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Wanganui Chronicle, 8 November 1950, Page 1

SITUATIONS VACANT. CARPENTERS and Labourers wanted; good wages. Phone 9—1047. MIDDLE-Aged Woman wanted for elderly couple (country); good conditions, all-electric home. Write V 376, Box 16, Marton. WOMAN wanted to do washing. Apply Mrs. J. Herdman, Crofton Road, or phone 2215, Marton WANTED Experienced Waitress. Live out. Apply Criterion Hotel. TEMPORARY SALES STAFF. APPLICATIONS are invited from Sales Women, preferably with some experience, to undertake part-time temporary positions in our Store. Generous rates of remunerations and pleasant working conditions. Apply personally— The Manager, LONDONTOWN ENTERPRISES, Ltd Wanganui. FLOCK HOUSE FARM OF INSTRUCTION, BULLS. 1 Assistant Male Cook. Start immediately. Good wages. 1 Assistant Gardener, to take charge of flower beds and lawns. Driving license an advantage. Single accommodation only. Apply— Farm Training Supervisor, Flock House Farm of Instruction, BULLS. TAIHAPE BOROUGH COUNCIL. ASSISTANT FOREMAN. APPLICATIONS are invited for the position of Assistant Foreman for the Council’s Works Department. Conditions of Appointment and Schedule of Duties are obtainable from the undersigned with whom applications close on 30th November. House available. W. HUDSON, Town Clerk. November 8, 1950. WANGANUI HOSPITAL BOARD.

NIGHT PORTER-TELEPHONE ATTENDANT. APPLICATIONS are Invited for the above position. The duties comprise that of Night Porter for three nights and Telephone Attendant for two nights per week and the commencing wages are a minimum of £7 8/5 per 40-hour week. Further information concerning the position may be obtained from the undersigned with whom applications close on November 17. K. HARRIS Secretary.

LOST AND FOUND LOST—Small Parcel, men’s swimsuit, Friday night. Finder please leave Chronicle Office. Reward, LOST —Fox Terrier, black and white, vicinity Mangaweka-Utiku main road. GoqsJ reward. Phone 275, Mangaweka. . LOST —Jeep Spare Wheel, complete with tyre, between Karioi and Wanganui. Finder please phone 61X, Ohakune. Reward. LOST—Young black and white working Dog from Tutaenui; friendly nature, answers “Jock.’’ Reward. Ring 5737, Marton. lost; Between Wanganui and Whangaehu, retreaded tyre 650 x 16, mounted on Chevrolet wheel. Reward. Phone 973. LOST Sum of money in small black purse,’ by elderly lady in city, Friday morning. Ring 4656. Reward. FOUND Straying at Westmere; 10 P.A. Steers. Owner please ring R.

H. Farley, 9-644. WORK WANTED WANTED —Painting, roofs and country work specially catered for; distance no object. Ring 84615. _ LAWNMOWERS and Motor-mowers, grinding, re-setting and overhauling. All work guaranteed. Free collection and delivery. G. Hardy, Specialist, Phone 3222. SHOP AT LONDONTOWN. MULTRI-STRIPED Coir Rugs, 481 n. x 24in. 8/6. 54in. x 27in. 10/6. STRIPED Deck Chair Canvas, gay tonings, 5/6 and 5/11 yard. 36in. ENGLISH Chintz, biscuit backgrounds, posy effect, floral designs, Rose, Blue, Green and Gold 4/6 Yard. 36in. FIGURED Brocade, in attractive leaf designs, two-tone effects, Gold/ Green, Blue/Rose, Grey/Red, Ecru background 5/11 yard. 46in. SELr’-PATERNED Brocades, in ever popular “Rokfast,” Beige, Green, Blue, Pose 8/6 Yard. 48in. ROSEBANK Reversible Cretonnes in Clover, Blue, Rose and Green on Deep Cream backgrounds. 8/6. = == FINANCIAL WHY PAY RENT? OWN YOUR OWN HOME. FINANCE arranged on Easy Repayments Terms. EXISTING MORTGAGES refinanced on Better Terms over 10, 15 or 20 years, including Death Cover, whereby interest and Repayments of Principal ceases immediately. Enquire without obligation from— THE DOMINION LIFE ASSURANCE OFFICE OF N.Z., LTD., Box 31. Phones: 2082, office hours, 4955, evenings. Wan ga n u i. PHOTOGRAPHS. SOLDIERS’ Snaps from overseas copied, printed, enlarged, and framed. Reasonable prices. Tesla Studios, Wanganui. FRUIT FOR SALE GRAPEFRUIT, 401 b. cases; fancy grade, 15/-; .specially selected, £1; both f.o.r. Hunt and Son, Private Bag. Tauranga. ACCOMMODATION. HOTEL - BRAEBURN] "A perfectly delightful place at which to stay.”— So wrote a patron of Hotel Braeburn on his return home. Ideal for visitors; idea! for permanents. Under the personal management of MR. & MRS. T. W. T. WARD.