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Wanganui Chronicle, 3 December 1946, Page 8

Only 4 Days to Co! £5OOO ART UNION I 'T N. hlarthix \ ' P.O. Box 110. Wellington. \ ’ * )• > r—X B L. HAMMOND. .« ■ V PO Box HO. Wellington. 305 PRIZES\ <1 tuner inaz 7th DEC. 1946 l S H>iiiit£2ooo «***'»«■ '»* 2,. , , J 500 ± 3rd £ 250 POST THIS COUPON NOW| 4th .. £ 150 Goodey & Son, P.O. Bov 95, Wanganui. s tu * rctnfcß jfiF Pleas* send tnc tick*u in “GOLD lOh Art Union i 1 (Tickets 2/6 each). ! enclose FostaJ Note for £ , also stamped 100 IF llOuthl 1 000 addressed envelope for reply. (Footage ftamps not accepted io payment o' 200T55«a£1000 X’ 305piiizei=£.SOOO AU mtn fArAtult AiiuvmLcnto doming Act. I'm.

UMPER CROPS from little fellows grow' 9 • • • SAYS SPUD , "Plant a potato and pull up »ix” Il our ■< motto and all good home gardeners know that this Is true. You can rely on f potatoes to provide a bumper crop and jumper crops of potatoes mean bags of food. Yes, you’re a wise man if you plant a few extra rows of potatoes this year, because plenty of good seed Is available... and plenty of potatoes will be needed If I know anything about II You’ll be helping yourself and a hungry world. Look over your land and see how many rows you can allow us. Then see your seed merchant. He will sell you HOME GARDENERS ’ enough seed to fill your heart with pride at digging time ... and fill your basement with next year's potato supply. Incidentally the more potatoes you use the more wheat we tave f° r BritainWHILE SEED IS PLENTIFUL * AND HELP TO FIGHT FAMINE

■IM ■ MW ■ ± Girls who start with TO GIRLS 111 TAIHAPE MARTON & WANGANUI > Districts Would you like i to come to Hl ... a ■ Wellington? Or Auckland ? and enjoy high wages, congenial work, WHERE YOU WILL WORK. Matheson Minster Ltd. is EXCELLENT ACCOMMODATION. > the maker of New Zealand’s Leading Men’s Suit—"Minster WOßK OF LIFETIME VALUE The finest quality of worsted and woollen cloths are used, which are a pleasure to work with. This firm has large orders for "Minster” garments and every girl will be help- BEST OF WORKING CONDITIONS. We have entered ing in this most essential work. new and modern premises with excellent working conditions EXPERIENCE. We invite application, from all girls and and staff facilities. Morning and afternoon teas and mwls »r. rr available at the Staff Cafeteria. A qualified nurse is in attendwomen ’ ance to advise and help girls and treat minor ailments. Social (a) With experience of machining or hand-sewing in the activities are run by the staff’s own Social Committee. Staff clothing trade. Concerts, Parties, Marching and Sports Teams are organised, (b) With some experience of machining or hand-sewing so enabling girls to make many friends and en|oy their in any other trade. leisure hours. No work on Saturday. (c) With no experience, but who are willing to take this ACCOMMODATION. Excellent accommodation can be opportunity of being taught work which will soon arranged if desired at an up-to-date Hostel at modest rates, bring them excellent wages and be of life-time value. This Hostel is under expert management, where good food (d) We also require a few girls and women without and living quarters ensure every comfort and opportunities experience, for simple operations. for friendships. Facilities are also available at the Hostel for ■ ..e-iaee-r la/ Ar-cc DAm Tk r .u u u recreation and entertainment of friends. HIGHEST WAGES PAID. The firm pays the highest rate of wages. Any selected girl or woman will be paid a wage above the award rate, according to her experience and ability. FARES PAID. First Class Service Car or Rail Fares Expert training is given to inexperienced girls who can soon be provided free to selected girls on undertaking qualify to earn good wages. Even inexperienced and young remain for not less than 3 months. girls receive a wage sufficient to pay for good board plus a reasonable amount for clothes and ankisements. (iIRI*S LEAVING SCHOOL who wish to commence work later may arrange to start in the New Year. WHERE TO APPLY Our Executive, Mr. M. White, will be in Marton and Wanganui districts to give particulars and interviews as follows: (Parents or friends are invited to accompany applicants). MARTON Tuesday. December 3rd. at LOWS LTD., Men's Outiitten, from 9 a.m. to 5.30 p.m. Call or telephone 2243 for appointment. WANGANl’l— Wednesday, December 4th, at D.1.C., LTD., from 9 a.m. to 5.30 p.m. Enquire at office for Mr. White or telephone 2127 for appointment. (Genuine country applicants calling for interview will have bus fare pai<P. 4 or write to MATHESON MINSTER LTD. .Manufacturing Tailors, 40 Victoria Street, WEI.LINGTON, And at 16 McKelvie Street, Grey Lynn, ACCKIAND.