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Otago Daily Times, Issue 17190, 18 December 1917, Page 1

SITUATIONS VACANT. Qualified CHEMIST'S ASSISTANT/ Salary £4 10s. Also, Unqualified. Salary £3 10s, with rises according to suitability. BENZOIN, lSd Times Office. WANTED.—The SETTLERS of GLIjN- » » HAM having Erected a BLACKSMITH'S SHOP, and equipped it with Tools, etc., invito APPLICATIONS for a SMITH, capable of carrying on a general country blacksmithing business. Apply THE SECRETARY, Glenham Building 1 and Blacksmithing Company (Ltd.), 17d - Glenham. ORGANIST and CHOIRMASTER For St. Stephen's Church, Ashburton. Salary, £75 per annum. 4 Apply (with testimonials) to CHURCHWARDENS, 17d P.O. Box 93, Ashburton.i WAN T / E HEAD YARDMAN. . Must have a thorough knowledge ,of Foreign Timbers and experience of Sawmill Work. v Application by letter only, stating agf and experience. &, CO. (LIMITEDI GOOD DRAPER, To Take Charge Manchester#Department. IMPORT COMPANY, 13d Balclutha. WANTED, a reliable, well-educated YOUTH, or person ineligible for military service, with previous office experience, to FILL TEMPORARY POSITION in Commercial Office. Applicants must have some knowledge of bookkeeping. Apply . MANAGER, 18d Otago Daily Times. a nt He ~d (At Once), An EXPERIENCED CHAUFFEUR, For Commercial Car. /Apply " MANAGER, 18d Brown, Ewing, and Co. (Ltd.). W A N T E D, A WELL-EDUCATED YOUTH As Apprentice to the General Drapery. Good Prospects. Apply MANAGER,' 8d Brown, Ewing, and Co. (Ltd.). E D, CLERK (FEMALE). Competent' in Shorthand and Typing Apply (in writing) N UNION S.S. CO. OF N.Z. (LTEfc). > HIGH SCHOOL.., '"■ WANTED; TEACHmr APPLICATIONS will be received, up till noon on 15th JANUARY, 1918, for a Lady Assistant Teacher, to commence duties in February, 1918. Preference will be given to' applicants capablo to teach Home Science. Salary at 'the rate of £200 per annum. Further particulars on application to J. M'KINNON, 15d Secretary, Whangarei. SITUATIONS WANTED. ADVERTISEMENTS of 16 Words under the Headings Situations Vacant, Wanted, For Sale, To T«t, Lost and Found, Miscellaneous Wants, Etc., One Shilling per insertion; 3 insertions, 2/6; 6 insertions, B/-. Strictly' Cash In Advance. Extra Charge if Booked. ' WANTED, POSITION as. furniture salesman or repair hand; town or north preferred.—Furniture, Times Office. CLERK wants RELIEVING WORK for 3 weeks; willing to go on farm.— Address Harvest, Otago Times. I? 18d WANTED (by youth, 18), POSITION as cadefc. on agricultural and' pastoral farm. —Cadet, P. 0., Moray place, Dunedin. MOTOR MECHANIC desires SITUATION, works or as driver. —Returned Soldier, Times. ' 15d TWO Brothers (14- and 16) want LEARN sheep farming; both able milk.—Particulars Brothers, Times Office. 18d WANTED, POSITION as furniture salesman or repair hand; town or north preferred.—Furniture, Times. Office. 1757" ANTED (by middle-aged woman), » » SITUATION as housekeeper to bachelors or widower (on farm); able milk. Apply 81 Maclaggan street. ' 18d LADY (experienced) desires POSITION in February, governess, or housekeeper with assistance.—Andanteno, Times Office. ] 18d TOP'ANTED—Harvesting, Stooking, Fork- ▼ » ing in - Paddock, or Leading-in; Canterbury preferred.—/Jdress Work, Albany (Street' Post Office, Dunedin. 17d YOUNG Man, with good knowledge sheep fattening or mixed farming, wants POSITION as manager.—Farmer, Time* Office. 15d CHAUFFEUSE requires. POSITION; ftve years experience running repairs; excellent referenoes; commercial car not objected to. —Writo X., Times Office. 15d ANTED (by competent lady book- » * keeper), SITUATION in mercantile or/ manufacturing office. —Clyde,- Times Office. 13d EETURNED OFFICER DESIRES AP- ' POINTMENT. ' Has had considerable and responsible Business Experience, both in and out of Now Zealand. Registered Accountant (by exam.). Could manage a business or department. Can interview if desired. Address H. T., 17d Times Office. BUSINESS ANNOUNCEMENTS. " T67STSN'S EIES. —As long as men have ITJ- eyes they will submit td the influence of beauty, and they acknowledge nothing is more beautiful in woman than -luxurious growth of thick, wavy hair, with those warm gold and ruddy tints which are so quickly obtained by a single application of ''HENNALINE" Egyptian Shampoo. Those who have already tried it know its wonderful brightening properties; those who Haven't should do so immediately, either in their own home or, if preferred, at HENDY'S, HAIRDRESSING ROOMS, where a trial shampoo may be had without extra charge. If your chemiat doesn't stock it, send 8d for trial tin to A. M._ H E N'D Y, Hair Spscialist, Sole Agent for Australasia. 10d WE Recommend DAVID ROBERTSON, S.gn Writing, House Painting, Papcrhanging.—Corner Stuari and Cumberland streets. Telephone 1703. iOja °t MILLER, Green Island, ■ItJi a.ro OA.'Afi BUYERS of Prime Bacon l-M Wv. L* l ßww«>i«wo invited. 200