SITUATIONS WANTED. COMPETENT Teamster open for engagement at once, used to all implements and general farm work. Reply to J. Bristow, c/o P. 0., Winton. lOUNG Girl, 18 years, domesticated and able to milk, seeks position. For particulars apply Mrs Campbell, The Manse, Tuatapere. SITUATIONS VACANT. WANTED —A Youth for farm work, one able to milk cows, state wages required. Apply “W X,” Times Office. WANTED —A strong Youth for farm, must be good milker, used to horses and implements. Apply National Mortgage, 10 o’clock to-day. WANTED —Lads for farm; Cook and General, town and country, 15/— to 25/-. Apply Mrs Holmes, 46 Leet Street. 0w969 WANTED —Willing Youth for farm work, one experienced in horse work preferred; wages and ability to “S X,” Times Office. 0v912 WANTED —Good General for country, no milking, wages £l. Apply Gore Labour Agency. 0w985 WANTED —Girl for country to help with housework, etc., must be able to milk; good wages. Apply Flett Bros. Scotts Gap. 0w948 WANTED —A middle-aged Housekeeper for farm, one child school age; state wages required. Apply “B A,” Times Office. 0w990 WANTED —A capable Girl to assist housework and milking machines. Wages 10/-. Apply W. McCorkindale, Seaward Downs. 0w971 WANTED— Willing Girl for farm, experienced in all household duties, willing to assist with milking machines, wages 15/-. Apply “707,” Times Office. 0w996 WANTED —General servant with experience in waiting and cooking. Apply by letter or telephone, to Railway Hotel, 31, Wyndham. 0v927 WANTED —A reliable Girl, about 18 years, assist housework and milking machines, wages 12/6. Apply Mrs D. Townley, Wyndham. 0v917 MISCELLANEOUS. MOTOR WRECKING; high-grade Parts; low prices; prompt efficient attention. Repairs and Overhauls a specialty.—lnvercargill Motor Wrecking Co., 150 Tay Street. Phone 1437. Opp. First Church. WANTED— Establish contact with owner idle seagoing schooner or ketch, auxiliary engine. State particulars to “Sail,” Box 70, Dannevirke. HAVE your House and Rooms papered now by expert tradesman, long experience; at half usual price; established 1893.—R. P. HAMILTON, 138 Ritchie Street. 0r769 ODDMENTS in Ladies’ Pleated Skirts. 9/11 each.—ABRAHAM WACHNER, Dalgety’s Buildings, Don Street. BETTY’S FROCKS are unusual. See window display, 16 in.. 18 in. and 20 in., 2/11. Sun Bonnets 2/11. Rompers 1/11 and 2/11. Tay Street. 0w956 LADIES! Frocks cut and fitted same day. Hemstitching same day service. All Silk Hose repaired same day. Alterations and Renovations undertaken at shortest notice at MRS DRYDEN, ‘The Sewing Shop," Tay Street. NORTON'S Egg Preserver, Liquid or Paste. FREE! IT’S A GIFT! Ladies! Before we ask you to buy our remarkable Floor Polish, we first offer it to you Free to test. 87 per cent, of those who try WUNDA-SHINE Non-slipping Floor Polish become staunch supporters of it. Let us send you a sample now that you may try this delightful, easy way of Polishing Floors brightly but safely. Send no money. Just your name and address with this advertisement to THE WUNDA PROPRIETARY CO., LTD., Filleul Street, Dunedin.
MAVY COSTUMES; fine HerringLl bone Serge; size S.W. to O.S. 55/— each.—ABRAHAM WACHNER, Dalgety’s Buildings, Don Street. NORTON’S Egg Preserver, Liquid or Paste. ZIT is a specific for itching Piles; amelioration and complete subjugation of this intensely troublesome affliction may be confidently anticipated if ZIT be regularly used for a period. Price 5/-, obtainable only from R. SOMMERVILLE, Photographic and Dispensing Chemist, 5 Dee Street, Invercargill. OAK FURNITURE At the Price of Red Pine! TTERE IS GREAT VALUE FOR YOU n IN QUALITY FURNITURE. OAK BEDROOM SUITE Comprising Double Bed, with Vono Bed Fittings. Rustless Wire Mattress. Duchess Chest and Pedestal. For - - - £l4 10/WITH WARDROBE: For - - - £22 10/THIS SUITE IS SURE TO APPEAL TO YOU. The Bed is in a Panelled End design, nicely beaded in. Duchess with large Frameless Shaped Mirror, four Drawers giving ample accommodation, and Pedestal to match. Wardrobe with Drawer and Shaped Mirror. INSPECT TO-DAY! IN OUR SHOWROOM. TERMS ARRANGED IF DESIRED. BROAD, SMALL, “THE PREMIER STORE.” DEE STREET. INVERCARGILL.
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Southland Times, Issue 21848, 27 October 1932, Page 1
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