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AUCTION SALES l LEVIN SALE 5 TUESDAY, JANUARY .25 At 11.30 a.m. _ 280 fat wpthers , 100 fat ewes. 3 60 fat lambs- " b 370 shorn wethdr lambs 1 14 fat P.A. heifers 1 9 fat P.A. cows 20 vealers 10 fat cows, ex dairy 1'2-year heifer, r.w.b. * lOCTporkers ' 60 store pigs 1 stationary hay press 3 2800 ft. (approx.) used timber (in lots) » On A/c. Drake Bros.: — r 130 woolly wether lambs On A/c. of A. V. Webster: — . | 130 woolly wether lambs, Romney AUCTION SALE* THE SCHOOLHOUSE, OTAKI WEDNESDAY, JAN. 26, 1949 AT 1 P.M. MESSRS J. L. BENNET, LTD., in conjunction with Harold Taylor, have been favoured with instruc-' tions from Mr. J. E. James, who is leaving the district, to sell the folldwing-household furniture: — 1 "Courier" 6-valve radio, 1 writing desk, extension table and 4 chalrs, 4 single beds, 4 single mattresses, 3 duchess chests, halistand, carpet runner, easy chair, 4 kitchen chairs, small - table, Morris chair, dinner wagon, firescreen, humpty, settee and squab, ironing board, cupboards, mats, fiour bins, clothes rack, kitchen utensils, garden tools,. bookshelves, stools, forms, sundries, 1 real Ebony dressing-table set, E'.P. salver, E.P. fruit dish, E.P. tea and coffee service comprising teapot, coffee pot, cream jug and sugar, E.P. entree dish, 4 silver salt ceJiars in case, 1 cut glass cruet, 1 pr. fish servers in case, 1 good flat-bot-tomed boat with oars (in first classcondition), 1 electric plug-in stove, 1 cabin'et model electric gramophone (mahogany case), 1 camelhair rug, as new; 1 Acme wringer; 1 lady's cycie, first class order. NO OUTSIDE ENTRIES TAKEN For Further Particulars Tel. 65S, Otaki BERT PALMER, Auctioneer. SITUATIONS VACANT WE have a vacancy for a young girl as offipe jimior. Our offl.ee- is sunny, and a 37|-hour week is worxed. A girl with initiative will find this an interesting and varied position where time does not drag. Minimum wages. are £2' and Will b'e in accordance with age and experience. — McMinn Motors, Ltd.," Ford Dealers, Levin. Tel. 481. HEPLACEMENT Parts Merchandising is an interesting calling and trained men are.always in demand. We offer a permanent position as a junior to a bright'boy to learn this interesting work': Call and discuss this position with us. — McMinn Motors, Ltd., Ford Dealers, Levin. Tel. 481. i MAN for clearing lupin, easy' going. Apply W. Cole, ' Tel. 20D, Otaki. • QOOD labourerf ; Apply • Manager, Permac Condrete Products; Ltd'., Tel. 474, Levin. QARPENTERSr First class workmen. Apply" C. Richards, 20 Manchester St., Levin. LUBRICATION SPECIALIST i - HUDSON & BURNHAM, LTD., Queen St., Levin, invite applications for the position of Lubrication Specialist. The position calls for an experienced operator, but a suitable unskilled man will be trained. The equipment and conditions are the" best in»the country and excellent wages, in addition to bonuses, are paid. Apply: General Manager, Hudson & Burnham, Ltd., Queen St., LEVIN A CHANCE IN A LIFETIME FOR A KEEN MAN E require an ambitious and conscientious man to distribute our products in the Levin district. This entails tlie direct house-to-house marketing of our many lines which include cosmetics, food and household sundries, all of which are sold under a firm Money-back Guarantee. Credit.can.be -arranged for the man appointed, should that be desired. Car an advantage but not essential. Excellent incoipe assured. The successful applicant would be working for himself in a healthy, outdoor occupation — in his own time — in a,.large territory for which he would "have exclusive selling rights. Apply "Success," P.OuBox 216, Wellington. A JOB WITH ACCOMMODATION JHE Cleaning Contractor at Silverstream Hoispital has vacancies for women and girls on easy work, mainly sweeping, dusting. and washing dishies. A small amount of scrubbing is also required, but there is no hands-and-knees work. Wages are £4/7/6 for a- 5-day week of 40 hours, while single room and full board are available for only £1/2/6 .per week. Swimming pool, tennis courts, pictures, etc., available in the grounds; frequent bus and train service to the gates. For further details write Mr, Clark, Silverstream Hospital (Tel. 60-231), or Mr. Stephenson, Rqom 168, 'A.M.P. Building, Wellington (Tel. 42-266).