SITUATIONS VACANT A Man to cut 20 to 30 Cord Willow Firewood. Inquire S. G. McCullough. Temuka. DOY or Pensioner to do some digging, Highfleld. Write M.Bl Herald. TOR. Grampians' Station, Three Harvesters and good stacker. 'Phone 14M, Fairlie L jjOUSEKEEPER, middle-aged, small 1 household, easy place, handy to bus, near Timaru. Write M. 83 Herald. J-JOUSEKEEPER Wanted for two people. Address at Herald. QMART Girl. Apply Regent Milk Bar after 10 a.m. DEGAL Glove Workroom has vacancies for Young Girls leaving school, work commencing January 4; good prospects, interesting work. Apply 4 Craigie Azenue. TO CLOTHING PRESSERS AND GENERAL ASSISTANTS FOR DRY CLEANING WORKS. Vf/E Require for Urgent Military Work vv Capable, Experienced Men as CLOTHING PRESSERS. CLOTHING PRESSERS. Wages £5/10/- per week, plus £4 to £5 per week extra as overtime. ALSO GENERAL ASSSISTANTS For Dry Cleaning Works. Wages according to class of work and ability. Address applications, marked according to position sought, stating age, experience and military obligations, to— The Manager, DOMINION DYERS, LTD., 39-47 Nelson Street, Petone, Wellington. Or P.O. Box 158, Timaru. OPPORTUNITY FOR ARTISTS A well-known Auckland firm with a Dominion-wide selling organisation requires the work of New Zealand artists, principally water colours. Also etchings. Send samples in the first instance with full details per registered post to—- “ ARTWORK,” C/o. Allan Brooker Ltd., 24-26 Lome Street, Auckland. A E YOU ESSENTIAL? THE man with specialised training is 1 essential in peace as well as in war. His knowledge and skill will always be in demand. I.C.S. training will put you in the essential class and ensure a good position. Over 300 Specialised Courses include:— Carpentry Concrete Eng. Welding Structural Eng. Chemistry Electrical Eng. Radio Meeh. Aircraft Prod. Motor Meeh. Fitter and Turner Look to your future by sending for the I.C.S. Free Booklet NOW, mentioning the subject which interests you The I.C.S. will help you to get on. INTERNATIONAL CORRESPONDENCE SCHOOLS, Dept. B, 126 Gloucester St., Christchurch EMPLOYMENT WANTED MEW CHIMNEY SWEEP, from Nel--1 ’ son. Leave orders Borough Council or 28 Royal Arcade. Mr Hawkins. CACKS Repaired, must be in clean condition. Buying sacks. Depot. 339 Stafford Street, ’phone 566. WANTED TO BUY A IRGUNS, Shotguns, .22 Rifles, Field Glasses, all sporting goods, cameras, toys. etc. Arcade Camera Shop, ’phone 17058. (“’’ASH Buyers of Used Cars and Trucks. Timaru Car Exchange, 53 Stafford Street South, ’phones 137 private 198. MIEN’S and Boys’ Suits, Boots and Shoes, Overcoats and Trousers. McMillan, Woollcombe Street, ’phone 1413. QMALL Pony. State price and particulars to M. 69 Herald. GOOSEBERRIES AND BLACK CURRANTS VY7E are Cash Buyers of Gooseberries w and Black Currants. Send by Railway Goods (not by railway parcels) to— IRVINE & STEVENSON’S ST. GEORGE CO., LTD., FILLEUL STREET, DUNEDIN. St. George Jams are Best. SOUTH END BOTTLE EXCHANGE 'Phone 575 11 Barnard Street. CASH BUYERS Ot Ail Kinds of Bottles, Rags. Sacks Batteries, and all kinds of Metals BOTTLES BAGS METAL Waste of All Kinds HIGHESI CASH PRICES GIVEN Bottles ol All Descriptions. Cast and Wrought Iron, Obsolete Engines and Machinery, Old Cars ana Car Batteries, Copper, Brass Lead Zinc, Aluminium, Pewter, Old Stoves Rags, Factory Clippings. Fats, etc. Special quotations to schools, scouts and patriotic bodies ’Collect Town or Country. EJMAKU BOTTLE EXCHANGE. Ci. Bank and Church Sts. ‘Phone 550. After hours 1507 ACCOMMODATION I ADY wants Furnished Room, with breakfast, for two weeks, Timaru, near sea. Write, stating terms, to M. 85 Herald. QINGLE Room wanted by lady, full ° board, for one week, from January 11. near Bay. Write M. 76 Herald. VV/ ANTED by lady. Single Furnished ** Room, with conveniences. Write M. 82 Herald. WANTED TO RENT PLAT or Rooms, Stafford Street South, permanent. Write M.BO Herald. MISCELLANEOUS pOLOUR Up the Home with Red “Kem” Mephisto and Vermillion; chairs, fireplaces toys, baskets. F Lewis i,. 1 Sons. Ltd. i\/|AL(JA, the Wonder Water Paint, will not wash off : all stores John Edmond _Ltd EXTENSION Speakers in handsome polished walnut cabinets enable you to have radio entertainment anywhere in vour home Brehaut’s Radii Service. OETT’ER late than never—out better never late Hunt’s, in the Arcade vvill see that vour watch is in perfect niprhanieal eondiUon QUEEN Bee Prepared Wax—ideal for floors, furniture, woodwork; nonslip. non-sticky. Cleans, preserves, polishes.
STANDARD OF FITNESS Vitality is seriously lowered by constant coughs, colds, ’flu, etc. Prevent them by constantly sucking PULMONAS. the soothing pastilles that release powerful antiseptic vapours throughout respiratory passages. PULMONAS destroy dangerous germs, relieve sore throat, bronchitis, ’flu. etc., instantly. Always carry PULMONAS In handy tins, 12. 19. 2/9, all chemists and stores.
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Timaru Herald, Volume CLIII, Issue 22469, 2 January 1943, Page 2
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