ANT. SITUATION VEST COAT, TROUSI MAKERS, AND SI’S Also: THE APPRENTICES TO, TRADI NEW ZEALAND CLO'l 18 j a % ‘•street. V-'/-E RK J UNI O R s VACANCY Financial Institution for a Junior Clerk (Malejfeage years. Commencing sala* regular increments. Knov handand,^ Apply, statin and particular* f oT‘‘ed 31ja L&V ‘ with, of ehortexpenence, k NCB, ■ - Smes-Offico. Words'WO station or mgs genealja heal man; or ■week.— 31ja HARVEST Address farm 31 1 a. IW GOOD TRAPPI For IJakataramei Apply NATIONAL MORT COMPA AGENCY iTD.). SITUATIONS WAITED ADVEUTISEUENTa of J# lugs Situations Vacant, W«: let, lest nod Found, Sfli Etc., One Shilling per Ini 3/6; 6 Insertions, 5/-. Advance. Erl-a Charge If the Bead lor Sale, To ns Wants, A insertions. Cash in Wanted, -washing’,^,Leaning, two or three days a Uj®wk.—Widow, Times Office. •’ Slja YOUNG Man wants, farm, turnip-thinning, •! rol work.—Able. Times Office. Gardening wanted by hedgo cutting, eto; Rosea, Times Office. WANTED (by young ING; used to H. Y., Manuka Creek., W~ ANTED (by young POSITION housekeeper, whore J take two girls, 4, BJ. —36, Tunes Office3lja w ANTED, Hedge Cutting den Renovation; good ; Address 188, Times Office. YOUNG Girl would likq description during eve dross Evenings, Times Off Jigging, Garrkmanship. 31ja of any S.- only.—Ad Slja ’% A/ ANTED (by rcspectable-fflffilfg. woman), VT OFFICES to CLEAN^romngs.— 186, Times Office.- ,-..Ml'' ’ 30]a BAKER wants JOB, references if reqmr smalls.—Reliance, Times Offlici NURSE, with some heapltiSyiexperience would like good surgical hospital.—Nurse, Times. -. Office. BRICKLAYER wants repairing chimneys. tilingfT&j&biSrelo ’and cement paths.—p. Poweß, Comer, Anderson’s Bay. 31 ja STRONG’ ROl 'ED person), , TTON houaek&per or comrpanioli-hhlp-;) no objection children,—Address L. 8., Times Office. 81 ja •■{fey WANTED, .pmoa 1 by clerk, experienced aepbunting, shipping. general i; : office work.—Writer, Times Office. 31ja YOUNG Lady like light place COM-PANION-HELP; small wag®, good j homo; Otago Central preferred.—“ 222, Times. ENGLISH Lady (young, orperieboed) do sires ENGAGEMENT to teach) childrei 5 to 15 years; highest credentials.—lßs Times Office. f 80jj Domesticated young woman desires POSITION as housekeeper-or com-panion-help in superior country household.— Colonial, Times Office. . 28ja WANTED. POSITION by dork, experb onced accouuting, bookkeeping, shipping, general office work.—Writer, Times Office. , 28ja WANTED, POSITION as manager foi steam laundry; lifelong experience . both in England and New Zealand.—For full information write J. S. Nash, Petrie avenue, Greymouth. 81ja LOST AND FOUND. > I f 3 1 ,/ 9 B t r f iT OST (Saturday), silver CHAIN PURSE, (g J 2.15 Dunedin-Mosgicl train and East Taieri Church; reward.—Ring 1289, Dunedin. » 31ja L’ OST. Motor Car STARTING HANDLE, between Wakari and Mosgiel.—Apply Strand Tea Rooms. 31 j a LOST, String of PEARLS, between Manor place and Maori Hill; reward.—Paterson, jeweller, George street. 81 ja LOST, brown FUR, 10 train from Port (between Station-Anzao square); reward.—Apply 224 Castle street. 31ja LOST (Saturday night, between St. Clair and Cavereham Rise), String Green BEADS; reward. —Molliaons, George street. LOST, black-and-white collie BITCH, North-Eost Valley; reward.—Shepherd, Branson’s Hotel. Dunedin. 31ja LOST, string of PEARLS, between Manor place and /Maori Hill; reward.—Patereon, jeweller, Georg® street. SOja LOST, small black PURSE, containing two rings: handsome reward.—Address 184, Times Office. SOja OUND (at Raufurly), bottom SFT *of TEETH.—Address Box 9, Raufurly. FOUND— Superfluous Hairs, Moles permanently removed by Electrolysis.—Miss Boyer, 61 Stuart street (18 years’ experience). FOUND— Wringer no worry after being Repaired end Be-rubbared.—Manson’s, 203 Crawford street. New ones stocked/ D—Lawn Mower running easy. It new Mowers; old ones taken as part payment. —Address, 203 Crawford street. 27ja FOUND— By using M‘Arthur’a Makosoap there is no trouble, no failures, no toil; only boil 40 minutes and you save 10s in soap values. —M'Arthur’s. FOUND —a Soap Recipe is Borax, Caustic, and Rosin, but a Soap Maker is M'Arthur's Makosoap for Toilet or Washing the daintiest of fabrics—M‘Arthur*s. FOUND —Absolute fact, no article manufactured in this dominion hos proved such a saving to the public as Makosoap; 4000 packets sold in week. FOUND —Every time you buy packet Makoaoap you can go and bank 10a. This is what it means to you. Absolute guaranty. Prove yourself. * FOUND— 2s 6d postal note secures trial packet Makosoap, which will make 181 b Home-made Soap. Just add fat and water. Makes Household, Toilet, and Sand Soap,— MArthnr’s. . OUND —Repeat orders every mail from Auckland to the Bluff for Makosoap. Trv it buy it. Mail to your dear, 2« 6d.— M’ARTHUR’S MAKOSOAP. Dunedin. FOUND BUTTONS made perfectly from vour own material; different sizes; no waiting.—Liberty, Princes street South. \OUND HEMSTITCHING done on jj- blouses, underclothing, and household linen.— Address Liberty, Princes street South ('phono 2411). 21ja POUND The Dunedin Window and Vacuum Cleaning Co, CLEANS WINDOWS and CARPETS.—Send carpets 82 St. Andrew a licet. ’Phone 493. 20d
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Otago Daily Times, Issue 18467, 31 January 1922, Page 1
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