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Otago Daily Times, Issue 26708, 1 March 1948, Page 1

STILL MORE BOOKS GOOD READING .For Discriminating Readers. “PLEASANT VALLEY,” By Louis Bromfield. This is really two books all mixed up together in one, a trenchant discussion of farm problems and a pleasant volume of personal reminiscences. A delightful account of a noted writer’s happy experiences as an Ohio farmer. 13s 3d. “CAT’S COMPANY,” By Michael Joseph. Some there are who cannot love a cat; they are certainly to be pitied, and their number is likely to dwindle considerably if the author’s enchanting stories of his long line of family pets come their way. 10s. " STORIES OF THREE DECADES.” By Thomas Mann. This volume contains the whole of Thomas Mann’s shorter fiction from " Disillusion,” published in 1896, to “ Mario and the Magician,” published in 1929. The stories are printed in chronological sequence. 17s 6d. “ANNA KARENINA,” By Leo Tolstoy. In this, one of the world’s greatest novels, Tolstoy displays an uncanny understanding of the female heart. It is surely one of the most realistic and vivid stories ever written. Paper covers. Price of two volumes, Bs. (Postage Extra.) WHITCOMBE & TOMBS, LTD., PUBLISHERS AND BOOKSELLERS, Princes street, Dunedin. PARTNERSHIP jJALF SHARE IN MOTOR BUSINESS EXCEPTIONAL ~OPPORTUNITY for uitable person with capital to acquire [ALE INTEREST in large South Auckland lotor business, freehold main street roperty of 12,000 sq. ft. Two entrances, extensive and modern fant, large staff catering for mechanical epairs. car and truck, panel beating and ainting, greasing, tyres and battery serCar storage, six petrol pumps, rental ars, large spare parts business and stocks lew and used cars. Agencies for popular American and Inglish cars and trucks. Turnover exceeds £BO,OOO and is growng steadily. up to £IOOO per annum, plus ,refits Price of half share, £12,500. Further details given only if name of nquirer is disclosed. Reply in confidence, stating experience, ge, ability, etc., to “ OPPORTUNITY," C/o J. Ilott, Ltd., Advertising, Box 1491, Wellington. SITUATIONS VACANT PLICATIONS are invited by a leadng Pharmacy in a Large North Island re for a SECOND ASSISTANT (quallIf possible). \ ;ellent working conditions. Apply, stating age, experience, and qualifications, if any, to “ Pharmacy,” C/o W. B. FITCHETT, LTD., P.O. Box 617, Wellington. OF ISLANDS HOSPITAL BOARD. MATERNITY TRAINEES. 1 Vacancies exist for Registered Nurses esiring to take maternity training in the une-December class. Salary £l3O p.a., lus £lO remote allowance and £5 p.a. loe and stocking allowance. Uniforms rovided. Live in. First class single fare sfunded after completion of six months atisfactory service. 2 Untrained persons may also apply to ake a course of maternity training coverlg a period of eighteen months. Live in. r niforms, shoes, artd stockings provided, ommencing salary £IOO p.a., Plus £lO emote allowance. First class single fare efunded after six months’ satisfactory ervice. Apply MATRON, Hospital, Kawakawa. HOSPITAL BOARD. SOUTHLAND GORE PUBLIC HOSPITAL, GORE. APPLICATIONS are invited for the illowing positions:— AFTERNOON SISTER. RELIEF SISTER (Permanent). Salary in accordance with the stabilised ■ale Live in, uniforms provided. Applications, giving full particulars as > age, qualifications, and experience, lould be addressed immediately to the latron, Gore Public Hospital, Gore. J. H. CHAPMAN, Secretary. Invercargill, February 26, 1948. s T GEORGE’S PRIVATE HOSPITAL, CHRISTCHURCH. will be received from istered Nurses for the following posi;COND ASSISTANT MATRON. Comcing salary £3OO per annum, rising by jal increments to £425 per annum. INIOR THEATRE SISTER. Salary 1 per annum. INIOR THEATRE SISTER, Salary ) per annum. ,r further particulars apply to THE LADY SUPERINTENDENT. HOSPITAL BOARD. SISTER-IN-CHARGE, RATHBONE MATERNITY HOSPITAL, WAIPAWA. APPLICATIONS, CLOSING MARCH 12 next are invited for the position of Sister-in-Charge, Rathbone Maternity Hospital, Waipawa. Salary in accordance with revised Nurses’ salary scale. Further particulars may be obtained from the Lady Superintendent,' District Hospital, Waipukurau, to whom applications should be addressed. „ „ P. R. SMYRK, Managing Secretary. E ONE QUALIFIED MECHANIC. ONE JOURNEYMAN. ONE BOOK-KEEPER. For our Garage at National Park, ull particulars from iNGARIRO TRANSPORT & MOTORS, LTD., Box 8, National Park. INTED, Housemaid at Stafford Hospital, 5s weekly; 40-hour week; llve-in ply Matron, phone 13-344. FLORISTS ET FLOWERS CAhfi\ YOUR MESi SAGE. Wreaths, Sprays Bouquets, Miss CHAPMAN. S.C.F.A. (N.Z.), jral Artiste, Moncrieff and Stewart, 386 Princes street. Phones 18-860> 20-893. We Telegraph Flowers. EEDCO, FLORISTS (C. H WALLIS). Phone 18-108. After hours, 23-120. Vreaths. Sprays, Bouquets, etc, Floral Orders Telegraphed. 118 George street. Dunedin. D. rISS R E I l Floral Artiste. 156 High street (N. E. Burrowes, Principal). ■mber Society N.Z. Professional Floral Artists Phone 12-661; after nours, 20-696. WE TELEGRAPH FLOWERS.