Page 1 Advertisements Column 6

Otago Daily Times, Issue 26780, 25 May 1948, Page 1

SITUATIONS VACANT HOSPITAL BOARD. WANTED, COOK, For Victoria Home, Oamaru. Permanent Position (live in or out). Forty-hour week, Wages £4 19s lOd (liveout rate). Double time Sundays. Apply THE MATRON. HOSPITAL WANTED, URGENTLY, GENERAL HAND,. BOARD. Or PART-TIME EMPLOYEE, For Victoria Home, Oamaru (live in or out). Forty hours a week. Wages £4 8s (live- , out rate). Double time Sundays. Apply THE MATRON. vv ANTED, HOUSEHOLD HELP. Country home, near Oamaru. Light [uties. Good wages. Address “ HELP,” Box 116. Oamaru. QNTvERSTtY of OTAGO. APPLICATIONS are invited for the losHion of REGISTRAR of the University ’ f Commencing salary. £Boo n J? ccording to qualifications. Duties to be ssumed on October 1. ... the Applications CLOSE with undersigned on AUGUST 2,^ an , Registrar. "WANTED. We have a vacancy for a JUNIOR tLESWOMAN (16-17 years). Good working conditions. Exceliei x ospects for advancement. Apply to y y The Manager, R, HANNAH & CO., LTD., King Edward street, South Dunedin. fUNIOR SALESWOMAN FFI C E JUNIOR WANTED For Law Office. - Male or Female. Experience Unnecessary, good opportunity to learn typing or general office routine. 240, TIMES OFFICE. TAGO BOYS’ HIGH SCHOOL. ppiy WANTED, ASSISTANT JANITOR or GARDENER-CLEANER. Wages, £6 5s per week. THE JANITOR. NTED urgently. Housekeeper br icral for two adults, in good home, lvn. —395, Times. . MAN Cleaner required.—Apply Regent SITUATIONS WANTED NGEROUS TREES FELLED LOPPED OR T INTO POSTS OR FIREWOOD STUMPING. BLASTING. ,DING SITES CLEARED AND EXCAVATED Men insured against risks Country work undertaken. ME 11-168. oi P.O BOX 771, Dunedin, "mThI hall, w. AINTER AND PAPERHANGER. • Prompt and Efficien^Servic^,^ "LORRY r~WO EXPERIENCED DRIVERS OPEN FOR ENGAGEMENT. Used to All Class of Work. ApP ’ y 4 AVON STREET, Gore. i GOOD DRIVING"" POSITION \ i s Required bv a Married Man (one lild); with 17 years’ driving experience; T Licence, and a good Knowledge of lechanics; country preferred. if ILL IA M ”o. LEW IS, f'V Painter and Paperhanger. For First-class Work, .Town ®r Country, hone 21-733, or write 4 GREENOCK TREET, KAIKORAI. Estimates given. D, ante CLERICAL WORK. Good education, testimonials, etc. No previous experience. f !y 366. TIMES. \BBITING Block required by married an; several years’ experience at both apping and poisoning; own traps and >gs; willing to do casual work if relired. —337, Times. JUGHCAST your Home; English metal thing used. Ashton and Sons, Ltd., sstering contractors, 50 Melbourne eet; phone 22-457. VRDENS - and Sections Deeply Cultited now for spring planting; modern ltivator; cheaper than digging. - Ring •541; satisfaction assured SLDER, l’ong and thorough experience. ;ks Position with prospects; preferably th someone wishing to expand. 340, iUNG Lady, good University business ication and some years' experience, nts Part-time Position; clerical work Times. IMNEYS Swept by Expert; town or miry; satisfaction guaranteed - Phone 738, Harwood. INTING, Paperhanging; immediate attion; roofs from £6. J Campbell. 1 ask 380 S. 7 w7 David, Ravensbourne (Phone 881), for all Car Upholstery; Caravan its a specialty. . IMNEYS Swept; Ex-serviceman; impt and efficient service - G Applee; phone 21-700 ICKWORK of all kinds. Tapestry Fire■’es; all designs— T M MacManus. ine 21-410 IMNEYS Swept by Practical Sweep; n or country. - C. Bathgate; phone FINED voung lady desires position iskeeper elderly gentleman, Dunedin suburbs. —331, Times. tONG Youth wants position on Small ep Farm, good worker; Milton district Eerred —393, Times. NDYMAN wants Part-time Work; iening, fence-making; good worker; id hourly.—3Bl, Times. JTH (207 would like Position as shop slant; preferably hardware store; start icdiately.—344. Tim.es. _ (ftAL Nurse-Mechanic wishes to se--3 Position Dunedin. —369, Times. TRADE PERSONAL Fraser’s, the Home of Crockery; I Quality English China Tea Sets, lv priced; Crystal Water Sets, .vis. etc.; odd Kitchen Cups. Engmbers, etc. , Farmers’: Acme Wringers. Vacictric Cleaners. Flour Sifters, Billies, Enamel Kettles, Basins, , Saws, Slashers, Thermos Flasks, locks, Wood Chisels. Farmers’: Children’s Silk and its, Children’s Interlock Bloomers, on and bottom, in all sizes; Girls' t e Sets; Kiddies’ Wineeyette and Pyjamas. _ Farmers’, Crawford street: 1 galPcachcs. Apricots, and Greenomatoes; Coffee and Milk; Tins Soups; Glucose D: Treacle: Cus,>der; Fruit Pulp. 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 that it can return a profit to '.he advertiser But advertising should always be considered as a business enterprise, and not as a magic formula for unearned success.