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Otago Daily Times, Issue 19952, 20 November 1926, Page 19

SITUATIONS VACANT. WANTED. MAN (40 years or over), as storeman, who will put £IOO into business.—Apply, with deposit £SO cash for patent rights, 422, Times. 20n WANTED, for farm. HOUSEKEEPER; elderly preferred ; easy place ; 3 adults. Apply J. G. Williamson, Bortons. 20n WANTED, a capable GENERAL, for doctor’s residence. —Apply Mrs Watt, Kurow. 20n Octagon labour exchange company (private ’phones 2541 K, 7138) : 10 Shearers (4000, start immediately), Married Couples (wives cook; £150), Ploughmen, Boys (sheep stations), Rouseabouts, Cooks (small hotels), Cook-Generals Housemaids (excellent city, country residences), Waitresses. ■ Octagon labour exchange company Require : Cook a.ui Parlourmaid for Marlborough residence; excellent wages, fares paid; also several Companion-Helps and Girls, light housework, city, country. jy/jT)SGIEL BOROUGH COUNCIL. APPLICATIONS are invited up to DECEMBER 1, at Noon, for a MANAGER to take charge of the Mosgiel Municipal Pictures. Duties to commence ibout February 1. Full particulars >on Town Clerk, Mosgiel. TEACHERS WANTED. QTAGO PHYSICAL GIRLS’ HIGH SCHOOL. AND MISTRESS WANTED. APPLICATIONS are invited for the full-time Position of Physical and Sports Mistress in the Otago Girls High School, duties to commence in February. 1027, or as soon thereafter a« possible. The salary will be as for a Secondary School female assistant of grade D (IP'S£24O). The commencing salary will clepend upon the qualifications of the person appointed, but will be not less than £165 per annum. . Applicants must state age, qualifications, experience, and the earliest date they can take up work. . , . , r , . Applications, with copies only of tesimonials, will be received by the Undersigned up to WEDNESDAY, Bth Decemof duties, etc., may be obtained on application. a R m<lean> Secretary Board of Governors. Otago High Schools Office, 236 Moray place, Dunedin, 10th November, 1926. \\TESLE Y COLLEGE, PAERATA. WANTED, for 1927, ASSISTANT MASTER for usual Secondary School Subjects, and to do certain house duty. Applicants’ should have Degree, preferably in Science or Agriculture, and some ability in sport. Salary £250 per annum, with board and residence. Also, TWO ASSISTANT MASTERS for Primary School Work and house duty. 0 and D Certificates respectively. Sports desirable. Salaries £2OO and £l6O respectively, with board and residence. Applicants, stating age, qualifications, nd experience, with three recent testilonials, to be forwarded to the Principal iot later than 30th NOVEMBER, 1926. TVTUSIC TEACHER REQUIRED FOR iU - SECONDARY SCHOOL. APPLICATIONS will be received by he Undersigned until 6th DECEMBER or the Position of Assistant Teacher female) in the Music Department of the Vanganui Girls’ College. Minimum qualiications, L.A.B. Certificate. Salary, £IBO >er annum. W. H. SWANGER. Secretary Wanganui Girls’ College. Wanganui, 16th November, 1926* •yyANGANUI GIRLS’ COLLEGE. APPLICATIONS will be received by the Undersigned until 10th DECEMBER for Grade A, B, C, and D POSITIONS on the staff of the Wanganui Girls’ College. Duties to commence on Bth February next. Applicants should state age, qualifications, experience, and ability to take part in usual outdoor activities. W. H. SWANGER, Secretary. Wanganui, 16th November, 1926. SITUATIONS WANTED. A GOOD General Blacksmith requires POSITION, either town, country, or station : first-class references. —342, Times. MARRIED Man wants POSITION as ploughman (wife no duties) ; used to ail implements.—34B, Times. 18n YOUNG Lady, experienced, desires POSITION as housekeeper or companionhe)p.—Address 346, Times Office. ISn WANTED, by young Lady (student), FRUIT PICKING, north or south, Central, during season ; anxious.—409, Times. WANTED, by young Man, with own motor car, POSITION travelling; wages and commission.—377, Times. 20u WANTED, STAND Machine Shearing by first-class man.—Address 372, Dally Times Office. 20n YOUNG Man wants JOB. town or country ; willing to try anything; can drive Ford.—37s, Times. 20n STEADY young Man desires POSITION, town or country; driving car or delivery ; certificated. —411, Times Office. BLACKSMITH and Horse-shoer Wants POSITION, town or country.—Haply 393, Times Office. 29u w [TAN TED. POSITION as gardener; have V had good experience ; will accept jobig work.—Address 395, Times. 20n "ARRIED Couple want POSITION country ; wiie goou cook, both willing workers: husbuid no previous experience; urgent.—3B4, Times. 20n EMPLOYMENT Required by married man, experienced with horses and motor; willing to do anything; country preferred, near school.—Address 347, Times Office. BAKER, Pastrycook, with good knowledge of Icing and decorating work, seeks ENGAGEMENT; town or country; state wages.—Reply 351, care Times. 19n WANTED, by a good, reliable couple (one child), married couple’s BILLET; used to all farm work; Oamaru or Southland preferred.—No. 369, Times Office. 19n WAITING ENGAGEMENTS: Shearers, Shed Hands, Woolclassers, Scotch Couples, all classes labour. —Baker's Agency, Dunedin (’phone 3301). 19n A CCOUNTANT or SALES MANAGER’S POSITION WANTED by thoroughly Experienced Man. Willing take Financial Interest in sound concern. Ign 330. Times. OTAGO HARBOUR BOARD. HARBOUR BOARD. BY-LAW No. 16, 1926. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the OTAGO HARBOUR BOARD proposes to adopt a New By-law, fixing new Harbour Improvement Rates on Imp n’ts and Exports, containing provisions as to transhipment of goods, fixing a new Harbour Improvement Rate in regard to overlanded goods, exempting certain vessels from pilotage rates, fixing new port charges in respect of vessels and goods, providing for a minimum charge for pilotage and port charges and providing for refunds in case of coal and fuel oil (in bulk), and that such proposed By-law has been printed and is now OPEN TO PUBLIC INSPECTION at the Office of the Board, during Office Hours; and, further, that such Bylaw will be submitted for adoption at a Special Meeting of the Board to be held at the Board's Office on FRIDAY, the 26th INSTANT, at 7 p.m. W. J. BARDSLEY, Secretary. November 16, 1926. r pHE First Utility ol trequent and regular Advertising consists in this There is at all times a large class oi persons, both in country and town, who have no fixed places for the purchase ot certain necessary articles, and are readv to be swayed and drawn toward any par ticular place which is earnestly brought under their notice. Indifferent to ad thev yield without hesitation to the first who asks OTAGO WlTNESS.—Largest Country Circulation of any weekly m the Dominion. Found in every farmhouse m Otago and Southland, and circulating largely in Canterbury and northern rural districts, it offers unrivalled facilities for Advertising anything of interest to country reader?.