Page 1 Advertisements Column 8

Southland Times, Issue 24547, 23 September 1941, Page 1

SITUATIONS WANTED 13 words 1/-; 3 days 2/6; 18 words 1/6; 3 days 4/-; 24 words 5/-; 3 days 5/6. CONCRETE work done, paths, etc., asphalting and top-dressing. Estimates.—“F.N.,” Times Office. Su7so WANTED, ditch cleaning, wool pressing or gorse cutting, by day or hour.—Apply Times Office. 5r655 5r655 A YOUNG Girl would like position as Companion Help. Reference if required.—Apply “8.P.,” Times Office. Sr6B6 ALL Country Work catered for.—Odd Job Specialists. ’Phone 2666. TT7 ANTED—Painting and PaperhangVV ing. First class tradesmen.—Odd Job Specialists. Ring ’Phone 2666. WANTED— Alterations and Repairs to Houses, town or country.—Odd Job Specialists. Ring ’Phone 2666. SITUATIONS VACANT WANTED, Learner for Waianiwa Cheese Factory.—Apply Manager. 1474 WANTED, Strong Boy for Butchery Trade, age 15 to 16. —Apply D. Inglis, Butcher, Conon Street. 5u744 WANTED, Smart Youth for Grocery, 16-17 years.—Jas. H. Barlow, 61 Eye Street. 1465 WANTED, Young Man with knowledge of Painting.—Apply Storrie, Willett. Ltd., Spey Street. 1431 WANTED, Experienced Hauler Driver. Apply Sherriff & Co., Box 39, Tuatapere, Phone 47D. 1396 WANTED, competent Teamster for two months; must be good horseman. Good team and gear. Good wages. —Apply Wright, Stephenson and Co., Invercargill. 5r664 WANTED, boy for farm. One interested in stock. Start cowboy. Later learn sheep work; good home; handy.—Write “W.M.,” Times Office. 5r666 WANTED URGENTLY, diesel tractor driver for farm, married or single, all implements and leader. £5 per week and found to suitable man.— Write “J.2.,” Times Office. 5r654 WANTED, Married Couple without children for sheep farm near Gore. Small household. Wife domestic duties; husband general farm work. No horses. Wages £4/10/- and found.—Apply “0.8.,” Times Office. 1464 WIITE Showcards—earn big money. Thousands of students earn while learning. Free booklet tells how YOU can begin. Write now.—McKAY’S STUDIOS, P.O. Box 367, Wanganui. SB5 WANTED STRONG BOY FOR STEREOTYPE DEPARTMENT. ' ’ ■ /Apply after 9 p.m... . , Stereotype Department, St7oB Times Office. BOY WANTED. QNE just leaving School preferred. Apply: WHITCOMBE & TOMBS, LTD., Dee Street, Invercargill. 1471 TpIRST CLASS RADIO MECHANIC X Wanted for Christchurch. Good position with excellent prospects. Apply to: ROBT. FRANCIS, LTD., Box 906, 1436 CHRISTCHURCH. WANTED, Housemaid Waitress, experienced or Girl willing to learn. —Apply Garston Hotel. 1321 WANTED, Housekeeper country; sole charge. Wages 30/- weekly.—Write “K.2.,” Times Office. 1373 WANTED, Girl to assist in home. Fond of children. Sleep in.—Ring 2313. 5u729 WANTED, Companion Help, Heriot district.—J. R. Sutton, 39 Earnslaw Street. Phone 1956. 5u743 MIDDLE-AGED or Married Woman for country; no outside work, close town. —Write “K. 8. Times Office. Sr66B MIDDLE-AGED Woman or Soldier’s Wife for small country home for month. State wages.—“D.N.,” Times Office. 5u742 WANTED for Milford Hotel, Milford Sound, Pantrymaid Waitress, also Female General. Apply in person.— Government Tourist Bureau, Esk St. 1382 ADVANCEMENT lOUR spare time can be profitably occupied by taking an I.C.S. Course of specialized training. It will give you that added knowledge that leads to responsibility and more money. Over 40,000 New Zealanders have studied I.C.S. Courses, many of them having risen to the “top of the tree.” So can YOU ! Building Contractor Accountancy Concrete Engineer Architecture Mechanical Drafting Cartooning Radio Engineer Aero Fitter & Aero Engineer Rigger Above are some of the 300 I.C.S. home study Courses of training. What is YOUR particular subject—we will advise you without any obligation. Free Prospectus on request. INTERNATIONAL CORRESPONDENCE SCHOOLS Dept. B Box 687 Dunedin STOCKING REPAIRS. 24 hour service. HERBERT, HAYNES & CO., LTD. 1423 FARMERS —You’ll be interested in this great value. TETHER ROPE, 33 feet for 1/6.—BROAD, SMALLS. WANTED to Buy Children’s Tricycles -Cash Prices. WILSON’S CYCLE STORES, cnr. Dee and Spey Streets. PARMER’S stout wearing Boots, 30/-, 32/6, 37/6. Size 5 to Size 12.—Abraham Wachner, Dalgety’s Buildings, Don Street.