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Otago Daily Times, Issue 27212, 15 October 1949, Page 13

SITUATIONS WANTED ■PAINTING AND PAPERHA'NGING, JL Town or Country; competent tradesmen employed; best materials used; prompt attention given all inquiries; prices reasonable.—A. B. T. LIND, phone 22-323, 14 Leckhampton court, S.W.I, ROUGHCAST Your Home; English metal lathing used.—Ashton and Sons, Ltd., Plastering Contractors, 109 Bay View road, St. Hilda; phone 22-457. CHIMNEYS Swept by Expert; town or country; satisfaction guaranteed.—Phone 21-738. Harwood. ASHTON, William, Roughcast Specialist. Plastering Contractor, 50 Melbourne street, South Dunedin.—Phone 24-592, PAINTING. Paperhanging; immediate attention: roofs from £6.—J. Campbell, dial 166, ask 380 S. CHIMNEYS Swept; prompt and efficient service.—G. Applegate; phone 21-700. CARPETS and Feltex Made and Laid; also alteration and repair work done.—Phone 10-110, Dunedin Carpet Co., 25 Vogel st. LADY, nursing experience, like parttime Employment or Baby Sitting.—l2l6, Times. FARM Work Wanted, Oamaru or Waimate districts, by Young Man; no experience; willing to learn.—l 223, Times. WANTED, Housekeeper’s Position; gentleman; country preferred; references if required—l26B, Times. LIGHT Housekeeping Position Wanted by Middle-aged Woman; small remuneration. —1282, Times. NURSE, Registered, Requires Position; travel England in return fare.—l 293, Times. WANTED, position as Married Couple; experienced all farm work; wife no duties; handy to school.—l3oo, Times. GENTLEMAN’S Coat and Trouser Cuffs repaired; quick service; central depot.— 1201, Times. HIGH School Boy seeks gardening, lawncutting, etc., after school; St. Clair-St. Kilda districts.—lll6. Times. WOMAN wants light house-work in superior country home, with some garden-ing—-H4s;_Tirnes. YOUNG Lady desires job fruit picking or packing; Central Otago, end of December till beginning February.—los9, .Times. GIRL, 17, desires position sheep station; willing worker.—ll9l, Times. LADY would like part-time Employment; milk bar, etc.—l2ls, Times. COMPANION-HELP available; country; main bus route.—l 294. Times. LOST AND FOUND SET OF THREE KEYS ON RING, Between Mornington and Logan Park. Finder please communicate DUNEDIN MILK TREATMENT STATION. Logan Park. Phone 11-515. GYMNASTIC NEGATIVES AND PRINTS GIVEN OUT BY MISTAKE. Return KODAK, or CLIFFORD'S PHARMACY. LOST, Black Heifer; 2 white hind fetlocks and white tipped tail; ear mark i moon left ear; calved approximately one month; reward.—J. Bain, Waikouaiti. LIST, Wristlet Watch; vicinity Lawrence; Hafis Special; keepsake; reward.—Ring 150, Alexandra, collect call. STRAYED on to my property some time ago, 1 Jersey Cow.—G. H. Douglas, Mosgiei. FOUND, female your crossbred Dog; also Brindle Collie Pup.—Ring “ Blue Cross,” 20-097. LOST: Anderson’s Bay, tame blue pigeon; children’s pet; reward.—Ring 25-640. PERSON who removed Plough Furrow and Wheel, return Omakau Show Grounds. MOSGIEL PICTURES, TO-NIGHT AND SATURDAY. Matinee at 2 p.m. on Saturday. ‘‘ADVENTURES OF TOM SAWYER.” A Technicolor Masterpiece of the Most Human Story ever written. (Recommended Universal Exhibition.) F O U N -EAST TAIERI DANCE. SATURDAY, OCTOBER 15. Popular Music. FOUND: A story of the Scottish Highlands, "My Ain Folk," Starring Mabel Constanduros, Moira Lister and • Norman Prince, Green Island Pictures tonight! (Universal Exhibition.) An excellent family picture! Be wise—Reserve now! F OUND: WAIHOLA DANCE. SATURDAY, 15th. Good Supper, Music and Floor. Ladies 2s, Gentlemen 2s 6d. Good Time for All. F OUND; OUTRAM WOMEN’S CLUB. COME AS YOU/ PLEASE DANCE AND WELCOME HOME TO MRS HAWES. OCTOBER 28. Admission 3s and 2s 6d. Good Music and Supper. FOUND; TAIERI LADIES’ HOCKEY CLUB BALL. CORONATION HALL, MOSGIEL. OCTOBER 21. Start Labour weekend right by attending this Ball. Royal Dance Band. £1 door prize. Prices: 3s 6d, 4s. OUND: OUTRAM PICTURES TO-NIGHT AT 8. VARIETY—JUBILEE. (Approved Universal Exhibition.) Bus runs fr°m Berwick. FOUND: We can supply full lorry loads of Summer Hill, Wangaloa, Black Diamond and Lignite Coals just now.—W. R. Blair, East Taieri. OUND: Wyllie’s Crossing Tennis Club ance. St. Luke’s Hall. Saturday, October ; good music; good supper; admission 2s 6d. r OUND: Waikouaiti Presbyterian Church jadies’ Guild Bring and Buy Sale will be leld in Sunday School Hall, Friday, November 11. at 2 p.m. FOUND: We have a few cwt Bags of K.E. Seed Potatoes left. —W. R. Blair, East Taieri. FOUND: Outram Town Hall—Tennis Club Dance, Monday, October 24. Good music and supper. FOUND: Mosgiel Methodist Spring Fair, Fire Brigade Hall. Friday, 21st, from 9.30 a.m.; Father Xmas arrives at 2.30 p.m UND: Maungatua Tennis Dance, Ocer 15. Good music and supper. Adsion. 2s, 2s 6d. lUND: Prompt collection Bottles and gs. etc., Dunedin and suburbs—Phone ■230. night or day FOUND: Berwick, Friday, October 21, Bazaar in aid Hall Funds; chocolate wheel, roll-downs, shooting galleries. FOUND: Berwick Tennis Club Dance, Labour Week-end, October 22; good music, good supper; admittance 2s 6d. FOUND: Folio Cases, 22s 6d; schoolbags, 6s 3d; Music Cases, 12s 6d; Purses, Children’s Harness. FOUND: Money Saved Turning uo St Andrew street, 6 doors to Kitt’s Leather Goods Shop; exhibition air travel goods. FOUND: Brief Bags Re-made stronger, if old frame is still good.—Kitts.

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