SUNDAY SERVICES LET US GO TO THE MISSION TO-MORROW. a \[ KTIIo DI S T CEXT HA I, .MISS L (.) X. OCTAGON, II and 6.30. , ; 9.30. UNCLE LESLIE broadcasts Radio Church Service from 47. D (1010 k.c.). II a.m., “ OUR GOD IS ABLE." 6.30 p.m.. “ THE UNTRODDEN WAY." 8 p.m., Holy Communion. Preacher: LESLIE NEALE. Visitors to the City will enjoy the Mission Services.
SAINTS' CHURCH. EPIPHANY. 8 a.m.. Holy Communion. 11 a.m.. Matins. 6.30 p.m., Evensong. ST. ANDREW'S, Ravensbourne—9.3o a.m.. Holy Communion. yO R K PLACE HALL. 6.30 p.m.: Speaker, Mr FRANK MARTIN. Subject: "A NEW YEAR'S MESSAGE.” WEDNESDAY, 730 p.m., Prayer and Bible Study. YOU ARE INVITED. SPIRITUALIST CHURCH OF NEW ZEAO LAND (DUNEDIN BRANCH). Proclaiming Angel Ministry and Spirit Communion Pioneer Women's Assembly Room, Moray place east. No services during Holidays. Reopen Sunday, January 13, 1946. " Death is but a charmed sleep with a glad awakening." Y'l HRISTADELPHIAN FREE PUBLIC LECTURE. 137 Lower Stuart street. SUNDAY, 6.30 p.m. Subject: “THE TRINITY: ITS ERROR AND ORIGIN.” CHRISTIAN SCIENCE, \J First Church of Christ Scientist, Dunedin, 356 George street,. almosl opposite Arthur Barnett's. SUNDAY, 11 a.m. and 7 p.m Subject. “ GOD.” SUNDAY SCHOOL, 11 a.m WEDNESDAY: Testimony Meeting 4 p.m. Public Reading Room, second flooi Savov Building. Monday to Friday 12-4. Wednesday, 12-4. 6.45-7.45 Friday evening, 7-9. H U R C H OF CHRIST (Disciples of Christ), King Edward street. Minister: E. RAY VICKERY, B.A. 11 a.m.: Worship and Communion. Preacher: R. T. WRIGHT. B.Com. (Conference President). 6.30 p.m., UNITED SERVICE AT SOUTH DUNEDIN PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. pI-IRISTADELPHIAN LECTURES, SUNDAY, 6.30 p.m. Subject: " WHY SHOULD WE LECTURE OR PREACH?" All Welcome. Come. SITUATIONS WANTED COMMERCIAL TRAVELLER, married, with family, with 16 years’ experience in specialty lines, Electrical, Motor, and Refrigeration, SEEKS PERMANENT POSITION. Energetic and possessing initiative. Excellent references. Reply to " Traveller," Care CHARLES HAINES ADVERTISING AGENCY, Dunedin. F U R U R RENOVATED AND COATCOAT REMODELLED. S S JOHN K. DOLAN, 3rd Floor, Savoy Building, Moray place Entrance. Phone 12-188. LET US PUT SPRINGTIME INTO YOUR HOME. Painting and Decorating by "BRIGHTER HOMES.” Get our quotes before deciding.—R PHELAN & SONS, 290 King Edward street. South Dunedin. Phone 22-269. B~ IUDCKWORK CONSTRUCTION of any kind; latest designs in Tapestry or Glazed Brick Fireplaces. Get us to repair that broken chimney or copper. Workmanship guaranteed.—Ring SAMSON BROS., 77 Bayfield road (23-050). GIRL, 18 "years, 4 years secondary education would accept Light Household- duties for month or two with Protestant family, Central Otago, while waiting to take up nursing; references if required.—No. 4ul, Times. PLASTERER, cx Middle East, 3i years; cement work, concrete walls, footpaths, roughcasting; 20 years’ experience; workmanship, materials guaranteed— Plasterer," Times. WANTEDTurgently, by ex-serviceman (23), Position in Retail or Wholesale Grocery, 6 vears’ experience retail trade; willing and intelligent.—474, Times. WANTED, good Rabbiting Block by experienced rabbiteis own outfit; will do seasonable work, shearing and harvesting; cottage required.—Address 493, Times Office. CIHMNEYS Swept by Expert, town .or country; satisfaction guaranteed - H Harwood; 10-493. ROUGHCAST your Home, Concrete your Paths, save upkeep.—Ashton and Sons, Ltd., 50 Melbourne street (phone 22-457). KENNEDY, Asphalter, 647 George stieeL: lifelong experience at your service.— Phone 12-114. BUILDER Open for Engagement; firstclass tradesman; all classes work.—392, Times. WANTED, by young lady. Position as Doctor’s Nurse; start January 25.-399, Times. _ TRACTOR Service for your tractor repairs.—Phone 14. Balclulha. Prompt service assured. BY middle-aged man, non-drinker, good plain cook. Position relieving or permanent cook. —Address 413. Times. HIGH School youth (strong), keen to work with horses on farm during January.— Apply Watson, 2 Octagon. WANTED, by 2 experienced rabbiters, all the year round Block; own gear supplied; start early February.— 4(18, Times, ELDERLY Man. used to all farm work, wants Job for few months in North Otago; wages by arrangement.—397, Times Office. 2 Young” Ladies want Fruit Picking; Central: Roxburgh preferred.—Reply 494, Times. _ CAPABLE person, nursing experience, desires Position, Nurse-Companion or NurseHousekeeper.—49o, Times. WOMAN, with child 6 years, competent cook and housekeeper, wants Temporary Work :n country.—497, Times. WANTED, by young lady. Position in lending library.—4ol. Times. by married man. Barman Job: urgent.—43o, Times. MARRIED Couple require Position tractor and genera] farm work. —477, Times. GARDENED experienced, wants place 1 day weekly; tidy worker. —466, Times. WANTED, by young woman, Hotel Work. 463, Times. SECONDARY School boy (15) wants Work country; for 5 weeks; urgent.—4s4, Times. BOY, just left school, wants Situation on farm; odd jobs, and can milk. —486, Times. CAPABLE woman wants i morning per week cleaning.—4os, Times. SITUATIONS VACANT WANTED, for country station home, Woman or Girl to help with all duties or take over cooking; good conditions. — For further particulars_address jl.36^Times. WANTED. Resident Housemaids for Oamaru Public Hospital, Oamaru; award wages.—Apply the Matron, Public Hospital, Oamaru. WANTED, Station” Cook for North Otago district.—Wright, Stephenson, and Co., Oamaru. WANTED, good, all-round Butcher.— Apply R. Holland, Mosgiel; Phone 212. WANTED, smart young Girl to assist in shop during January.—loso, Times.
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Otago Daily Times, Issue 26043, 5 January 1946, Page 8
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