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Otago Daily Times, Issue 24834, 6 February 1942, Page 1

SITUATIONS VACANT 2 lines (12 words) Is, 3 lines (18 woids) Is 6d. 4 lines (24 words) 2s, booking extra. WANTED, Youth, 17 to 19 years.—Apply Lino Products, Ltd., Ward street. ANTED" experienced' Waitress.—Apply Elite Tearooms. 96 Princes street. ONIE’S Private Hotel, Ranfurly, wants urgently capable Female General or experienced Housemaid-Waitress. ANTED, until Easter, Domestic Help: mornings; no washing.—Fraser’s Bakery. Phone 20-679. , ’ ANTED, capable Girl, as housemaidwaitress; Strath Taieri Hotel, Middlemarch. Phone 28. WANTED, immediately, Third Cook, for Dunedin Hospital; award wages.— Apply Sister Dietitian. ANTED’, WardsmaTds or Cleaning Women for Dunedin Hpspital; award wages; living out.—Apply Sub-matron. Sexton, for St. John’s and Waikouaiti Public Cemetery.—Apply G. Knight or T. Scofield, secretaries. ANTED, Youth, mixed farm, situated Southland; tractor work taught: good conditions. —Apply 321 Cumberland street, or phone 10-383, ANTED, immediately, for few weeks. Housekeeper, lor two men; light position; state wages.—Address Box 73, Ranfurly. ‘ . VACANCY FOR STRONG LAD OR MAN As ROTARY MACHINIST (Night Work). Previous experience not essential. Apply Manager, OTAGO DAILY TIMES. A N OPPORTUNITY IS OFFERED To a WELL-EDUCATED- LAD (Over 16- years of age) To join the NIGHT READING STAFF of the Otago Daily Times. Slight physical handicap no disadvantage. APPIy MANAGER. yy A N T ' B D. STRONG, ACTIVE LADS. MACKINTOSH CALEY PHCENIX, LTD., Maclaggan street. yy A N T E D. FOR REDWOOD RABBIT BOARD. THOROUGHLY EXPERIENCED RABBITERS, \ Married or single. Permanent position, easy country. Award wage, plus a bonus of twopence, each for every rabbit killed. Apply, with copies of references, to A. H. GOYDER, Springlands, Blenheim. SITUATIONS WANTED 2 lines (12 words) Is, 3 lines (18 words*' Is 6d. 4 lines (24 words) 2s, booking extra. EXPERIENCED married rabbiter wants Block. Otago Central: can start immediately.—774, Times. WANTED, Plain Cooking, light housework, from 4 to 6.30, afternoon; capable.—79l, Times. WANTED, a Rabbiting Block; anywhere; for two experienced young men who have full equipment.—Replies to J. Lindsay and Co., Dunedin. ROUGHCAST your Wooden House, old or new; save upkeep.—Ashton and Sons, Ltd., 50 Melbourne street (Phone 22-457)., : ■ :. , ■ ’ - ■ REFINED, capable lady of good address, desires Position, housekeeping, elderly gentleman; highest credentials.—7ss, Times. ■ MATRIMONIAL ■pENFRIENDS Introduction Service for A lonely people.—Sylvia Gerard, 63 Queen street. Auckland.

CONSULTING OPTICIANS AND WATSON. LTD.. 2 OCTAGON. DUNEDIN. Phone 11-025., .. G. AND T. YOUNG. 73 PRINCES STREET. DUNEDIN. Phone 10-799. LTD., p E 3 TER DICK 59 PRINCES STREET, DUNEDIN. Phone 13-308. jQAWSON'S, LIMITED. 72 PRINCES STREET, DUNEDIN. Phone 11-846. JJUGH AND G. K. NEILL. LTD.. 198 GEORGE STREET, DUNEDIN. Phone 13-156. OPTICAL CO., LTD., 119 PRINCES STREET. DUNEDIN. Phone 11-551. CHIROPRACTIC QHIROPRACTIC HEALTH CLINIC. GILES AND GILES, Palmer Graduates, Membs. N.Z. and A.C.A. Latest Methods, including X-ray and No. 2 Neurocalcmeter. Phone 13-750. Hours: -9.30-12.30 and 1.30-5.30. Saturday, 12.30. Office: HALLENSTEIN’S BUILDING, Corner of PRINCES ST. and OCTAGON. ANTHONY THOMSON, Palmer Graduate, Memb. N.Z.A.C.A. Office phone 13-010. Modern Methods, including Nerve Testing, X-ray and Fluoroscope. Hours: 9.30 to 12, 2.30 to 5.30; Sat., to 12.30; and by appointment. SAVOY BUILDING, MORAY PLACE JAMES S. CAMPBELL. L.C.C. Graduate, Memb. N.Z.A.C.A. X-RAY AND’ PATHO-NEUROMETER. Office: C.M.L. Bldg., opp. Exchange Bldg. Hours: 9.30-12.30, 2.30-5.30, and Saturday, 12.30. Phone 10-832 for Appointment. DENTISTRY Otago dental SERVICE. 206 Princes street (opp. Bank N.Z.). THREE-HOUR REPAIR SERVICE. Phone 18-126 Room 1 ADVERTISING Is accepted as a necessary part of modern business promotion. It has won a place for itself in virtually every industry. Rightly directed and prepared, advertising has proved thai it can return a profit to the advertiser. But advertising should always be considered as a business enterprise and not as a magic formula for unearned success.