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Otago Daily Times, Issue 22125, 1 December 1933, Page 1

SITUATIONS VACANT Advertisements of 16 words under the headinns of Situations Vacant, Wanted, For Sale. I'o Let, Lost and Found. Miscellaneous Wants etc.. Is per Insertion, three consecutive Insertions 2s Hd, sis consecutive Insertions 5s Strictly cash In advance. Extra charge If booked. w ANTED, GIRL to assist milk and light housework. —134, Times. Id WANTED. SMART BOY. about 16.—Apply F. Kropp, Deep Sea Fish Supply, Friday, 9 a.in. WANTED, MAN, for dairy farm; must be good milker; wages £1 weekly.— 130, Times. Id WANTED (temporarily), capable MAID; no washing; plain cooking; references. 128, Times, Id WANTED, experienced TEAMSTER; all implements; milk and general work when required ; wages 30s.—Benson, Warepa. WANTED, YOUNG MAN, for kitchen work, country.—Apply Baker’s Agency, next Moray Place Post Office. WANTED, capable GIRL; general housework ; plain choking; wages 12s 6d per week.—Address 155, Times. WANTED. YOUNG MAN, for farm; must be good milker; wages 10s a week and found. —V. J. Albrecht, Owaka. WANTED, a TEAMSTER, with knowledge of sheep work ; state age and wage expected.—Box 75, Alexandra. WANTED, urgently, YOUTH, to milk two cows, also sheep work; wages, 15s per week. —Address Box 23, Herlot. WANTED, WOMAN or GIRL, for dairy farm;, able to miik. —Address No. 112, Times. 30n WANTED, strong Intelligent YOUTH, learn farming; wages according to ability. John Christie, Warepa. WANTED, capable, middle-aged WOMAN, as cook ; country ; Geraldine district; wages 25s.—Address 85, Times Office. WANTED, strong YOUTH, for farm work. Address, stating wage, 86, Times Office. 29n START MACHINE KNITTING: It solves unemployment worries; catalogue free. Saunders and Co.. Ltd., Box 872, Wellington. WANTED, for Central Otago, two good BLADE SHEARERS; £1 per 100; approx. 1000 per man; start December 11; state age.—lsl, Times. WANTED, several smart Young Lady CANVASSERS ; refined appearance; remunerative and dignified work; experience unnecessary.—l 33, Times. WANTED, for Central Otago, WOOLCLASSBR; approximately 4000 halfbred sheep, starting December 10; wages £1 per day.—Loan Mercantile. WANTED, steady general FARM HAND, Central Otago; assist milk few cows; work Implements: wages 17s 6d per week; good riser.—Address 143, Times Office. WANTED, throe BLADE SHEARERS, commence Monday; Central Otago; 2000 per man.—Apply Otago Farmers', Dunedin. WANTED, MAN, with 30cwt or 2-ton truck, to travel; benzine and keep supplied.—Reply, stating price per week, W. Clancy, P. 0., Omakau. WANTED, reliable FARM HAND; must be good worker and good milker essential; wages 22s Od per week and found.— North and Sons. Dmimf. 29n TI7ANTED, urgently, Strong YOUTH, for Vt Central Otago farm; must be good milker (machines), and used to horses; wages 3 ss; references required.—Address 124, Times. TI/TACHINE and Blade Shearers, WoolivX ciasser. Youths, Cowman-gardener, Cowboys,- Single Gardener, Blacksmith, Girls (assist), Generals, Housekeeper, Waitress, Dally Housemaid, Probationer Nurse. Baker’s Agency, Moray place. AN Excellent Opportunity for a Keli- £*- able, Progressive MAN, with from 125 to £35, to Conduct Mail Order Busiless in spare time, selling goods in coninual demand. Splendid profits. Genune inquirers please send 6 penny stamps. ‘MAIL ORDER,” P.O. Box 143, Auekand. Id f ABATT’S LABOUR EXCHANGE. 207 Princes street. Phone 13-305. WANTED: BLADE SHEARERS JRGENTLY; Cook-general for country marding house, also for town; Housemaid Waitress for country; Generals for town md couhtry; Experienced Canvassers for iuick-selling lines. _ WAITING ENGAGEMENT: Expertmeed Teamsters, Rouseabout, Machine Shearers, Married Couples, Waitresses, itc. Q.REENKEEPEK Required by TIMARU BOWLING CLUB. .Applications Close DECEMBER 7. Particulars regarding salary and duties m application. JAMES SIMPSON, Church street, Timaru. jpilE OTAGO HOSPITAL BOARD. APPLICATIONS (with testimonials) vill be received by the Undersigned until [0 o’clock a.m. on TUESDAY, JANUARY !3, 1934, for the position of MATRONjVakari Hospital (Tuberculosis Institu;ion), at a salary commencing at the ■ate of £l6O per annum, rising by two mnual increments of £5 and £lO respec;ively to a maximum salary at the rate >f £175 per annum, duties to commence (larch 1, 1934. JQHN JACOBS, Secretary. November 30, 1933. gUCCESS LIES IN A MAN HIMSELF! Satisfaction with one’s present attain;nt is man’s deadliest enemy in this ,dern age. Get the TRAINING that ■ans advancement. Spare time study of ’ I.C.S. Course will give it to you. The ternational Correspondence Schools can lin you for success in ELLCTIUCAL TOINEERING, MATRICULATION, JOURNALISM, DRAUGHTSMANSHIP. JILDING. Many other courses to oose from. Write to-day for full par:ulars. The time is NOW. IE INTERNATIONAL CORKE>ONDENCE SCHOOLS (N.Z.). LTD.. Dept. A, Box 687, Dunedin. GENTS AND AGENCIES STCHURCH Manufacturing Company ire AGENTS for Southland Otago dlslines already firmly established- — 119, Times. 30n CHIROPRACTIC OPRACTIC FOR HEALTH. GILES & GILES, Graduates. Eighteenth Year of b. Members N.Z. and A.C.A. (Inc.), latest methods, including X-ray md No 2 Neurocalometer. Office: iUILDING. PRINCES STREET. 9.30-12.30 and 1.30-5.30; Satur--9.30-12.30 Phone 13-750. ITHONY H. THOMSON (Graduate P.S.C., Memb. N.Z. and A.C.A., Inc.) ial Service with the Most Modern trie Nerve Testing Instruments, roscope and X-ray, etc, used in Chiropractic. ROPRACTIC HEALTH ROOMS, SAVOY BUILDING, pray place. Phone 13-010. rs; 9.30-12. 2.30-5.30: Sat., to 12.30. & J WILLIAMSON, CHIROPRACTIC HEALTH SERVICE, e practise Chiropractic exactly as cated by B- J- Palmer, with the very st Instruments, No. 2 Neurocalometer X-ray. LONIAL MUTUAL BUILDINGS, lorner Princes and High streets. Phone 10-958, fs: 9-12, 2.30-5.30; Closed Saturdays.