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Sun (Auckland), Volume II, Issue 468, 25 September 1928, Page 3

SITUATIONS VACANT. PHOTOGRAPHER, energetic, capable, . . w ![ lin S S° anywhere; exceptional opportunity for right man. Salarv and commlssion.—“Focus," A 1825, The Sun pHOTOGKAPHY, young lady, developJ ng, printing, etc. Higher wages for expert. Replies confidential. State Experience.—" Modern,” A 1824, The Sun. VOL'TH wanted for Butter and Milk Factory; state age and experience; references required.—Write P.O. Box 168. A FIRM OF MERCHANTS have VACANCY for a CREDIT CLERK, one with knowledge of Auckland territory preferred. Apply, in own handwriting, stating age, experience, etc., and enclosing copies of testimonials, to “ CREDIT,” 1815, The Sun. CHRISTCHURCH CITY COUNCIL. SUPERINTENDENT OF PARKS AND GARDENS. Applications are invited from Qualified Sent 0 "? l° r , th ° Portion of Superfntem dent of Parks, Plantations, and Gardens for the City of Christchurch. A copy of the schedule of duties mav be seen at the office of this Paper. y Applications, addressed to the underTDi nd 4. ™. arked ‘‘Superintendent of Parks, Plantations, and Gardens,” will be received until MONDAY. October 8. Personal canvass of* the Mayor. Coun°JL offlce r. s of the Council will disqualify the applicant. J. S. NEVILLE. Town Clerk. Christchurch, September 17, 1928. SITUATIONS WANTED. ABOUT Plumbing, Sanitary Work, Drainage, Roofs, Spouting repaired; moderate charges.—Plumber. 62 Newton GARDENER requires work immediately; Tuesday or Thursday; regular position if possible; good refs.—A 1785, PERSONAL ]\TISS GWLADYS BELL, of Mount Eden i-YX (late of Mangere), is not the person connected with the recent law case. TRADE PERSONAEJ BOWLERS —Your Colours, Hat Bands, Ties and Badges from the maker— Cox, the Hatter, Karangahape Road. 1 CROCKS. Coats and Purs. Small deposit. Wear as you pay.—Kerr and Company, 25 Security Bldgs, Queen St. HAVE you joined the Better Shaving Club? Use “Edgekene” on your strop. Price Is 6d. URRELL McKEE and Co., 314 Dilworth Buildings, third floor.—Watchmakers, Jewellers. Repairs. Old jewellery remodelled. WEDDING Brocks, Veils and Coronets.—Lily Elsie The Bride Paradise, 417 Upper Queen St. “SCORE” Califonts, nearly given away for advertising purposes; 37s 6d.—Healy and Mollet, Bank Bldgs., Upper Queen St. LOST PROPERTY BASKET, containing Purse and Parcels, taken by mistake at J.C.L. Lace Department.—Will finder please return to J.C.L., or address at The Sun, 297. Reward. CHEMISTS AND OPTICIANS. KEEP Fit and Enjoy Life.—Take “PHOSPHORTON.” the great Nerve Tonic. Bottles 2s 6d. 4s 6d. 7s 6d.—A. Eccles, Chemist.

Coach and Passenger Vehicle drivers while on duty (excluding any driver intoxicated at the time of the accident) shall be deemed fare-paying passengers and any person whose fare has been paid or is paid by another person shall also be deemed a fare-paying passenger, and the expression “fare” includes any cash -remuneration or hire money.) (3) £250 if the subscriber shall be killed or dies as the result of injuries received while entering or alighting from any stationary tram, train,, steamer, ferry or vehicle mentioned in clauses (1) and (2). (4) £SOO If the subscriber shall be killed or dies as the result of injuries received while travelling in or driving a passenger lift or elevator set apart for the use of passengers In a building used for residential or business purposes. Subscribers are not covered under this clause unless injured as the result of an accident happening to any such lift or elevator. ACCIDENTS IN THE STREETS (5) £IOO if the subscriber shall be killed or dies as the result of injuries received while and as a pedestrian in a public thoroughfare colliding or coming in contact with any moving vehicle. (6) £250 if the subscriber shall be killed or dies as the result of injuries received while engaged and acting as a Tram or Bus Conductor or Inspector falling or being struck and thrown from the footboard by a passing vehicle. (Subscribers intoxicated at the time of the accident are not included in the three preceding clauses.) CYCLING AND MOTOR-CYCLING ACCIDENTS (7) £IOO In case of death of the subscriber if he or she shall be accidentally killed while riding in a public thoroughfare a bicycle, tricycle or motor-cycle, solely for pleasure but Including journeys to and from the subscriber’s usual place of business (not including business journeys) provided that such reader is a duly licensed