RELIGIOUS. £JHRISTIAN HEALING MISSION. THANKSGIVING SERVICE. ST. PAUL’S CATHEDRAL. TO-NIGHT (TUESDAY) 18th‘ December, 7.50 o’clock. SITUATIONS VACANT. € COMMERCIAL BUREAU. Stafford street ) (’phono 3080)- —Musterers, Ploughmen, Binder Drivers, Stackers, Man (drive milk cart), Farm Hands, Rouseabouts, ' Milker, Cooks, Housemaids, ’Waitresses, Kitchenmaids, Generals, Housekeepers, Parlourmaids. 18d WANTED. Good all-round Able rebody essential. For SADDLER Man. Oamaru. Apply 15d BRACE, WINDLE, BLYTH. WANTED, two experienced WAITRESSES—one for Broadway Tea. Rooms and one for Tivoli Tea. Rooms. Apply ISd TIVOLI. APPLICATIONS are invited for the POSITION of CHOIRMASTER and ORGANIST for the K AIT AN GATA PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. For particulars apply ' 18d THOS. GAGE, Kaitangata. N EW TOURIST HOTEL, PEMBROKE. One Vacancy each— WAITRESS. HOUSEMAID, AND LAUNDRESS. Last suit widow or middle-aged woman. Good home. 17d JAMES PERROW. T 10 PHOTO-ENGRAVERS. APPLICATIONS are invited by an oldestablished firm for the POSITION of PHOTO-ENGRAVER. Applicants must be capable of producing the very best Lino, Half-tone, and Threecolour work. Apply, in first instance, giving full particulars, to PHOTO-ENGRAVER, Care Charles Haines Advertising Agency, The Wright Building, Auckland. TVTELSON HOSPITAL BOARD. APPLICATIONS are invited from Duly Qualified Medical Practitioners for a MEDICAL OFFICER to reside and practise in the COUNTY OF MURCHISON. The above Board will Subsidise the successful applicant for three years at the rate of £l5O per annum. Applications, marked “Application for Medical Officer, Murchison,’’ staling age, qualifications, and accompanied by testimonials, etc., will bo received by the Undersigned uo till 4 p.m. on TUESDAY, Bth JANUARY, 1924. 18d ■^ESTLAND G. P. CHAPMAN, Secretary. HOSPITAL BOARD. A Certificated MATERNITY NURSE is Required for South Westland District, to reside at Waiho Gorge, two miles distant from Franz Joseph Glacier. Salary, £225 per annum, use of Nurses’ Cottage, 3 rooms (furnished), also use cf horse, saddle, and bridle, the property of the Board. Applicants to give age, experience, qualifications, and copies of testimonials, also date able to take up duty. Applications Close with the Undersigned on MONDAY, JANUARY 14, 1924, at 6 p.m. T. W. BRUCE, Secretary. Box 63, Hokitika. 18d MUNICIPAL COUNCIL. Owing to the present Engineer having received an appointment to Dunedin, APPLICATIONS are invited from QUALIFIED MUNICIPAL ENGINEERS for the POSITION of ENGINEER to the Council, at a salary of £750 per annum. (Whole time to be devoted to Couhcil’s services, and Engineer to provide and run a car at his own expense.) . Each applicant to state his age, and supply all particulars as to his qualifications and municipal experience, and to furnish copies of his testimonials and certificates, and also state when available to commence duties. The work under the Engineer’s control will include Roads and Bridges, Electric Tramways, Sewerage, Water Supply, and all usual municipal undertakings, but he will have the assistance of an Electrical Engineer, Road Overseer, and Drainage and other Inspectors. ’The new works under construction include a ferro-concrete bridge, _ which will Require the Engineer’s supervision. Applications to be lodged with the Town Clerk on or before Noon on TUESDAY, the Bth JANUARY, 1924. endorsed on envelope “Application as Engineer.’’ The Engineer will ho rcquired < to sign an agreement which mav he terminated by three months’ notice on either side. R. D. B. ROBINSON. 18d Town Clerk. TCACHERS WANTED Q^UEEN . MARGARET WELLINGTON. COLLEGE, APPLICATIONS are invited for the position of PRINCIPAL of the above College. Duties to commence First Term, 1924. Salary £460 per annum to commence, with residence at the College. Further particulars obtainable from the Registrar, with whom applications close on the 10th JANUARY, 1924. H. P. MOURANT, Registrar of the Board of Governors. P.O. Box 1170, Wellington. 15d SITUATIONS WANTED. ADVERTISEMENTS of 16 Words under the Headings Situations Vacant, Wonted, Par Sale, To Let, Lost and Found, Miscellaneous Wants, Etc., One Shilling per insertion; 3 insertions, 2s 6d; 8 insertions, 6a; Strictly Cash in Advance. Extra Charge If Booked. YOUTH (X® would like steady POSITION, working team; 25s week.—Address BG6, Times Office, Dunedin. 18d SECONDARY School Boy (16) desires EMPLOYMENT for six weeks; testimonials.—Particulars to 903, Times Office. WANTED (immediately), POSITION attend invalid or elderly lady; capable of light household duties.—9ls, Times Office. YOUNG Woman (good worker) desires POSITION, waitress, companion-help; central preferred ; no washing.—Particulars 918, Times Office. 18d WANTED (by boy, aged 16 LEARN FARMING; very start after holidays.—Address 896, Office. years), willing; Times 18d WINE and Spirit Traveller (with North Island experience) open ENGAGEMENT in new year, town or country; reference.—ooo, Times Office. 18d € CAPABLE Housekeeper (middle-aged, good J manager) waiting POSITION; thorough, reliable; own mistress.—Housekeeper, 4 Filleul street, Dunedin. igd WELL educated, energetic, elderly man wants WORK; good penman, expert calculator; experienced making out accounts; manage small office, act traveller, caretaker. —Address Integrity (886), Times Office. HOW many people complain about the Broad Knife because it will not cut. The one we are telling you about will cut without tearing the bread or making crumbs. The price (5s 9d, posted 6d extra) may seem high, but the knife will last for years, which makes it cheap. VERNON SMITH (LIMITED), GEORGE STREET. 4d
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Otago Daily Times, Issue 19047, 18 December 1923, Page 1
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