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Otago Daily Times, Issue 19905, 27 September 1926, Page 11

SITUATIONS VACANT. WANTED, first-class Female COOK; references. —Jackson's Private Hotel. WANTED, immediately, MOTHER’S HELP for one month. —Apply Telephone 1350. WANTED, HOUSEKEEPER, for country: plain cook, sole charge; no outside duties.—Apply 82, Times Office. WANTED, young GIRL, look after shop ; good hours. —The Royal, 227 Princes street, early to-day. ' 51 s WANTED. for Nelson, ASSISTANT, Orchard and Housework; state age, experience, and salary.—Bachelor, Times. WANTED, PAINTER: only good tradesman need apply.—D. M'Kenzie, on the Job, 71 Neville street. 27s WANTED, competent Second HORSEMAN, or strong Youth to learn; good wages. Apply John Christie, Warepa. 24s WANTED, capable GIRL for housework 1 ; country home. —Address to "Laurlston,” Mosglel; or ring 40M. 55 s WANTED, FARM HAND.—State experience and wages required to Box 19, Kaitaugata. 55? WANTED, experienced young WOMAN for dairy and grocery business; good wages suitable person; references. —74, Times. WANTED, good TABLE HAND, bread and small goods.—Fraser and Roberts, •Kaikorai, Dunedin. 27s WANTED, lirst-class CABINETMAKER: constant employment.—Apply George Poole and Sons (Ltd.), Box 265, Invercargill. Reliable labour exchange. Princes street, 'phone 7889.—wanted to-day : Cooks, Generals, Helps, good reliable Ploughmen (455). 27s BAKER'S AGENCY, Dowling street.— Ploughmen, Dairy Hands, Cooks, Waitresses (tourist hotels). Housekeepers, Housemalds, Generals (40s, sheep stations). OMMERCIAL BUREAU, Stafford street.— Cook-Baker, Shearers, Cowboys, Ploughmen, Farm Hands (milkers). Cooks, Generals, Housemaids, Waitresses, Pantrymalds. PARTNERSHIP offered smart eneregtlo Man, agency, old-established business, big connection; replies confidential. —68, Times. £5 8 ANTED for country, an all-round BUTCHER : able to slaughter; strictly sober; references required.—Address 071, Times Office. 55? ACHINB KNITTING Is easy and profitable ; start business tor yourself.— Write Saunders. 2-4 Willis street. Wellington. 223 MECHANIC Required, with thorough experience in servicing Cadillac cars.— Application In writing, with copies testimonials, P ; aßox62o : 55? 11TANTED, active MAN as Gardener for ¥\ country garden; chiefly flowers, etc; larrled man preferred.—Reply, with full artlculars of experience, slating wages exacted, 31, Times Office. 248 JCTAGON LABOUR EXCHANGE. Octagan.—Urgently: Ploughmen (455), Marled Rouseabout (wife cook). Farm Hands, /alters, Housemaid-Waitress (hotel), CooKenerals (sheep stations, fares paid), Waltesses, Pantrymalds (tearooms), Cook-Baker £5 weekly), Probationer Nurse, Gins housework), etc. \7ANTED, experienced CANVASSER tor A good line in Otago and Southland; beral commission.— Apply, stating experlice, to 75, Times Office. 27s ante MARRIED COUPLE, D, For dairy farm, Oamaru district. Man must have gool all-round knowledge. Apply in first instance to w MANAGER, Waitaki Dairy Company, Castle street, Dunedin. anted, A JOBBING COMPOSITOR. Apply MANAGER, w Job Printing Department, Otago Daily Times. ANTED, COMPETENT SHEPHERD, Apply At once. B. THROP, 24s 24 St. Andrew street, Dunedin. - - - ~ ~ A Trustworthy MARRIED COUPLE, For small sheep run, without encumbrances preferred; woman cook, man help owner general work. This is a good home for an energetic, reliable couple. Apply SHEEP FARMER, 27s Box 11, Oamaru. TAHRAH TIMBER COMPANY, CHRISTCHURCH. APPLICATIONS are invited for position of MANAGER. Experience in foreign timbers essential. Applicants to furnish copies of references and state experience in timber trade. Address in writing to BOX 636, P. 0., 27s Christchurch. (SECRETARY WANTED. APPLICA£S TIONS are invited for the position of Secretary to the below-mentioned Company. The successful applicant will require to be a Member .of the N.Z. Society of Accountants and possess a good personality and initiative. A knowledge of cost accounting will be a preferable requisite, but the absence of such will not necessarily be a bar to appointment. Salary commensurate. This is an excellent opening for an accountant who desires a position where ability and enterprise will bo allowed full scope. Applications, accompanied by copies of testimonials, will bo received up to OCTOBER 4. BOOTH, MACDONALD & CO. (LTD.), Implement Makers and Engineers, Box 91), Christchurch. AGENCY AVAILABLE. An Auckland Business Firm, holding the exclusive rights of several fast-selling Articles of Merchandise (including a copyrighted' article), desires to arrange for PERMANENT REPRESENTATION in Otago Province. Applicants with knowledge of printed stationery and kindred lines and possessing more than passing knowledge of bookkeeping will be given preference. A “Gogetter" with matured selling experience and undoubted integrity is the only class of man suitable for the position. Applications for interview (with member of the above firm who will shortly visit Dunedin), stating experience and enclosing copies of references, should be made not later than OCTOBER 1 to “ INTEGRITY.” Cave Charles Haines Advertising Agency, National Bank Bnildin", Auckland. HOSPITAL BOARD. MEDICAL SUPERINTENDENT. APPLICATIONS are invited from Practitioners registerel in New Zealand for the Position of Resident Medical Superintendent at the VVAIPUKURAU HOSPITAL. Applications must be addressed to the Undersigned, and marked on the outside ‘■Medical Superintendent,” and will he received up to 4 p.m. on THURSDAY, 30th September, 1926. Salary. £7OO per annum, with free house. Applicants should forward copies of recent testimonials and particulars concerning age. previous experience, qualifications, etc., and advise earliest date they could take up their duties. Conditions of appointment may be scon at 11- ■ Ollice of this paper or obtained from the Secretary. J. J. EAST. Secretary, Waipukurau, 11.11. That the English, French, and Germans are the three must nouedi jjeupu s m ihe world is a fact that haa Just been discovered by a Urm of American Jewellers who do a largo amount of business on the hire pur* chase system. They have found that men and women of these races are the most to-date with their payments, only 19 per cun:, needing any pressure. Scottish people hold fourth place In the list, while Americans, Tolea, and Irishmen arc respectively* fifth, sixth, and seventh. Russians appear to possess the least money conscience o) for no fewer than 4ft per cent, require stringent “prodding" before they make an effort to pay up. Horses used by fli n London Motropoli ton ''dice have been <hod with shoe* ns an experiment to seo if this will prevent slipping on stone-paved roacia, ,