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Otago Daily Times, Issue 19503, 11 June 1925, Page 11

SITUATIONS WANTED WANTED, by refined young Lady, POSITION as companion-help; no cluldron preferred.—76B, Times Office. WANTED, by runholdev, POSITION of run manager; medium-sized run preferred.— Addicas 833, Times Hi} 1 WANTED, by respectable Woman, WASHING and CLEANING daily.— 60 Islington street, Opoho. Hi? WANTED, Offices, Shops to CLEAN, by respectable woman; experienced; good references.—B49, Times. WAITING EMPLOYMENT—Labourers, Couples, Ploughmen, Fencers, Shepherds, Hotel Workers, Domestics, all classes labour. —Commercial Bureau (’phone~ 30S0). WANTED, by young Lady, POSITION as companion-help in Dunedin (no children preferred).—Address 8-12, care Times Office. Hju XTE.GENT. —Steady, experienced young J Man (24), wants POSITION grocer’s assistant, or drive grocer’s cart; good references.—Bo7, Times. 10ju WANTED, POSITION aa nurserygoverness or companion; town preferred; excellent references.—7B9, Times Office. -01“ DENTAL Nurse, experienced, references, honest, respectable, seeks POSITION dental or doctor’s suigery; accept nursecompanion invalid.—Bo2, Times. lOju WANTED, by strong, energetic young man, SHARE-MILKING; previous experience; Otago Central preferred; reierences if required.—Reply W-, P.O. Box 43, Clyde. Hiu TENDERS. OAMARU HARBOUR BOARD. TENDERS will be received up to ll a.m. of SEPTEMBER 29, 1925, for the SUPPLY and DELIVERY of a SEVEN-TON LOCOMOTIVE STEAM CRANE, in accordance with conditions to be seen at the Office of the Board, where lender forms can also be obtained. Tenders shall be addressed to the Chairman, and endorsed “Tender for Locomo live Steam Crane.” The lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. C. A. LA ROCHE, Secretary. May 26, 1925. L lju T E N D E R S. Tenders are invited until Noon on HURSDAY, Juno 18, for the CONTRUCTION and ERECTION of a ANGING VERANDAH and FIRE SCAPES for the GRAND HOTEL. Lowest or any tender not necessarily aCCOPt< SALMOND & VANES,. F.N.Z.1.A.. Registered Architects, gju National Bank Chambers. OILED STEEL JOISTS. Large Quantities of Every Size and meth KEPT ON STOCK. Ouotstioni ven for STEEL BEAMS. LTEEL and COLUMNS, also ell Classes BUILDERS’ IRONWORK. SPECIAL. Pressed Malleable Steel VERANDAH FRIEZES supplied to order, all depths. JOSEPH SPARROW & SCNS (LTD.), 70 RATTRAY STREET. DUNEDIN. rjl I M B X R. LARGE STOCKS HELD IN DUNEDIN Of KAURI. RIMU, MATAT. KAHIKATEA, BEECH, OREGON, HEMLOCK, BLUB GUM, GREYGUM. REDWOOD SHINGLES. Etc., Etc. Sawmills: Taiiakopa. KEITH RAMSAY. Factory Office: 80 Lower Rattray street. ’Phone 2X4. G& W. SHIEL Deliver Bricks, Screen- • mgs. Asphalt, Sand, Cement, Lime, Tar; anywhere.—'Phone 1201 for service.

IT’S NEVER TOO SOON TO MAKE A WILL IT’S OFTEN TOO LATE. It is the privilege and duty of everv adult to make a will, and, no matter how modest the estate may be, the sooner it is attended to the better. It is not at all necessary that one should wait until he or she is tip in years or has amassed a fortune before making arrangements for the bestowal of the estate. A few minutes’ serious thought should bo sußicicnt to prompt anyone to immediate Action regarding the making of a will, and a little foresight will reveal the wisdom of appointing the Trustees Executors to be the trustee. Unlike the private trustee or executor, the Trustees, Executors, and Agency Company of Now Zealand (Ltd.) is permanent. It’s never too soon to make a will; it’s often too late. Make inquiries without delay. Address: THE TRUSTEES. EXECUTORS' BUILDING, Bond and Water streets corner, Dunedin. —Advt. Inmates of British prisons entitled to have library books have been known to ask for text books on higher mathematics and advanced science.