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Otago Daily Times, Issue 20292, 28 December 1927, Page 11

I SITUATIONS WANTED, Advertisements ol *6 words under the headings o( Situations Vacant, Wanted, For Sale. To Let Lost and Found, Miscellaneous Wants, etc., Is pet insertion, illree consecutive Insertions 2s bd six consecutive insertions 6s Strictly cash in advance F.xtra charge 11 booked HOUSEKEEPER, plain and homely, open RELIEVING WORK housekeeping, nice home; good cook ; references. —324, Times. WANTED, SHED, by first-class machine shearer. —Reply to A. Blank, Kyeburn Station, Kyeburn, 27d WANTED, by a respectable, hard-working woman, HOUSEKEEPER place or kitchen work or house to mind.—3gs, Times. WOMAN, middle-aged, refined, good plain cook, desires POSITION housekeeper homely home ; references. —323, Times. TEACHERS WANTED. A VONSIDE GIRLS’ HIGH SCHOOL, CHRISTCHURCH. ASSISTANT MISTRESS, GRADES A OR B AND D. APPLICATIONS, addressed to the Undersigned, will be received until WEDNESDAY, 11th January, 1928, for the following Positions: — ASSISTANT MISTRESS, Grade A or B. State qualifications in English, Mathematics,. Latin, French, or History. ASSISTANT MISTRESS, Grade D. State qualifications in Cooking, Domestic Science, Dressmaking, and Needlework. Applicants should slate age, teaching experience, and enclose copies of testimonials. Duties commence First Term, 1928 (Gth February). B. A. STRINGER, Registrar. Canterbury College, Christchurch, December 21, 1927. TENDERS. jgOROUGH OF ST. KILDA. ALTERNATE TENDERS are invited up till Noon, SATURDAY, 21st JANUARY, 1928, for the following STREET WORK;— (a) CONSTRUCTION AND TAR SEALING. (b) TAR SEALING ONLY of approximately 2J MILES OF STREETS. Full particulars from Foreman of Works or the Undersigned. W. G. GRIFFIN, Town Clerk. St. Hilda, 24/12/27. 28d tj\ 0 THE PUBLIC. PUSH CHAIRS AND PRAMETTEB, 27s to £5 15s. DOLLS’ PRAMS, 30s to t2. See our CHAIN NETTING, designed for Cottage and Farm Fencing. Write for Price-list. GATES from 30s Each. Designs on Application. J. & W. FAULKNER, Corner Castle and St. Andrew streets, DUNEDIN. FOR BEAUTY AND DURABILITY SPECIFY THESE PLYWOODS Nothing can surpass Ellis Veneer Native Plywoods for permanent beauty and durability. Made from thoroughly seasoned and richly grained native timbers, prominent architects now specify Ellis Veneer Plywood for high-class panelling work. CHEAPER THAN SCRIM AND WALL PAPER. In the long run, panelling is cheaper than wall paper, which is easily soiled, and constantly needs renewing. Specify these brands, which cost much loss than imported plywoods. Rimu and Dominion for panelling and Silverite for cabinet work. Write for quotations. ELLIS VENEER COMPANY, LTD., HAMILTON. T M B Orders accepted for CLEAN, CLEAN HEART & ROUG HEART RIMU, In any quantity, ex mill. KEITH RAMSAY. Head Office: 49 Vogel street. ’Phone 12-053. Yard Office: 80 Lower Rattray street. ’Phone 12-214. rpHE BEST IS THE CHEAPEST. Hence the Big Demand for WALTON PARK SAND. You can have it Screened, Ready for the Job. JUBILEE COAL COMPANY (LTD.). Proprietors. FIBROUS PLASTER. . uINGS IN MODERN STYLES FOR MODERN BUILDINGS. Sanitary Wall Boards, Fireproof. Cheap and Durable. W VRDROP’S, WILKIE ROAD. THE “EVANS PATENT’’ is the only guaranteed Weather-proof, Draughtproof, and Dust-proof Window on the New Zealand market. Specified by architect-. Price of ordinary casements. Old cast® ments made Weather-proof and Draughtless. Quotations. Patentees and Sole Makers: EVANS & CO., 106 b King street. ’Phone 12-856. C't & W. SHIEL Deliver Bricks, ScreeoJ* ings, Asphalt, Sand, Cement. Lime, Tar anywhere.—'Phone 23-221. 13]U WE can supply British HANDMORTISING MACHINES, with self-coring chisels; weight 4cwt: £25 10s.—Woodfleld Importing Company. BUZ? PLANERS, with Ballbearings to circular Cutterblock ; 88in tables: latest in construction.—Woodfleld Importing Company. OCKS BANDSAWS. Thlckuessers Sj iO benches, etc., of latest designs. \VO( FIELD IMPORTING COMPANY. 33 Expi Company’s Buildings, Dunedin.

The Northern Ireland Government is to defray out of the road fund the total cost of the new Londonderry bridge, estimated at £300,000.