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Southland Times, Issue 16890, 15 November 1911, Page 1

Situations. WANTED— A Cook.—Apply Railway Hotel. ■- 2096 WANTED —A Woman to do house clean* ing: fortnightly.—Apply Mrs Berry, 177 Don street. 212# OTERAMIKA CO-OP. DAIRY FACTOR* CO., LTD. WANTED —An Assistant.—Apply, stating wages, to th£ Manager, Kapuka. 2127, TT7ANTED—Strong. Boy for furniture W department; 15/- per week —Apply. Smith ajnd Lalng. 2097, \tyTANTED--Flrst Assistant Owakn Cheese Factory.—Apply C. Capell, Taleri & Peninsula Milk Supply Co., Ltd., Dunedin. ' 2124 WANTED —A Ploughman for farm in handy locality; good wages to suitable man.—Apply J. H. Kirk & Cq., Don Street. 2107, WANTED —Eight Shearers, Wpolclasser, 2 Boys, 2 Wool-rollers and Cook to start shearing on TUESDAY, 28th November ~ Apply to Manager, ■Merrivale Estate, Otautau. : 2286 WANTED— Smart Boy for Office. Apply (immediately)' Lewis’s, Invercargill. , .227* WANTED. BOY for BOOKBINDING DEPART- ■ MENT, Apply Southland Times Co. 219* EDUCATED LADY, between 30 and 46 • years of age, required for the posi- • tion of Manager if Te Oranga Home, Chrlstchurcjj (Girls’ Reformatory). Experience of corrective work among girls an important qualification. Salary com‘mences at £2OO pdr annum, with board and lodging. Applications close 30th November. Further information' obtainable from any; Education Board or from this Department ■ . - -E. O. GIBBES, . Secretary for Education, Education Department, Wellington, 28th Oct, 1911. 2031 DOMINION LABOUR AGENCY, Spey Street , , * Boi 245. 'Phone 744. WANTED —Married Couple, married Ploughman, Farm Hands; Female Cooks (255), Generals (15s), Nurse Girl* able to milk, :r2s $cL. .. * .

.Wanted?. FOR Friends in .the'Old'Couotry;—Mail closes this week. Send them Xmas. Number of Otago Witness, N.Z.; Graphic, Press, Auckland W. News. We wiij wrap them.< up. ready for .posting. . Wesney Bros.', Dee street.; 2120 TkJARIBS for 1918—Letts arid New XJ Zealand; all sizes, all prices. Wesney Brqjs.,j Dee street. ,2180 TUST Arrived —The Latest in White « and-Black Silk Dress Girdles. Have .- look at these at Wesney Bros., Dee • DAINTY View Book, containing twelve views of town; in envelope address tpe attached, ready for posting abroad; ttd. Hyndman’s, Dee street. AVOID BAD IWSBTS by entrusting your Collecting to the Southland Traders’ Agency, Burt’s Buildings, Tay Street. 2109 AMS! HAMS!’ HAMS!' ORDER YOUR XMAS HAM NOW. We have a Grand Lot to choose from; smoked and unsmoked. NOTE —For, a small charge we cook all Hams ordered from us.’ _ Z4BTDBAT A9TD CO., : Tay Street (next Theatre). ‘ 2104 ■fTTANTßp—“Grazing close Woodlands .W.. for sheep and cattle, or would lease block good feed.. Send particulars Alexander, .Rdbertspn, Woodlands. 2112 TO GENTLEMEN IN THE COUNTRY. RAZORS, ground and set is, postage free ; Re-handled Is 6d, postage free; Sharpened and Set 6d, postage added. Scissors Ground from 6d, by an expert GEO. GROOM. Cutler, Dee Street , . Invercargill. SAWMILLERS’ INDUSTRIAL UNION OF EMPLOYEB& MR. RICHARD ALLEN, Kelvin Street Invercargill, has been appointed Sola Agent for engagement of. all labour required at the Mills In Otago and Southland. No fees payable. 1 2BMi MAiiALISTER BROS., SOLICITORS, ESK STREET. MONEY TO LEND.’ COAL. WE Stock only tno Best Entrust/us with a trial order. We guarantee satisfaction. —R. S. WATERgTON AND CO.. Spey Street 'Phone 64. LAKES IE ANAU AND MANAPOURI GROSBIE BROS., ROYAL Hill MOTOR SERVICE Agents for Cook and Sons and N.Z. Tourist Department rpifß above Motor Service will be re*' -L eumed on and after Ist NOVJSMBEJW 1911, as under;— Mall Motor will leave Luihsderi at 3.15 p.m. on WEDNESDAYS and SATURDAYS, reaching Te Anau at 7.80 p.m., returning every TUESDAY and FRIDAY, leaving Te Anau at 7,30 4-m., arriving, at Lumsden 12.30 p.m. tp connect with through Express trains FARES : Single, £2 ; Return, £3 10s. Special Trips can be arranged fpr any time. Telephone No. 3. P.O. Bor No. 9. Telegraphic Address ; “Crosble.’t Lumsden. CBOSBZi; BROS., Proprietors. . FARMS FOR SAI-E. 400 ACRES good unimproved land—£4 per acre, 146 ACRES, good Dairy Farm—£lo per acre. 210 ACRES, rich wheat land—£io per acre. 180 ACRES, mostly river flat—£l4 per acre. 290 ACRES, part river flat—£l3 per acre. .190 ACRES', all under cultivation—£lß 10s per acre. 670 ACRES, suitable for subdivision—• £l7 per acre. 840 ACRES, highly Improved—£lß per acre. 100 ACRES, close to Factory—£B per acre.’ 86 ACRES, close to town—£26 per acre. 76 ACRES, almost in suburbs—£lß per acre. M.CAER I FEDERAL BUILDINGS,