Page 1 Advertisements Column 5

Otago Daily Times, Issue 23362, 30 November 1937, Page 1

SITUATIONS VACANT Advertisements of 16 words under the headings ot Situations Vacant, Wanted, Tor 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. Business letters should be addressed to The Manager, and not The Editor. CECOND COOK Wanted (male), for O Leviathan Hotel. Must be experienced. WANTED, capable MAID for general housework.—Apply Mrs Spedding, Moseiel. WANTED, GIRL as Companion; do light work; In country home; 2 adults.—Address " Home," Box 479, UamW ANTED, for Pembroke, willing GIRL to assist in kitchen and do light j work lor 6 weeks; no cooking; 20s.— Apply to Mrs J. S. Sinclair. 135 Eglinton road, after 4.30 p.m.; or ring 10-977. SITUATIONS WANTED Advertisements of 16 words under the headings of Situations Vacant, Wanted, For Sale, To Let, Lost and Found, Miscellaneous Wants, etc. le per Insertion, three consecutive Insertions 2s 6d, six consecutive Insertions ss. Strict! v cash In advance. Extra charge If booked Business letters should tie addressed to The Manager, and not The Editor. DENTAL Mechanic OPEN for ENGAGEMENT.—476. Times. ROUGHCAST your Wooden House, old or new: save upkeep.—Ashton and Sons. 50 Melbourne street (phone 22-457). POSITION as Housekeeper, sole charge, or Companion-Help to lady wanted; I town, suburbs; references.—sll, Times. tTOUNG Lady, country, Wants WORK I witli homely people after New Year: I housekeeping or general help.—s 97, Times. lADY-HELP desires Light POSITION J in Dunedin or suburbs; good home essential. —591, Times. CAPABLE SHORTHAND TYPIST, experienced invoices, filing, etc., requires POSITION.—S7O, Times. EXPERIENCED Rabbiter (42), Wants BLOCK; all year round; trapping or poisoning; first-class references.—' Rabbiter," Box 479, Oamaru. 'OUSEKEEPER (boy 14). refined, de- -».*. sires POSITION; good home; sole charge; disengaged shortly.—Address 543, Times. MIDDLE-AGED Woman Wants SITUATION as general help and to assist housework; country.—Address 553, Times Office. WANTED, permanent POSITION: experienced all farm work; capable taking charge; separate cottage: handy to school; state wages, full particulars.—Address Otago Farmers', Balclutha. WANTED, POSITION on farm, near' Dunedin; can milk by hand or machine; also can handle team or tractor; experience with sheep.—Address 540, Times Office. MAKER'S AGENCY, 5 Stafford street.- -* Shearers, Shed Hands, Cooks, Couples, Fencers, Ploughmen, Farm Hands, Youths. Porters, Housekeepers, Domestics, Rouseabouts, Hotel Workers, any class of worker you require. Wires, BAKER'S AGENCY, Dunedin. Phone 13-301. After hours 13-259. LOST AND FOUND T OST, at His Majesty's Theatre, Tawn FUR: reward.—s 94, Times. LOST, Large Fox Terrier DOG—Reward j returning to 158 Macandrew road. OST, Dodge HUI? CAP.—Finder ring JL< 11-277. Reward. ' OST, Black and White Wire-haired ~l TERRIER; about week ago.—Please phone 20-691 or 16 Corao street. J OST, one Green BUDGERIGAR, on J Sunday afternoon, from 382 Bay View road, St. Clair. Reward. OST, between Atkinson street and OcJ tagon Phone Box, SPECTACLES Ring 10-231. Reward. LOST, Oamaru, Black, Tan and White SLUT; Fleet; reward.—Phone 10X, Duntroon; W. Simpson, 12C, Tokarahi. T OST, Black Spaniel PUP, vicinity Show / Grounds; finder rewarded.—Ring J. Sutton, Tahuna Park (22-410). ' OST, about Milton, Motor Car RegistraU tion NUMBER PLATE; 129,237.—Reward on returning to D. Sproull, FairI field. [7OULD PERSON who took wrong .V SUITCASE from Midnight Express, I Sunday, between Dunedin and Palmerston, communicate 571, Times? I OST: Would lorry driver who picked J up lady's Fawn OVERCOAT on main road south of Clinton, Saturday afternoon, please communcate E. McHardy, Wairuna? LOST Brown Leather Motoring GLOVE; Portobello-South Dunedin-Caver-sham; Friday night.—Phone 10-316 during day. I OST. in town, Saturday Morning, Gold J Wristlet WATCH; treasured gift; good reward.—Kindly communicate 583 Times. I OST, North Ground, Sunday Morning. J near corner St. David and King streets, Bunch KEYS—Finder please ring 10-562. Reward. TOST, POCKET WALLET, \jl vicinity Dowling street, containing personal papers and money; good reward. MILNES, Properly Sellers, Ltd., 4 Dowling street. }?OUND: Momona School Break-up 1 Concert and Prize-giving, FRIDAY, December 3. Complete programme Dy children. Dance to follow. Supper.—L. J. Gamble. Secretary. 170UND: Euchre. Extended Night; HtghJF cliff Hall; THURSDAY, December 2; good supper; prizes and music; Admission Is. ;_' I ?OUND—Here's a novelty, a Christmas : Gift of your favourite musical number by Truvoice Recording Studios.—Ring 20-418. I l?OUND: Remodel, £1 10s, at Otago 1 Dental Service. 206 Princes street. 3 I doors below Woolworths. OUND: Taxis and Rental Cars availiX 1 able, day and night. Telephone I 11-433 (White Star), for service.—White Star Motors. TRADE PERSONAL HURRY: We are still taking suit orders for Christmas (made on premises).— H. L. Steedman, Ltd., " Stylecraft " Tailors, fashion experts, above Barton s, Manse street. /CAREER HAIRDRESSING COLLEGE, \J Authorised Training School, now at commodious premises in Broadway.— Phone 10-639. I?RROL JAMES wins the Free Oxley 'i PRAM, Mr and Mrs J. W, Smith, Ravensbourne. Another free pram this quarter. nOR White Star Roslyn TAXI DEPOT I JL Ring 21-308 (Depot: Stewart and I Jones) or 11-433 (Main Office). .iTIIITE STAR RENTAL CARS (drive VV yourself). Baby Cars to 6-scaters; minimum charge 10s.—White Star Motors. 20 Stafford street (phone 11-433). * r s EUGENE PERMANENT WAVE 1 t) Full head; Latest Non-electric Permanent Wave, £l. Shampoo and Reset, 3s; Marcelling. 2s; Haircut. Is. ART BEAUTY SALON. 135 George street. Phone 18-040. TLCERS AND STOMACH SICKNESS - KJ It's sure and reliable to take MA VEX SLIPPERY ELM STOMACH COMPOUND —eleven-in-one cure for stomach and bowel ulcers, stomach nerves, and sickness, vomiting, etc. Try it for breakfast; 3s (3s 3d posted).—Marshall's Pharmacy and Wilkinson and Son, Chemists. iTEELITE PAINTS—Put your labour „) into something durable; " Steelite " I Red and Green for service.—Smith and Smith, Limited.