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Otago Daily Times, Issue 23951, 28 October 1939, Page 1

SITUATIONS VACANT ! ITT ANTED, a THIRD COOK.—Apply The | VV Savoy. I WANTED, an experienced WAITRESS, | £2 weekly.—Apply The Savoy. WANTED, capable HELP.—Ring 1768, j Oamaru, during evening. WANTED, for country town, MAID; ! Protestant: state wages.—267. Times, j WANTED, good GENERAL HELP, plain cooking: 30s.—Phone 10-322, WANTED, reliable COWBOY-GAR- j DENER, for North Otago: knowledge i gardening essential; good home; award wages.—Dalgetys, Oamaru. TENDERS for MUSIC. 3 players, Annual Dance, Seacliff Catholic Church, December 26, 8.30 p.m. till 2 a.m.—H. Tod, hon. sec. gMART FEMALE ASSISTANT. With Pleasing Personality, REQUIRED. Drapery experience preferred, but not necessary. Apply in person. WOODWORTH’S. pUBLfC SERVICE. APPLICATIONS (to be made on P.S.C. Form 17A. obtainable at principal Post Offices) will be received up till NOON on 7th NOVEMBER. 1939, for the position of CHILD WELFARE OFFICERS (male). EDUCATION DEPARTMENT; commencing salary will be within a range, of from £315 to £355 per annum, according to qualifications and experience, if up to the required, standard. It is desired that applicants should be under 35 years of age and of good physique. The holding of a University degree, diploma or teacher’s certificate will be regarded as qualifications, as will also experience in social work amongst boys. The successful applicant may be required to take up a position at any centre in New Zealand, but an appointee would probably be stationed at one of the larger centres. Duties include investigation. of cases of children and youths coming before the courts; placement of boys and State wards in situations where necessary, and their subsequent supervision. The appointee should have organising ability and should be prepared to undertake social constructive work amongst youth, in the community. Further study of social welfare literature and the special legislation will be necessary to qualify for promotion. The appointment will be subject to the provisions of the various Acts and Regulations affecting the Public Service. The successful applicant will require to bear any expense incurred in travelling to take up a position. When submitting applications, COPIES only of testimonials need be forwarded—SECRETARY, Public Service Commissioner, Wellington, C.l. ■ SITUATIONS WANTED Advertisements of 16 words under the headings of Situations Vacant, Wanted, For 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. PAINTER and paperhanger seeks private WORK, town or country—24B, Times. ROUGHCAST your Wooden House: old or new; save upkeep.—Ashton and Sons, 50 Melbourne street (phone 22-457). WANTED, by experienced man, WORK on farm or station; drive team and fence.—lßo, Times. '?'\TANTED, by young woman, light POSITION, housewdrk or companion-help, with homely people.—l 92, Times. "SLANTED, POSITION, look after old <\ lady or gentleman.—Address 214, lines Office. MARRIED shepherd, capable of managing. desires POSITION, any district: wife cook for men.—2l9, Tirpes. Office. CAPABLE Woman "desires POSITION cleaning dally or cooking for shearers: urgent.—2os, Times. SHEARING— 3 years’ experience; POSITION, shed hand on run; available November 22 until March.—Reply 251, Times. SALESMAN, excellent returns, good connection, Invercargill and district, •seeks POSITION with old-established firm. Address 164, Times Office. OAINTING and DECORATING; Get our 1 quote for your job before deciding " Brighter Homes.” R. Phelan and Sons, 290 King Edward street. Dunedin South' Phone 22-269 LACKING AND BLADE SHEARERS. L Classers, Cooks, Shed Hands, Press- ;, Rollers. Youths, Married Couples, actor Drivers, Ploughmen. Shepherds, rm Labourers, Orchard Hands, any irker you require. BAKER’S AGENCY, i Stafford street, Phone 13-301; after lours 13-259. Wires; Baker's Agency, Dunedin. PROFESSIONAL pRO FES SION AL. If we cannot Cure you WE DO NOT TREAT YOU. MASSAGE AND MEDICAL ELECTRIC INSTITUTE, 3 BROADWAY ■ Only Regd. Masseurs in attendance. In 27 years of practice our patients are legion. No fictitious testimonials. We grant a personal interview to our satisfied patients. Nervous diseases, Insomnia Sciatica. Neuritis, Lumbago, Fibresilis, Rheumatoid Arthritis. Chiropody. Make your appointment. Phone 18-084. Turkish Baths, Steam Baths, Diathermy, Ultra-violet, Radiant Heat. Patients treated in own homes. £JHIROPRACTIC HEALTH CLINIC. • GILES & GILES, Palmer Graduates. Membs. N.Z.A.C.A. Latest methods, including X-ray and ; No. 2 Neurocalomeler. Phone 13-750. Office: H.B. BUILDING, Princes street. Hours. 9.30-12.30 and 1.30-5.30. Sat. : 12.30. and by Appointment. j TT G. C O O M B E, ■ MANIPULATIVE ELECTROHOMCEOPATHIST. 82A Bond street, Dunedin, Specialises in HEART. NERVES. BLOOD PRESSURE. Consultations Free. QEO RG E GOURLIE. ; Consulting Medical Herbalist and ] Homoeopathic Therapeutist. Rooms. 407 PRINCES STREET. ■ Dunedin. C.l. All Forms ol Ailments Treated. Each Case Dispensed for Exclusively on Diagnostic Findings. Call or Write. ; CHIROPRACTIC CHIROPRACTIC 'HEALTH ROOMS. AN THONY THOMSON. £* Palmer Graduate, Memb. N.Z.A.C.A. Office Phone 13-010. Modern methods, including Nerve Testing, X-ray, and Fluroscope. Write for my Free Booklet, “ How to Obtain Health.” SAVOY BUILDING, Moray place. Hours: 9.30 to 12, 2.30 to 5.30; Sat, to 12.30, and by Appointment. i t £ 1 £ I