SITUATIONS VACANT. ASSISTANT Laundress and Housemaid wanted. Apply Grand Hotel. g ARM AN-PORTER wanted; also Housemaid. Apply Rutland Hotel. g ARMAN-PORTER wanted; good wages. Apply Grand Hotel. gARMAN wanted; also Cook. Apply Station Hotel. wanted for Stewart Karitane Hospital, Wanganui; live-in; references. Apply Matron. g-IRL wanted for kitchen. Apply Steward’s Department, Collegiate School.
JJOUSEMAID wanted for Friends’ School. Apply Matron. gOUSEKEEPER, strong, capable, wanted; 44-hour week; good wages. Wanganui Mothers Helpers’ Society, Mrs. Latham Secretary, ’phone 4953. (young) with knowledge of book-keeping wanted to take charge of office. Write “8125,” Chronicle. JgARRIED Couple wanted; wife no duties; general Farm work; fiveroomed cottage. Ring 5535, Marton. gANTRYMAID (second) and Housemaid wanted immediately. Ring 2839. THEATRE Cashier wanted; girl with office experience; able to type preferred. Apply Manager, Opera House. YOUTH or Young Man, ineligible for military sendee, wanted for Sheep Farm. Apply A. Berry, manager for Ormond Wilson, Sanson, R.D., Palmerston North.
RANGITIKEI COUNTY COUNCIL. WANTED. QAPAELE Men, ineligible for military service, are required by Council temporarily to replace members of outside staff now on military duty. Present vacancies are:— KAKARIKI ROADSTONE MILL. Pipemakers. Millhands. TAIHAPE DISTRICT. Motor Drivers. Surfacemen for country districts. Apply to undersigned, with full particulars of age, qualifications, etc. SYDNEY A. R. MAIR, Marton, County Engineer. March 12, 1943.
“AFTER THE WAR” SECURITY ! The untrained man without a trade or profession is going to find it herd. Make YOUR peace-time job secure by taking an I.C.S. Course of specialized training. By the I.C.S. method you can be trained wherever you are, even if in Camp. These are some of the 300 Courses:— Mechanical Draftsman Tool Making Surveying & Mapping Welding Civil Engineer Carpentry Professional Exams Accountancy Aernoautical Eng. Matriculation Spare time study NOW Is security for YOU later on I Write for the tree I.C.S. Booklet and details of Courses, stating the subject which interests you. Act NOWI INTERNATIONAL CORRESPONDENCE SCHOOLS, Dept. D, P.O. Box 23, Wanganui. FARM EQUIPMENT SPECIALS. Flower Seed Specials! Pansy: We wish to advise growers of this ‘‘flower of thought,” that we have received a supply of genuine English-raised Seed of Engelman’s Special Giant Mixed. 1/6 packet.
QWEET Peas of highest quality. Spencer’s special waved winterflowering strain, in mixed and separate shades. 1/- per packet, postage extra. POLYANTHUS! Blackmore and Langdon’s special English saved seed, 1/- packet. Giant Tango shades, in wonderful range of tangerines, yellows, orange and coppery shades. Quality seeds repay. ICELAND Poppies, ‘’Sandford’s’’ Giants. “Sunbeam." "Daydream,” and New Gaint “Gartreffs,” in all the latest pastel shadings. All these strains are first class and have a special F.E. recommendation. STOCKS! Finest strains of this splendid sweet-scented favourite in Ten Week. Beauty and Brompton. Carnations, Antirrhinums, Aquilegia, Wallflower, Lobelia and Mignonette.
f'TNERARIA, F.E. Giants. Marvellous English imported strain, containing a mixture of all the giantflowered varieties, in vivid shades of brick, mahogany, blues, violets, reds, salmons and pinks. KEITH STREET SAMPLE ROOMS TARGE stock of Single and Double Bed Pure Down Quilts to choose from. ’Phone 3717. T ARGE Selection Ladies’ Winter Coats to choose from. Prices pounds less than City Prices. pADIES’ Worsted Costumes, in Navy, Black, Brown and Fancy. Pounds less than City Prices.
MAYPOLE STORES. pLENTY of New Apples at Maypole Stores. Special price this week. Cox’s Orange, lOlbs. for 2/9; 201bs. for 4/9; Case Lots 8/11. JONATHAN Eating Apples, lOlbs. 2/9; 201b5.. 4/9; Case Lots, 8/11. At Maypole Stores. galore at Maypole Store. This week: Big Green Cookers, lOlbs., 2/9; 201bs„ 4/9; Bushel Cases, 8/11; Golden Queen Peaches, 11/9 Case. CONCRETE PRODUCTS, ETC. yy J ARSEN & 6* CENTRAL AVENUE Fhone 3654. Specialists m Concrete Tanks, Troughs, Etc.
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Wanganui Chronicle, Volume 87, Issue 62, 16 March 1943, Page 1
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