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SITUATIONS VACANT NORTH CANTERBURY HOSPITAL BOARD SISTERS REQUIRED RANGIORA HOSPITAL: Two Sisters (dual qualifications), salary £l5O per annum, uniform and residence. OXFORD HOSPITAL: One Sister (doubly trained), salary £l5O per annum, uniform and residence. TUARANGI HOME, ASHBURTON: Two Sisters (general trained), salary to commence £l4O per annum, uniform and residence. Applications in each case should be made at once to the Lady Superintendent, Christchurch Hospital. ALEX. PRENTICE, Secretary. XV7 ANTED— Experienced cowman- ** gardener, good position and home. ’Phone 559, Timaru. VV/ANTED— Immediately, an experiw enced knitter to make several garments. Write, D. 187, Herald Office. \V7 ANTED—lmmediately, 3 months, W lad for lambing and farm work, milk cow. Good wages for good lad. Apply, N.Z. L and M. A. Co., Ltd. VV/ANTED— Capable woman daily. 7.15 W to 5, sole charge children, 2 weeks, vicinity Otipua Rd. Urgent. Address at Herald Office. VV/ANTED— Trustworthy person as W housekeeper and assist with child--1 ren, modern home. Apply, 222 Otipua Road, or ring 818. VV/ANTED —An experienced house- ** maid for Craighead School. References essential. Apply, Matron. \V7 ANTED—CapabIe girl for country W home, electrical convs., highest wages according to experience. Apply, Mrs W. J. Fletcher, Willowbridge. ■\V7ANTED—Experienced waitress. AdW dress at Herald Office. VV/ANTED— Girl for good country ™ home, one able to milk when necessary. Write. D. 162, Herald Office. VV/ANTED —Girl for housework. Apply, 37 Woodlands Street. WANTED—SPECIALISTS AND TRAINED MEN NTEVER before has the demand been so great. High position, responsibility and more pay go to trained specialists. Why not to you? Become an I.C.S. trained man and secure a better position. Over 300 home study courses available, such as— Producer Gas Foundry Work Radio Mechanic Journalism Wiring Licence Accountancy Commercial Art Electric Power Diesel Engineering and Lighting Without obligation, we will forward free prospectus, and give helpful advice. Let us know your part icular subject, trade or profession. Write today. INTERNATIONAL CORRESPONDENCE SCHOOLS. Dept. B, 128 Gloucester St., Ch. Ch. WORK WANTED ['DRESSMAKER wants summer frocks to make. Very reasonable charges. Address at Herald Office. pOR prompt and efficient service bring your watch, clock and jewellery and repairs to us. We use the best materials and the latest methods. Holmes Bros., watchmakers and jewellers. Temuka. WANTED TO EXCHANGE pOR Exchange, Christchurch, home * situated on hills, beautiful position, 6-roomed home and lovely garden, for same in Timaru, from Dec. 16 to Jan. 30. Write, D. 186, Herald Office. MISCELLANEOUS p IRLS’ or boys’ navy waterproof hats 2/9 (sou-wester style), school bags good and reasonable 2/9 to 16/6. See High School 4in gussett. Smith’s Leather Shop. 169 Stafford Street. pOR over 40 years we have pleased *■ clients with the grade of work that leaves our workshop. Your reconditioned watch will be a daily reminder of your foresight. Hunt’s, the Arcade. VV/ANTED —Gopd home for thorough- ** bred Fox Terrier (prize winner). Call at 4 Victoria Street. IWJEN of the Services: Someone will cherish your photograph in uniform. For perfect results have it taken at Steffano Webb Studio, Oxford Building, George St. ’Phone 398. yOUR opportunity of a real healthy 1 holiday at the Hermitage, Mount Cook, Labour Day week-end. Special excursions. DRINT bonnets from 2/3, Peter Pans * from 1/9, print rompers 4 '6, tunic suits from 5/6, overalls 2 6 pair, flop hats 1/11. At Arcade Baby Shop. piTSENNY steamer or pan convertor 1 Will fit any pot. Another supply just to hand. 1/9 each. At Porter’s. yOUR watch is a delicate piece ot 1 machinery; don’t take it to a blacksmith. At Hunt’s, in the Arcade, the finest of tools and equipment are at vour service. DONNIE suit cases in leather. Men’s calf leather (no dye). Money belts 6/6, 2-zip 9/6. Pram straps (guarantee no fall out with one), 3/6 complete Smith’s Leatheries. BOOK early for Labour Day week--13 end at the Hermitage. Special return fare Timaru to the Hermitage, £2/10/-. QMITH’S Bonnie Wee Leather Shoppie, Timaru, repair hand bags, suit rases, restring tennis rackets 1/- a string. VV/ANTED—Poultry! Poultry! Poultry! w Also Pigs for our Friday Sales, which are held at 12 o’clock Noon. Prices are ruling high, especially for cockerels and table hens; also for pigs. Send along your consignments and collect your cash on the day of sale. H. ALLCHURCH AND CO. , Auctioneers. VV/ANTED Known. Varex method ** heals worst cases of varicose ulcers and bad legs in four to six dressings. Easily applied at home. Free booklet. Varex, Ltd., Box 1558 “T,” Wellington. QPEND Labour Day week-end at the Hermitage, Mount Cook. Special return fare £2/10/-. pURE paraffin oil, 1/-, 1/9 and 3/6, is * obtainable from Oddie’s, the chemists. r\ETTOL disinfectant 2/-, 3/6, 6/6, from Oddie’s, the chemists. PSON’T cough. Take 0.8. C. cough mixture, 2/6 from Oddie’s, the chemists. QUIT cases at Smith’s Leather Shoppie, 169 Stafford St., 5/6 to £6 (solid hide leather). Brief bags from 20/“nTHOUSANDS of feet above worry 1 level,” the Hermitage, Mount Cook, for Labour Day week-end. AMOIS leather for car, silver or window cleaning, from 9d to 15/each. Car 2/3 to 3/6. Zip shopping bags 2/9 to 18/-, ladies. Smith’s Wee Leather Shop. PACE cloths, a small supply at 1/3 r each, from Oddie’s, the chemists.

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Timaru Herald, Volume CXLVIII, Issue 21784, 14 October 1940, Page 12

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Page 12 Advertisements Column 3 Timaru Herald, Volume CXLVIII, Issue 21784, 14 October 1940, Page 12

Page 12 Advertisements Column 3 Timaru Herald, Volume CXLVIII, Issue 21784, 14 October 1940, Page 12