SITUATIONS WANTED. lOUTH (17), matriculated, waists work, keen, steady; prospects before wages. Apply “Z Y,” Times Office. WANTED— By Youth, 20 years, work on farm, six years’ experience. Apply “B O,” Times Office. Swll9B WANTED —By Married Man, position sharemilking, capable taking full charge; good reference. Apply “O E,” Times Office. ,Svll« POSITION WANTED.—A young Lady having had some experience in nursing and domestic duties, seeks employment. Apply “A O,” Times Office. SITUATIONS VACANT. THE Position, want Youth for farm work, Ring 24—R, Thornbury, has been filled. WANTED— Share Milker to handmilk 25 or 30 cows. Apply, personally, Frank Anderson, Grove Bush. WANTED— Strong willing Youth, help with machines and general farm work. Reply, stating age and exi perience, “N 5,” Times Office. Swll9o WANTED— Good Shepherd with a dog; start immediately. Apply Times Office, or Ring S—A, Thornbury. 5v1159 WANTED— Reliable Man, drive lorry, assist milking, and make himself useful about the farm; wages £1 a week. Apply “O S,” Times Office. WANTED— Single Man, look after sheep and do farm work, must bach and find self. Apply “Bach,” . Times Office. Swlol3 WANTED —Immediately, a reliable Teamster. Reply, by letter, stating experience and wages required, to Colin McDonald, Dipton, or ring Phone 11, Dipton West. 5v1167 WANTED— Girl for Freshford district, able to milk. Apply, stating wages, to “U 1,” Times Office. ANTED—Domesticated Girl; 10/week; sleep at home. Apply “T E,” Times Office. Svll3B EXPERIENCED Farm Hands, used machines, £1 and board; experienced Housemaid-Waitress, hotel; Generals; Assistants; urgent—Mrs Holmes, 46 Leet Street. Swlol7 WANTED— Capable Girl for good country home, able to milk; wages 12/6. Apply, by letter, stating age and experience, to “M 5,” Times Office. XTT ANTED—GirI for housework, TuaVI tapere district, no milking. Apply, stating capabilities and wages required, to “L 5,” Times Office. 5w1179 WANTED —Girl, good country- home, able to milk, light household duties, baking and washing not essential; 10/-. Apply, by letter, “Farmer,” c/o Single Profit Store, Winton. SHARE SALESMEN. I HULL-TIME services of live Forestry 1 Share Salesmen required to place Share Capital of an already established New Zealand Company. Suitable territories available in North and South Islands. Attractive commission. Write, in first instance, to “Selling Ability,” care Charles Haines Advertising Agency, Auckland. 5u1099 MISCELLANEOUS. MOTOR WRECKING—Every part, from the rear axle to the radiator. The success of our business is tile result of giving satisfaction.—lnvercargill Motor Wrecking Co., 150 Tay Street. Phone 1437. ONEY FOR HEALTH—Griffin Bros., Woodlands, Honey obtainable at 83 Yarrow Street, Invercargill. Orders promptly attended to. FOR HIRE—Four-berth Camp Trailer. For particulars ring 44—M, Winton, A. H. Rose, Sec. 7, In-vercargill-Glencoe R.D. 5t1037 Forest hill lime company. suppliers of Super Ground Burnt Lime, the Club-root eradicator. Address, Esk Street, Invercargill. 5t1045 BOYS’ BROWN LACE GYM SHOES; sizes 4-13, at 1/11; 1-3, at 2/6. JOHN McCURDY, LTD. SOMMERVILLE’S PERFECT CORN CURE will cure coms of short or long standing with certainty. Price 1/6, posted 1/7, from R. SOMMERVILLE, Chemist and Optician, 5 Dee Street, Invercargill. rUO use HANSEN’S DANISH*SPECI--1 FIC DRENCH at calving time assures the fanners of a healthy herd for the rest of the season. INCREASED Production—the direct result of top-dressing with Clifden super fine Carbonate of Lime. Phone 25, Invercargill. WHITE LACE GYM. SHOES; Black Soles. Sizes 3-5, at 5/6; 6-10 at 5/11.—JOHN McCURDY, LTD. Dairy farmers — hansen’s DANISH SPECIFIC is the correct Drench for your herd. A trial will convince. Standard Sales Ltd., Chief Agents. BUILDERS’ SAWS, winches, electors, pumps, more compact, portable efficient with Renold Chain Drives. Wilkins Ltd., Agents. LISSAMAN’S MAMMITIS PAINT should be kept in every cow shed: ready for use; 5/- and 5/6, from MATHESON’S, LTD. SOMMERVILLE’S SULPHUR HAIR RESTORER cleanses the scalp and restores faded hair. Price 3/6, posted 4/2, from R. SOMMERVILLE, Chemist and Optician, 5 Dee Street, Invercargill. SUCCESSFUL Farmers use Ground Burnt Lime. Government Analysis 94.1 per cent, pure lime. Result, perfect pastures. Income doubled. FOREST HILL LIME CO., Esk Street, Invercargill. AIDS ’ WHITE ONE-BAR GYM SHOES; Low Heels. Sizes 1-2 at 2/3; 2-5 at 2/11.-JOHN McCURDY, LTD. RETAIN Your Hair’s natural youthful colour with Rachel Tonic. Revitalises roots. Not a dye. 3/6 bottle from Geo. H. Brown, Chemist, Dee St. BETTY’S have Infants’ Printed Cambric Frocks 1/11, Crepe de Chene Lace Trimmed 4/11 and 5/11, Dainty Kid Shoes 1/11 and 2/11. Tay Street, opp. H. & J. Smith’s.
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Southland Times, Issue 22131, 27 September 1933, Page 1
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