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Otago Daily Times, Issue 21632, 30 April 1932, Page 1

SITUATIONS VACANT Advertisements of 10 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 (id, six consecutive insertions ss. Strictly cash in advance. Extra charge if booked. WANTED, trustworthy WOMAN, as com-panion-help ; easy position ; good home; state age; wages 10s. —Address 439, Times. EARN money In spare time with a KNIT TING MACHINE; details free.—Saun ders and Co., Ltd.. Box 872, Wellington WAN T E D, LADY, To take First Sales in Showroom. Must have good experience in Millinery, Mantles, and Underclothing. Reply by letter only, enclosing experience and copies of references, and salary expected. MOORE’S, LTD., Ashburton. rjMMARU BOROUGH COUNCIL. POSITION OF ENGINEER-CADET. APPLICATIONS, addressed to the Town Clerk and endorsed “ Cadet,” will be received from those who have received preliminary education as Civil Engineers up till noon on MONDAY, May 18, 1932, for the above Position. Conditions of employment may be obtained at the Borough Engineer’s Office. E. KILLICK, Town Clerk. XTEW ZEALAND AERO CLUB (Inc.). PILOTS AND GROUND ENGINEERS. A Register is being Compiled of Pilots and Ground Engineers Available for Engagement in New Zealand. All Qualified Persons are invited to Forward their Names, Addresses, Ratings, Details of Experience, and Qualifications to the Undersigned. S. E, NIELSON, Hon. Secretary. P.O. Box 208, New Plymouth. AGENTS AND AGENCIES. MANUFACTURERS’ AGENT WANTED, . To Represent New South Wales Company for Grocery Lines. Only those with good wholesale grocery connection need apply to “ MANUFACTURER,” Gordon and Gotch, Sydney. 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, yesterday, in Savings Bank, £6 In Notes; reward.—Mr Marrett, Peninsula Motors. 30i\p lOST, GREEN SILK UMBRELLA. TucsJ day, near Railway Station. —Please return Miss Clough, 62 George street; reward. LOST, between Exchange and Hanover street, RENT BOOK.—Finder please ring 10-300. 80ap LOST, THREE POUND NOTES, vicinity Bank of New Zealand, South Dunedin; reward. —457, Times. 30ap LOST, on Sunday night, Black-and-white COLLIE PUP. —Finder please communicate with J. D. Gordon, Mllburn. 29ap LOST, from Burnside, Wednesday, April 20, BLACK STEER, 18 months; tar on top of shoulder.-—Otago Farmers’ Co-op.

LOST, between Dunedin and Henley, SUITCASE. —Reward on returning to 65 Arthur street, Dunedin, or ring 12-388. Lost, o.h.v. a.j.s. motor cycle, black tank; taken from Dowling street Wednesday night.—Reward for information loading to recovery; phone 10-300. IT'OUND —HlghcllH, May 4. 8 p.m.. Grand Concert, Supper, Dance, In aid Guide funds. 30ap 17'OUND C. &. W. SHIEL, LTD., arc cheapest for all Asphalt and Concrete Supplies.—Phone 10-032. 8s Ir'OUND —BENHAR COAL. Reduced to 12s 6d per ton. on truck, Benhar; prompt delivery.—M’Sklramlng and Son. Ltd., Benhar; 6Ju TENDERS. RENDERS FOR SAMOAN BANANAS. Tenders are invited for the Purchase of the whole or any portion of the shipments of Bananas from Western Samoa by the motor vessel “ Maui Pomare ” from approximately the end of June, 1932, until the 31st DECEMBER, 1932, on the following conditions:— 1. Price quoted to be per case either(l) f.o.b. Apia or (2) c.i.f. Lyttelton and/or Wellington. 2. Tenders to be either (1) for the whole shipment by every voyage during the above-mentioned period or (2) for a specific number of cases by every such voyage. NOTE.—The “ Maui Pomare ” will have insulated space for a minimum of 6850 cases from Western Samoa by each voyage. 3. Bananas will be subject to Government inspection, will be placed alongside in fresh, green condition, packed in Fiji cases to pass usual standard and all reasonable care will be exercised to supply fruit of the best quality. 4. The highest or any tender not necessarily accepted. Tenders, which will be regarded as confidential, will be received up to and including the 14th May, 1932, and should be addressed to the Secretary, Department of External Affairs, Wellington, marked “Tender for Samoan bananas.” PRICE WANTED for CONCRETE GARAGE, including excavation, at Anderson’s Bay; good Job. —For particulars address 447, Times. 30ap

pALINGS AND Q.ATE pOSTS. LOW PRICES for AUSTRALIAN RED MAHOGANY (eucalyptus resinfera). Very durable. Improves with age. Handsome colour. Works Up Well. Also, Ironbark, Grey Gum, Brush Box, and Other Australian Hardwoods. KEITH RAMSAY, LIMITED, SPECIALISTS IN ALL KINDS OF TIMBER. Yards and Factory at Halsey street (extension of Hanover street). Head Office; 49 Vogel street. TEN/ T E S T INSULATING BUILDING BOARD. For interior linings and ceilings— Wallpapered, Plastered, Painted, etc. For exterior walls—roughcast or painted. No noise. No dampness. No escape of internal heat. No ingress of external cold. A Wallboard equal to corkboard for insulation. An Insulation Board superior to all other wallboards. Low in price, economical to erect, perfect satisfaction in use. Ask for literature and samples. J. & A. WILKINSON, LTD., King street, Dunedin. J. Craig and Co., Ltd., Oamaru.