SITUATIONS WANTED FRST-CLASS CHEF seeks ENGAGEMENT; good credentials—l2s, Times. DRESS MAKING wanted; all classes of work, or by the day; thoroughly experienced dressmaker. —64, Times Office. WANTED (by youth. 19). WORK of any description, capable and willing.—s 4, Times. Smy RESPECTABLE, middle-aged Woman requires POSITION housekeeper; state j terms.—6o, Times Office. ■ Jtoy j ENERGETIC Engineer seeks spare time | EMPLOYMENT oiling and cleaning motor cars .--Address 85. Times Office. ePABLE HOUSEKEEPER or LADYHELP, temporary or permanent; English, refined; excellent references; city preferred.—97, Times Office. 9my AITING EMPLOYMENT—Shepherds, TT Rabbiters, Labourers, Bushmen (sawmills), Engine-driver, Domestics, all Classes Labour.—Commercial Bureau. Phone 3080. INTELLIGENT Young Man (trustworthy, reliable) wants PERMANENT \vORK, any description; salary £3, or arrange. Communicate 90, Times. , 9my WAITING ENGAGEMENTS— Ploughmen Couples, Farm Workers, Domestics, all Classes Labour. —Baker s Agency, Dowling street. ’Phone 3301. REPINED, trustworthy GIRL (20) would like SITUATION, light housework or nursemaid to one or two children; state wages.—l3l, Times Office. " m y COOK-BAKER, thoroughly experienced, reliable, waiting Engagement, station or otherwise.—Skene’s Labour Registry, Dunedin. I lm y MARINE Oil Engineer wants POSITION; good discharges; all types engines, including Diesel, thoroughly experienced launch and barge work. —96, Times Office. toy M ‘ALLEN’S RELIABLE LABOUR EXCHANGE, Rattray street.— Waiting Engagements: Hotel, Domestic, Farm, and Station Hands; thoroughly reliable. toy Housekeeper (widow) seeks position with widower with young children, or elderly people; Protestant family preferred.—6l, Times. toy M ‘ALLEN’S RELIABLE LABOUR EXCHANGE, Rattray street.— Waiting Engagements; Hotel, Boarding-house, Farm, Station, Domestic Hands; thoroughly reliable. limy TfcAIRY COMPANY SECRETARY. U YOUNG ENERGETIC MAN (Native of Sbuth Island), haying had seven years’ exceptional commercial experience, being for the last four years with a wellknown Dairy Produce Hope, _ and now occupying a responsible position in a North Island branch, DESIRES A POST in Dunedin. Advertiser is an expert Book-keeper and Correspondent, and a position is required where results count. Apply in first instance to “VERSATILE,” Care Otago Daily Times, 9my Dunedin. BOARD AND RESIDENCE. JACKSON’S PRIVATE HOTEL AND PUBLIC DINING ROOMS, 36 PRINCES STREET (Late Dowling street). The Most Centrally Situated PRIVATE HOTEL IN DUNEDIN. Electric Light and Hot Water Throughout Five Minutes' 9 Walk from Railway Station. GOOD TABLE AND SERVICE. TERMS MODERATE. Night Porter in Attendance. ’Phone 2450. P.O. Box 470. HOT TEAS. TRY JACKSON’S THREE- COURSE TEAS FOR Is 6d, JJUNEDIN’S SUPERIOR PRIVATE HOTEL. Within half a minute ol the Railway Station, the finest location in the city, Is Now Zealand’s largest and bestequipped private hotel. THE LEVIATHAN THE LEVIATHAN Well appointed throughout, good bedrooms, parlours, large and attractive dining hall high-class cuisine, under experienced chef, modern steam and electric culinary appliances, special laundry service, and night and day porters. IF POSSIBLE. PLEASE BOOK IN ADVANCE. Telephone Nos.: 'Office 67; Hotel 2930. Tariff Moderate. P.O. Box 112. JAMES CONNOR, Dunedin, Managing Director. Club house; MORAY PLACE (Opposite Public Library). Excellent Accommodation for Permanent and Casual Boarders. Though right in centre, out of the noise and bustle. All Up-to-date Conveniences. Good Table. Moderate Tariff. Mrs H. CANNING, Proprietress. | r> tEiNTRE OF CITY, —TE RAHIRI. vJ Under New Management, corner of fhnith and Stuart streets. —This beautifully situated large brick building, 5 minutes from Railway Station, has been newly renovated throughout with all up-to-date conveniences, h.w., e. 1., large airy single and double rooms, smoke room, piano, etc., can accommodate 40 neople, casual and permanent. Will be Reopened May 11. Good table and service; terms moderate. Tel. 3453. 9my COUNTRY RESIDENTS .-Write for Aci commodation before coming to Dunedin. We have best private and public Boarding-houses for permanents and casuals, ladies, gentlemen, married couples; moderate tariff.—Progressive Agency, 67 Princes street. Dunedin. 30ap VISITORS to Dunedin will find good ACCOMMODATION at Cameron’* Occidental Hotel, Manse street; good table and service. lOap ALBYN HOUSE.—Private Board and Residence; corner King and St. David street, Dunedin. ’Phone 2889. 17ap WANTED (by three young men), private BOARD and Lodgings, near city.—39, Times Office. 7my TO LET, three unfurnished ROOMS, with all conveniences, and kitchen; central. Address 62, Times. Bmy TITO LET, three or more unfurnished i ROOMS; sole use all conveniences: near London and Stuart street.—Ring 9461 ’phone. Bmy “TJ OTOITI,” 595 George street, has ill) VACANCIES for permanent, casual Guests; good table; ’phone; conveniences. CENTRAL, sunny, brick, furnished FLAT; large rooms; balcony; gas, range, sink, bath; self-contained.—72, Times. BOARD and Residence for respectable young man—Apply 602 George street. ERINVILLE,” 12 Tennyson street (next Automatic Exchange).—To LET, double furnished BEDROOMS; modern conveniences; terms moderate. 9my WANTED, sunny, unfurnished BOOM, in refined, private house, by quiet, considerate tenant; use telephone, etc. —129 Times. limy WIDOWER wants gentleman as BOARDER and COMPANION; comfortable home.—Please apply 208 Leith street. limy WANTED, steady MEN; share room; private home; good board; washing done; terms; 25s week.—Ring 3834. limy Respectable married couple, two children, require furnished COTTAGE or ROOMS; handy caraheds.—l7, Times. PRIVATE B 0 ARD-RE SI DEN CE ; tral; suit teachers or business men; two double rooms.—s 7 Cargill street. ’Phone 2487. limy Furnished rooms to let : ga« electric. —36 Duke street, or ring 1887. RESPECTABLE Man wants plainly furnished ROOM; fireplace or stove; cheap rent; detached.—l4o, Times Office. WANTED, BOARD and Residence, four adults; select locality; moderate tariff; no trams. —139, Times Office. (jn DOWLING STREET (“The Babelto”). ,-W A/ All Ladies’ and Children’s Sowing done; own material made up, 7my
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Otago Daily Times, Issue 19476, 11 May 1925, Page 12
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