SITUATIONS VACANT 2 lines (12 words) Is, 3 lines (18 words) Is 6d, 4 lines (24 words) 2s. WANTED, Branson’s Hotel, experienced Barman-Porter. WE Require a French Polisher for piano work.—McCracken and Walls, Dunedin. ANTED, Two Experienced Trappers; own outfit; 2000 acres block.—George Young, Clarks R.D., Outrann \TtaNTIUD, first class Motor Car Painter: >V good position to suitable man.— Little and Brown, 750 Princes street, C.2. WANTED, Laundress, experienced: also Waitress. —Apply Holy Cross College, Mosgiel. __ x¥rANTED7 reliable clean Washer; MonVV day or Tuesday morning.—79B, Times Office. ANTED, Youth for Ladder Making; good prospects.—Apply Keith Ramsay’s Factory, Jutland street. iiYLfVNTED, an experienced Waitress or VV Smart Girl to learn.—Apply The Ritz. . TITANTED, Boy, able to ride work for V> racing stable: good prospects.—Ebb Simpson. Trentham. Upper Hutt. W ANTED,~Woman to Scrub and Polish Tea Rooms once weekly.—Apply 147 Rattray street. 10.30 a.m. TITANTED, Girl or Woman to do light W gardening, milk one cow if necessary and assist with housework; wages 255; reasonable hours. —856, Times. WANTED for Central run’ Married W Man, experienced all farm work; one with dogs preferred; good separate cottage and concessions; wife no duties; good rabbiting block for winter to suitable man.—Address with references, stating wages expected, 1313, Times. rpAUMARUNUI HOSPITAL BOARD. WANTED, STAFF NURSES (2), For the Taumarunui Hospital. Taumanuiui. Salary, £llO to £l2O per annum. SECRETARY. Hospital Board. AT Z. RED CROSS SOCIETY (INC.). * (Dunedin Sub-Centre.) WANTED, JUNIOR TYPISTE, With Knowledge of Book-keeping. Apply, in own handwriting, to the SECRETARY, 2nd Floor, Queen’s Buildings, Princes street. A N T E D, WARDSMAIDS, For Dunedin Hospital. Award Wages. Living Out. Apply SUB-MATRON. SERVICEMAN SALESMAN Required urgently to Take Charge of Radio Business in a thriving South Canterbury town. Excellent prospects for an enterprising and capable man. Address RADIO, Care Times Office, Dunedin. gECRETARY, WAR ACTIVITIES JOINT COUNCIL OF THE ORDER OF ST. JOHN AND THE NEW ZEALAND RED CROSS SOCIETY. APPLICATIONS to Close SEPTEMBER 30, 1941, are called for the Position of Full-time Secretary to undertake the Administration of the War Activities of the Joint Council. Applicants should be Ineligible for military service, and possessed of initiative and tact, having a wide knowledge of Commercial, Accounting, and Secretarial Administration. Schedule of Duties, which may be seen at 63 Dixon street or 35 Druids Chambers, Wellington; also at the office of the local Joint Committee of the Joint Council, includes control of staff, conduct of store and distribution of comforts for overseas. A salary commensurate with responsibility ayd ability will be paid. Applications, stating age, experience, and salary required, together with copies of testimonials, to Joint Secretaries. P.O. Box 73. Te Aro.
SITUATIONS WANTED 2 lines (12 words) Is. 3 lines (18 words) Is 6d, 4 lines (24 words) 2s. YOUNG Girl, 21, wants Position in office; trustworthy and reliable: knowledge of typewriting.—79o, Times. Experienced Musterer, good dogs, wants run of mustering; riding preferred.—33l, Times. CAPABLE Housekeeper, plain cook, desires position as Housekeeper or Cook, 830, Times. WANTED, by young lady, position Housekeeping, Central Otago; cook for two or three men.—B42, Times Office. ROUGHCAST your Wooden House, old or new: save upkeep.—Ashton and Sons, Ltd., 50 Melbourne street (Phone 22-457) POSITION Wanted.—First class sawyer, saw doctor or tallyman wants Position in Dunedin.—Address “ L. E.,” Times Office. SOLDIER’S wife, with boy aged two, would accept light position with refined, homely people in Roxburgh for 12 months for boy’s health; prepared pay £1 week boa. I.—Communicate 813, Times. LOST AND FOUND 2 lines (12 words) Is, 3 lines (18 words) Is 6d. 4 lines (24 words!) 2s. LOST, a small black Purse, containing several pound notes; vicinity Woolworths; reward.—Phone 10-043. JOST, last week-end. Pearl Necklace, between Highgate and city.—Ring Robertson, 11-092. lOST, Wednesday, Man’s Suede Glove.— J Reward returning Liftman, H.B. Buildings. lOST, between Rattray street tram and Sheen street, small brown Purse, containing money; reward.—Communicate 839, Times. OST, D pTate~.~NciT” D 1 with strap, between Cossens and Black, Ltd., and J. and A. P. Scott, Ltd.; reward.—Cossens and Black, Ltd. lOST, Thursday or Friday, Parcel J branded CB over D in diamond, No. 4498; three feet cubic measurement; reward.—Hayes, carrier. Lower Rattray street rank. OST, Friday sth, between Dunedin and J Henley, on Clinton train, brown Handbag, containing small black purse, dole book and doctor’s Security card. Finder communicate C. H., Times Office: reward. IfiOUND, usual Fortnightly Dance. Mo--1 mona, Saturday, September 20; bus Mosgiel-Outram _ Taieri residents. Scurr’s Coal Jl 1 is good .lust now Wairaki, Star, Mossbank, Black Diamond coal obtainable from W. R, Blair, East Taieri. No short weights; no long waits. I~?OUND7~Mosgiel Pictures, Friday. Sat--1 urday, “Andy Hardy Meets Debutante.” Red letter event in the world of entertainment. "You must sec.” (Suitable Universal Exhibition.) COAL AND FIREWOOD 1 O Firewood, broadleaf, 1 ii”uO I mixed wood or pine blocks: three bags 7s Gd, six bags 14s; nine bags £l.—Smart’s Firewood Depot, 154 St Andrew street; after hours 14-072. VO HQ ’J — KAITA NG AT a* " Coal , 4-ton /O i 14s: Lignite, 4-ton, 9s 9d; Linton, 4-ton, 16s; Manuka blocks, three bags 7s 6d, nine for £1; kindling, 3s 6d.— Smart's Firewood Depot, 154 St. Andrew street. DO You Know—? You can insert your “ Want Ad ” in the Times up till 11.30 p.m. for the following morning.
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Otago Daily Times, Issue 24716, 19 September 1941, Page 1
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