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Star (Christchurch), Issue 18971, 21 January 1930, Page 2

WANTED TO SELI* M’KENZIE AND WILLIS AHB BUYERS OB’ SECOND-HAND FURNITUBB Of All Descriptions. A letter to ns, or call or 'Phone 34-630 will bring our buyers to your door Immediately, and we are always prepared to pay the True Market Value of the Goods. M’KENZIE AND WILLIS SITUATIONS WANTED. RESPECTABLE, sober worker wants Furnished Room, e. 1., conveniences, own cooker, with kitchenette preferred, within 10 minutes' walk Cent. Rly. Slate price. . Urgent. 5R439. 3479 Eure screens in antique copper <pR BRASS. Made Just as you want them. Log Boxes, too, Kerbs, Ashpans, Name Plates, etc. ERNEST J. ADCOCK. Art Metal Craftsman, 146, Madras Street, Just below Armstrong’s. C L 38. /\rv GARDENS to renovate wanted, X\Jvr Jobbing, Laying-out, Planting a speciality; hardy plants, etc., In season. Cash. S. L. Leggett, 32, Stonyhurst Street, St Albans. 3391 X YOUR Radio or Car Battery picked up. charged, and delivered, 2s. Cotters’, Battery Specialists, High Street. Phone 32-818. DX FREE caII for and delivery for Car or Radio Batteries for Re-charge Dial 34-619. King’s Battery or Repair. Dial 34-61 Co., Victoria Square. SEND US YOUR SNAPS. lILMS Expertly Developed. All Sizec, St _ 9d each; Prints from Id each Postage paid. 69, Clare Road Albans (off Papanui Road). Ip R NEST J. ADCOCK. Sheet Metal H< Worker and Art Metal Craftsman. 145 Madras Street, just below Armstrong’s. Telephone 30-375. Quality at Fair Prices. Call In. TFX YOUR Radio Battery Charged and rental supplied for 2s 6d a time Free delivery service. Dial 84-619 King’s Battery Co- Victoria Square. SITUATIONS VACANT. lI7ANTBD, Reliable, Trustworthy Boy, W about 14, help on Milking Round; good wage. Apply 136, Aldwin's Road. 3480 WANTED, Man with Clippers to Cut Live Hedge. L 866. 3451 WANTED, Good General, sleep out. Mrs It. V. White, 20, Straven Road, Riccarton. 3481 - NEW ZEALAND DIVISION OF THE ROYAL NAVY. A VACANCY exists in the New Zealand Division of the Royal Navy for one WRITER, and a competitive examination for this rating will be held on board H.M.S. PHILOMEL on Friday, February 14, 19JJ0. Subjects of examination are: Arithmetic (Proficiency standard), 2 papers; English. Typewriting, General Knowledge (oral) and Shorthand (optional). Intending candidates, who must he between the ages of 18 and 23, should make formal application to the Naval Officer In Charge, Auckland, giving full particulars as to age. qualifications, etc. No candidate will he accepted who is not physically fit in all respects, and the successful candidate will be required to pass a medical examination before being accepted. In the event of there being a large number of applicants it may be necessary to alter the date and place for the examination. Full particulars regarding the condi- i tions of entry, service, etc. are con- ! tained in a booklet, “How to Join the New Zealand Division of the Royal Navy,’’ a copy of which is obtainable from any Post Office or Defence Office. Applications received by the Naval Officer in Charge after February 1 will not be entertained. V. WEBSTER, Navy Office, Naval Secretary. Wellington, January 17, 1930. WANTED TO RENT. YYTANTED to Rent, Three or Four- ▼ t roomed House, with Conveniences. Apply stating rent. L 944. 3481 WANTED to Rent, Garage, vicinity Kilmore Street and Barbadoea St. 1-941. 3481 VV r A N TED to Kent for three weeks, ▼ ▼ early February, Furnished House. Akaroa. Reply stating terms. LS64. 3481