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Otago Daily Times, Issue 20022, 12 February 1927, Page 17

SITUATIONS VACANT. WANTED. experienced GENERAL. — Apply 399 George street. 12f WANTED, a COOK-GENERAL! country hotel, near Dunedin. —Address 195, Times Office. 10£ W 'ANTED, by reputable firm of Boot Manufacturers, energetic AGENT for Dunedin district; commission basis.—Address, stating experience, to Boot Agent, care Otago Dally Times. 12t OCTAGON LABOUR EXCHANGE —Today ; Several Youths, Men (able milk, excellent positions), Flaxcutters, Rousoabouts, Cook-General (Institution, near Dunedin), Hotel Cooks, Cook-Generals, Laundress, Washerwoman, Maids, Waitresses, etc. gUPER INTENDENT - WANTED. SECRETARY The Presbyterian Social Service Abbo- ! ciation, Wellington, seeks the services of ! a man to act as Superintendent-Secretary I .Agent. Salary £4OO per annum. List of ! duties obtainable from The Charles Haines ! Advertising Agency. Applications CLOSE • on WEDNESDAY, 23rd February, 1927. These should he in writing, indicating age | and qualifications, wih copies of credeni tials enclosed. P.S.S.A., ] Care The Charles Haines Advertising Agency, The Dalgety Building, Wellington. SITUATIONS WANTED. WANTED, WORK to take home or out by day; dressmaking.—2oß, Times Office. JOURNEYMAN Baker wants JOB; country town preferred.—2ll, Times. CARPENTER Wants WORK, town or country ; or Repairs.—Address 251, Times. YOUTH (ID) wants POSITION sheep station ; 3 years' experience mustering, packing, and all sheep work.—26s, Times. LADY recommends thorough experienced DRESSMAKER, private or by day, 12s.—Address 274, Times. 12f TO HAIRDRESSERS. —First-class Gents’ Hand seeks EMPLOYMENT, town or country.—247, Times. 12f TfTANTBD, by young Man (22), WORK VV on farm or sheep sttalon.—2ol, Times Office. 12f WANTED, POSITION married ploughman, wife no duties.—Address Reliable, Times Office. 12£ WANTED, by young Lady, POSITION companion ; country preferred ; small wage accepted for light duties.—233, Times. WANTED, by boy (15), POSITION farm, learn work; Central preferred; can milk, used horses.—234, Times. 12f YT7ANTED, by reliable Woman, HOUSEWORK, 3 half-days weekly; NorthEast Valley preferred.—223, Tlmgs. YOUNG Lady desires POSITION as Dental Attendant or In Doctor’s Rooms.—23l, Times. 12f WANTED, Plain and Fancy SEWING; trousseaux, layettes, children’s clothes; good work ; terms moderate.—P.O. Box 680. TWO experienced Rabblters require good BLOCK. —Address, stating particulars, to No. 198, Times Office. Ilf WANTED, POSITION as married shepherd ; near school; good references.— Shepherd, 220, Times Office. Ilf WANTED, RABBITING BLOCK, by two first-class trappers.—Address No. 203, Times Office. Ilf YOUNG Man, fully qualified In all branches of orcharding and mixed farming, desires POSITION ; capable of managing ; good references. —Address 199, Times Office. TWO young Ladles desire POSITION station or hotel; thoroughly competent, capable manageresses ; highest references. — 277, Times. 12t WAITING ENGAGEMENT Ploughmen, Harvesters, Scotch Farm Hands (Just arrived) ; also Couples, Domestics, Station Cook, Housekeepers, all classes Labour (town, country).—Baker’s Agency, Dunedin. 'Phone 8301. Ilf WAITING EMPLOYMENT: Experienced Ploughmen, Harvesters, Flax Cutters, Mill Hands, Hotel Workers, Domestics (references). —Commercial Bureau (’phone 3080), 12f TPARMERS, STATION ■ OWNERS, i AND OTHER EMPLOYERS OF LABOUR. —Do you require a YOUTH a MAN, or a DOMESTIC? Workers of all kinds are plentiful, and wages are reasonable. A MARRIED COUPLE (usual wages £l5O per annum) are a good investment. Selected Hands sent Dy first available train if necessary. Write us for information as to wages, etc., or send requirements per telephone or mail direct to OCTAGON LABOUR EXCHANGE CO., 4 Octagon, Dunedin. 'Phone 2229. 29ja EDUCATIONAL. YOUR EARNINGS. In reviewing the matter of your earnings you should look to the future even more than to the present; unless you make adequate preparations there won’t be much difference between the two perk . Study now for the future. SPARE-TIME TRAINING IN YOUR OWN HOME under Hemingway’s guidance—specialisation in -"our particular line of endeavour —will bring you adequate advancement in status and salary. One of the Hemingway’s Correspondence Courses listed below will be of special value to you. Book-keeping, Aeouutancy Prof., Law Prof., Banker’s Diploma, Matriculation, Teachers’ Certificates, Public S.rvice Entrance, Advertising, Pitman’s Shorthand, Business Letter Writing. Write and toll us which one it is. Full particulars will be forwarded to you by retur mail. HEMINGWAY’S CORRESPONDENCE SCHOOLS. P.O. Box 516, Auckland. AND SUCCESS. It is astonishing the number of people who think that it is more difficult in these highly competitive days to be successful than it was 50 years ago. Such opinions are far from true. Those who are prepared to work hard, not only in their business, but also out of business hours, can secure lucrative posii lions undreamt of fifty years ago. It is desirable, however, that you should I bo guided and assisted in your efforts. Many years of toil can be avoided by correct coaching, j Write to j BANKS COMMERCIAL COLLEGE, I Wellington, the College that has been assisting men ! and women by Correspondence for the past twenty years to be sucessful. Banks Commercial College is the laigest and best-known College in the Dominion. We are ready and willing to aid you B. L. ENTING, 8.C0m., A.1.A., N.Z., Director. Home school for boys and GIRLS. From 7 to 17. Healthy and bet kiful estate of 34 acres. Sound, modern eduetion; training in self-government, etc. Prospectus from Principal of Frknds’ School. Wanganui. F. E. MORETON, 8.A., certificated and registered teacher, late of Loughborough (j rammar School, England. 8s BROWN’S COMMERCIAL COLLEGE (above Moray place P. 0.) : Shorthand, ! Typewriting, Book-keeping. Individual Tuition: railway concessions. Reopen January 21. - 18)a REV T. RUSSELL, M.A., Exhibitioner. Emmanuel College, Cambridge, desires Pupils; 23 years' experience and 403 successes Yew Zealand Exams. —224 Castle street, Dunedin. 29Ja MISS OLIVE PERRY. A.T.C.L. (Practical), Teacher of Pianoforte and Harmony, In attendance at Studio (Hannah’s Buildings) from 3.30 to 5 p.m. Tuesdays and Friujys. _ _ J- 1 ' LADY Teacher Piano, A.T.C.L., has VACANCIES; visit homes town or country : beginners £1 5s ternn—24B, Times. COACHING. —All Subjects MATRICULATION, Italian, Spanish, Advanc.d Latin. French. —C. G. May, Smith’s Building-, Octagon. __ E 1 XPERIENCED Teacher, A.T.C.L., VACANCIES Pianoforte ; pupils’ homes ’ visited, from. £1 5s quarter.r-270. Times.