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Sun (Christchurch), Volume IV, Issue 1164, 3 November 1917, Page 11

SITUATIONS VACANT. I AIJY l.cprr l-rf Hrfhud, c nine fr-:':i i'l dative Agents required, genial task, yielding i"cklv. Ashburtou, Akarosi, !l«nthcote, Kaiapt \iw Vi i;:!:t.. :i. Papa liaiigi .ra. links l.vttclton, liVaoiiirs, Sunnier, L" 7 iiOX »>:?, Christchurch. TvANT.:!), Experienced PANTRY- ** Y.«/:.IAN: immediately. United Scrv c. . 3101 \'-A>Til>. Smart YOUTH for Dispatch St ; partnirut. Apply Mr lliison, FarII ir:,' ( >: op.. Itedl. r.l Row. :SIOO VSTAVIED, in <iiH«l Country Home, (iliih >\ I . assist ill general household duties. Applt ni ims* instance t.i 100 Montreal St. n., c t>. :ioou liCOT TRADE Wante.l, Young GIRLS as > learners; good wages. Duckworth, Turner, ami Co.. Ltd., Sydenham. 3056 (IOOK-GENEHAL wanted; rrsitlent, or ■l dail\ :t.::il to 7.30. Mrs L. Clark, "W:\ij," Thorrington. 3001 , WOMAN Wanted to Wash, Mondays. - Y.W.C.A. Hostel. 3UIB 117 ANTED, a Young MAN of good address, »» with some knowledge of typewriters, for the stationery business. Address Paper, c/o Box 441, Christchurch. 3092 imMi;i), MACHINISTS and FINISHERS T» for Lailies' Costumes; constant employment, highest wages. Apply immediately, The Kaiapoi Woollen Co., Ltd., Manchester Street. _2893 WTAXTED (at once), Good COAT HANDS, Vf Finishers, and Apprentices. Apply H. Vincent, Ltd., Costume Manufacturers, 88 Lichfield Street. oUliu BOOT TRADE—Wanted, Smart YOUTHS for factory; good wages. Duckworth, Turner, and Co., Ltd., Sydenham. OHEEPFARMERS' LABOUR EXCHANGE. WANTED: M.C., cowman-gardener, wife cook (no family I; M.C., G.F.H., plough, used to hills, wife cook for few (no school),•' £l2O and found; MX., G.F.H., plough, used to oil engine, wife nil (no school); Classer, 29th Nov.; 2 Station Gardeners; li Cowmen-) Gardeners; 3 Musterers' packmen, 50/-;! Blade Shearers, sheds 19, 27 Nov.; S. Ploughmen, Cooks, Bakers. Shecpfarmcrs'l Labour Exchange, 150 Hereford St. 'Phone I 3763. 2956, SITUATIONS WANTED. J ANTED, Position in Light Duties, small »t family, in February; good references. Experience," Sun Office. 3010 TtANTED, Digging, Garden Work, day f or week. "Gardener," 27 Bath St. J ANTED, Costumes, Coat Dresses, and r Blouses to make. T4, Sun Office. 3014 LECTURES. WE COMING GERMAN COLLAPSE." i Intensely Interesting Lecture on the above subject will be given by T. WILFORD, ESQ., M.P., THE N.Z. Expert on the Great War, In the OPERA HOUSE, Tuam Street, on TUESDAY NEXT, NOV. 6th, TUESDAY NEXT, NOV. 6th, General Henderson declares that Mr Wilford is a better lecturer on this subject than Belloc. Admission 2 -. 1. -. Reserved Seats 6d extra. PROCEEDS IN AID OF LADY LIVERPOOL COMFORTS FUND. Tickets from Isitt's, Toy Cave (corner Gloucester and Colombo Streets i, or Liverpool Depot. Doors open 7.15 p.m. 4684 PUBLIC NOTICES. WE following OFFICES will be CLOSED as under during SHOW WEEK:— MONDAY—ALL DAY. TUESDAY—I2 NOON. WEDNESDAY—I2 NOON. THURSDAY—I2 NOON. FRIDAY—ALL DAY. SATURDAY—I2 NOON. New Zealand Loan and Mercantile Agency Company, Limited. , % Wright, Stephenson, and Co., Ltd. Field and lioyds. Gould. Beaumont, and Co. '"-nicrbury (N.Z.i Seed Co., Ltd. w Zealand Shipping Co., Ltd. Dalgety and Co., Ltd. Pyne and Co. National Mortgage and Agency Co. of N.Z., Ltd. J. Montgomery and Co. Armour and Co. of Australasia, Ltd. Tlios. Ilorthwick and Sons (Australasia), Ltd. New Zealand Refrigerating Co., Ltd. ORTHERN A.. AND P. ASSOCIATION. RESULT of Drawing of RAFFLE for Doll's House—Winning Number 140, Miss F_ M. Guy, Fcrnside. Results of GUESSING COMPETITIONS, Doll's Furniture—Winning Number 92, won by Mrs Hughes, Rangiora. Doll and Trousseau -Wirniug Number 80, won by Miss Isabel Kirk. W. J. YOUNG, MISCELLANEOUS. \\J ANTED, for January, Furnished Bach »t (preferred) or Two Furnished Rooms, New Brighton;, price moderate. "Z," Sun Office. Asliliurton. _ 2001 NEW Brighton or Sumner—Wanted, Private Hoard Residence, two ladies, January. Apply "Forester," Sun. 2074 Kent by Careful Tenant, 7- > roomed li</.ise; central; no children. 1.",, Sun Office. XTNFUHNISHED Room wanted, use of conJ venienrrs, central. Apply S7. Sun. V\7AN TED, Country Customers, without TT fail, see Gramophone bargains. More £ Co., Manchester Street. :;i)O7 «7ANTEI> St 11, Striped Flannelette, soiled W hv water. Windows fur prices. Armstrong's. ;*-(mo "WE Most Pleasing Gift tiny can possibly have. Your photograph, taken :it , x Ol' Can't Hear Belloc Lecture, but Don't 1 Miss Wilford on the War. Opera House. Tuesday. 3000 Y\ T E are (li'.riiin Yarious Lines of Kitchen VY Siiks. in sound condition, from 5/upwards. Taylor & Oakley, 64: i Colombo Street. 4629 I" T.C. Stands for Satisfaction, Civility. - • and core; also i'nclc Tom's Cabin Tea Rooms. No-Hi I'.iighton. 2961 I HID CROSS SACKS DEPOT, next G.P.0., V has Miscellaneous Slocks for Sale, and requires th" patronage of the general public. Help the Fund. 6035 /Mil) Created Evil ils.-ii.di 15 7 1, and Evil IT predominates in all tin- earth. With a!! thv fcttiin?. get wisdom. Read "The Fifing Roll." G d's hist message to gather Israel. Sermons 1. 2. .'!. 5.7.. Agent. A. nil. :,: : Avenue. :io:s.-, *»EXXET. Don't t.-.k-- ;i substitute. Ours \. is ;: guaranteed article, a pure product, e rolr.r.inl industry. Get it .-it your grocer's. 1 I bottle. Barnett and Co., The Chemists. TTfANTi:n Sell, Soiled White Flannelette. \t li. ,s and window* for prices. Arm- *. M. Wilford held udience from start Tuesday. 3M'.»U FOR iMOTOT? CYCLE REPAIRS. BELL BROS.