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Otago Daily Times, Issue 25940, 5 September 1945, Page 9

SITUATIONS VACANT QOOK HOSPITAL BOARD, GISBORNE. TUTOR SISTER. APPLICATIONS, dosing September 13. 1945, are invited for the position of TUTOR SISTER at Cook Hospital. Applicants should give full particulars as to age, qualifications and experience, supported by copies of testimonials. Salary £225 to £2BO per annum, according to qualifications; live in; uniforms provided. WARD SISTER. APPLICATIONS, closing September 18, 1945, are invited from qualified persons to fill the position of WARD SISTER. Experience in Medical Ward nursing essential. Salary according to qualifications and experience; live in; uniforms provided. C. A. HARRIES, Managing Secretary. ■yUCTORIA UNIVERSITY COLLEGE. JUNIOR LECTURESHIPS. Junior Lecturers are required in the following subjects:— MATHEMATICS, PSYCHOLOGY, CHEMISTRY and BOTANY. Salary £3OO-£450 (by annual increments of £25) plus recent addition. Application forms and conditions of appointment may be obtained from the Registrar of any of the University Colleges. Applications will close with the Registrar, Victoria University College, Wellington, on October 31, 1945. G. G. S. ROBISON. Registrar. UNIVERSITY OF OTAGO. APPLICATIONS are invited for the position of LABORATORY ASSISTANT (Girl) at the Animal Dept., Medical School. Wages from 35s p.w. to £2 5s p.w., according to age. Apply personally to Mr Hall on Friday morning, September 7, at 9.30. QLEANER WANTED Wanted, a WOMAN CLEANER for Physics Department, University of Otago. Regular employment; 30 hours per week. Apply to JANITOR, Telephone 18-034. w ANTE For Legal Firm, D, GIRL FOR OFFICE. No previous experience necessary. Commencing salary 25s a week. Apply P.O. BOX 238. WANTED, high-country Shepherds or learners, to muster on Makarora, Lake Hawea, Timaru Creek runs; good conditions and wages: November 1 to May 7 approximately.—Apply Riley, Hawea Flat. WANTED, Married Couple for country; wife cook for two or three men; man gardener or shepherd, odd jobs; wages £4 10s, extra shearing time; convenient kitchen. —Address 427. Times. Girl or Woman for Housework, country township, main line; three children; good home; wages £2 5s and found. —Reply 420. Times. WANTED, for Tuatapere, first-class small goods Baker. —Apply C. O. McKeown and Co., Ltd., Orepuki. WANTED, for Eichardt’s Hotel, Queenstown, Housemaids, 1 Waitress. WANTED, Women to clean dental rooms week-ends.—367, Times. SITUATIONS WANTED YOUNG married man, just sold own farm, desires POSITION; experience with dairying, etc., but no knowledge with sheep, although willing to learn; wife light duties; wages secondary consideration for good conditions; school must be handy. Particulars to 369, TIMES OFFICE. Let us put springtime into YOUR HOME Painting and Decoraing by " BRIGHTER HOMES." Get oui quotes before deciding —R PHELAN & SONS, 290 King Edward street South Dunedin Phone 22-269 PLASTERER, ex Middle East, 3J years; cement work, concrete walls, footpaths, roughcasting; 20 years’ experience; workmanship, materials guaranteed.—" Plasterer," Times : HONEST country girl would like Position, preferably cooking; 4 years’ experience; go anywhere.—For further particulars, write 312, Times Office. WANTED by married man with 3 children, Rabbit Block, handy to school or school bus; North Otago preferred.—3s6, Times Office. WANTED, Position Driving; three years’ experience on heavy trucks; single; thoroughly competent; country preferred.— 355, Times. WANTED, Position, married couple, on sheep farm or run; must be near school; good house and concessions; experienced.— Address 361, Times Office. MARRIED man, mechanical aptitude, drive car, truck, tractor, wants job anywhere where house available. —No. 421, ROUGHCAST your Home, Concrete your Paths .save upkeep.—Ashton and Sons. Ltd., 50 Melbourne street (phone 22-457). CONCRETE Paths, Motor Drives; tradesman guarantees materials, workmanship: estimates free—Phone 24-026. CHIMNEYS Swept by expert; town or country; satisfaction guaranteed - H Harwood, IG-493 WANTED, by young married man, Position on farm; experienced team and general farm work.—339, Times. WANTED, Work, vicinity Mosgiei, by returned man; experienced truck and tfactor work. —325, Times. WANTED, odd Jobs, by handy man; carpentry, painting, concreting paths—3B6, Times. __ WANTED, Gardening Work odd days; excellent credentials. —387, Times. CAPABLE woman wants few hours’ Work cleaning, one morning week. —388, Times WANTED, Gardening Work; good knowlege on that work.—394, Times. EDUCATIONAL NOW IS THE TIME TO START YOUR ACCOUNTANCY TRAINING! 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N.Z.A.C.A Modern Methods, including Nerve Testing, X-ray, ar.d Fluoroscope. Phone 13-ClO Hours' By appointment—9.3o-12. 2.30-5.30 SAVOY BUILDINGS. MORAY PLACE AMES CAMPBELL ~C.C Graduate; Memb N.Z.A.C.A -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. LAWN TENNIS t) —oST. PATRICK’S CLUB The eighteenth annual meeting of St. Patrick’s Lawn Tennis Club was well attended by members and intending members. The election of office-bear-ers resulted as follows:—Patron, Mons. Delaney; president Father J. Gavin; vice-presidents—Father T. Fahey. Father Walls and Mr J. Gawne; honorary secretary, Miss P. J. Corcoran, honorary treasurer, Miss Z. Corcoran; club captain, Mr M Wills; deputy club captain, Mr W. HoopeY; auditor, Father Walls; delegate to Otago Lawn Tennis Association. Mr F. Moore; committee— Misses J. Lynch and P. Corcoran, Father Walls, Messrs J. Gawne and F. Moore. The opening day was fixed for September 29. Members who are ex-ser-vicemen will be given one year's free membership.