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Otago Daily Times, Issue 18803, 5 March 1923, Page 1

PUBLICATIONS. HELPING STUDENTS. HELPING STUDENTS. HELPING STUDENTS. A Student’s success depends on many things that do not, at first glance, meet the | eye. Our largo experience In catering for j the needs of all Students enables us to I render aid to Students in a maimer that could not bo rightly expected of a less experienced Firm. THE QUESTION OF BOOKS. Few things are more disconcerting or a greater hindrance to study than the use of improper Text Books. Slight or great alterations to the text of a book make all the difference, but all Students who buy these Text Books from us are amply protected. as WE ONLY PELL THE OFFICIAL TEXT BOOKS that are authorised each year. OFFICIAL TEXT BOOKS OFFICIAL TEXT BOOKS OFFICIAL TEXT BOOKS FOR ALL FACULTIES OP THE OTAGO UNIVERSITY. SPECIAL SCHOOL STATIONERY. SPECIAL SCHOOL STATIONERY. SPECIAL SCHOOL STATIONERY. The advantages of good Collegiate STATIONERY are apparent to everybody, and we are in a paramount position to render Students unique service with their Stationery. Being the actual Manufacturers of the Stationery we sell, we can control both the quality and the price. Comparison will show that the quality of the paper we use is far above the ordinary, while our prices leave nothing to be desired on the score of economy—another of these benefits that our Student customers enjoy. WHITCOMBE & TOMBS, LTD., PRINCES STREET, DUNEDIN. SITUATIONS VACANT. w w A N T E. D, A BREAD BAKER. A. C. MILLARS (LTD.), Invercargill. "a N T E u Experienced SOFT GOODS TRAVELLER, For Town and Country. Apply ADESS & SON (LTD.), 5m Manse street. T\f;KOLE WHEAT MEAL ’ V For BREAD AND SCONE MAKING. Nature’s product intact. Procure from THE SANITARIUM HEALTH FOOD DEPOT, 93 Princes street (opp. Whitcoinbe & Tombs) ANT - E For a Christchurch Leading Drapery Establishment, D, A FIRST-CLASS BU x Lit For Dress Department Must be able to control large staff, and thoroughly experienced in indenting. Good salary. Address, with copy references, to u DRESS BUYER," j Care Gordon & Gotch Advertising Agency,) 146 Lichfield street, Christchurch. JBABBIT INS.PBCTOK. APPLICATIONS are invited for the position of RABBIT, INSPECTOR for the Moawhango Rabbit District. Applicants must forward copies of references, state salary required, and when can commence duties. The area of the district ia 60,000 acres. Applications CLOSE TUESDAY. 13th MARCH, 1923. Full schedule of duties on application to A. M. RYAN Secretory to the Board, 2m Box 81, Taihape. JQUNEDIN CITY COUNCIL SHORTHAND TYPISTE WAN’T’ED. j APPLICATIONS will bo received by the undersigned up till Noon on FRIDAY, 9th March, 1923, for the position of TypistoShorthand Writer for the City Council’s Tramways Department. . I The commencing salary is at the rate of £2 5s per week. Applications, in own handwriting, with testimonials attached, arc to he delivered personally by the applicants to the Town Cleric at the Town Hall. G. A. LEWIN, Town Clerk. Town Hall, Dunedin, 3rd March, 1523. TEACHERS WANTED. •^TANGANUI GIRLS’ COLLEGE. APPLICATIONS will bo received by tho Undersigned until 19th MARCH, for the POSITION of HOME SCIENCE TEACHER (Position Grade D) on tho College staff. W. H. SWANGER, Wanganui, Secretary. Ist March, 1923. 5m ■^Y'AIRARAPA HIGH SCHOOL. APPLICATIONS are invited for the POSITIONS of Two SECONDARY ASSISTANTS (Male or Female) at tho Wairarapa High School, qualified in two or more of tho following subjects: Mathematics, Science (Electricity and Magnetism), Domestic Science, and Commercial Subjects. Tho salary in each case will bo according to grade. Applications will Close with the Undersigned at 5 p.m. on FRIDAY, 16th March, 1925. V/. J. TENNENT, 69 Essex street, ■ Secretary. Mastorton. 3ra SITUATIONS WANTED. ADTFF.TTKKMHNT3 of 16 Words under the Headings Situations Vacant, Wanted, For Sale. 'Ho r.et, Lost and Found, Miscellaneous Wants, Ktc , One Shilling per Insertion; .1 insertions. 2s fid; G insertions, Bs; Ftriclly Cash in Advance. Extra Charge if Footed. CtARPENTER wants ODD JOBS, altcrn- ! tions, repair work: charges moderate. 54 Fox ttreet, South Dunedin. 2m y puintor-paperbanger), ty or contract; town or •antccd. —529, Times Office. FAAPABLF. Married Ploughman waiting VA ENGAGEMENT; son 16 years; wifo cook for men. —Bailor’s Agency. ’Phono 3301. 'AITING ENGAGEMENTS Harvesters, Ploughmen, Binder Drivers, Domestics, all classes Labour; town, country.—Baker’s Age.ncy. ’Phone 3301. sxa WANTED, POSITION, on farm as married couple; wife duties cook few men, man any kind farm work, onn do any repairs.—G. T. Z., Times Office. 5m WANTED, POSITION, in private family, relieving for three weeks; thoroughly experienced.—Address (immediately) 596, Times Office. 3m WANTED (by reliable married man), POSITION of trust; good references. Address 548, Times Office. 3m YOUNG married Man seeks POSITION as BOILER ATTENDANT; holds traction engine-driver’s ticket; eight years' railway experience in Scotland, —sls, Times CiOVER vour toiler with SCOTT’S l PATENT MICA NONCONDUCTING COMPOSITION; outlasts all other coverings; won't crack, crumble, or fall off; noninjurious.—R. P. M. Manning Co,, 5 Bedford row, Christchurch ft/KM A CURED—My Herbal Treatment positively cures the distressing trouble.—Thompson, herbalist, Oamorn.