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SITUATIONS VACANT Advertisements of 16 words under the headings of Situations Vacant, Wanted, For Sale, To Let, Lost and Found, Miscellaneous Wants, etc.. Is per insertion, three consecutive insertions 2s 6d, six consecutive insertions ss. Strictly cash in advance. Extra charge if booked. Business letters should be addressed to The Manager, and not the Editor. experienced WAITRESS. — W Provincial Hotel. WANTED, Certificated TRACTION DRIVER for stone crushing at Port Chalmers.—l 77, Times. WANTED, BOY to assist rabbiter: good home.—Apply Johnson’s Fish Depot, Dunedin. COMPETENT TRADESMAN Required immediately by John H, Muir, builder, for cottage work. —Phone 21-165. WANTED, for trapping and poisoning, 2 experienced RABBITERS. —Apply R. M. Macaulay, Hakataramea. WANTED, Man COOK for about 8 men; new cookhouse, with electric cooking; 4 miles from Fairlle; wages £3 3s.— 209, Times. SITUATIONS WANTED Advertisements of 16 words under the headings of Situations Vacant, Wanted, For Sale, To Let, Lost and Found. Miscellaneous Wants, etc.. Is per insertion, three consecutive Insertions 2s 6d, six consecutive insertions ss. Strictly cash in advance, Extra charge if booked. Business letters should be addressed to The Manager, and not the Editor. WANTED, HARVESTING, by experienced man,—2o3, Times. WANTED, WORK by young man; driving car or truck; ftrgent.—l7o, Times. ROUGHCAST your Wooden House; old or new: save upkeep,—Ashton and Sons, 50 Melbourne street (phone 22-457). RELIABLE young woman requires POSITION; light housework or housekeeper; one adult preferred.—lß9, Times. EXPERIENCED rabbiter wants BLOCK; own outfit; will also give hand with seasonal work. —179, Times Office. KENNEDY AND SON, Asphalters, .169 Carroll street. Asphalt and Concrete Paths, Yards, etc. A life-long experience at your service. CAPABLE Male Clerk, Book-keeper,. 9 years’ experience machinery trade, desires POSITION: accountancy student; references—E, 1. Box 30, Invercargill. CAPABLE woman wants HOUSEWORK, Mondays till Friday; hours 9 till 1; four years last position; good references: please state wages.—lßß, Times. •MACHINE AND BLADE SHEARERS. ItjL Classers, Cooks, Pressers, Rollers, Couples, Ploughmen, Shepherds, Orchard Hands, any worker you require BAKER’S AGENCY. 5 Stafford street, Phone 13-301; after hours 13-259 Wires: Baker’s Agency, Dunedin. T o M ED I C A L MEN. A fully qualified Doctor is OPEN for a LOCUM APPOINTMENT from APRIL to DECEMBER.' . Immediate application necessary. N.Z. MEDICAL. BUREAU (P. Hercus), Box 1099;. Christchurch. BOARD AND RESIDENCE THE LEVIATHAN DUNEDIN’S LEADING PRIVATE HOTEL. Under New Management. Within One Minute pi the Railway Station. Every Modern Appointment. Unlimited Supply Hot Water. Laundry Facilities. Electric Lift. Day and Night Porteri Passengers by Night Express can have breakfast from 7 a.m. C.T. and W.A. House. , Reduced Moderate Tariff. Tariff. 11s 6d day: £2 16s week. Permanents Catered for, at Reduced Charges Mr and Mrs T. ESPIE. Phone 11-979. P.O. Box 112. VOUR PROBLEM SOLVED FOR 1 ACCOMMODATION Special Effort to Please. Enjoy a Happv Holiday by Staying at WOOD’S PRIVATE HOTEL. Rattray street (centre of town). Moderate Tariff. Excellent Cuisine Reserve Early. Phone 10-757. Leith house. SUPERIOR -ACCOMMODATION. Lady and Gentlemen Boarders and Guests. Moderate tariff. Attractive surroundings. On George street tram route. Phong No. 11-021. Douglas private hotel (next Town Hall): Casuals 10s a day, £2 10s week; permanents 30s week; comfort assured.—Phone 12-601. TE RAHIRI HOTEL: Vacancies: casuals £2, permanents 30s; excellent cuisine; every comfort; new electric hot water system.—Phone 14-532. CLANRANALD, 6 Duncan street.— Superior ACCOMMODATION available: visitors or permanents: bed-sitting rooms, with breakfast.—Phone 13-495. WANTED, by student, comfortable BOARD: in private home; vicinity University; terms moderate. Apply “ Comfortable,” Box 116, Oamaru. WANTED, good BOARD; woman student: 2 rooms preferred, or 1 large room; near Hospital.—Please reply 201, Times. KIND, motherly Lady, with comfortable home, would BOARD Children, Infants to school age; reasonable.—l7B, Times. WANTED, Service FLAT, near Medir cal School; woman student; 2 rooms. Please reply 200, Times. BOARD wanted, by lady, in comfortable home or private hotel.—Address 191, Times. YOUTH wants BOARD, near Roslyn Mills; reasonable.—Reply 193, Times Office. YOUNG Girl Requires BOARD; private home; single room; vicinity Art School.—2oß, Times. WOMAN student requires quiet BOARD near Medical School.: —186, Times. REPAIRS MANSON’S MOWER SHOP. m SERVICE DEPT. We OVERHAUL and REPAIR Lawn Mowers. Wringers and Carpet Sweepers. SET and SHARPEN Shears. Axes. Slashers. Scissors, etc., ReHandle all Tools, WELD broken Implements. 647 Princes street (opposite Tram Sheds). SEND your Tennis Racquets for Restringing or Repairs by Experts. to Charles Bills, Ltd., 218 George street. Dunedin LAWN MOWERS Collected, Sharpened, Overhauled, and Delivered by the Specialists. T. L. Begg and Sons. Princes street. RENTAL CARS RENTAL CARS (Drive Yourself), 24hour Service. —White Star Taxis, Ltd., 9 Stafford street; phone 11-433. RENTAL CARS (Drive Yourself), 24hour Service—White Star Taxis, Ltd., 9 Stafford street; phone 11-433. RENTAL CARS (Drive Yourself), 24hour Service. —White Star Taxis, Ltd,, 9 Stafford street: phone 11-433. THE Perfect PAINT for local conditions is the guaranteed Perfecto Paint. 22s 6d.—At Wren’s.

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Otago Daily Times, Issue 24227, 20 February 1940, Page 1

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Page 1 Advertisements Column 5 Otago Daily Times, Issue 24227, 20 February 1940, Page 1

Page 1 Advertisements Column 5 Otago Daily Times, Issue 24227, 20 February 1940, Page 1

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