SITUATIONS. WANTED —A Labourer. Apply—John Edmond, Ltd. Mns9B IT^ANTED —Capable efficient Girl as VI secretary.—A. Dickens, Dentist, Dee Street. Mns6B TOUNG Girl (20 years) wants position as Waitress in Tearooms or Hotel; thoroughly experienced. Apply “8.Q.,” Times Office. Mn 566 WANTED —By experienced Man, position as Canvasser or Salesman. Apply—‘B.R.,” Times Office. Mn 563 WANTED —Position as Housekeeper; references if required. Apply “8.0.,” Times Office. Mns6o WANTED —Junior Typiste; occasional clerical duties. Apply, in own handwriting, to Manager, New Zealand Insurance Co., Esk Street. IjIIRST-CLASS Housemaid or Waitress wants position, town; in a week. Apply 8.T.,” Times Office. ITT ANTED—Experienced Waitress and VV Housemaid-waitress, Hotel Eeichardt’s, Queenstown; reply collect to Hotel Eichardt. M 1506 WANTED —Cook-General and Housemaid. —Mrs Anderson, Victoria Park. Phone 966. M 1495 EXPERIENCED Waitress, Cooks, House and Kitchenmaids, Capable Generals, town; Married Couple, station, £150; urgent. —Mrs Holmes, 22 Leet Street. M 1522 ITT ANTED—Smart Saleswoman for RibVI bon and Lace Department; must have had three or four years’ experience. Apply —H. <fc J. Smith, Ltd., Progressive Stores, Invercargill. M 1454 IT7 ANTED—Competent Woodman; conVV stant employment.—J. McEwan, Blacksmith, Gore. M 1509 WANTED: Second-class Engine Driver and Timber Trolleyman for Tokanui. Apply—T. O’Byrne, Sawmill Workers’ Union. M 1520 BOARD AND LODGINGS. THREE Young Business Gentlemen require comfortable Board in private home; central situation preferred. Apply “8.P.,” Times Office. Mn 564 POUNAWEA. GOOD Private Board and Lodgings.— Mrs Stenning, Pounawea. M 1467 SEA VIEW HOUSE, BLUFF. FIRST-CLASS Accommodation for Seaside Visitors.—Mrs J. McQuarrie, Proprietress. Mbsl YWCA riLUB AND PESTROOM FOR WOMEN AND GIRLS HAS BEEN OPENED IN THE Y.M.CA. TAY STREET. x ALL WOMEN AND GIRLS WELCOME. i IGHT REFRESHMENTS MAY BE HAD. * WANTED TO BUY. BOARD for Young Men in handy position ; terms moderate; w’ashing and mending done. Apply “8.5.,” Times Office. WANTED —To buy Child’s Cot; must be in good order. Particulars to “8.M.,” Times Office. MnssB WANTED TO BUY—Sacks, Rags, Bottles, Lead, Brass, Bikes, Tools, etc. Top prices. LYNCH & PASKELL, Dealers Tay and Deveron streets. WANTED TO BUY—Metals, Lead, Cop per, Brass, Iron, Bottles, Clothing, Furniture, Ranges, Stoves, or anything you have no use for. Ring—HOLLOWAY BROS., 126 Tay Street. ’Phone 101. WANTED TO BUY—Ladies’ Clothing and Shoes, Gents, Suits, Odd Coats and Vests, etc. LYNCH & PASKELL Licensed Dealers, Tay and Deveron Streets. ARTIFICIAL TEETH BOUGHT. SOUND or Broken; in sets, half sets, Broken Sets or Portions of Sets. Also Gold Crowns and Bridge Work, Old Gold and Dental Scrap. Highest possible prices in New Zealand sent by return mail. Send only to J. DUNSTONE, P.O. Box 51, Wei lesiey Street, Auckland. Established 32 years. FALSE TEETH purchased; any condition, pre-war preferred. Up to £5 pel set paid.—PEARLINE CO., Auckland. NYAL CREOPHOS. THE GREAT TONIC COUGH REMEDY. INVALUABLE in cases of stubborn Colds and long standing Coughs. Builds up the system in run-down conditions. CREOPHOS IS A NYAL REMEDY And we can therefore recommend it with all confidence. PRICE. 6/6; Posted 7/2. POLLOK’S PHARMACY. 'Tor Good Goods and Good Service.” 99 TAY STREET. ’PHONE: 830. (Opp. Theatre). MR FARMER. THE INVERCARGILL MILK SUPPLY CO., LTD. for all makes of Separators. TO ward off Infantile Paralysis the Throat and Nose must be treated jointly. You have all that is necessary in a MENOFORM OUTFIT. Start with Baby and finish with Grandpa. Children love the Outfit. INFANTILE PARALYSIS is at your door. Don’t forget* that hundreds of Children once strong are ruined for life. Mothers beware —and purchase a MENOFORM OUT* FIT. INFANTILE PARALYSIS. THE EPIDEMIC is keeping all schools closed, but you can procure your Children’s School Books and let them study at home. Full supplies of all school books and school requisites here at our usual low prices. NOBLE’S, DEE STREET. JAPANESE TOOTHACHE DROPS for the instantaneous relief of Toothache, both in Children and Adults. Price 1/6 a bottle from R. SOMMERVILLE, Chemist and Eyesight Specialist, Dee Street, InvercargilL MOTHERS! TOUR CHILDREN weary of nothing to do through their enforced absence from school. Keep them occupied with their lessons. Send them along to Noble’s for everything they require in school books and stationery. They will get every attention. NOBLE’S, DEE STREET,
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Southland Times, Issue 19502, 17 March 1925, Page 1
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