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Southland Times, Issue 17243, 14 January 1913, Page 1

Situations. WANTED A Good General for the couniry (Clifden district). Apply evening-, to Mrs Cuthbertson, Gala street. 1734 WANTED A First-class Cabinetmaker; good wages to good man.—• Mountjoy's AVoodware Factory, Dee street; 3 711 WANTED —Good Steady Man for order carl. Apply Ryan and Turpin, Butchers, Kelvin street. 1711 WANTED —Good Ironmoulder ; steady work to suitable man.—Marshall’* Foundry, Lect street. ' 1721 ! WANTED —Smart Counter Hand. Apply in own handwriting .to J. ACrockett, Grocer, Yarrow street. 1722 WANTED Sawyer, Bigbenchman, Tailer-out, Tramway-helper, Shopman, Trolleyman, Yard-helper, Bushmen, Tracker, Machinist. —J, Maitland Jones, Arcade, Esk street. 1727 WANTED —Three Bushmen; 1 Boy to : learn sawmilling business. Apply,] Thomson, Bridger and Co., Ltd. 17311 WANTED —Lady Help for country light duties. Apply Mrs. GardnerJ Rannoch House, Spey street, Bilk 17338* A N T E YOUNG LADY FOR OFFICE; quick at-figures; previous experience- - necessary, ’ - Apply (by letter), D. KINGSLAND & SON. LTD., 1723 Confectioners, N MURRAYS LIMITED. WANTED— BOYS and GIRLS, aged 19 to 18. for work at Underwood Factory. Apply (personally, or by letter) to Factory Manager, Underwood. 1726 WANTED —A Man to do harvesting work. Apply Times Office. 1716 WANTED— Two Good Carters; must know the town well; married men preferred. Apply Martin and Co., Don street. ■ 1681 WANTED —Two Boys as apprenticed to the Joinery; good wages. Al.st( good Joiner.—Geo. Poole, Yarrow street, 167 i WANTED Sawyer, Tailer-out, B: henchman. Leading Tramway-lay Bushmen, Shocman, Trolleyman, Yai man. Apply J. Maitland Jones, Arcai Esk street. • 1( WANTED ) Two Reliable Boys fo» Newspaper runs.—Southland Times Co. 1598 SOUTHLAND GIRLS’ HIGH SCHOOL. 4 PFLJ-CATIONS,- accompanied by testlmonlals, are invited up to SATURDAY,' 25tli ‘ inat., for “the position as JUNIOR ASSISTANT in the Southland Girls’ High School. Preference will be given to one specially qualified to teach French and English subjects. Salary, £125 per annum. ;t /. JOHN NEILL, Secretary, Board of Governors. High SchJiol Board Office, 13th January, 1913. 1739 SOUTHLAND BOARD OF EDUCATION, Applications, with testimonials, from teachers competent to fill the following Vacancies, will be received at tliis Office up to 22nd inst. : L WALLACETOWN ; Head Teacher, Salary, £IBO-£2lO, with residence. 2. GARSTON ; Head Teacher. Salary* £IBO-£2IO, with residence. 3. AVAIKAWA : Sole Teacher. Salary, £l2O-£l 50, with £ls H.A. 4. SPRINGHILLS : Sole Teacher. Salary, £l2O to £l5O, with residence. 5. FERNDUNLAW : Sole Teacher. Salary, £9O to £l2O, with £lO H.A. C. KOROMIKO; Sole Teacher. Salary, £9O-1120, with residence. T. RIVERTON D.H.S. : Special Assistant. Salary, fISO-RISO. ‘ 8. DIPTON, PTJKEK.AU, CROYDON, FERN HILLS. HEDDO.V BUSH. MEKRIVALE, OTARA. ,OTERAMIKA : First Assistant (female). - Salary, £9O-£l2O. 9. LIMEHILLS, AVOODLANDS, Tl3 r BURY ; Second Assistant. Salary, £9O-£lO5. 10. WYNDHAM : Third Assistant. Salary, £9O-£lO5. 11. MATAURA ; Fiftli Assistant (female). Salary, £9O-£lO5. 12. RIVERTON, SOUTH, GORE. LUMSDEN, and TISBURT; Pupil Teachers. 13. PROBATIONERS : The Board requires the services of 13 Probationers. Applications are invited for these positions. N.B. —(1) Applicants for the position of Pupil Teacher or Probationer must first have interviewed one of the Board’s Inspectors. (2) Candidates for Probalionerslups must be 16 years of age* have passed the Matriculation J.C. Service or Senior Free Place, as per regulations, copies of which may be had on application. Forms of application may, be obtained at. Ibis Office. JOHN NEILL, Secretary.’ Education Office, 13lh January, 1913. 172» Miscdlaneons. TTTANTEI) —Board and Residence fop VV an elderly gentleman, in town or suburbs. Reply early to ’•A.8.," c/o Southland Times Office. 1719 WANTED —Board and Residence for an elderly gentleman. In town or suburbs. Reply early to ’A.8.,” c/o Southland Times Office, 1698 -j Q-| O—WE have started away busier it/lO than ever. Reason; Cheap and good Boots only slocked by HOLMES BROS., Tay Street. LOW PRICES.—Men’s Brown Cottcfe UNDERPANTS, full size. To clear at 2/6 per pair. At COPELAND’S, Club Hotel Buildings .. Dee Street. MEN’S Good Sunday BOOTS from 4/6. Cannot be beat in the Dominion. HOLMES BROS., Tay Street. LOW PRICES—Men’s GREY FLANNELS at 2, 9 ; Men’s AVorking Socks, 1/-, 1/3, 1/6 ; Men’s Natural Singlet* and Pants, from 2, 6, At COPELAND’S. Club Hotel Buildings .. Dee Street. LADIES’ Round-toed’ DERBY SHOES from 10/6. HOLMES BROS., Tay Street. IF you need * Motor Cycle or Car and don’t wish to pay too much, writ® us. We can save you money. We over* haul most machines and everyone sold is guaranteed in good order or money back. —LAWRENCE’S N.Z. MOTOR EX4 CHANGE, 123 Lower High street. Chris U church. Bsoadwood baby obaxtd vxabo. This instrument has excited much interest in musical circles. It marks » distinct advance in Small Grands at ( moderate price. ULLICRA^’A