Wants —Cooks (20s), Housemaids, Generals (good' wages), Girls (Resist). %aTANTED, a YOUTH for e farm work; v v must be able to milk.—C. Davis, Sawyers' Bay. ■ Bap WANTED, good BAKER; married man preferred.—Apply R. Shaw, Allan- ' Bap YOUTH Wanted to milk,and make himself useful; good wages.—John Bain, Halfway Bush. Bap WANTED, GENERAL; good wages; comfortable home.—Mrs Bridgman, School road, Anderson Bay. Bap WANTED (at once], good GENERAL; good wages suitable girl.—Address A., Post Office, Palmerston. Bap I ELDERLY PERSON required to assist U light housework in good home.—Address Suburb, Times. Office. Bap ■T*TANTED, GENERAL; light place; » » 15s. —Mrs High, Anderson Bay ('phone 3307 d). 6ap •WANTED (for-May 20), MATERNITY * • NURSE, for country place,—W. 8., Times Office. 6ap FAMHiY Wanted Milk 16 oows, deliver milk; close town, school, etc. —Farmer, Times Office. 4ap ANTED, Baker's IMPROVER.—AppIy (stating wages required, with board) to Up-to-date Bakery, Tapanui. W' ANTED, COOK-BAKER PLOUGHMAN for station.—Apply Ford's Town-Country Agency, Rattray street. - lOap WANTED (immediately), GIRL, wait at table and assist housework, temporarily; seaside; fare paid.—Resort, Times Office. Bap WANTED (after Easter), trustworthy. WOMAN as general; also HOUSEMAID.—AppIy Mrs Emery, " Edgeley," Anderson Bay. Bap 1 ■TO 'ANTED (for country store), compe»V i tent ASSISTANT (married); also experienced YOUTH; reference required.— Merchant, Milton. - 4ap SKENE'S —Married Ploughmen, Married Couple, Ploughmen (355), Porter, Groom, Baker, Cooks 1 (30s), Sawyer, Sawmill Hands, Flaxcuiters (7s ton), Musterers (10s day), Youths. ' lOap ANTED, working FARM MANAGER (married); efficient in the .use of all modern farming implements.—Applications to Sir Ge<s. M'Lean, 6 Elder street, Dunedin. Bap WANTED (for Gladstone Hotel, Fairlie), an Experienced HOUSEMAID, to assist in dining room occasionally; wages 22s 6d ; fare_ refunded.—Apply Inspector of Factories, Sap Ir?ORD'S TOWN-COUNTRY AGENCY. ' < 167 Rattray street ('phone 3057), wants—Ploughmen, Butcher (country), Shepherd, Cowman-Gardener, Youths. Also Cooks, Cook-Generals, Housemaids, Girls (assist). lOap WANTED — Laundresses (institutions; town-oountry), House-Parlounnaid, General (Central Otago; 17s 6d), Cook (N. line; 20s), Woman Help (afternoons, Roslyn), Barmaid (N. Island).—Mies Spain, Trades Hall. lOap WANTED —Housekeeper (N. line, widower and children), Cook (hotel, country; 255).— Mjss Spain. lOap RS^FORRESTIiR'S REGISTRY, 59-61 Maclaggan street —Cooks, Generals, La-undresses, Cook-Housemaid (station), Girls. Waiting Engagements: _ Housekeeyars. Companion-Helps, Waitresses, Housemaids, Kitchenmaids, Girls Asiist.