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Otago Daily Times, Issue 20039, 4 March 1927, Page 11

SITUATIONS VACANT. WANTED. WAITRESS; references. — Apply Criterion Hotel. 4m WANTED, capable GIRD, for houseworkj sleep at homo preferred.—Apply Royal terrace. / -- A WANTED, Ladles’ and Gentlemen’s HAIRDRESSER, take charge saloon progressive country town. —Address Box 53, Waimatc. SALESMAN (with own car), to work country ; good man can make £7OO per annum.—G93, Times. 2in STRONG, capable GIRL, domestic duties; country; some nursing experience preferred ; good home.—729, Times. 3m WANTED, capable, healthy GIRL, general housework ; very light place.—Address 727, Times. 3m WANTED. GIRLS. We have vacancies for young girls.—The Phcenix Company (Limited), Maclaggan street. 4m ANTED, rel fable WOMAN, washing and cleaning ; references.—Apply Mrs Hamer, 10 Alva street (off High street). BAKER’S AGENCY, bowling street— Married Couple (separate cottage), Orchard Workers, Housemaid-Waitresses (town and country). Generals. Cooks. COMPETENT Cook (station homestead: excellent conditions). Girls (country homes). —Apply immediately Commercial Labour Bureau, Stafford street. 4m W"' ANTED^(urgenfly )T DOMESTIC HELP* country: good home; state wages required.—Address Bruce, Merry Hill Farm, Seacliff. 4m OCTAGON LABOUR EXCHANGE —Four Gorse Grubbers, Camp Cook, Offsidcr, Farm Hands, Cook-generals, Female Baker (restaurant: £2, found), Domestics (North Island, Blenheim: fares paid), Cook-General (country hotel). __ 4m ANTED. FIRST-CLASS CARPENTER. Country Job. ’PHONE 9225. w IJTHE POSITION of CLERK for a DAIRY COMPANY’S OFFICE, No. 255, Times Office, HAS BEEN FILLED. w ANTE MOTOR IMPROVER D, (Youth), with garage workshop experience essential. State experience. 3m SMITH & CO., Ranfurly. gOUTHLAND HOSPITAL BOARD. APPLICATIONS, with testimonials, stating age. experience, etc., invited jp to WEDNESDAY, 9th March, for a qualified DISPENSER (male or female), for Southland Hospital, Invercargill. Salary £250 per amum. T. PRYDE, Secretary, Invercargill, 1/3/27. 2m gORODGH OF GORE. APPLICATIONS, accompanied by testimonials, will be received by the Under‘larch, 1927, Position of CASHIER (Male). One with previous municipal experience preferred. Applicants to state salary required, and earliest date upon which they could commence duties. D. HARVEY, 3m Town Clerk. signed until MONDAY, 7th . at 4 p.m., for the Combined FIRST ASSISTANT AND BOARD AND RESIDENCE VAGANOV working men BOARDERS: moderate tariff. ROOMS to LET; suit married couples, girls; furnished. —748 Times. 4m VACANCIES for STUDENTS: every convenience ; terms moderate.—lso Frederick street. 4rii /COMFORTABLE BOARD offered working \J man, Kalkoral, near car and mill: terms moderate.—73s, Times. 4m YOUNG Man requires BOARD and Residence, vicinity High street; telephone. Address 734, Times Office. 4m ACANCIES for BOARDERS: moderate tariff. —Hall, 6 Hope street (off Princes street). - 4m VACANCY for two gentlemen BOARDERS, University students preferred; share room, single beds.—392 Cumberland street. OMPORTABLB BOARD offered two young men In private home: good locality: terms moderate.—-712, Times. 3m WANTED, BOARD - RESIDENCE (superior), married couple, child three years; rise preferred.—Address 720, Times. 3m Board-residence, good table: every convenience ; term; 30s week. —Te Rahlrl, Stuart street. 26f LEITH HOUSE, 780 George street.—Firstclass Accommodation In new wing; smoking room: terms moderate. —’Phone 1021.

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