SITUATIONS VACANT Advertisements of 16 words under the headings of Situations Vacant, Wanted, For Sale, To Lot, Lost and Found Miscellaneous Wants, etc.. Is per Inset tn, three consent!,.ve Insertions 2s 6d, sis conswutlve Insertions ss. Strictly cash In advance. Extra charge If booked. Business letters should bo 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. WANTED, a competent GENERAL: temporarily.—Ring 20-988 before 10 a.m. A DVERTISER 571 wishes to THANK all applicants for position, and to notify them that It has been FILLED. Expert Ladles’ HAIUDRES'SER Required to Take Charge modem salon. P.O. Box 688. WANTED, FARM HAND; good milker; no other need apply.—Apply 3 p.m. Wednesday, 38 Young street. St. Hilda. WANTED, YOUNG GIRL, to take two children but in the afternoon. —Ring 22-212. WANTED, good PLASTERER; must be good tradesman. —Holmes and Hornby, Gore. WANTED, for country home, capable GENERAL; 15s weekly; references required.—6ss, Times. WANTED. Woman COOK for men, orchard. Roxburgh district; urgently. Baker’s Agency, next Moray Place P.O. WANTED, strong LAD for farm; with or without experience.—Address, stating wages expected, to 656, Times. WANTED, next month, competent HOUSEMAID—Ring 18-703 (between 9 and 10 a.m.). WANTED. WOMAN for general housework, country.—Reply, stating age and wage l expected, to 640, Times. EXCELLENT POSITION offered Woman with 1200 to Invesf; sole control Otago and Southland; with salary and bonus. — 614, Times. ROUSBABOUTS, Youth (milk run; 255),. Youths (15-20, for farm), Cook-Gene-ral (country). Girls (town). —Land Sales Labour Bureau. WANTED, clean, tidy GIRL, (or house hold duties; state wage and experiences (sleep out). —Address 644, Times Office. WANTED, at once, thoroughly experienced HOUSE-PARLOURMAID for private home in city; dally If possible; other help kept; references.—623, Times. WANTED, immediately, HOUSEKEEPER, capable middle-aged'woman; references.—Ring 20-540 (afternoons) for appointment. WANTED MAN for dairy farm ; must be clean and used to machines; good riser essential; wages £1. —D. Finch, Kattangata. , WANTED. South Otago, a young MAN for sheep work; own dog; milk 4 cows; state age and experience; wages 255. 595, Times Office. WANTED. FARM HAND, capable working horse team, all Implements, general farm work; state wages.—S. G. M’Knlght, Becks. FOR Central Otago—Trustworthy, capable GENERAL; plain cooking ; every convenience ; state age and wage.—Reply 608, Times Office. WANTED, reliable PERSON for housework, Central Otago ; other help kept; nursing experience an advantage.—Apply, between 6-7 p.m.,' 5S Princes street, Musselburgh. HOUSEMAIDS and Waitresses (country hotels). Housemaids (town), Kitchenmaid (Institution), Housekeepers, CookGenerals, Generals (country). Bakers Agency. LABATT’S LABOUR EXCHANGE, 207 Princes st. Phone 13-305. WANTED. COWMAN-GARDENER (4045), Otago Central; GENERAL for local residence. ranted. 3XPERIENCED FROCK AND OVERLOOK MACHINISTS. D. BLACKIE, Bond Street Buildings (Entrance Police street). k MBITIOUS MEN and WOMEN Wanted everywhere. Send for Rails of “Thirty Successful Ways to ake Money,” £2O to £4O monthly; full • spare time. Experience or canvassig unnecessary. Wonderful high-grade, :w, Indeppudent Business Systeme and ervice—not a book. Very little outlay, beolutely new to Australia. Particulars nt SERVICE 13 Commercial Bank Australia Building, Sydney. INEDIN CITY COUNCIL. ie Dunedin City Council require the ccs of a QUALIFIED SALES MAN!R to take charge of a retail depart- , handling electrical appliances, such oolcing ranges, water heating applis, and any other description of appli--3 for the use and consumption of ricity. iplicants should have a complete ral knowledge and experience of the net of retail selling, and it would be dvantage if such experience included handling for sale of electrical appli--3 as referred to in the foregoing graph. tplicants to state age, whether maror single, past experience, and other ive particulars in support of applicatogether with three recent testials (copies only), lary. £S()0 per annum, irther particulars upon application to Undersigned, to whom applications be sent bv Noon on SATURDAY, 27, 1935. G. A. LEWIN, Town Clerk. wn Hall, Dunedin, July 12, 1935. SALESMANSHIP is a profession. To (A b e efficient and successful you must study and train. Getting new business is not “ just luck.” The manship Course, studied at home, will make you a more valuable man. Write for Free Prospectus, which gives details of over 300 Courses, including Salesmanship, Advertising, General Education, Journalism, Short Story Writing, Business Management. Radio, etc. INTERNATIONAL CORRESPON DENCE SCHOOLS (N.Z.), LTD., Dept. A, Box 687, Dunedin. PROFESSIONAL ENGAGEMENTS JJ EDI CA L OFFICE R. APPLICATIONS are invited, and will be* received at the Office of the North Canterbury Hospital Riccartou road, Christchurch, un to 9 a.m. of MONDAY, the 29th inst., for the POSITION of Medical Officer to the Amuri District and Medical Officer to the Amuri Hospital (Hospital, nine beds—Maternity and General). The population of the district is approximately 2200. A Subsidy of £l5O a year, with Free House, attaches to the medical practice, and £9O a year to the Position of Medical Officer to the Hospital. Applicants must give full details of qualifications and experience. W. S, WHARTON, Secretary. ADVERTISING pays Us way, often many times over. It will permit lower prices through Increased volume. It can reduce selling coste. It can lessen the time in which a product moves from factory to consumer.
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Otago Daily Times, Issue 22631, 24 July 1935, Page 1
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