Page 11 Advertisements Column 6

Otago Daily Times, Issue 19897, 17 September 1926, Page 11

SITUATIONS WANTED. TRAINED Nurse waiting ENGAGEMENT; open for private nursing.—832, Times. Dressmaking; coats, costumes, and Frocks; charges reasonable. —Address 835, Times. 15a YOUTH (IS) wants POSITION on sheep station ; used high country.—Address 843, Times. Ids Experienced young woman wants SITUATION, hotel or boarding-house; house or kitchen work preferred.—B74, Times. Reliable lady wishes housekeeping, town or country; sole charge.—B63, Times. 17a YOUNG Man (25) wants WORK; can drive Ford, also warehouse experience.—B66, Times Office. 17s WANTED, JOB, cowman and rouseabout work, on station ; previous experience; tvages £1 per week and found.—S7l, Times Office. 17s WAITING —Shearers (machine, blade). Station Cooks, Couples, Rouseabouts, Fencers, Hotel Workers (all classes). —Commercial Bureau. 'Phone 3080, 16s WAITING ENGAGEMENTS Woolclassers, Shearers, all classes Farm Wdrkers, Domestics, Married Couples.— Baker's Agency, Dunedin. 'Phone 3301. PATENT AGENTS. RO 1) U I WALES. M.l.Mech.E., and FJM.C.I.P.A. (Lon.), CONSULTING ENGINEER AND PATENT AGENT. 40 DOWLING STREET. 1 have Direct Agencies in Foreign Countries, and secure Foreign Patents in sli Ttest turn and lowest cost. Oamaru Branch: K Malcolm, Accountant Thames street. Oamaru. OATENTS CONSULT US Confidential Handbook Free Explains everything A, J. PARK & SON Authorised Patent Agents. Empire Buildings. 179 Princes street, Dunedin 53 Esk street, Invercargill Established 1895.

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