SITUATIONS WANTED. Advertisements of 16 words under the headings of Situations Vacant. Wanted, For Sale, To Let, Lost and Found, Miscellaneous Wants, etc.. Is per Insertion, three consecutive insertions is 6d, six consecutive insertions ss. Strictly cash In advance. Extra charge if boohed. ALL-ROUND Farm Hands wants WORK; go anywhere; age 27. —962, Times. GARDEN WORK wanted ; experienced hedge trimming, tidying up, scythe work; digging; Is 6d per hour. —976, Times. KEPINED, capable lady seeks POSITION companion-help or housekeeper. In or close city. —974, Times. 2ap MARRIED Ploughman, used to all implements, open for ENGAGEMENT ; wife cook if required.^—972, Times Office. WANTED, urgently, by Woman, COOKING or Housework in return for keep, or Housekeeper; references. —978, Times. WANTED (by country girl), HOUSEWORK: no cooking; fond of children: wages 15s. —975, Times. 2ap WANTED (by capable woman), OFFICES to CLEAN ; seven years’ experience; good reference. —958, Times Office, lap WANTED, POSITION with Estate Agent as Salesman on commission; own car. 938, Times, 31m WANTED (by widow), HOUSEKEEPING; cooking, laundry ; used to stations or hotels ; references. —Address 945, Times. WANTED (by man, 30), WORK as team ster or rouseabout; 10 years’ expert ence; go anywhere.—92B, Times. BAKER seeks POSITION, bread and smalls; town or country; references. 951, Times Office. 31m DRESSMAKING by experienced Dress maker and Talloress; charges reason able.—Address Box 524, C.P.0., Dunedin. WIDOW (with son, 6 years) wants POSITION Housekeeper, country (near school) or city; good cook.—Reply 981, Times, or phone 23-579. 2ap EXPERIENCED Ploughman, used all Implements, waiting ENGAGEMENT; thoroughly recommended —Baker’s Agency, Moray place, Dunedin; phone 13-301. WANTED —Teacher would like POSITION as Governess; would help with housework If required.—Apply “ Trustworthy," Times Office. lap Dairy factory engineer seeks POSITION: town or Country; experienced all parts ; references. —950, Times Office. 31m WANTED, your PAINTING and PAPERHANGING ; first-class workmanship assured ; estimates free. —Roy Dawson, 177, Union street. 31m BAKER’S AGENCY, next Moray Place Post Office, can Supply any Worker you require at reasonable wages.—Phono 13-301. 21f LOST AND FOUND. Advertisements of 16 words under the headings of Situations Vacant, Wanted, For Sale, To Let, Lost and Found, Miscellaneous Wants, etc.. Is per Insertion, three consecutive insertions 2s 6d, six consecutive insertions ss. Strictly cash in advance. Extra charge if booked LOST (Tuesday), baby’s cream SHAWL, between Mosglel-East Taierl.—Please communicate Mrs Eric Finnie, Saddle Hill. LOST (Maori Hill Bus or Driver’s roadFalcon street), FITCH FUR.—Finder apply 32 Henry street, Maori Hill. Reward. LOST, TYRE LOCK, oft Butck car; reward. Young Bros., Willard Battery Service Station. 2ap LOST, Black POM, vicinity Princes street. Reward returning to Cooper Clothing Co., Stuart street, or 616 George street. LOST, between Maori Hill and City, Chevrolet Radiator Cap MASCOT.—Reward returning Arthur Barnett’s. 2ap LOST, black-and-white DOG (Tom).— Communicate Gordon Smith, care Todd, Naseby, lap LOST, spare WHEEL, Trogan car, between Walkouaiti and Dunedin. —Reward on ringing 11-620. 31ra LOST (from 35 Eskvale street, Musselburgh), black-aud-tan collie PUP, 7 weeks old. —Reward on returning same to above address. 2ap LOST, Spare RIM, Firestone TYRE, Main South road between Clinton and Dunedin; reward.—Peel, Jackson's Hotel, Dunedin. lap FOUND, Black Pora DOG. —Apply 17 Lees street. 2ap FOUND, small bag of ONIONS, Tuesday night.—Apply 440 Princes street. LEFT (In Post Office), PURSE, containing money.—Ring 12-252. 2ap LEFT (in Kalkorai terminus telephone box), small PURSE, containing working girl’s wages ; reward.—Ring 20-891. FOUND —The most charming IRISH LINENS and Handkerchiefs in New Zealand at Duke’s Buildings, St. Andrew street. 2ap FOUND— GOLD CROWN TAXIS, Princes street. Cheapest In Dunedin; Country Trips, 6d per mile.—Phone 10-123. I7IOUND —New Time Table for Earl’s Roxburgh Motors. See advertisement on Amusement Page. 80m EDUCATIONAL. OCTAGON SCHOOL of Matriculation and Business, Butterfield’s Buildings.— Coaching Commercial and Matriculation Subjects: postal tuition; confidential typists, reporters. 2ap AN INVITATION—Rodmure Gown and Millinery Salon, Allbell Chamber:* Stuart street; new models French and English now showing; Inspection invited ; open Friday night. 28m SPEEDWRITING. —The natural Shorthand for students, intending students, clerks and secretaries. —Harborow and Rogers’ phone 11-680. XBm ROSSBOTHAM’S COLLEGE. 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Otago Daily Times, Issue 21300, 2 April 1931, Page 1
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