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Timaru Herald, Volume CXXV, Issue 18584, 3 June 1930, Page 14

SITUATIONS WANTED. RANTED— By strong, capable youth of 16, position of any kind; with bricklayer or carpenter preferred. Apply, “L. 33,” “Herald” Office YOUNG Girl seeks position as companion help In good home. Apply “Herald” Office, Temuka. ANTED—Good position in tea rooms by manageress, 18 years’ previous eperience. Apply, Miss Wilford, 11 Marchweil St., ’phone 1029. YOUNG Girl seeks position as waitress in tea rooms. Apply, “Herald” Office, Temuka. YOUNG lady with nursing experience would like position with dental surgeon, or similar profession. Apply “L. 20,” “Herald” Office. A CCC MMOO ATION ANTED—To let single furnished bedroom, fireplace, breakfast if required, Trafalgar Street. Apply, “M.2,” “Herald” Office. ■WZANTED —One or two permanent v boarders, or room to let with conveniences. Apply, 9 Nelson Terrace. 'WZANTED—To let, large furnished bed-sitting room and kitchenette, moderate rent, central; suit counle or two business ladies. Apply, “L. 31,” “Herald” Office. WANTED TO RENT. VY/ ANTED—To rent immediately, furv nished river hut; two months or more. Careful tenant. Reply to "L. 27,” “Herald” Office. W E have several good tenants waiting for 4 or 5-roomed houses up to 30/per week. Apply, Wentworth Mart. WANTED KNOWN. ANTED—For a wheat crop, about 50 acres in Seadown district. Full particulars to Dalgety and Co., Ltd. own material made to measure from £2/15/-. J. A. Bunt, 1 Sophia Street. BOOK-KEEPING. JV/IR J. BOHM, who has been Head x Accountant for Messrs Pyne, Gould, Guinness, Ltd., for a number of years, has commenced Practice on his own account, at 18 Strathallan Street, and is prepared to coach a limited number of Students in Book-keeping. Tradesmen’s Books kept, Income Tax Returns Prepared, Fire, Accident, Motorv Insurance Arranged. DALD patches! Positively dispelled. Brice’s Regenerator, etc.; 70 years’ success. Oddies’, Chemists. A FEATURE of the wonderful display comprising felts, models and trimmed millinery, at “The Bernadette,” is the remarkable cheapness in price. For this season Miss Barrar had imported extensively from the world’s best markets, and the fact that she is able to dispose of these distinctive goods at half price, gives evidence of her discriminate buying. This is an opportunity the public should not miss. Address, Stafford Street, above Lamborn’s Cycle Shop, opposite Theatre Royal. pORNS quickly and effectively removed with Oddie’s Kornsol. Try it; 1/6 bottle. U ORISON’S LIMITED—--1 This season, men, be sure you buy one of our celebrated Navy Melton D.B. Overcoats, latest cut, with a beautifully cut collar, 75/- and 79/6. CAVE I.X.L. wrappers and return 200 to Superbus Co. for 7/6 free silk stockings. ' CCHOOL Bags 2/9, wee one. Good big one, solid leather 8/6. Attache cases for school 3/-, 4/-, 4/6. Suit cases, best yet, 6/6 to £6. A big one 10/6. Sole the family soles. Leather any price. Good last 3/9. 3-foot Wade’s patent pram safety strap 4/6. Smith’s Wee Leather Shoppie. I IVER troubles! Rhunerva gives sure relief. Take it like tea. Oddies’, Chemists. DECORATE YOUR HOME WITH FASCINAC. pASSINAC dries in 10 minutes, with a beautiful mirror-like gloss. Choose your colour from the large range at F. LEWIS. Opposite Grand Theatre. FOR FRESH FI3H DAILY AND OYSTERS, YOU CAN RELY ON W. RITCHIE AND SONS, TIMARU. Telephone 344. HAVE YOU TRIED THEIR KIPPER HERRINGS YET? THEY ARE DELICIOUS. STEWART’S, THEATRE ROYAL BUILDINGS. Rubber Hot Water Bottles Each 4/- 4/- 4/- Each. Butter Curlers Each 1/3. 1/3 Each. Makes your Butter easy to spread in Cold Weather. Aluminium Fish Slicers, 9d each. Chip Baskets, 2/6 each. STEWART’S, THEATRE ROYAL BUILDINGS. y ORISON’S LIMITED—--lls the house for boys’ coloured jerseys from 3/11 each. The biggest variety in Timaru and so reasonably priced. Boys’ pullovers and cardigans in all prices; just as cheap. p'OLDS and influenza avoided by fortifying your system with Yeaston Tablets. Oddies’, chemists. HEAT. LJEAT is Life, and these cold nights ** a Fire is a necessity. We sell heat in bags in the form of Coal, and if you want concentrated Heat, we can supply you with Cox’s Creek Coal. It is hot. It is just the thing for a difficult Range. The Price per Bag is .... 6/3 Per Quarter Ton 17/9 Per Half Ton 35/CASH. Ring up and ask for One Double One Six, Please. J. C. POWELL, COAL MERCHANT, 4 KING STREET. ’PHONE 1116. ’PHONE 1116.