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Timaru Herald, Volume CXLIV, Issue 20983, 11 March 1938, Page 15

SITUATIONS VACANT Advertisers desirous ot Having replies tc Advertisements torwarded Irom This Office and others requiring Addresses ot Advertisers sent them, are requested to rurnlsh Stamped and Addressed Envelope tor these purposes. WANTED—Temporary help for general housework, sleep in or out. Address at’Herald Office. y^/ANTED —Boy for Publishing Department, 4 to 6 a.m. Apply, Publisher, “Timaru Herald” between 9 a.m. and 3 p.m. y^/ANTED —A strong youth for gene- ' ral farm work. Apply, 32C, Herald Office, Temkua. ANTED—Housemaid for Fendalton. Christchurch, about March 21st; country girl preferred. Wages 30/-. Apply, “Housemaid,” Herald Office, Geraldine. .ANTED—Capable girl to assist with household duties and children. Wages £1 per week. Apply, stating age and experience to Mrs N. H. Hayman, Waimate. VY/aNTED—Junior shorthand typist, * good at figures. Slight experience preferred. Apply, T. 41, Herald Office. FOR YOU! I.C.S. specialised training can put you ahead, the work beng done in your own spare time. You are carefully coached by experienced instructors, the courses being thorough and practical, a few being:— Accountancy, Wireman’s License, Diesel Engineer, Radio Eng., Commercial Art, Matriculation, Journalism, Advertising, Building, Welding. I.C.S. traning is for the man who wants to get on—for you. Free prospectus and details sent on request. INTERNATIONAL CORRESPONDENCE SCHOOLS, Dept. D, 128 Gloucester St.. Ch. Ch. WORK WANTED piANO tuning, refelting, broken strings, ivories repaired. Brydon, 3 Bidwill St., Timaru. MacMillan, Temuka, ’phone 1131. MISCELLANEOUS ANEMONES. Ranunculi. “Giant Florentine,” enormous flowering, all double; guaranteed finest strain obtainable. 3/6 100. Sanders, Box 931, Auckland. WANTED KNOWN— For reliable watch and clock repairs, we are on iur own both as regards workmanship inj reasonable charges. L. Hunt watchmaker, Arcade. I USTROUS" Paints ready mixed, the perfect house paint. Rememier, neglect means decay, also expense Craigie. Smith and Smith. FOR SALE GREAT OPPORTUNITY Well Established Grocery, Confectionery and Fruit Business We have been instructed to sell at a very low figure the above business. The shop is large and has all fittings required. There is a 5-roomed house attached with all modem convs. Here is a unique opportunity for a live man, and the price is low for quick sale. CLOSE IN Six-Roomed Plastered House in good order, all convs., together with i-acre. One of the best sections in Timaru. Great garden. A bargain at £550. NEW BUNGALOW FOR SALE Choice Brick Bungalow, just completed. High and sunny. To see this is to buy. Price £975. SUBURBAN FARM Superior Suburban Farm of 101 acres with up-to-date residence. Every conv. Price £1550. We can finance on reasonable deposit. J. M. C. McLEOD, Licensed Land Agent, Timaru ’Phone 87 P.O. Box 265 MOTORISTS ENGINE Delco-Remy, Autoiltc and North East parts at Youn u Bros. VOUNG Brothers specialise tn all 1 classes of Automotive electrical repairs. VOUNG Brothers for lighting, start--1 ing and Ignition repairs atn service. IF your generator is giving trouble. 1 consult Young Brothers, the automotive specialists. DARFOOT and Co. specialise in body 1 repairs, trimming and painting Address: 5 North Street. VOUNG Brothers for lighting, starting and ignition repairs and service A SELECTION OF USED CAR BARGAINS FROM THE FARMERS’ GARAGE £2B—CHEVROLET Roadster. £6S—CROSSLEY Roadster £9S—JEWETT Saloon. £IOS—AUSTIN Saloon £I2S—CHRYSLER 4-cyl. Sedan. £I3S—WHIPPET 4-cyl. Sedan £I4S—ESSEX Sedan £IBS—DODGE 2-3-ton Truck £2IS—SINGER Saloon (latest model).

REMEMBER—It’S THE FARMERS’ GARAGE FOR VALUES || Plywoods I hm Hi _ wl ii Adaptable | H They permit full expres- ::: sion of the home-builders’ ;;; ::: ideas and architects’ plans. ::: ::: Plywoods are practicable ::: and low-priced—particu-Ilarly if you purchase your 8 supplies from ::: JOHN JACKSON ::: ;;; & CO. LTD. ::: timber Merchants and Joinery ;;; Manufacturers, STAFFORD ST., ;;; ::: TIMARU. ‘Phones 10 and 13. Z”