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Otago Daily Times, Issue 17322, 23 May 1918, Page 1

SITUATIONS VACANT. TCTIDD'S EMPLOYMENT BUREAU, 7T . Dowling street—Camp C!ook (355), Cowboy (Central; 355), Youth (mixed fa nil, north), Housemaid (22s 6d), Young Jlouse--1 iirlourmaid (20s), General (boarding-house, north), General (Leo Stream; 20s), Temporary Relieving- Girl (hotel). 23my ill i n i 5". WANTED. FIRST-CLASS MILLINER, To Take Charge of Largo Work Room. To ono 'with ncccesary ability liberal salary will bo paid. Apply DRAPERY SUPPLY ASSOCIATION (LID.), Georgo street, Dunedin. A N T E LAW CLERK, An experienced, good, all-round man. Salary to etart, £6. Apply (stating qualifications, "with copy references) to THORNE & TIIORNE, Z2my Solicitors, Auckland. rpo ADVERTISING MEN. Required in Wellington by the Charles Haines Advertising Agency, TWO ADDITIONAL ADVERTISEMENT WRITERS. Must be experienced, capable, and -versatile. Military exemption requisite. Salaries: About £225 and £275 at outset, in liberal office, with prospects. Apply (by letter only, in strict confidence, stating age and enclosing samplo productions) CHARLES HAINES, Tho Dalgety Building, Wellington. SITUATIONS WANTED. Student wants WORK, three weeks; clerking preferred; suit anyono desiring holiday.—B. S„ Times Office. \\l ANTED, POSITION as sub-matron in . . , ' boarding school or ladies' hostel.— Address Matron, Times Office; 23my "tTOSniRY.—A Competent Parceler AX wishes EMPLOYMENT.— Particulars 1 arcel, 15 Maclaggan street. 25my WAITED, POSITION as assistant storeman; previous experience at I sea—Address Handyman, Times Office. WANTED (by widow), POSITION as i j com P anion -housckeeper to old couple or lady.—Couple, Times Office. 22my "EXPERIENCED Dressmaker and CosJLU , tumier open for ENGAGEMENT; good fit and style; 6s per day.—Address Dressmaker, Times Office. 23my WANTED (by returned soldier), Tradesman s BOOKS to KEEP or General UIFICE WORK-j-Testimonials, Times Qffice - 1 _21my MILKING on ... SHARES; up to sixty cows.—Address (giving full particulars as to terms, housing etc.) to Pulsator, Times Office. 22my pOSITION Required by ACCOUNTANT, With considerable knowledge of mercantile business, trust accounts, also shipping. and Customs work. . EXPERIENCED, 25m y Times Office. LOST AND FOUND. ADVERTISEMENTS of 1G Words under the Headings Situations Vacant, Wanted, For Sale 'Jo Let, Lost and Found, Miscellaneous Want« Eto., One Shilling per insertion; a insertions! 2/6; 6 insertions, 5/-. Strictly Oaeh ?n Advance. Extra Charge if Bookea. T OST, Turquoise and Peaxl EARRING between Mornington and foot of High street.—Reward on returning to Simon's Continental Hoot Shop, Princcs street. T• /between Harbour terrace and JLJ Leith street), Gold BANGLE (initials i, 1 - f 1 - P : J—Reward on returning to Leith Engineering Works, 257 Leith street T OST.—If you're a man, T„ RETURN x-t my Pocket Book, my Money, Notes, etc. If you're in need of them more than I am, keep them—F. L. A., Times Office. "OOUND Black-and-tan DOG; whito leg u , ? reast ' n °t claimed will be eold to defray expenses; owner can have paying same.—Henry Wright^Palmerston. T (setting three j diamonds), between Municipal Baths and 5.15 tram Ravensbourne: reward — Times Office. 22my QTRAYED (on Bangor), 1 Black-and-white Heifer CALF; owner oan havo same by paying expenses.—Bangor, NorthEast Harbour. 23my T OST (Monday, in South road, Caversham caJ), Black PURSE, containing money; reward.—Blackwood's Store, Caversham - 23 my WILL Person who took Lady's BAG/ J c. , coutn ' n '"S cheque drawn to account of S. Maxwell, please RETURN to Polico btatlon? 23m y T , 0S^ I ' M , a y 22, George street), Gold J3AR (two soldiers buttons); initials: keepsake. 556 Cumber land street. T OST, Black DOG; white on neck and •a-* throat; no collar; answers to " Tin " • reward.—Gordon, Goodwood. 23my T OST,,a Pearl and Olivine PENDANT about two weeks ago.—Reward returnmg to Phyllis, limes Office. 21my T OST (between Rattray street and JU gate), £1 NOTE'; Tuesday nfternoon. Please- return Times Office. 23 my LOST, Gold CROSS and NECK-CHAlN-reward.—6sl3, Times Office. 23my TGVDUND—HaIf-spoonful SALINE SALTS •n- every morning wonderful remedy rheumatism, billiousness; doctors recommend; 9d, postage extra.—M'Arthur. Granose Bisouita, Gluten 1< lour, Gluten Biscuits, Frucerea Essence, Nut Butter Foods, Diabetics — M'Arthur s. T^OUND— Tin Assorted Biscuits, soldered addressed ready for mail, 2s, nostaeo Is extra.—M'Arthur Soldiers' Parcels T^OUND— Patriotic Society, let us mail r -7 y° ur soldiers parcels; see assortments, 00, 7s 6d, 10s each.—M'Arthur's. T^OUND— Now the time get your money's JL worth_M« Arthur's Do™ Prices Stores right out for business. T^OUND— Finest Seeded Raisins, 7d • Mil- ~~ dura Currants, 9(1; Condensed Milk, 7£d; Baking Powder (loose), Is.— M'Arthur, George street. Mont u '3 COMPRESSED JL YEAST mailed vu .vet a week, 2s lOd. Aramalt, Is pound; bread improver. M'Arthur, George street. FOUND— Sovereign Tea, Is 7d; Cocoa, od; Coffee, od; Coffee Esscnce, Is 3d* Caustic Lye, Is.—M'ARTHUR'S Cash Pnce3 -. IBmy FOUND — St. CLAIR Hot Sea-water BATHS, sreat rheumatic and nerve cure; open Wednesday, Saturday, Sunday, 7 a.m.-8 p.m. 4 my FOUND— Wringer made like new by having it RERUBBERED at Manson's, 203 Crawford etreet ('phone 2605). 22ap PERSONAL. WANTED, Information as to tho whereabouts of Mr DAVID TIIOM. HALL, Engineer, formerly of Stirling", Scotland, aud for a number of years residing in Johannesburg, and connected with tho Spos Bona Tribute Mine there. Mr Hall returned to South Africa from Scotland in January, 1915. on s.s. Tainui, and immediately re-embarked on said ship at Capetown for Eobart, Tasmania, where ho landed in February, 1915. It is thought he may thereaiter havo gone to Sydney. Any information regarding Mr Hall will be gratefully received by his family and relatives. Communications should be addressed to tho Undersigned. HENRY D. M'LELLAN, Solicitor, lfrmy Stirling, Scotland.