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Otago Daily Times, Issue 19904, 25 September 1926, Page 19

SITUATIONS VACANT. WANTED, 2 experienced PANTRYMAIDS, also 2 NIGHT WAITERS.—AppIy Savoy. 25s WANTED, experienced young WOMAN for dairy and grocery business ; good wages suitable person ; references. —74. Times. WANTED, DENIM MACHINISTS; constant employment.—New Zealand Clothing Factory. Dowling street. 25s SKENE'S LABOUR REGISTRY —Ploughmen (Oamaru, Balclutha), Cowboys (Clarksville, Broad Bay. Wakarl), Married Couple (station. Cromwell). 25s PARTNERSHIP offered smart eneregtlo Man, agency, old-established -business, big connection; replies confidential. 88, Times. COMMERCIAL BUREAU. Stafford street— Cowboys (stations). Shearers (booking now). Shearers’ Cooks. Ploughmen, Farm Hands Milkers. Cooks. Generals (sheep stations), Housemaid (institution). Girls (assist), Waitresses, Pantrymaids. Octagon labour exchange— Urgently: 2 Household Assistants (sheen stations Oamaru district). Plough--1 (north? 455). Housemaid-Waitress (country hotel). Married Rouseabout excellent Place). Probationer Nurse, CookGenerals. D REDGE MASTER. BOX 217, Dunedin. Wanted, Dredgeniaster, with river certificate, for an Otago dredge. Address, with copies of testimonials, to a 5 t 5_ * EXPERIENCED PRESSER. Knowledge of machine pressing preferred. NEW ZEALAND CLOTHING FACTORY, DOWLING STREET. 23s p ARN £lO A MONTH J IN YOUR SPARE TIME. Earn £lO a month or more in your spare time. This is easily done by seUmg a Proprietary Line of XMAS CARDS. It will cost you NOTHING; is easy and interesting work. If you are a reliable person and wish to use vour spare time profitably, write to us AT ONCE for particulars and samples. Agents wanted throughout New Zealand. Write now to ART PUBLISHING COMPANY, G.P.O. Box 1490, Wellington. CESSFUL BUSINESS. Smart business woman has exceptional opportunity of securing a partnership in an old-established and very successful business dealing exclusively with women and with Branches in the leading cities of New Zealand. Previous experience in the business is not essental. The present owner has done remarkably well, but is now anxious to retire from active participation—hence she is prepared to form a limited liability company and to dispose of a considerable interest in the concern. Audited balance sheets and profit and loss accounts show handsome profits over a long period. First-class references will be given, and are expected, and a minimum of £SOO cash will be required. Fullest investigation is courted. Apply in first instance to “PROFITABLE,” Care J. Ilott (Ltd.), Advertising Agents, Publicity House, Jervois quay, Wellington. SITUATIONS WANTED. WANTED. EXPERIENCE, commercial office.—44, Times Office. 25s TWO young Motor Drivers seek EMPLOYMENT ; first-class men.—Address 43, Times Office. 25s WILLING young Man, able to milk, would like JOB on sheep station; state wages. 974, Times. 238 EDUCATED Youth (Ifi), With some experience, seeks POSITION sheep run or station,—972, Times. 228 WIDOW would like WORK few hours dally or Offices to Clean; references. —69. Times. 25? YOUNG Married Ploughman seeks POSITION ; used to all farm work; wife no duties. —998, Times Office. 23s SALESMAN, £SOO capital, desires PARTNERSHIP In sound business; genuine. 37, Times Office. 2,r>3 WANTED. by experienced Rabblter, BLOCK, any locality; own gear.— 15, Tlmes_Offl_ce. 2 * a YOUNG Married Man wants WORK as ploughman; separate house preferred. 24. Times Office. _ 2 t£ IUTH (20), used to 4-horsa team, tractor, milking machines, seeks POSITION ; IS 305.—25. Times. « 8 Dressmaking. —costumes, coats, and Frocks Made at reasonable charges.— Reply 60, Times. 25s IAPABLB Girl Requires POSITION In cake S shop ; highest references. —60, Times. JEFINED young Lady wants NurseV Housekeeper's POSITION, Invalid lady ' gentleman; In city.—64, Times. 2os TARRIED Couple want POSITION on JL farm; man experienced all Implements id general farm work; wife cook for men.— Idress 999, Times Office. 208 MOTOR Improver, 2 years’ workshop experience, 2 years’ driving experience, wants SITUATION In garage.—Address 72, Times Office. * f^_ s WANTED, by married man, 3 children school age, MILKING on shares or wages; reliable and experienced.—Address W. R. J., Times Office. 2jß Baker-pastrycook, with 24 years’ experience in either lines, seeks POSITION Foreman or Second; town or country; reliable.—Address No. 47, Times Office. WAITING ENGAGEMENTS: Shearers, Wool Classers, Shearers' Cooks, Domestics : all classes Farm Hands.—Baker’s Agency, Dunedin (’phone 5301). 25s OCTAGON LABOUR EXCHANGE. Octagon—Numerous Blade, Machine Shearers, Shepherds. Shed Hands. Domestics, etc., now awaiting Engagement: telephone or write requirements; moderate charges; satlsfaction guaranteed. 25s WAITING —Shearers, Pressers, Cooks, Shepherds, Ploughmen, Couples, Gardeners, Fencers, Housekeepers, all classes, guaranteed.—Commercial Bureau, 'phone 3080. __ 25a OF LABOUR. Employers and others requiring SKILLER or UNSKILLED WORKERS are invited to apply to the Department’s nearest Employment Bureau, Old Post Office Building, Princes street, Dunedin. Telephone 22. Due care will be taken in the selection of the men required. Nofees charged 25s JJ O T E L B, Married Couple—wife registered Barmaid, husband capable managing cellar work or Barman —would like POSITION Dunedin or Country. Wid-e experience first-class hotels, highest credentials. Write in strictest confidence to “ DEPENDABLE,” 24a C/o Otago Daily Times. A movement has been made in the Putaruru district for the esetablishment of a lucerne farm (reports the New Zealand Herald), the intention being to grow lucerne for sale as pressed hay, cui chaff, etc., and later possibly for the production of seed. Five hundred acres of land hive been secured on the Puaruru-Arapuni road, and already about 30 acres have been planted. ,It is the intention to plant about 400 acres by next year. Lucerne growing has been carried on successfully on small areas in the Putaruru district for some years, and the arrangements made to conduct it on so largo a scale on commercial linos shows that the people concerned have great faith in the capabilities of the soil for raising this valuable crop. The success of the venture will have an important, influence on the development of dairying not only about Putaruru, but throughout the great pumice areas toward Tanpo, because, if lucerne can he raised profitably it will stimulate dairy farming in a marked manner as lucerne is invaluable as a succulent fodder for milking herds in rummer, and lucerne hay in combination with roots cannot be excelled for winter feed.