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Evening Star, Issue 23374, 18 September 1939, Page 11

PUBLIC NOTICES. LADIES’ SLACKS SPECIAL PURCHASES AT DISCOUNT PRICES ALL GARMENTS THE LATEST STYLES AND GOOD FITTING. LADIES’ FLANNEL SLACKS, good shape, shades of Grey, Navy, Green, and Brown; S.W., W., O.S. Special price, 13s lid LADIES’ “ ALL-WOOL ROSLYN SLACKS.” shades of Grey, Wine, and Royal; all sizes, excellent quality. Special price, 21s. LADIES’ ‘ ALL-WOOL ” FLANNEL SLACKS, shades of Grey, Navy, Fawn, and Brown, latest stripes and designs; S.W., W., O.S Special price, 17s 6d. LADIES’ BBITWAY SLACKS, good quality, shades of Rose, Saxe, Navy, Brown, Wine, and Bed; all sizes. Special price, 6s lid. LADIES’ SPORTS BIIOUSES. LADIES’ *' SPORTS ” INTERLOCK BLOUSES, buttoned or zip fastener, short sleeves, shades of Navy, Saxe, Pink, Creme, and Grey ; ■ S.W., W. Usual ■ price, 3s lid. Special price, 2s 6d. W. PENROSE AND CO. LTD.

LAST WEEK WRENS GENUINE SALE. RUOETNE ROUE PAINT. Was 12s 6cl gal., now 10s 6d gal. But Now—Save Money. W RENOVATE.

NOTICE TO ADVERTISERS. ADVERTISEMENTS for insertion in the * Star ' and ALL BUSINESS COMMUNICATIONS should be addressed to the Id AN ACER, Only Literary Contributions and Letters for publication should be addressed to the Editor. 1 i. 1 ; SITUATIONS VACANT. Acivcrtisenitnts ot 16 words under tire leadings of Situation. Vacant, Wanted, For Sale, To Let, Lost an. Found, Miscellaneous Wants, etc., Is per insertion tli ec consecutive insertions t ils 6d, six consecutive insertions 6s, Cash with Older. PUBLIC SERVICE. A PPLICATIONS (to be made on P.S.C. Form 17a. obtainable at principal Post Offices) will be received up till noon on 22nd SEPTEMBER, 1939. for the Positions of ELECTRICIAN at the E.N.Z.A.F. Stations at Woodbourne (Blenheim) and Ohakea (Palmerston North). The appointments will be to the Temporary Stiff of the PUBLIC WORKS DEPARTMENT, at a salary of £270 p.a., with maximum £3OO p.a. A stand-by allowance of £lO p.a. will also be paid. It is desired that Applicants should be Registered Wiremen and preferably have had some experience as faultsmen, linesmen, or sub-station operators. An elementary knowledge of Diesel Engine Running would bo an advantage. The general duties will comprise operating and maintaining the switchgear and apparatus in the sub-station, maintenance of the distribution system, and of the installations in the various buildings. The appointees will be required to assist in theerection of sub-station equipment and reticulation scheme. A modem five-roomed all-electric rest' deuce will be provided as soon as possible at a rental to be determined later. Meantime, rent will be charged at the rate of not more than £1 per week. The successful applicants will be required to bear any expense incurred in travelling to take up appointment. When submitting applications, COPIES ONLY of testimonials need be forwarded. SECRETARY, Public Service Commissioner, Wellington, C.l. APPLICATIONS for the Position of experienced RESIDENTIAL MANAGER AND HOUSE STEWARD of the Dunedin Club will be received not later than 30th SEPTEMBER, 1939. Salary £275 per annum. Unencumbered or single man preferred. Apply, with references, to A. J. THOMPSON, • Secretary, P.O. Box 88, Dunedin. CREDIT MAN required for Dunedin branch of Empire-wide organisation. This is a hard job, and a liberal salary, with bonuses and car allowance, will be paid to the right man. He must be energetic and have a good education. Selling experience a definite advantage. A complete training course wilt be given on the Credit and collection work. Apply G.P.O. Box 373, Dunedin. V*/’ ANTED, RELIABLE YOUN'G LADY. * ’ Character references essential. Apply • SALUS (HEALTH) PAD COMPANY, 24- Broadway (after 11 a.m.) WANTED', - OFFICE ASSISTANT (male), preferably with at least one year’s office experience.—Full details, including age and copies of testimonials, to WANTED, a Youth for milk run; £5 15s fortnightly.—Apply, with references, to James Jersey Dairies, Hanover street. ANTED, reliable Charwoman, few hours one morning weekly; light washing and cleaning.—Apply 7 Hobson street, St. Clair. WANTED, Girl, 9 till 2 daily, north end; 15s week.—Address A 371, ‘ Star.’ WANTED. Message Boy. for Chemist; bicycle provided.—Apply Sprosen, chemist, Octagon. ANTED, good plain Cook for private hotel, Dunedin.—Reply No. A 367, ‘ Star’ Office. WANTED, Housemaid-Waitress, or Waitress for private hotel, Dunedin; good working conditions.—Reply No. A 368, ■ Star ’ Office.