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Otago Daily Times, Issue 22422, 17 November 1934, Page 1

SITUATIONS VACANT Advertisements of 1G words under the headings of Situations Vacant Wanted, For Sale, To Let, Lost and Pound, Miscellaneous Wants, etc.. Is per Insertion, three consecutive insertions 2s Od, six consecutive Insertions ss. Strictly cash in advance. Extra charge If booked. Business letters should be addressed to The Manager, and not The Editor. Advertisers are informed that letters addressed to a nom-de-plume or Initials, care of any Post Office, will not in future be received by the Postal Department. /jIQ THANKS nil applicants; position ■tl-J-t/ now FILLED. WANTED, smart WOMAN; must bo good bottle washer. —Apply 797 King street. MARRIED PLOUGHMAN, separate cottage, £2 ; wife no duties ; Blade and Machine Shearers, 3000 each.—Baker's Agency. WANTED, MAN, for team work; permanent ; wages, 25s per week; references required.—Loan Mercantile, Dunedin. WANTED, YOUTH, assist milking and odd jobs; machines used; good homo; Taieri.—-Address 543, Times Office. WANTED, strong YOUTH, milk and do odd jobs; 10s week.—S. Nolan,- Waikouaiti. WANTED, 1 or 2 good MEN, bottle collecting turnouts provided.—Apply 797 King -:reet. WANTED, capable GENERAL HELP; mufet be good plain cook; apply, with references, ring 10-039 for appointment. WANTED, COMPANION-HELP, for Roxburgh, 4 to G weeks.—Apply 152 Highgate, Roslyn. Telephone 20-071. WANTED, YOUTH, for dairy farm, Dunedin ; 10s and found; must be good milker.—so 3, Times Office. CAPABLE ASSISTANT required for office; mostly evening work.—Address 592, Times Office. WANTED, LAD. for farm, Balclutha; to milk 3 cows, etc.; 15s week.—s9B, Times Office. WANTED, immediately, competent TEAMSTER ; Walmate district. —Apply Ross, Waihao Forks. TAILORESS WANTED at once; used to first-class work.—R. B. Lerrigo, 52a Moray place, next Y.M.C.A. WANTED, kindly middle-aged WOMAN, for elderly lady ; country; able to use morphia needle ; £l.—Baker’s Agency. WANTED, capable GIRL; domestic duties ; dally ; references.—Apply 75 Playfair street, or phone 23-496. WANTED. two first-class MACHINE SHEARERS, approx. 1500 merinos; commence 23rd. —Phone 20M, Cromwell. 4 MONTHS’ WORK, suitable man; fruit picking, cutting 3 acres grass; wages £1 per week (minimum) and found.—Apply phone 32D, Roxburgh. WANTED, GIRL, December 1, over 20 years; capable taking charge; 2 children ; 12s 6d week.—Apply “ Bast Taieri,” CJo Times Office. WANTED, for mercantile house, experienced SHORTHAND-TYPlSTß.—Ad-dress. with references, and stating age, 572, Times Office. WANTED, PLOUGHMAN and general farm hand; must be good with horsest — Apply New Zealand Loan and Mercantile Agency Co., Ltd., Dunedin. WANTED, immediately, for sheep run and fattening property, Central Otago, experienced single WORKING MANAGER.— Full particulars on personal application to Dalgety and Co., Ltd., Dunedin. BAKER’S AGENCY (next Moray Place Post Office). —Machine and Blade Shearers, Ploughmen, Rouseabouts, Shearers’ Cooks, Chefs, Shepherds, Housekeepers, Housemaids, Waitresses, Cooks, House-Par-lourmaids, Women, Girls (country). PROFESSIONAL ENGAGEMENTS PALMERSTON NORTH HOSPITAL BOARD. POSITION OF MEDICAL SUPERINTENDENT. PALMERSTON NORTH HOSPITAL. APPLICATIONS are invited for the above Position. Salary to commence, £BOO per annum, with free house. Further details may be had on application to the Undersigned, with whom applications Close on SATURDAY, December 15, 1934. A. J. PHILLIPPS, Managing Secretary. November 15, 1934. P.O. Box 382, Palmerston North. LOST AND FOUND Advertisements of 16 words under the headings of Situations Vacant, Wanted, For Sale, To Let, Lost and Pound, Miscellaneous Wants, etc.. Is per Insertion, three consecutive insertions 2s 6d, six consecutive insertions ss. Strictly cash in advance. Extra charge if booked. "Business letters should be addressed to The Manager, and not The Editor. LOST. SILVER WATCH, gold chain attached.—Reward returning No. 1 Serpentine avenue. lOST, one Leather Gauntlet GLOVE j vicinity St. Joseph's Cathedral. —Finder please ring 23-087 LOT, Black-cheeked Nyassa LOVE BIRD. Reward on returning to Binnie’s Bird Store, St. Andrew street. LOST, pair ■ boy’s BROWN SANDALS, either Princes or George streets. —Finder communicate 16 Hazel avenue. Reward. lOST Thursday, Brown FUR NECKLET, J between Anderson’s Bay-Logan Park. — Finder ring 22-316. LOST Wednesday, Christchurch-Dunedln express (between Oarnaru and Hampden), cluster DIAMOND RING; reward.— Ring Times, Port Chalmers. STRAYED, from Normanby, 3 MILKING COWS, —Communicate with 594, Times Office. FOUND —DANCE. Pukehikl Hall. Tuesday, November 20: good music; Harmony Boys; admission. Is. FOUND —9ct Signet, 8s 6d, free Initials; Wedding Ring, 17s 6d ; i-dozen spoons given._F. Himrael, 34 George street. Found —Diamond Cluster and Three-stone Engagement RINGS, £7 10s up; best value Watches. —F. Himrael. George street. i"~iOUND —FARMERS' FIELD PIPES—3In f 13s, 41n 21s, 61n 43s per 100£t, plus sales tax. Flower Pots, Sin to Sin.—'Tileries, Abbotsford HJy Lost —A Set of Teeth; Found a Better One for £2 X2s 6d.—American Dental. George and Pitt streets, Dunedin. FOUND —Your Teeth REMODELLED, perfect fit, strong suction, £1 10s.—American Dental, corner George and Pitt streets. I^OUND— REMBRANDT STUDIOS; Book ’ Now for Xmas Photographs at Studio, 199 George street (phone 13-726). MA FRIMONIAL (IHRISTMAS FRIENDS NOW. —Introducj tions arranged: genuine; strictly confidential. —At Aroha Sinclair’s Matrimonial Social Bureau, Box 39, Wellington. LADY (with means), desires the FRIENDSHIP and advice of unattached gentleman over 37; Government servant preferred : view matrimony.—s9o, Times Office. PERSONAL VI7OULD “ Ex-Railwayman ” or " SymVY pathiser ” make himself KNOWN in confidence to an interested party?—Write 579, Times Office. 171 RE D LLOYD MORG AN, . son of the late John Morgan, of Enfield, Middlesex, England, and nephew of Katharine Morgan, or any of his descendants, is asked to communicate with THE PUBLIC TRUSTEE, Wellington, Cl. A OVERUSING pays it.- way alien many times over ll will permit lower prices through increased volume. It can reduce EOlling costs. It can lessen the time in which » product moves from factory to consumer.