Page 1 Advertisements Column 5

Otago Daily Times, Issue 21024, 13 May 1930, Page 1

SITUATIONS WANTED. Advertisements ol 16 words under tire dead* jugs of Situations Vacant, Wanted, For Sale to Let, Lost and Found Miscellaneous Wants etc., is per Insertion, three consecutive Insertions 2s Bd. six cousceullve Insertions ss. strictly cash In advance. Extra chare* 1* hooked YOUNG man, experienced in all farm work, seeks SITUATION.—I 93, Times. F. XP SSf5 NCBD .Domestic Wants POSIrr-.. TI .? N: references; available in fortntghts time.—so 4. Times Office. 13my YOUNG Married Couple, no children, desire POSITION; wife cook, husband outaiae work; urgent.—sos, Times Office. in AP £?cJi? HOUSEKEEPER seeks POSlpmßole char ge; good references. fond children.—isi, Times. 13m W AN ™D. POSITION Looking afteTlnT T valla , good nursing experience; day or night; terms moderate,—492, Times. TjmENCH Polishing, Furniture Repaired, Repolishlng Pianos a specialty.—Phone H-843. 13m WANTED. POSITION as NURSE; hosnX" £«* experience; references.—497, Times Office. 13,jJ W B b mnDl numbers all classes of r.,L,,, WORKERS waiting engagement.— Bakery Agency. Dunedin. Phone 13-301. YXT’ANTBD, by Widow, POSITION as T H ° u ® ek eepe r . small family; reference^— 477. Times. ' lOmy E xp ™ man wants an BOrta D ^ r" iNG: ! a f na lald out > rockernffl«^bUilt ’ hedges trimmed.—4s4. Times umce. 10m WAlTlNG,—Tractor Drivers] Chauffeur , Ploughmen, Married Couples. Cooks. • a J I classes labour.—Phom 13-080 (Commercial Labour Bureau). STENOGRAPHER (own maTTivniffi? o would undertake Commercla tionH Cl 9 orre v P ° ndence > trade specifica-Vo-1. ctc -> charges moderate.—Phom 12-51.4. 10n K IB P’ s , LABOUR BUREAU—Waiting Teamsters, Ploughmen, Married Couple Kouseahouts. Boys, Station Cooks, House keepers. Housemaids, Kitchen Help strf “ P ° yerS Ph ° Qe 10 - 959 > write 73 Prince TO LET. °* 18 words undei the hea Sf 3 ,. 0 / Situation* Vacant. Wanted, For Sal To bet Lost and Found Miscellaneous Warn sertion. (J nse . rt 011 three fonaecutlve li stniifV - k M ‘. * consecutive Insertions t hooßed ln ' ,d '” ,nre E « r » *ar« TO LET Brick GARAGE; 18 Maltla street; Ss weekly.—49s, Times. T° SHOP and 4 rooms; centr aB c °nvenlences; rent 2 Apply 251 South road, Caversham. i; T° LET. SHOP. Dwelling; cheml "T, J • or, shoe-maker; cheap rent su able ter...at.—so9, Times Office. U T° 6-roomed Furnished BUNG BOW, St. Clair; nice sunny spot* han to beach and car.—so 3, Times* 13] T° LET. S-roomed^ PLAT; also 4-room latest appointments.—3 George street ■». TWO FLATS to LET; Id section; i 25s per week.—For particulars call Princes street (phone 10-959). '• 13 WANTED TO LET, 5-roomed double b window HOUSE; e. 1., gas; conve ences.—lo2 Cargill road. 1 LARGE, Sunny Corner BBD-SITT ROOM TO LET, double or two si peas; reasonable.—24 Lees street. , rpo LET, Comfortably-furnished FLAI ■*;, f. 001118 and kitchenette: gas, elec and all conveniences.— s 96 Castle street Tt/'ACANT 7-roomed HOUSE and sunn V close University; all conveniences; to good tenant, £2 55.—501, Times. V A( ? ANT ’ 5-rooingd unfurnished PL 1 conveniences; very sunny; i locality; close centre; 27s 6d.— 500. Tli V A °1 N . T -, 2-roomed unfurnished . !«,• L 1 ^ 1 all convenlen 499“Tlmfs. C °° kinS: Clty: 223 « TO LET, 7 ROOMS, George street Rooms. North-East Valley; 6 r 0 Build ingß~ ASIiD & BroWn - B * pr - TTNPURNISHED PLAT Vacant, “H „ bank, 144 Forbury road. St C 23!e58? eCtrlC: 6Very conveal ePce.—f T° eoJd SH OP and commo Premises; excellent position; opi Post Office.—Particulars J, O’Sull Thames street. Two-storey - Brick house to"! conveniences; Upper Hanover et rent 45s per week in advance. —j Rhodes Limited, motor cycle agents George street. • T>UNQALOW (Ideal position), above " terminus, Anderson's Bay (pnte ity) ; prospective tenant must have manent position and he highly recomme rent 40s per week.—Apply Park, Rey Manse street; key and particulars LADY with large Residence (beautif grounds) would LET to approved t« ant UPSTAIRS FLAT, five rooms and kl chenette; large bathroom.! convenience separate entrance; telephone; garage.Ring 13-149. for PORTION of SHOP No. 176 Geori A Street, Dunedin; frontage 24ft. dep f < a.t present occupied by Terry’s Lit mfhVt JmL* i» e LE ? t. rotn _May 26; owner w subdivide If required.—For particulars app Solomon, Gascoigne, Sinclair, and Solomo Bond street, Dunedin. 13n TO LET, SUITE of OFFICES, centi position and sunny; 6 rooms and stro room. Apply Messrs WEBB, ALLAN, WALKER. AND ANDERSON, Solicitors, 45 Moray place west, Dunedin. \ ’OCR MOVE. Greatest Care Exercised. Lowest Prices Dry Storage. HOUSEHOLD REMOVALS in EXPERT STAFF CRUST & CRUST. I® l 20 Manse stre CHIROPRACTIC. QHIROPRACTIC. NATURE’S WAY TO HEALTH. GILES & GILES, CHIROPRACTORS. Members of the N.Z. and A.C.A (Inc ) FOURTEENTH YEAR OP PRACTICE Using all Latest Methods known to Chiro praetic, including NEUROCALOMETER PATHO-NEUROMETER, and X-RAY Hours: 10-12.30 and 2-5.30 Saturdays: 10-12.30 and by appointment Office: H.B. BUILDINGS. PRINCES STREET, DUNEDIN. Also, Imperial Buildings, Queen street, AUCKLAND. Phone 13-750, Anthony h. (Member N.Z. and THOMSON A.C.A. Incorp.) CHIROPRACTIC HEALTH ROOMS DAWSON’S BUILDINGS, Moray place. Phone 13-010, Special Service with Very Latest Nervetesting Device. THE PATHONEUROMETER. Honrs: 9-12. 2.30-5.30. Saturdays 9-12.30. & J. WILLIAMSON * (Members N.Z. and A.C.A. Inc.), CHIROPRACTIC HEALTH SERVICE. Neurocalometer and X-Ray. Fourteenth Year of Practice COLONIAL MUTUAL BUILDINGS. Corner Princes and High streets Phone 10-958. Hours: 8.30 to 12, 2.30 to 5.30; Saturdays 8.30 to 12. ADVERTISING pays its way, often many times over. It will permit lower prices through increased volume. It can reduce selling costs. It can lessen the time in which a product moves from factory f o j consumer j