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, SITUATIONS WANTED ' FEMALES CAPABLE Housekeeper requires position from January 17-30. full charge Fond of children. Phone 64-112. FARMER'S Wife now a widow with school age child, wants Housekeeper's position on farm, handy to bus route, near Christchurch. Apply 2961 "Press.” “VACANCIES— EMPLOYEES BLADE Shearers and expert enced Wool Presser, 10s per hour. Start immediately. ’Ph 83-029 7631 CAPABLE single tractor driver required for sheep property 18 miles from Masterton. Also require experienced single shepherd general for property. Living and working conditions are excellent. Apply Wright, Stephenson and Co. Ltd.. Masterton. 9852 WANTED Boy for town supply dairy farm at Belfast. Good wages. Ph. Belfast 8517. MARRIED SHEPHERD Married Shepherd with high ceftntry experience wanted, Lochiel Station. Hamner Springs. Large. modern, 4-bedroom house with tennis court, frig, and telephone. Free meat, milk and tirewood. Wife's duties nil. Primary and secondary school bus at gate. Apply:— E. G. O. Rutherford, Lochiel, Private Bag. CHRISTCHURCH. 9759 VACANCIES—GENERAL ADDINGTON School. Married Couple required as Caretakers. Husband. 40 hours: wife, 10 hours per week, plus broken time allowance. Applications to Mr Coote. chairman, 43 Bolton avenue, 'phone 70-023, or Mr Bonniface, secretary, 114 Polson street, ’phohe 77-212. DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION CHILD WELFARE DIVISION FOSTER Parents required for family home. An opportunity is available to a suitable married couple to undertake an interesting and worthwhile occupation involving the temporary care of children in a family home at Timaru. The home is modern and specially designed for the purpose. It is fully furnished, except for two bedrooms, set aside for the Foster Parents and accommodates up to eight children. Engagement will be on a free tenancy basis plus board payments for children placed in the home. The husband will be free to engage in normal employment. For full Information apply to: The District Child Welfare Officer. P.O. Box 770. CHRISTCHURCH. 9703

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