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Otago Daily Times, Issue 19347, 6 December 1924, Page 11

SUNDAY SERVICES. qentrai, mission, ANNIVERSARY OF OPENING OF THE OCTAGON HALL. 11 a.m. and 6.30 p.m. Lev. W. WALKER. Evening Subject: “Tho Man of Sorrows.” An army officer after a battle said to a padre: “I reckon that some of our cobbers out there suffered more than Jesus did I” This wa« an arresting statement, but wholly mistaken. Why? Como and hear tho answer! IT WILL DO YOUR SOUL GOOD. By Favour of Mr W. C. Buckner, THE DIXIE JUBILEE SINGERS Will again render solas. THE DIXIE JUBILEE SINGERS. Como and Hear tho Gospel in Song. Organ Music from 6.15 p.m. byMr Gha*. A. Martin. Holy Communion. 1300 Free Seals. Hymn Book and Welcome. Offerings for Debt Rod net ion. HERE! DID MAN COME FROM THE APE? HEAR THE MAN FOR THE PEOPLE THIS SUNDAY NIGHT, at 7, At the PEOPLE’S POPULAR SONG SERVICE, SALVATION ARMY, DOWLING STREET. Subject: “MAN, MAN. MAN" (A Study). A Chart will bo used to Illustrate Address. Little IVY PARKER will sing.’ THELMA LUPP will play violin solo. COMMUNITY SINGING I COMMUNITY SINGING! THE HAPPIEST HOUR OF THE WEEK. Meet Us at the Fountain at 6 p.m., and we’ll all go together. 5 p.m, SACRED PROGRAMME OF MUSIC AND SONG. 11 a.m., HOLINESS CONVENTION. SUBJECT: “FIRE.” EVERYBODY IS WELCOME AT THE GOOD OLD ARMY. COME AND GET’ BLESSED. SITUATIONS WANTED. WANTED, TURNIP THINNING, Taieri district preferred,—964, Times Office. WANTED, by respectable young Woman, POSITION housekeeper; own mistress; town,—97l, Times. 6d \SJ ANTED, EMPLOYMENT, evening, TV from 7 o'clock, by respectable young Man.—963, Time* Office. Gd LADY Wants WORK from 9 a.m. till 2 p.m. daily.—94l, Times. 6d ANTED, FIREWOOD CUTTING.— State price, what kind, locality, etc., to 859, Timea Office. 4d STEADY, reliable Man wants POSITION with carpenter; handy with tools.— Address 115 Market' street (permanent). VTSTANTED, by respectable Couple, with TV 2 children and tent, FRUIT-PIOK-ING in Central 0tag0.—932, Times. TTKTANTED, by young wornah, SEWING, V V Assist Housework; in country; tew weeks after New Year. —955, Times. Gd YOUTH, general experience tottln work, wants POSITION, Central Otago or north of Dunedin; 25s—For particulars address 856, Times Office. 4d COLLIERY Manager, second class, Seeks POSITION; reliable and thoroughly practical.—B62, ‘ Times Office. 4d YOUNG Lady would MIND CHILD at seaside, 10 days Christmas.—9o3, Times. STEADY, reliable Man wants POSITION with Carpenter; handy with tools.— Address 15 Market street (permanent). Ylf ANTED, by capable elderly woman Vt (boy 12 years), Housekeeper’s PLACE; solo charge; small wage, comfortable home. 878, Timea. *d PRACTICAL GARDENER, handy man, paths, pegoliaa, rustic work, rockeries, glasshouses; day or contract. —986, Times Office. Gd TEACHERS WANTED. gOUTHLAND TECHNICAL COLLEGE, The Southland Technical College requires : (1) A Full-time MALE ASSISTANT to teach Mathematics and Science. (2) A Full-time FEMALE ASSISTANT to teach General Subjects. Salaries according to grading. Appointment and duties date from February 2, 1925. Applications close on WEDNESDAY, December 17, with tho Undersigned, from whom all particulars may be obtained. W. G. ALDRIDGE, 29n Director. rjXHE UNIVERSITY OF SYDNEY. CHAIR OF OBSTETRICS. APPLICATIONS are invited from gentlemen qualified to hold the Position of Professor of Obstetrics in the University of Sydney. Tho Professor will be appointed for a period of seven (7) years, but may be reappointed; salary at the rate of £llOO per annum, without ponsron. The Professor will not be allowed to engage in ordinary visiting medical practice, but must confine himself to such consulting practice ns, in the opinion of the Senate, will not interfere with his University duties. Candidates from Australia and New Zealand should send eight (8) copies of the testimonials accompanying their applications to the Agent-General for N.S.W., Australia'House, The Strand, London. Applications should bo forwarded so as to reach the Agent-General by not later than JANUARY 24, 1925. W. A. SELLE, 29n Registrar. gOLUMBA COLLEGE. WANTED, an ASSISTANT TEACHER, with kindergarten, infant room, and preparatory class experience. Applications, addressed to the Undersigned, will Le received till DECEMBER 9. P. G. PRYDE, 4d Castle street. WAITAKI JUNIOR AND SENIOR HIGH -SCHOOLS, OAMARU. APPLICATIONS, Closing NEXT MONDAY Bth December, 1924, are invited for the Positions of ASSISTANT MASTERS’ (three positions) at Boys’ School (salary £315-£375) and ASSISTANT MISTRESSES (three positions) at Girls’ School (salary £245-£285). Salaries as for Grade C Secondary Assistants. Applications considered froim Primary School Teachers without secondary grading. Applicants to state any special qualifications, such as Commercial Work, Music, Art Work, Oral French, etc m for Boys’ School, and Commercial Work. Typewriting, Shorthand, Household Arts Music, etc., for Girls’ School. Applications invited also for the positions of ASSISTANT MISTRESS to take Needlework and Art at ‘Girls’ School, and INSTRUCTOR to take Wood and Metal Work at Roys’ School. Salaries according to r technical grading. Full particulars in N.Z. Education Gazette of Ist December. Applications by telegram will bo considered. J. W. MACKIStACK, ' <SOUTH BRITISH INSURANCE COMPANY (LIMITED). Authorised to Transact Accident and General Insurance Business of every description: Sickness Mortgage Indemnity Burglary Public Risk Fire Accident Employers’ Liability Plate Glass Fidelity Guarantee. P. H CARR, Manager. Otago and Southland Branch, s Office: 3 Liverpool street, Dunedin, t Telephone 627.