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Otago Daily Times, Issue 18995, 17 October 1923, Page 1

PUBLICATIONS. A I’jGCS NA T IONAL INDUS TR Y. POULTRY. EGGS. There is scarcely any section of the community that is unable to contribute to tho national food supply in the shape of eggs and poultry, ranging from tho farmer with his large areas, tho small-holder and allotment keeper, to tho suburban resident and the backyarder in towns. Poultry for Profit', by E. T. Brown. 4s 6d (4d) Poultry Keeping on Small Linos, by W. Powell-Owon. 2s 9d (3d). Poultry Light Breeds and How to Know Them, by E. C. Ash. 2s (3d). Paynter’s System of Poultry Rearing, or £SOO a Year from Hons. 7s (4d). Poultry-feeding for Egg Production, Chicken Rearing and Fattening, by Will Hooley. Is (2d). Winter Egg Production, by Will Hooley. is (2d). . . „ , Ducks, Geese, and Turkeys, by Will Hooley. Is (2d). Tho Flemish System of Poultry Rearing, by Madame Jasper. 6s (4d). Poultry, by A. W. Richardson. A concise manual that carries the reader through. from tho first steps in planning his poultry farm to tho final, up-to-date marketing of his products. All details are carefully explained. The topics covered include every essential phase of successful poultry management. 8s (4d). An Income from Backyard Fowls. 2s (3d). Popular Poultry Keeping, by W. M. Elkington. 2s 9d (3d). Town and Suburban Poultry Keening, by W. M. Elkington. 2s (3d). Tho ABO of Poultry Rearing, by E. 1. Brown. 2s (3d) Of Special Local Interest to Poultry Breeders: Utility Poultry Farming in New Zealand, by Geo. H. Ambler (illustrated). 6s (4d). Postage in Brackets. WHITCOMBE & TOMBS f LTD. TAIERI RIVER TRUST. T A lERI RIVER TRUST. PUBLIC NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that at a Special Meeting of the Taieri River Trust held on Monday, Ist October, 1923, the following SPECIAL RESOLUTION. to operate as a Special Order, was passed, and will be submitted to the Ordinary Meeting of the Taieri River Trust to be held at the Office of the Trust, Coronation Hall, Mosgiel, on MONDAY, 6th NOVEMBER, 1923, at 10.30 a.ra., for Confirmation as a Special Order. SPECIAL RESOLUTION. Resolved by way of Special Resolution, to operate as a Special Order, that the Taieri River Trust, in pursuance and exercise of the powers vested in it by tho Taieri River Improvement Amendment Act, 1921, and the Local Bodies’ Loans Act, 1913, Raise a Special Loan of £3500 for the purpose of Repairing tho Damage caused by the flood in April and May, 1923. That such Loan be raised by the creation and issue of Three Debentures of One Thousand Pounds each, and One Debenture of Five Hundred Pounds, each bearing Interest at the rate of Four Pounds Ten Shillihgs per centum per annum, and having a Currency of Thirty-six years and a-half from the first day of October, 1923, secured on a Special Rate on all the rateable lands as classified under Section 6 of the Taieri River Improvement Amendment Ant 1991 james t. Gibson. Clerk. Mosgiel, 28th September. 1923.

SITUATIONS VACANT. w Apply 170 anted, SMALLGOODS BAKER As SECOND HAND. STRAND TEA ROOMS.

W* A N T ]i 1 FIREMAN (Second Class Certificate). D, Also 1 WINCHMAN. Wages 14s per day. NEVIS GOLD DREDGING CO.. 17° Nevis.

W a n t e d, * * r>.. • For Large Retail Business in the City, Thoroughly Competent SALESWOMAN. One with knowledge of Crockery preferredApplications Confidential. Apply JQOES THIS CONCERN YOU? THE AUSTRALIAN PROVINCIAL ASSURANCE ASSOCIATION (LIMITED) require the services of TWO GENTLEMEN to REPRESENT them in the Otago District. To those of acknowledged ability this is the opportunity of a lifetime. Previous experience not essential, as the successful applicants will be fully instructed in this interesting and highly remunerative business. EDWARD ATMORE, Acting-District Manager, Dunedin. 170

ASSISTANTS, JAMES SMITH (LTD.), of Wellington, require LADY ASSISTANTS for the following Departments: First Sales, Mantle Department First Sales, Millinery Department. I First Sales, Hosiery and Glove Department. Also a MADE ASSISTANT as First Sales in the Dresses and Silks. Apply personally, Wednesday, between 10 and 12 a.m. ALEX. P. SMITH. Caro Macky, Logan, and Caldwell (Ltd.), No Moray place. TEACHERS WANTED. TONA PRESBYTERIAN COLLEGE X (FOR GIRLS), Havelock North, Hawke’s Bay. APPLICATIONS are invited for the POSITION of HEAD MISTRESS. Duties will commence February, 1924. Salary, £6OO, with hoard and residence. Candidal es to state Church Membership. Full particulars may be obtained from (ho Chairman of Council, Rev. R. Waugh, Manse, Havelock North, to whom Applications and Testimonials must be addressed before'NOVEMBER 10, 1923. OTAGO EDUCATION BOARD. VICE-PRINCIPAL FOR DUNEDIN TRAINING COLLEGE. APPLICATIONS (accompanied by copies of testimonials) will be received up till MONDAY. 12th NOVEMBER, for the above POSITION. 'The person appointed will assist the Principal in the control and management of the College, and act os Lecturer or Assistant. Lecturer in subjects of the curriculum for Students Academic Qualifications and Teaching Experience must be staled. Appointment to take effect from Ist February, 1924. Salary, £530-£605. Forms of application may be obtained at this office. S. M. PARK. Secretary. Education Office, Dunedin, 16th October. 1923. LOST AND FOUND. eepT OST. gold WRISTLET WATCH; k -B.J «ake; reward.—363 George street. FOUND— Superfluous Hairs, Moles, permanently Removed by Electrolysis.—Miss Boyer, 61 Stuart street (18 years’ experience). FOUND —BENHAR COAL reduced to 13s 6d per. lon, on truck, Bcnhar; prompt delivery.—M'Skimming and Son, Bonhsx.