Page 1 Advertisements Column 5

Otago Daily Times, Issue 21986, 22 June 1933, Page 1

SITUATIONS WANTED Advertisements of 16 words under the head* tngs of Situations Vacant, Wanted, For Sale. To Let,' Lost and Found. Miscellaneous Wants, etc., Is per insertion, three - nsertions 2s 6d, six consecutive insertions ss. Strictly cash in advance. Extra charge If booked. / YOUNG Man wishes INVEST In concern offering profitable employment; drive car or lorry; urgent.—392, Times. 22ju ENERGETIC Lad (15), 2 years’ secondary education, would like POSITION office or shop.—Urgent, Times, Port Chalmers. WANTED, Position TEAMSTER ; 21; capable horses; used all implements; state wages.—3sl, Times Office. 20ju DRESSMAKING by experienced Dressmaker and Tailoress; charges reasonable.—Address Box 468, C.P.0., Dunedin. BANDSMAN, Cornet Player, turner, titter, acetone welder, mechanic, Wants JOB Dunedin or near.—Address 361, Times. NO. 10 SCHEME has arrived. Build now; estimates given; plans drawn; cheap prices.—Apply 349, Times. 20ju WANTED. CHIMNEYS TO SWEEP: first 2s 6d, others Is 60,: efficiency with economy, cleanliness, safety. < — Hopkins (phone 22-283). 20J U YOUNG Widow (one child) Wants POSITION housekeeping; small wage; do sewing, knitting.—Address Housekeeping, Times. 21 Ju BAKER’S IMPROVER Wants Experience: wages secondary consideration; start immediately ; go anywhere ; urgent.—3s2, Times.. 20ju PLOUGHMEN. Married Couples, Farm Hands, Cowboys, Housekeepers, Domestics; any worker you require.—Baker’s Agency, Dunedin (phone 13-301). 3my Experienced farm manager (married, no family); OPEN for ENGAGEMENT : remuneration by results; living expenses (say 25a), and by arrangement share in profits after concern pays Interest: highest' testimdnlals.—Communicate " Confidence,” Times Office. 20ju BOARD AND RESIDENCE Advertisements of 16 words under the head--Imm 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. , WANTED, BOARD tor convalescent gentleman ; state terms.—399, Times Office. 22 3 u Bed-breakfast, 3s; daily 4s 6d, weekly 22s 6d.—4 Clark street (off High street) ; 2 minutes from Exchange. 25my DOUGLAS PRIVATE HOTEL, next Town Hall.—Permanents 25s week. Casuals 6s day. Bed-Breakfast 4s. —Phone 12-6'Jl. BALLYMENA. High street. —Comfort and Service Assured for Permanent and Casual Guests; Permanents, 35s. —Phone 11-166. 2 3“ y COMFORTABLE ACCOMMODATION tor, BOARDERS: sunny position; beautiful view; handy to tram; terms moderate. 3 DUndas street. 23my BOARDaRESIDENCE; Bed and Breakfast or Beds; terms reduced; beds, single nights, 2s. or by week, 7s 6d.—68 Carroll street. 23my ARONUI HQUSB, ' 289 High street.— Superior ACCOMMODATION for Permanent and Casual Guests; moderate tariff. Phone 11-377, . . , 2 3my «c? IT N W X C K," O 75 STAFFORD STREET. Superior Accommodation. Every Home Comfort. Modern Conveniences. Moderate Tariff. Phone 12-677. rEITHH 0 V S B, Li SUPERIOR ACCOMMODATION. ; ,ady and Gentlemen Boarders and Guests. Moderate tariff. Attractive surroundings. On George Street Tram Route. PHONE No. 11-021., OL OB H 0 0 S E (Opposite Public Library). First-class Table and Good Accommodation at Reduced Tariff. Comfort Assured. Permanents and Casuals. Phone 11-109. JAOKS 0 N ’ 8, DUNEDIN’S LEADING PRIVATE HOTEL, ) Princes street (next Empire Theatre). Phone 13-350. Mrs R. CRAWFORD, Proprietress, VOUR PROBLEMS SOLVED A FOR ACCOMMODATION. Special Effort to Please. Enjoy a Happy Holiday by Staying at WOOD’S PRIVATE hotel, Rattray street. Centre of Town. , Moderate Tariff. Excellent Cuisine. Reserve Early. Phone 10-757. Mrs MALTHUS. “TH E LEVIATHAN” DUNEDIN’S LEADING PRIVATE HOTEL, Within One Minute, of the Railway Station. Every modern appointment. Unlimited supply hot water, laundry facilities, electric lift. ■ Day and night porter. Passengers by night express can have breakfast from 7 a.m. 1 C.T. and W,A. House. Reduced Moderate Tariff. Permanents catered for at reduced charges. Mrs A. CONNOR. Proprietress. Phone 11-979. P.O. Box 112. ADOPTION. WOULD kind person ADOPT child of 3; b0y.—386, Times. 22ju EDUCATIONAL ‘ rrHE THOROUGHNESS OF THEIR A STUDY AND THE POLISH OF THEIR EXAMINATION ANSWERS.” This is the reason assigned by the Chairman of the Examining Board of the Australasian Institute of Secretaries for the remarkable series of successes achieved ,by New Zealand candidates in competition with all Australia in securing the Gold Medai awarded to those obtaining highest marks in the Final Secretarial Examinations. * For the last three consecutive years Hemingway students have won this Gold Medal. Link up for a certain pass with the School whose students attain outstanding success in Accountancy, Secretarial, Banking, Degree, Matriculation, and other Public Examinations. HEMINGWAY’S CORRESPONDENCE SCHOOLS/ ' P.O. Box 510, Auckland. RODMURF SCHOOL OF SCIENTIFIC DRESSMAKING. Alibeli Chambers, 154 Stuart street. —Students’ Day and Evening Classes under personal supervision of Principal. J. 3. Cross Ladies’ Own Material made up or cut and tacked up; phone 13-141 ROSSBOI HAM'S COLLEGE.—Shorthorn - ., typing, Book-keeping, Government Examination. — Passed 88J per cent.; Seniors, 821 PC eent Juniors.—Telephone 10-736 MARGERY HELPS, Homecraft Studio, 58 George street (opp. Warden's). — Tuition given In all branches of Art. Day and Evening Classes. 7ju •< t USTRUSS ” Ready-mixed PAINTS for quality, none better; Brushes at cut prices.—Smiths, Ltd., Octagon. 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 to consumer.