SITUATIONS VACANT I WAITRESS ‘ wanted. Apply Grand I Hotel. CLERK-TYPIST AN established commercial flrm has a vacancy lor a lemale clerk-typist. Ideal working conditions. 371-hpur week. Experience an advantage but not essential. WRITE “P 35 CHRONICLE DOMESTIC HELP—COLLEGE ; ESTATE Light domestic duties offered to ] clean, willing girl. Sleep in. Salary: £2/10/- per week. I APPLY “R 122 CHRONICLE WANTED SMART Lad wanted for Shipping Office. Apply in writing to:— "SHIPPING," C/- Rl2l, Chronicle. I CLERK. THE D.1.C., Limited, require the services of a Senior Clerk to take charge of their Inwards Goods Room. This is an interesting position suitable for a young lady with initiative, and car-' ries a good salary together with staff I discount privileges. They also require a Junior Female | Clerk for office duties of a genera!: nature. Apply ,to — THE SECRETARY, D.1.C., LIMITED. MERCERY AND CLOTHING BUYER C. SMITH, Ltd., Wellington invite applications for the above position. They j require a man with a thorough know-| ledge of both these departments. Full 1 application should be made in writing to:— MESSRS., C. SMITH LTD., P.O. Box 19, Te Aro, Wellington. SITUATIONS WANTED GORSE Grubbing or scrubcutting wanted by two experienced men; with i decent accommodation; day wages 1 preferred. Write Rl2O, Chronicle. | MARRIED man requires position on | sheep farm, 5 years experience with I tat lambs; handy to bus or school. ■ Write RllB, Chronicle. I MARRIED man wants scrubcutting, fencing etc., used to rough country. | Handy to school or bus. Write giving I particulars to Rll7, Chronicle. POSITION on sheep or mixed farm wanted by married ex-serviceman. A I grade certificate. Good house essential. Replies to Rll6, Chronicle. POSITION on sheep farm wanted by married man; good dogs; eight years experience. Write R 5, Chronicle. SCRUBCUTTING contract wanted by 4 experienced men. Full particulars. Reply Pll2, Chronicle. WANTED TO EXCHANGE 5-Roomed house. All conveniences, garage, nice locality. For small farm or farmlet, vicinity of Wanganui. Phone 8144. LOST AND FOUND LOST —Red Setter Dog. Reward. Ring 4951. LOST—Black Glove (left hand) in Hunterville. Finder please return to Chronicle Agent, Hunterville. LOST, Friday, between Premier Dairy and St. Hill Street—Brown Fox Fur. Valued. Please return 81 St. Hill Street. Reward. ! LOST, in Marton, Wednesday—To- i bacco Pouch. Please leave at J.' Bosselman, Tobacconist, Marton. Reward. LOST, between Waverley, Ngutuwero—VB Hub Cap, painted green. Ring 71S, Waverley. _ I LOST—One Turkey. Vicinity of Wick- j steed and Campbell Streets. Apply Farmers’ Meat and Delicatessen, Ltd., I opp. Imperial Hotel. LOST—cio. 5 Iron Golf Club, Municipal Links, Saturday. Reward. Apply Links Custodian LOST—Taken by mistake: Lady’s I Grey Coat, Turakina Hall,_on Satur-> day. Address at Chronicle'* Office. WANTED TO RENT I FLAT,‘‘or r ßooms, urgently wanted by young married couple; both work-! ing; £5 offered to any kind person helping us. Write Rll3. Chronicle. RETIRED Farmer, boy at college, 1 building new house, requires temporarily small Furnished House Flat, or good Beach Cottage; any period considered. Prompt re-occupation I guaranteed; bank references. Write ' P 33. Chronicle. ACCOMMODATION HOUSE, or Flat, unfurnished, wanted by two adults; ‘wo children. Pnone 3980. i BOARD in private homes for three' children, all school age. Town or country. Write Rll9, Chronicle, or address at Chronicle. WANTED, furnished room, bach; suit married couple. £2 week. Wanganui. Write Rll5, Chronicle. houda/Taccommodation AVAILABLE NORTH Mt. Egmont Hostel, only 19 miles from New Plymouth. Tar sealed road to Hostel, 3,210 ft. above sea level. Delightful scenic walks. Table tennis and billiards. Phone or write North Egmont Hostel. LAWRENCE’S WINE BAR ATTENTION Weary Shoppers make Lawrence’s your rendezvous' for a refreshing rest and glass of 1 wine LADIES —Lawrence’s have a lounge,! well heated and well lighted available for your convenience. GENTLEMEN—How about enter- ■ taining your friends in the private, bar of Lawrence’s. WINE by the bottle, or case, can be ■ purchased from our bottle store. : WINES, Sherries. Liqueurs, Cocktails, Ciders, etc., from 6rl glass, with biscuits if desired. SATISFY your curiosity—make a visit to Lawrence’s when next in town. PHOTOGRAPHS. SOLDIERS' Snaps from overseas copieci. printed, enlarged, and framed. Reasonable prices. Tesla Studios. Wanganui.
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Wanganui Chronicle, 8 May 1948, Page 1
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