SITUATIONS VACANT Advertisements of 16 words under the heading's of Situations Vacant. Wanted, For Sale, To Let, Lost and Found, Miscellaneous Wants, etc.. Is per insertion, three consecutive Insertions 2s Cd, six consecutive insertions ss. Strictly cash in advance. Kxtra charge if boohed. Business letters should be addressed to The Manager, and not The Editor. I 3AINTERS 1 ;—Wanted, a good BRUSH HAND or Improver to trade.—W. Findlater, painter, Palmerston. m/m rANTED, YOUTH for farm; milk two »V cows, general farm work.—Apply George Stevenson, Weston. WANTED, homely WOMAN; housework, cooking; N. Otago farm; small adult household; wages £l.-367, Times. WANTED, refined, capable young LADY as hospital aide in maternity home.—Hospital, Box 479, Oamaru. A LEADING Wholesale North Island Saddlery requires the services of a first-class STRAPPING HAND, Experienced in making Blocked Leggings, Trotting Hopples, Boots, etc. Apply, in first instance, to:— " SADDLERY," C/o J. Ilott, Ltd., Advertising Agents, Southern Cross Buildings, Auckland, C.l. SITUATIONS WANTED CAPABLE woman wants SITUATION; I general; Dunedin.—232, Times. ROUGHCAST your Wooden House, old A) or new; save upkeep.—Ashton and Sons, 50 Melbourne street (phone 22-457). MARRIED Couple wish SITUATION as rouseabout-shepherd; all experience and good reference. —331, Times. ANTED, SITUATION Companion- . . Help; capable person; Dunedin or suburbs.—3sß, Times. ■yOUNG Lady Wants POSITION 'com- \ panion-help; town or country.—296, COUNTRY Youth (19) Wants WORK with rabbiter; small wage accepted in return for experience.—366, Times. CAPABLE, trustworthy person Wants POSITION housekeeping for gentleman; sleep 0ut.—363, Times. AN, 14 years' experience driving horses, Wants WORK; town or country; good worker; references.—274, Times. rOPKINS, CHIMNEY SWEEP, DunL edin's established practical Sweep; all parts city and suburbs; cheapest and best.—Phone 22-283. 'OUNG MAN, good character, tidy, willing, anxious Learn Sheep Farming; able milk; must be good home; start April.—3sl, Times. SPHALTING, Concreting, Walls, .a. Kerbs, Paths, Repairing, Top-dressing, etc.; practical men.—Hoyne and Son, Musselburgh (phone 23-965). WANTED, POSITION (preferably Central Otago) by Male Clerk with 12 years' experience mercantile office; good references.—Address 368, Times. IAPABLE married couple want POSI\J TION, managing hotel, or husband barman, wife cook; prefer country; start immediately.—297, Times. ;7ANTED, by experienced Shepherd, t r Married Couple's POSITION; no children; good references.—Apply National Mortgage, Clinton. IT7ANTED, BLOCK by 2 experienced VV Rabbiters; trap, poison, and ferret; start now; Central Otago; bonus accordingly.—3o6, Times. RANTED, POSITION as grocer's assisttt ant; 7 years' experience with one firm; excellent testimonials; town or country.—279, Times. \ -••-.. . », »AINTING and PAPERHANGING—u Brighter Homes offer you the Bedrock Price for your job; tradesman, and best materials.—7 David street, Caversham. Phone 22-269. EXPERIENCED high-country Shepherd — i (29), married, one child, desires POSITION managing or shepherding; N. or S. Island; state wages.—Address to 272, Times. MAKER'S AGENCY, ) 5 Stafford street (Just off Princes street). Telegrams: Baker's Agency, Dunedin. Shearers, Shed Hands, Cooks, Married Couples, Farm Hands, Housekeepers, Domestics, Hotel Workers. Phone 13-301. After hours. 13-259. AGENCIES WANTED JEW AGENCES REQUIRED. A live manufacturers' agent, with headquarters and sample rooms in Auckland and with good connections, would like some additional lines. He has an excellent record, is prepared to travel the whole of the Dominion, and can guarantee energetic representation. Write, in first instance, to:— " SALES," C/o J. Inglis Wright, Ltd., Advertising Agents, Box 801, Auckland. PARTNERSHIP ANTED, by young Man (23), of good address and education, PARTNERSHIP in indent or other similar successful business.—2ss, Times Office. MATRIMONIAL PROFESSIONAL Lady, Dunedin (35), seeks Gentleman, kindly nature, interested quiet, homely life, view Marriage; photos exchanged.—Esme Carter Social Club, Majestic Theatre Buildings, Wellington. k LL LONELY PEOPLE—Write to-day to .\. Box 1851, Auckland; view matrimony; wide choice available; confidence respected; guaranteed individual attention till suited; many Canterbury clients. DUNEDIN young man (28), smart appearance, good living, permanent position, car, desires FRIENDSHIP, view marriage, sincere girl.—La Reine, Box 7, Wellesley street, Auckland. ONELY People Join Happy Penfriends" j.J Club, view Matrimony; all ages; strictly confidential.—Agnes Hart, Box 11, Te Aro. Stamp replies. PERSONAL 10RONATION CONTINGENT. NURSING SISTERS who served in the Great War are asked to forward their Applications to the Director of Medical Services, N.Z. Military Headquarters, Buckle street, Wellington, C. 3., before February 16, 1937. Further information from Returned Sisters' Association, or R.S.A. CORONATION VISITORS. Coronation Visitors and Tourists can avoid trouble and possible disappointment by ordering cars in New Zealand. Definite supply, at keenest prices, of any make of car, new or second-hand, is assured. Delivery given on arrival, and resale or shipment to New Zealand arranged. All information concerning cars free from: — \ IMPORTING DEPARTMENT, J. E. Jenkins and Co., Ltd., 46 Victoria street, Auckland. mo bring out the lustre and beauty of X your Hair when washing it, use ORIENTAL HENNA SHAMPOOS; they're simply delightful, try them; packets 6d each, at Hendy's Hairdressing Rooms, 208 Princes street.
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Otago Daily Times, Issue 23108, 6 February 1937, Page 1
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