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SITUATIONS vacant ,Y,?^ AL .? raVel,ers . to call ° n far't ? Wlth veterinary remedies: sal- i and commission: only men expenpply, to Energetic. | enced in stock need care Boy 1133. City r pUA\ ELLERS who are calling oil farn?frs * and w ould like to handle f;v r . a , es on commission, in any district, please communicate urgently with Lucrative, care Box 955. Cltv DOR MOTOR - BODY TRADE. Wanted. WORKERS Mo tor-body First-class SHEET METAL and PANEL-BEATERS for Trade. Apply, stating closing copies of age, experiem testimonials. and enML'XT, COTTRELL, NEILSEX AND CO., LIMITED, Petorie. APPLICATIONS INVITED FOR POSITION COMMERCIAL MOTOR SALESMAN, Auckland District for Chassis of English Manufacture. Applicants must be experienced and eneigetic, and should submit copies of testimonials, giving full particulars of experience and indicating selling ability. Salary and Commission. W rltten applications to COMMERCIAL, Box 417, Auckland. OOLLIERY MANAGER WANTED. Applications, closing December 12, are invited for the position of COLLIERY MANAGER AT BLACKBALL. All applicants are requested to state ute date on which they could commence dunes, and to forward full particulars of then qualifications, together with copies ot testimonials, to The Secretary, BLACKBALL COAL, MINES PROPRIETARY, LTD., O- Box 717, Christchurch. DOMESTICS WANTED TAO.UESTIC Help, young; sleep out; , Sundays free—7 Orand View ltd., Re mu era. Phone 25-564. WORK WANTED T>RO\\ N S and Murray’s Bays Property Owners, have your houses painted by A. Gerlach and Son, Brown's Bay. Cl ON CRETE Pallis, aieps, Walls, etc., J constructed; Tarring, Sanding; firstclass work. Shepherd, Morningside. Phone 20-002. T AWNMOWERS sharpened by latest " automatic electric grinders; collected, delivered.—Armstrong’s, 30 Gt. North ltd., Grey Lynn. Phone 26-693. STRAYED AND IMPOUNDED STRAYED, Brown and White Smithfield Collie, without tail, from 2, Wells St.. Ponsonby; reward. PERSONAL r PHE Salvation Army, 6 Wellesley X Chambers.—Major Cordon will thankfully receive donations toward Christmas dinners for poor families. TRADE PERSONAL ABOUT Asphalting, Concreting, Tarring, Sanding, Lawns, Tennis Courts, Rock-work.—Ring B. Bishop. Phone 21-824. • 4 LL our Excellent Used Doors, Windows. Sashes, Grates, Ranges, under cover; cheap.—Sam White and Sons. \NY Painted Design on anything for anybody, any purse; beautiful Paintex Model Frocks, £3 3s each.— Phone 44-336. C 'IHARMING Bridal Attire, pink or silJ ver paintex, own design, transfer. — Write “Q.,” 1270, The Sun; or phone 4 4-336. DAINTY Model Day or Evening Frocks, Shawls, Scarves, etc.; paintex specialty.—Phone 44-336. AVE and Prolong Usefulness of Your Eyes.—O. E. Nielson, Sight Specialist, 68 Pitt St. E Clean and Re block Ladies’ and Gent’s Hats. —Cox. the Hatter, Karangahape Rd.

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