WANTSD. WANTED —Situation as Ploughman by Experienced Man. Apply “A.IT,” Herald Office. WANTED— Would Mr D. J. Young, who answered advertisement to “Anxious,” c.o. This Office, please call again and leave his correct address. WANTED To Let—4-Roomed Furnished House, electric light, and all conveniences; reasonable rent. Apply, This Office. Ti'WO Experienced Young Men want Rabbit Block. Apply immediately, Labour Exchange, Waimato. ’Phone 71. FORD Bargains 1 Single-Seater, £45; 2 Fivc-Seatcrs, from £SO, mechanically in good order. Apply, Jas. Daly, Motor Engineer, Sophia Street. \ Hardware Traveller is open for XX an engagement in Timaru; five years’ experience. Builders’ _ and Household requirements a speciality. Good general knowledge of wares. Testimonials supplied. Apply “Engagement,” Herald Office. WANTED Smart Boy. Apply, Superior Suit Co. WANTED Experienced HouseParlourmaid. Apply, Mrs T. R. Rhodes, Hadlow. WANTED— Energetic Salesman to handle best Stock Book on the market. Exclusive territory. Brilliant prospects. Urgent. Apply “Book,” Herald Office. WANTED— A Capable Housekeeper for Elderly Couple. Apply in first instance to “Herald” Office. WANTED —The Man who is seeking a warm yet smart Winter Sox, to fee the Mosgiel Cashmere and Marled Worsted Half - Hose, at Cameron’s. 3s fid to 4s 6d. WANTED— The Men who suffer from Cold Feet in Autumn and Winter, to see the smart all wool Mosgiel Marled Half - Hose, at Cameron’s. 3s fid to 4s fid. G OVERNMENT Cadet, wants reasonable Central Board, with private Family, from Mondav 29th June. Apply stating terms to “J.T.C.,” Herald Office. W 'ANTED To take in Washing and 1 roning, by capable person, used to laundry work. Apply “Anxious,” Herald Office. \ISIT ANTED — Timaru Men to obtain that Distinctive Well Dressed Appearance by paying a call to the SUPERIOR SUIT CO., Stafford Street North, For a McKitterick Suit. ANTED— A LAD TO LEARN SHEPHERDING and do Rouscabout Work; Wages 30s per week and found. Apply to: A. THOREAU, Telephone 427. < Arcade. ANTED KNOWNKING STREET, TEMUKA. ’Phono 35. MRS PAYN, Second hand Dealer and Labour Exchange, wishes to Buy Gents’ Clothing and-Boots, - to any amount. All correspondence strictly private. Also Dyeing and Cleaning done. Goods called for and delivered. WANTED At Once—so Men who are fond of a Good Pipe to visit Rowland Watson, the busy Tobacconist, and inspect his now supply of Abdulla Dribaccv Pipes. See the latest wonder for 17 fid. Only a limited supply, at Rowland Watson’s, Dominion Hill. •yy ANTED KNOWNHOUSE TO LET, 15s a week (sunny position in township). WANTED A GIRL for Fairlio District (no children). Apply— A. L. THOREAU, Pleasant Point ’Phene 27. Labour Exchange. iRDER NOW TOMATO PLANTS ‘ for August and September Planting. SEED POTATOES.—Epicure and Ashleaf Kidney; per sacks or in small quantities. CABBAGE AND LETTUCE PLANTS. Apply— IT. W. JENKTNS, Gardens, 18 Cain Street, Timaru. OLIVE OTL! OLTVE OIL! THE BEST TN ' TOWN. Highest Quality always in Stock. Analysed by Government Analyst. Procurable nt: LURAJUD’S, 142 Stafford Street, Opp. National Bank. WANTED. —Windows affected by steam or fog can be kept clear and bright with an application of Clccrcclass. Invaluable if used on spectacles. Sold by all garages, ironmongers and storekeepers. WANTED. —Cloerglass will keep motor windscreens as clear as crystal, in fog, rain or sleot. To keep your shaving mirror freo from steam, apply Clccrglass. WJ ANTED KNOWN—,T. E. RETD’S RECONSTRUCITON SALE Is the place to buy your Footwear. MRS WILLIAMS—Men’s Clothing, Underclothing, Boots, and Clothing of all description purchased at highe-t rates. All letters promptly attended to, and calls mado at private addresses. MRS F. WrLLTAMS, Licensed Second-hand Dealer, Woollcomho Street, Timaru. TEMUKA. S'. KRWOOD, .CABINETMAKER AND .JOINER,. P prepared to make Furniture to any design. Australian and New Zealand Experience. Workmanship Guaranteed. Jobbing Work promptly attended to. No waiting. Address: Main Road, TEMUKA. FOR HOME-MADE DELICACIES Try THE CARLTON. Late London Pie Shop, STAFFORD STREET SOUTH. Cooked Ham, Dressed Poultry, Brawn, and all Home-made Small Goods, including Pickles. For the Winter —Fried Fish and Chips to take Home. The Premises renovated throughout. Goods Cooked under the most Hygienic Conditions, and everything Home-made at THE CARLTON, MISS BOYD, Proprietress.
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Timaru Herald, Volume XCVIII, 19 June 1925, Page 14
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