Advertiser (Adelaide, SA : 1889 - 1931), Wednesday 4 May 1910, page 16
AUCTIONS.
ABSTRACT OF SALES BY AUCTION
THIS DAY.
Messrs. Thyer Willcox, 4 Cost the Rooms, at
1180 Live Poultry, Fruit, Sx
Messrs. J A. Sando.-At Halifax-st, at a Fur-
nature. Mc
Kenna T. Bruce & Cost South terrace, at 11
Furniture, ke.
Messrs. G E. Stereos & Co.-At the Mart, at 11
Furniture, &c
Messrs. Megaw k Hose-At the Central Mart, at
10 SO Furniture, and Miscellaneous Goods
Mr. J. W. Shannon At Gilles Arcade, at 2
Horses. 2
THIS DAY. THIS DAY
SALE OF VALUABLE HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE _ USD EFFEcro
HEDS DAY Ctt«dn«<i*y), May 4, at 11 a.m.
AT SOUTH TERRACE, ADELAIDE
(three doors east of Hanson street).
THE0D0KEBËUCE & CO.,
have been favored with instructions from Mr C Taylor (who is leaving the State) to sell by
action, as above
Superior A1MD>£TFB CARPETS. Set Black
Wood Bookshelves, Wicker Armchairs, 8 Oak Dining room Chairs, Well made Solid Blackwood Sideboard, Strong Extension Dining Table, Superior Roll-top Desk, Morris Arm-chair, Well made Blackwood Duchess Pair, Superior B M. Bedsteads and Bedding, Large Box Couch, Superior Black wood Chest of 8 Drawers, Pine Duchess Chest, Dresser, Meat Safe, Swift Bicycle, c, c
'auctioneers, Offices, 23, Old Exchange. Pirie-st.
On FRIDAY, May 6, at 11 acre
AT THE RESIDENCE, GLENTHORNE,
O'HALLORAN HILL.
UNDER INSTRUCTIONS FROM NORMAN
BROOKMAN, ESQ.
(who has sold his Glenthorne Estate).
THE WHOLE OF HIS VALUABLE HOUSEHOLD
FURNITURE, UPRIGHT GRAND PIANO (BY HOELLISG to SPANGENBERG), COSTLY -BRONZES,
AND ALL THE FURNISHINGS OF A FIRST
CLASS RESIDENCE.
THEODORE BRUCE & CO.
We been favored] with instructions to sell as
five.
SUPERIOR HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AND
ErnrcTS.
Goods on View To-morrow
CATALOGUES NOW READY.
A P~g will leave Mr. Richard Mitchell's Office, Dorrie street, at 8.30 a.m., on the day of Sale. "Fare, 16 return.
Auctioneers' Offices, 23, Old Exchange, Pinestreet
STRATHALBYN MARKET.
TO-MORROW Thursday), May 5, at 12 noon.
BAGOT, SHAKES, & LEWIS
LIMITED,
will offer about 1,200 Wethers, weluding- '
716 Merinos, 4 and 6-tooth, a splendid lot, j also,
200 Splendid Fleeced Merinos and Crossbred
Weaners.
Terms as usual.
Adelaide buyer, catch 7 20 a m. Train, return Same day. 123-4
WOOL SALE.
BAGOT, SHAKES, & LEWIS
LIMITED,
Will hold a small Sale of Wool at the Wool Ex«han_»,-<Srtnfell<treet, on Friday, 6th May, at
280 pm.
?. Wool on Show on Thursday, 8th inst., and merry-time of Sale 128 S
GENUINE CLEARING SALE.
ON THE FARM. 6 MILES EAST OF
SALISBURY.
-On FRIDAY, 18th May. at 2 o'clock.
HORSES.'.
CATTLE.
6 3
(BAGOT; SHAKES, & LEWIS
LIMITED.
has received instructions from Mr. T. F, Sabine, to offer by auction the following,
lv Heavy Draught Mare, in foal
1 Heavy Draught Gelding, 7 years
1 Medium Draught Mare, in foal, 9 years 1 Medium Draught Mare, 7 years 1 Medium Draught Horse,
1 Draught Colt, rising 2 years
2 Pair Brown Ponies, quiet and good 2 Heifers. 1 Calf
1 Heavy Tip Dray 1 Light Spring Dray
1 Drill (Farmer's Favorite) \ 1 Cultivator (Massey)
18 furrow S J. Plough I 1 Bet 3 Harrows
1 Planet Cultivator
1 Chaffcutter and Horseworks ' 8 to 10 Tons of Hay
> -Mb Gallon Iron Tank ' '
400 ft. is such Ga vanized Iron papers SOO ft. 4-inch Gas Piping. r m
Lot Sundries.
Terms cash, 124,7,S3xlS0-S4
have received instructions from the Trustee in the Estate of the late Mrs Holmes to offer by anet on
8 acres 3 roods, being SECTION No 318 Hun dread of BAROSSA situated on the Victoria Creek, about 2 miles from Williamstown
1 acre 3 roods 16 perches (fenced), being ALT/jTMEVT No 2. of SECTION No 083, hundred Of BAROSSA, situated in Williamstown Extension," upon which is erected a new 4 roomed Stone House with verandah in front.
J acre in Williamstown be one ALLOTMENT Not, upon which is erected a 2 roomed Stone House Stn a small Room at the back.
1 Cows, a Pigs
Household Furniture
Other entries invited.
Terms at sale. 124,1 "MURRAY BRIDGE MONTHLY MARKET.
MONDAY, May 9, at 1 o'clock.
MATTHEWS & CO.
will sell
74 CASE. "J
Fats, Springers Milkers, and Stores
172 PIGS- 172
Baconers, Porkers, Slips and Weaners
215 SHEEP 215
At Wethers and Ewes, Ewes in lamb S Good Draught Horses
Also, Mr P. E Opie's Dairy Farm
Further entries invited 124 7
i SNUG LITTLE TERMING PROPERTY NEAR
HAPPY VALLEY RESERVOIR
On WEDNESDAY, May 18 at half part 2
o'clock in the Alterne on
AT THE TOWN HALL, ADELAIDE.
F. W. BULLOCK & CO.
will sell by auction, as above
HOPE VALLEY on the Grand Junction road, (near Highbury) Part Section 324, Hundred of Yalata containing 84 acres 2 roods 4 perches or thereabout? tar which is erected two Cottages, one 8 rooms and one 4 rooms. Tenants, Messrs Elliott
ft Oldham Three or four acres under wattles, the rest nearly all fallen I Water obtain able at shallow depth Title P A M
AT THE ROOMS, WAYMOUTH PLACE
(Opposite "The Advertiser" Office).
EEYEK, WILLCOX, & CO.
will sell by auction
TUESDAY
10 SO-Butter, Eggs Bacon Honey, Cheese. H.30-Live Poultry Fruit Potatoes, to.
WEDNESDAY
"0.80-Live Poultry Fruit ka.
FRIDAY
i80 Butter, Eggs Bacon, Honey, (Cheese 1130- Fruit, Potatoes, 46
X aDa. Live Poultry. 138eiuc»»
TO-MORROW.
- /-;~ ' -THURSDAY, May 5, at 2.80.
a -\ . AT THE TOWN HALL, ADELAIDE, F "I SALE OF
Average BUILDING SITES AT DULWICH.
'i W. B. TOMKINSON
will sell by auction, under instructions from
THE UNION" LAND COMPANY, AND IN ORDER
TO FINALLY CLOSE ESTATE ACCOUNTS
ALLOTMENTS Nos: 39 and 40, UNION-STREET. ' ALLOTMENTS Nos. 58, 59, BO, 81. 03, 07, 68 and 69, STUART-ROAD.
ALIX/TME-VTS Nos. 18, 20, 27, 28, 29, SO, 81, 32, 45, 46 47. and 48, MILL STREET.
DULWICH is one of the most popular and healthy of the eastern suburbs. It and o at Rose Park, and is close to the Park today (Victoria Park), and is within one and a half miles of the City.
For terms, plans, and full particulars apply Mean?. Knox ft Hargrave, Solicitors, Were Cham. bers King William-street, or W. B. Wilkinson, Brookman's Building, Grenfell street.
Also. a
- ; On account; of whom it may concern,
I". *? Absolutely Without Reserve.
'48 Allotment",'»lib'iu ban to Port Augusta, comprised in the Subdivision of Section 323, Hundred of Davenport; and 2 Allotments Augusta Park Ex. tension
t . - WOOL SALE.
FRIDAY, May 8, at 2.30 p.m.
DALGETY & COMPANY, Ltd.
will offer by public auction as above.
AT THE WOOL EXCHANGE.
Tool on View and Catalogues ready on Morning Sale. 124,6
On FRIDAY.
AT THE PRODUCE MART, GRENFELL-STREET.
to. W. SANDFORD & COMPY
are Mil. by auction, commencing at 11 o'clock
BUTTER, EGGS. BACON. CHEESE. HONEY. U-W p.m. Fowls, Ducks. Geese. Turkeys.
1 o'clock. Carcase Pork and Veal
and? Hone
ALTERATION IN DATE.
IMPORTANT LAND AND CLEARING SALE. ON THE PROPERTY. AT WILLIAMSTOWN.
- On SATURDAY, May 7, at 1 dock.
ELDER, SMITH, & CO., LTD.
AUCTIONS.
TO-DAY Wednesday), May 4, at 10.30.
AT CENTRAL AUCTION MART.
KING WILLIAM-STREET,
(opposite Royal Exchange).
MEGAW HOGG
WILL SELL UNDER REGISTERED BILL OF SALE AND OTHER ACCOUNTS, QUANTITY FURNITURE, AND SUNDRIES, including
HEAVY B.M. BEDSTEADS, H.P. BEDROOM SUITE.
4 and 5 ft SIDEBOARDS,. WERTHEIM MACHINE, Large Safe, Chiffonniere, Linoleum, Dining and other Tables, Chairs, Couches, Whatnot, Sofas, Washstands. Duchess Suites, Wire Stretchers, New Stock of Crockery, Glassware, Fancy Goods, Straps, Belts, Umbrellas. Lolly J art, as, we.
NOTH FURNITURE SALES HELD IN THE MART EVERY WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY, AT 10.30. PRIVATE OR OUTSIDE SALES CAN BE ARRANGED AT ANY TIME.
PROMPT ACCOUNT SALES TO-MORROW (Thursday), May 6, at 2 o'clock. AT GIBBONS STREET, OFF STRANGWAYS
TERRACE. NORTH ADELAIDE (second street past private Hospital).
MEGAW HOGG
have received instructions from Mr. E. Herbert (who is leaving for the West)
Superior SADDLEBAG SUITE (6 pieces), Side-
board, B.M. Parisian Bedstead, Duchess Suite, Dining Table, Wire Couch, Overmantt<l. Chairs, Venetian Blinds, Runabout, Cot, Safes, E.P. Ware, Kitchen Utensils, and a Sundries. FRIDAY,
May 8, at 11 a.m.
AT CENTRAL AUCTION MART, KING WM.
STREET (opp. Royal Exchange).
MEGAW HOGG
WILL HOLD A GENUINE CLEARING SALE- OF NEW WINTER GOODS, AS FOLLOWS:
18 CHILDREN'S BEAVER COATS, C GEHTa'
WATERPROOFS, IS CENTS', YOUTHS. AND BOYS' SUITS, U TWEED TROUSERS, 6 HONEYCOMB QUILTS, 10 PARS SHEETS, St SHIRTS, 10 TAP. AND LINEN TABLE COL LIS, Towels Wrappers, Twe d Skirts, Clothing, Haberlas! cry, GOLD RINGS, WAiC'tlKS. JEWELLERY, AND
SUNDRIES.
ALSO.
20 NEW AND SECONDHAND BICYCLES,
MOTOR BICYCLE.
THIS AFTERNOON. at 2.
AT 138, HALIFAX-STREET (between Hurtle
square and Hutt-street, Adelaide)
J. A.S AND
is Instructed by Mrs. Marshall, to sell
NEARLY NEW FURNITURE and EFFECTS.
CARPETS, Rattan Chairs, Couches, Over-mantels, Pictures, Fenders, Ornaments, Curtains, Poles, Blinds, Hearthrugs, Tables HALLSTAND. carpet, Curtains
BLACKWOOD BEDROOM SUITE (6 pieces)
Bedstead, Stretchers Bedding, Mirrors, Linoleums, Toilet Ware
HANDSOME SIDEBOARD, Extension Table,
A.B. Chairs. E.P. Ware; Clocks, Lamps, China, Glassware, Crockery, Wertheim Sew-
ing Machine
Dresser. Safe, Table Mangle, Copper, Tubs,
Cooking Utensils, Pot Plants. Sx.'_
WEDNESDAY, May 11, at IL
AT SALTr.AM ROAD, GLENELG.
J. A.S AND
is instructed by Mrs. Collison (who has left the
State) to sell
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE and EFFECTS.
Further particulars later " THIS DAY?, at 11 o'clock.
AT THE ADELAIDE AUCTION MART,
46. GRENFELL-STREET.
SUPERIOR HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, PIANO,
AND EFFECTS.
REMOVED FROM NORTH ADELAIDE AND
KENSINGTON.
G. E. C. STEVENS & CO.
have received Instructions to sell, as above
UPRIGHT GRAND PIANO, Music Stool, Cabinet,
Chesterfield Couch, Easy Chairs, Axminster and Brussels Carpets, DRAWING-ROOM SUITE, Ornaments, Glassware, WALNUT and BLACKWOOD SIDEBOARDS, Saddlebag Dining Suite, Extension Table, E.P. Wale, Overmantels, Desk, WATERCOLORS and OIL PAINTINGS, Sewing Machine. Dinner Service, Tea Sets, Dinner Waggon, Cutlery, i "'Fenders and Irons, Hearthrugs, Mats, BED-
ROOM SUITES (in Walnut, Oak, and Kauri), s Single and Double Bedsteads, Chest of
1 Drawers, Curtains, Linoleum, KITCHEN
FURNITURE, Copper, Tubs, fee., kc
THIS DAY (Wednesday), May 4, 2 pm
GILLES ARCADE BAZAAR.
42 HORSE 4.2
J. W. SHANNON
will sell by auction
For the owner
Truck good Draught and Light HORSES.
For various owners
8 Good Draught Geldings, all farm work Bay Pony, broken to all harness
80 Draught, Medium, and Light Horses
all
TOMORROW (Thursday), May 6, at 12 o'clock
noon.
ON THE PROPERTY, JOHN STREET, HINDMARSH,
AT THE TRAMWAY TERMINUS.
GENUINE CLEARING SALE.
CARRIER'S PLANT
BARKER BROTHERS
are Instructed by Mr J. R Dring, who is retiring from business, to sell by author
OA FIRST - CLASS DRAUGHT HORSES, MY good workers
2 Ponies, Pony Sulky, and Harness
7 TROLLIES, 1 Timber Carriage, Furniture
Van, de Dray, 2 Coal Drays, Waggonette. 89 Sets Trolly Harness, 7 sets Spring Dray
Harness, Plough, Harrow, and Sundries
SHED, 168 ft long, to young, will hotels
Galvanized Iron, and fingers, are a " FRIDAY, May 6, at 3 o'clock.
JOHN BULL BAZAAR.
50 HOff 50
BARKER BROTHERS
will sell by auction
For Mr J A Murphy, Oodnadatta
2 TRUCKS FIRST-CLASS HORSES, from 8 to
7 years, principally broken and in good
condition.
For various owners30 Heavy and Light Horses.
TUESDAY, May 10, at 12 o'clock noon.
JOHN BULL TAMAR.
100 T 100
BARKER BROTHERS
will sell by auction
For Mr Joseph Gall, Kingston
5 TRUCKS SUPERIOR DRAUGHT COLTS
and FILLIES, the well known JAL con-joined brand
The above consignment are 3 and 4 years old, in tip-top condition, suitable for Carriers,
Farmers, and others.
To Mr Geo Gibson, Robe
RA FIRST-CLASS HORSES, consisting of a)" Draughts Trolly Horses, Spring Cart,
and Light Harness Sorts, Butchers' Cobs, and Ponies, few good pairs
The above are mostly broken, some thoroughly educated, 4 and 6 years old, and a good condition
AT WILSON.
On WEDNESDAY, May IL
W. P. REED & CO.
will sell by auction45 Head CATTLE 11 Homes
And anything else offering.
THURSDAY. May 12, at 2 o'clock.
(The day after the Adelaide Ship.)
JOHN BULL BAZAAR.
ANNUAL SALE.
THOROUGHBREDS, RACEHORSES, Sx.
' BARKER BROTHERS
will sell by auction, as above
For-Messrs. J. H. Aldridge, C. R. Goode, W. E.
Goode, A. B. McLean, W. Burns, and others.
Early entries invited.
E. LAUGHTON & CO.,
STOCK AND STATION AGENTS. " CURRIE-STREET. ADELAIDE,
Hold Sales as follows:
MONDAYS . FAT CATTLE
W-nimnAY3 \ SHEEP LAMBS.
WEDNESDAYS. (ALVES and PIGS TUESDAYS
THURSDAYS. A HIDES, SKINS, c. SATURDAYS . J
Prompt Account Sales and Cash Settlements.
Telegraphic Address
LAUGHTON COMPANY." Adelaide.
Telephone 274. Snake
PROFESSIONAL ENGAGEMENTS.
Under this heading (if prepaid), 14 words, Sixpence.
A A.A MUSIC " FOR THE MASSES
5-4?' ROYAL ROAD TO PIANO PLAYING. A
MARVELLOUS METHOD.
The NAUNTON COLLEGE OF MUSIC, 149, RUNDLE-STREET, first floor, upstairs, over Hall's Piano Warehouse, is now open to receive Pupils. The NAUNTON System of Music and of learning to play the Piano is new, and dispenses completely with the drudgery of learning by the old system. There are no chiefs, no flats, no sharps, no theory, no scale., nor exercise practice. We guarantee to teach you to read Music at sight and to play the Piano perfectly by the Naunton Method within one term of six weeks, or to return your money. It is the only recognised system in the world by which you can learn to play the Piano without drudgery. We have no failures-the Music is perfect in every detail. Don't be sceptical. Call at the College. Hours 10 a.m. to 10 p.m. Fee, £3 30 for full term.
J. WILLIAM SMITH, ¡
vl2* Proprietor and Manager.
THE LITTLE GOLD BAND
The Wedding Ring. The little strip of Circled Gold that binds together
" For Better or For Worse" Maybe you'll have need of one soon.
Our Assortment of Wedding Rings is one every Bridegroom should see.
Broad-Medium-and Narrow Bands-in different weights and carats and
all are made on the premises.
Splendid flTjHl Values.
STOTT O-fiLÄTBarOir 0-A.X.-C £*---_-> *E«0~E& OUR, &A-?J-XmO&-~~a
We give a Handsome Wedding Present to all who Purchase their Wedding
Rings from us.
PERRYMAN & CO Watchmakers and Jewellers, 56 King William-street.
PROFESSIONAL ENGAGEMENTS.
AS. ANY B.Y. ACADEMY Students are in won
. stant demand and receive the best appointments. Day or Evening Instruction. Individual attention. Preparation for all Examinations. Latest results: L place, Federal Civil Service, 1010; let place, with Honors, and 12 Passes, State Civil Service.' 1916. In 1918 First Position in Shorthand and Typewriting in whole of Australia was gained at the Federal Examination. v 20-24 ADELAIDE Boudoir. - Ladies' Hairdressing,
Shampoo ing, Face, Scalp Massage, Mani-curing Next Schlork's, Gawler-pl._vl24,7-9
A CHANCE OF A LIFETIME Earn your own
living ladies. In order to secure the workers, we to urgently require we are giving away free for a limited time only 10,000 of the latest improved Torchon Lace Loom, on purchasing our 29 patterns, instruction book, 24 bobbins, and thread to commence (carriage paid by us to the Adelaide railway-station) for £1 2/6, and to give you written guarantees to purchase all Lace at highest prices, and to return your money if the room does, not do all we represent. Send 3d. for our "Practical Lace make." Our only addressTorchon Lace Co., 11, Empire Buildings, Flindersstreet, Melbourne. vSfn.M.s.S. 8lOwi:292
BEEHIVE KNITTING MACHINE will enable you
to earn from £1 a week in your spare time making Hosiery for us. No previous experience necessary; a pleasant occupation, and we will buy all you make.
Write for full particulars.
BEEHIVE KNITTING MACHINE CO..
Cromwell Buildings, Bourke street, Melbourne. vliO-SOAl/3
G LEEK, with shipping experience; good appointment
and possibilities; good salary;
must have energy and address. Credentials so I Box 526. G.P.O. _ 123-5
BHAPERY.-Traveller, smart, wholesale man, j
represent Melbourne warehousemen manufac- ' tures, turnout provided.-"liUbliahed," this office. 2124 5
GAS and Oil Engines taught by men. Be an
expert and double your income. Write for particulars Howard's Correspondence College, Grenfell-st,, Adelaide._123-5
JAMES FORDHAM. Artistic Hair Worker,
to Ladies' Toilet ballin, 66, Pirie-street, City.- | 1 ace Massage, Scalp Massage, Shampooing, Hair-, dressing, Manicuring, kc, by competent Lady Assistant. Ladies' Combings made up any style.
_Vll7iwa43
LADY or Gentleman, teacher English and other
subjects, sander and higher. Apply, stating qualifications, to * Classic" this office. 1240 -NEGLECTED Education spoiled your chance OF or write personally, or by mail We can help you over that difficulty. Woitfi enquire ing at any rate, for education counts Howard's Commercial and Correspondence College, Grenfellstreet-car 121 6,7
/-YPPOR"rUNITY for thoroughly commonsense vA Woman to employ time to Financial Advan-tage. "Vires," this office. 124
POLICE Exams. Preparation personally or by X. maU. Call or write Howard's College, GrenfeU-st._Va'-.
PORT ADELAIDE INSTITUTE (Incorporated).
Bookkeeping Class, conducted by W. J. Brook, H.M.I.A.S.W., every Thursday Evening. Students wanted, either sex. Fees from 10/ per quarter. 2?24,7
SHORTHAND MADE EASY.
SUCCESS.
Entirely new and perfected system of teaching Pitman's Shorthand. Difficulty in reading
banished.
Great salaries are paid to thoroughly qualified
skilful shorthand writers. We have the secret of success, and can teach you personally or by mail. I Call or write at once Howard's Commercial and Correspondence College, the Leading Australian Experts, Grenfell-street, Adelaide;_vl'4-6. , TWO Junior Male Teachers wanted at Deaf and,
Dumb Institution, Brighton. Salary, 120 per annum, with board and residence. £12 annual
increment until it reaches £100, if satisfactory. Apply Superintendent. v20 2,4 ' fTTl7'ANTKD, Portion, by a First-class Expe-less rienced Ohumist; married, unregistered. Address, "ExlTact," V.O., Hindmarsh. . 124.
WANTED, good Surgeon Dentist; superior position
to good man.-"Goldfiller," this office.
VZ 24-9
WANTED, few private evening lessons Book-
keeping. Terms to "Student," this office.
WANTED, private evening tuition. Arithmetic,
English, French State terms, 4c, "Once," this office._._vlzi
YOUTH, smart, for Office, knowledge shorthand
and typewriting Adelaide Glass Bottle Works. Kilkenny. 122-4
PERSONS WANTED.
Under this heading (if prepaid), 14 words, Sixpence. ACTIVE Boys; just leaving school preferred.
A. Simpson k Son, Ltd., Gawler-pl. 270 CITY Fine requires Office Boy; just left
school preferred. Apply Estates," this i._119c_
STRONG Lad for smith's shop Clarke Bros.,
Franklin-st._122-4
YOUTH or Young Man, single, for ham shop; some experience. Clean," this of
123-4
A
office
A A"
AGENCY "Reliable." Cook, 20; Generals, 14/;
Waitresses, 15s; 3 Servants, hotel; Generals, 15s (station), Grote-st. 123-4
ASSISTANT. General Store, van rounds; single
preferred; salary, references. Kleemann and
Phillips, Murray Bridge. -123-6
A CLEAN, respectable Young Woman, general
duties; other help kept; wages 15/ Mrs, Balfour. Bellevue pl., off Northgate st, Unley Park. Z12S-4
A RESPECTABLE Youth, private house, good
driver, generally usefuL Balfour's, Rundle
street. 1123-4
A WORKING Housekeeper, for country, good s' home. Apply morning's Mrs. Gully,
Young-st., Parkside. 123
ACTIVE Boy wanted Shierlaw k Co., tailors,
Hindley-st. 124
AT Miss Townsend's, Pulteney-st. Cooks Gawler
Pirie, seaside, 30, 20), Waitresses,
Wardsmaids.
AT Miss Townsend's Pulteney-st.-Parlormaids,
Housemaids, Generals, Laundry Housemaids,, Kitchenmaids, Cooks (stations). '
AT Gooden's, opp. Town HOH. Barmaids,
Waitresses (country), Cooks, Housemaids, Generals, Housemaids, Cooks (private).
AT Mrs. Pbiliir* Flinden-st.-Cook (30), Wait
flatness 17/6, Housemaid, General (157, together, country AT Mrs. Phillips.-Gérerais, Kitchenmaid (city), are Parlourmaids (155), Nursery Governess station Young Girls (helps,
A T McSweeny's.-Wanted, Station Couple are. (££0); Waitresses, Housemaids, Barmaid, country; Generals, Western Australia; Laundrymaid, others.AT AT McSweeny's.-Wanted, Kitchenman, 20; Sta-
tion Cook Helps; Blocks, 30s, 20s; Gawler;
awaiting, good Servants
A GOOD General wanted; good wages Mrs.
Leverington, Booyoolie Hotel, Gladstone.
1245
A-RIALTO, Victoria-sq. Married Couple (£80)
Cooks (Victor Harbor, Port Wakefield, hotels, all parts)._'_
A -RIALTO. Laundry Housemaids, Parlor
-4- maids, Housemaid, Nursemaid, SO Generals, Waitress (country hotels), Ladyhalps, Useful Boy. AT Tilley's, TPultency-st.-Cooks, 20/, 25/, City,
. Pirie, Victor Harbor), Waitress (Pine), Housemaids, Parlonr-eJds._ AT Tiller's. 6 Barmaids (2 together, Broken
Hill, Port Pirie, City), Ladyhelpa, Kitchen
maids, Pantrymaid, Housekeepers ATilley's.-Boots, Ostler's, Boots (city hotels,
20), Ostler, country, 20); Buttons; 55 Generals A YOUNG Girl, to Assist Housework. Mrs.
S Genders, Pier-st.. Glenelg. 124
BOY Wanted, for Smith's Shop; constants.
1 Dinning, Hindmarsh 124-5
BUILDER'S Labourer; top wages. Hall, job, opp.
Lewis', Burwood-avenue, Nailsworth BOY wanted, with knowledge grocery trade preferred.
-Sweeny, Town and Country Stores,
«iouger-rt._12¡ 6
BY wanted for our Port Office. Berry Hodgson,
and Co., timber merchants, Port Adelaide.
1245
BOYS, for packing room, c, ward, at once;
references require The Coliseum, Rundle-st.
124-6
B
BOOT Trade Wanted, Labor, in Press De
. partment; good wages; constant. Adelaide Boot Factory. Unley._12S-5
BOY wanted for Books and Stationery, good opportunity.
Methodist Book Depot, King. William-st. BRICKLAYERS wanted. Apply John Martin,
new warehouse, Rundle-st Sutherland and Story
BOYS wanted, at once. Fredk. Herring, Marble
brks. "West-ter. -Emu
Bay
PERSONS WANTED.
BY
MY, smart and energetic, errands and useful;
7/6. Apply E. Oaten, 64, Hindley-st, 124-6 BOOT Trade Machinists, Sliver, and Girls to
learn the trade Enterprise Shoe Factory, caster-avenue, off Currie-st.
BOY. for Hardware Warehouse, leaving school
preferred.-"Manasite," this office. 123
BOY wanted at once. G. Stokes, Bootmaker,
Gawler-pl., Adelaide. 123-4 BRICKLAYER wanted, good one
stone workers, Barron's Job,
B
that can do Cremorne st.,
122-4
BOY
wanted.-"ÁdrertiMer" General Printing
office 61
OY, about 13 or 14, just left school preferred.
-A. Grodt, corner Pirie and FujMmey tra.
121-6
CHANCE learn, ever-wanted trade, Apprentice, soaking all branches, good wages.Chance," this office. 1235
CARPENTER Wanteds. Barnett, Burwood's.,
- Nailsworth. 163 4
CABINETMAKER Wanted; Constant work for
Good Hands. A. Hepworth, Gilbert-st.
west. 123-5
COOK, at once, fish and grills.-Archer's'Oyster
Saloon, opp. Port Station. 123-5
(CANVASSER. good household lines, wages and
J commission reliable man. Age, reference, "30," this office. 123-4
COLLARMAKER WANTED
Permanent employment for good man.
Apply HOLDEN k FROaT. Grenfell-street, Adelaide.
123
,/"1LERKS, Shop Assistants, Salesmen, can conJ considerably increase their earning powers by learning to write advertisements. We can teach you. Write or call for particulars to-day PageDavis Advertising School (Frederick Head, Girl.,
monwealth Manager), 3rd floor, Bowman Building,
King William-street, Adelaide. 113 ware,
CANVASSERS. Men and women call and see
latest household novelties. Apply early. -Universal Supply Company, 20, Gay's Arcade.
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CITY OF UNLEY.
APPOINTMENT OF CLERKS.
APPLICATIONS will be received until Noon of Saturday, the 7th inst, for the undermentioned positions:
1. CLERK, in Town Clerk's Office, at £52 per
annum. Shorthand Writer and Typist preferred.
2. CLERK, in City Surveyor's Office, at £52 Per
annum.
3. JUNIOR CLERK and Typist, at £26 per annum.
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Applications in own handwriting, accompanied by testimonials, must be under cover and en-dorsed: (1) Clerk, Town Clerk's Office;" (2) Clerk. Surveyor;" (3) "Junior."
Office experience and age must be stated. Particulars of duties obtainable from the undersigned.
Canvassing any member of the Council, directly or indirectly, will disqualify.
JOHN B. MILLER, Town Clerk. Municipal Offices, Unley,
23rd May, 1910. zl24-5z
COOK wanted, for Station. Apply 23, Waymouth
st.. Adelaide._-124-6
COLLARMAKER. HARNESS MAKER, AND
APPRENTICE,
wanted at once.
124-6 22 " - S.' BOWER,_Medindie.
CARPENTER, Good Man, for Second"Fixing.-H.' St J- Sanders, Killicoat's., North Unley.
C".OAT, Trouser,, and Vest Hands wanted, or Im"-_
prover to Coats. Kilmartin, Riverton.
CARTERS, for Building Stone; also, Screenings w Quarries, near Magill Rockdale estuaries, Limited, Gay's Arcade._124-5,7
TTVRESSMAKER,' by day, Children's Dresses.J-' State Terms," this office.
DRESSMAKERS. bodice, also Skirt Improvers,
constant employment Mrs. M. Burmeister,
ir. Ai «.ide._____'
T\RESSMAKINO.-Wanted, Smart Improver. Ap-L' ply Miss Booth, Market Buildings, Port.
DRESSMAKERS.-First-clafs Assistants wanted.
Mrs. Lawrence, above Misses Sierp, opp. Foy & Gui'-)ii._ 245
pm. k -W. MURRAY. LTD., have Vacancy for JJ Lad for office. Apply by letter, Manager, Adelaide Boot Factory, Unley. 1246
DOMESTICATED General Help, family 3, no
washing, 15/- Mrs. Martin, Robe-ter.; Walkerville car. 122,4
EXPERIENCED Nursery Governess, for station,
two children. State salary, all particulars.
Exhibition," this office. _ 124-6
"EXPERIENCED Bullockdriver, with references. 42- Apply Wednesday, James Carr, 12, Grenfellstreet EXPERIENCED General wanted. - Mr. T. J.
Hannam, Dover st, Malvern. ERRAND BOY wanted Apply Vf' R. Pounsett,
.- engraver, Marshall's Chambers, Rundle-st., Adelaide._____ 1 EXPERIENCED Waitress wanted. Apply
li Grant's Coffee Palace. Hindley-st. 1235
OR NORTHERN STATION.
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MARRIED COUPLE, SCOOPMBN, BOUNDARY RIDERS, MUSTERERS, COLT-BREAKERS.
Elder's Back Store-, Wednesday, 9 o'clock.
RST CLASS Tailor wanted; permanent, good wages Hicks, Southgate, & Co., Twines. 1246
TRLS waited for Manufacturing Department.
Wigir & Son, Southwark. 97-124
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gENERAL, family two; another maid; wages KA 16/. Mrs. Isaacs, Melbourne-st. west. N.A.
123-4
aDJL wanted, assist in dining-rooms. S.
Chamings, City Dining Room, Hindley-st. | 1234
GIRL (17 to assist at light housework; Saturday
afternoon and evenings off Wedler,
? Rundle-st. 1234
(GENERAL wanted; no cooking. Apply next
, sang Black Swan Hotel^Northter._123-4_ I /-"JJjaL for Housework, few hours daily, afteri v noons preferred; no washing. "Seaside,"
Post-Office, Semaphore._124-6
GENERAL or Kitchenmaid wanted; evenings
given^-"Nyanza,^' 2 Hutt-st., City GIRL, leaving school. Office Work; small salary. aJT -9, Basement, Citizens' Buildings, opp. . Town Halls
j IN-- wanted, used Housework and children;
I V sleep home Mrs. Barnes, 218, Franklin-st.
s-124
/-^.OOJ» Coat Hands wanted. Apply Parker and A V Co., King Wilht-q-rt._124-6
|/"^LENELG Gymnasium.-Instructor wanted, v evening classes. Apply by lettered. W. Varley, Glenelg; or Waymouth-st._124-5
GOOD General, no washing W. Dittmar, Gawler-pl. 124-5
G
OOD Glut Hand Wanted. Apply 8 a.m.,
Gambling E McDonald, Pirie-st.
GIRLS, Bookbinding Department, for Packing and 4-to Binding Hussey at Gillingham, Currie-st. 124-6
/""J.TRL wanted, light household duties. Call ? Vf after by, Mrs. Scott, 206, King William-st. GALVANIZED Ironworker, at once. J. Simmons,
corner Third and East streets, Froma ton. 124-5
H' AIRDRESSER. for Country, good Wages, good
man. Apply 4, Mill-st., off Gouger-st.
I_Z12.1-5
HOUSE-Parlormaid wanted, temporary position.
Apply Wednesday and Thursday nights, or Thursday morning.-Miss'Shiels, corner of East and South terraces
AIRDRESSING.-Wanted, Good Man. Apply
Armbruster E Uhlmann, 151, Rundle-st.
ÜOT'S~l[]abo7"ÖfBces7-Bank-it-Wanted. Experienced
Single Farm Hands; highest wages. Apply immediately HUNT'S Labor Offices. - Wanted, Carpenter
(country job), Station and Farm Couples, Knockabout Farm Hands
HUNTS Labor Offices. Wanted, Single Gardeners,
Hotel Ostler, Youth as striker, Sta
ton and Farm Youths HEALY'S, Royal Exchange. 19 Farm Hands
25, 6 Cooks SO, Housemaids, Waitresses, Generals, Barmaids
HITTMANN'S Labor Offices. Blacksmith, country
shop; Dairy Youths, Station had, Farm Knockabouts, Single Gardeners
HITTMANN'S Labor Offices. Farm Couple, no
children, house provided; Farm Hands. 25/; youths, Boys' HOUSEMAID. Apply Mrs. James Gordon, Miller's
Corner Glenelg. Fare_p_u___122-4
I SONERS. Wanted," Good" Skirt Hands. Apply
Standard Laundry, Gouger-st., City. 124-6
IRONWORKERS, roof, Wells!- Stepney, "8.80
am. a TtJNIOR Ledgerkteper Apply Box 30, Port. J A 124-5
PERSONS WANTED.
JUNIOR for Office; previous experience preferred.
Apply, with references, E. Malpas, 38, Waymouth-st 1246
KIND Person take charge Little Boy, over 2
years. Apply 8.30 Wednesday night, 166, Pulteney-st LAD for Solicitor's Office, with previous office
experience, able to type write; salary, 12,6. Apply own handwriting, addressed to "Legal," this office. 1' i
LADS wanted, who have been at the trade
preferred. Apply between 9 and 10, A. Simpson k Son, Ltd., Gawler-pl._97e
LADY, learn Face, Scalp Massage, Shampoo'j- ing, Artistic Hairwork. Toilet Salon, 66, Pirie-st._122-4
LIGHT Work for Boys, packing Lion Brand Proprietaries
Apply Lion Factory, North-ter.
_ 122 4 LOCAL Girl, assist Light Housework; Sundays
! free; sleep home; references. Apply Brooks, Parade, Norwood. MRS.
PAYNE'S Registry, Hindmarsh. Wanted, a
General, at once. A
O H I N I S T 8.
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WANTED. SMART SHIRT MACHINISTS; also IMPROVERS for some.
Constant employment.
Manager, Goode, Durrant, k Co., Ltd., Grote st.
5 11s 5 MAN, assist in bakehouse, to make bread, for
country. Hall k Co., New Market. A MARRIED Couple, for Country; husband, handy
man, wife, cook and housekeeper; perma-ment. "Married," this office. 122
MACHINISTS Beginners and Improvers, for
Plain Sewing; constant Austral Manufacturing
Coy., Morphett-st._123-7
MRS. GRAY'S Registry Office, Removed from
"Dalston," 268, Flinders st., to 228, King William-st.. opp. King's Head Wanted, Gene-rats and Light Generals, Kitchenmaids, good Waitresses,
axe 124,6
ÂCHIN1STS.-Wanted Skilled Hands and Im
. provers; constant; good wages. Shoes and Clothing, juveniles. C. Clisby, Grenfell-st,
126
NURSEMAID, look after baby, light house -is ducks. 3 to 6 daily. Mrs. Perry, "Canada,"
Kingston-on., N.A.
PLASTERER, in Kadina, 13s per day; fares be paid; long Jobst. Howlett, Kadina. 123-4
"PAINTER and Paperhanger, for Country, Good ' AT man. Apply "Zerbe," care Post, Rundle street. PLASTERERS, piecework. Apply Walker's job,
Henley- Beach north, or railway-men.. Croydon, west. . J Z-í
PRINTERS.-Wanted, Smart Youth, as Turnover.
Apply, stating wages, experience, "Times," Crystal Brook. 2 123-6
PHOTOGRAPHY. Girl team Mounting, Spotting
Furnishing Co.; commencing salary McNeill's, photographers, 134, Rundle-street.
PAINTERS Wanteds. Wickes, Painter "and
Signwriter, Gawler-place.
PAINTER First-class Brush Hand, between 10
and BSA. Pretty, North-ter.
PRUNERS. - 4 wanted for 150 acres vines;
wages 25. Apply Wooroora. Vineyards, River-
ton. 122-4
-RESPECTABLE
AT ONCE.
CHARLES BIRKS k CO.
RESPECTABLE Boy, about 14 for Softgoods
Sample Room. G. McKay, Alexandra
Chambers, 27, Grenfell-st. j
RESPECTABLE Girl wanted. John Visitor,
Adelaide Confectionery Works-., Twister.
RESPECTABLE single man, drive milk cart;
no milking "Milk Depot," this office. RESTAURANT Waiter Wanted] Apply Grant's
' Coffee Palace, Hindley-st 124-6 J
S
MART Boys wanted. John Walton, Adelaide
Confectionery Works, Swan-st
iCiMART Boy; just left School preferred E. Par
20 ton k Co., Grenfell-st._124-5 I
SCHOLASTIC Agency, Royal Exchange Gover-
ness, meet lady 3 (others); Lady Nurses
, (daily, resident) ; interviews
SCHOLASTIC Agency, Royal Exchange Lady
helps, two together, suburb, 11; Housemaids, high wages; Maids; many interviews to-day.
SALESMAN Canvasser, for established agency;
understanding photo work preferred; permanent position. "Estate," this office. 1246
SMART Office Boy wanted. Apply D. k 3.
Fowler, Limited. Adelaide,_3124-5
STRONG Youth wanted for Wheelwright's Shop.
Apply H. Bowen, Kensington. 2246
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STRONG Boy wanted, team Collarmaking. Ap
'3 ply E. Oaten, 64. Hindley-st,_124-6
SMALL Errand Boy Wanteds. Edwards, dentist,
Kiryr William-st SMART Boy wanted Scrymgour k Sons, printers
and stationers, 113, King William-st. 124-6 CJMART Assistant Waitress wanted. Apply >? Grant's Coffee Palace, Hindley-st. 128-5
SMART JU N iVr C L b'r'K
WANTED. Apply
SECRETARY,
JOHN MARTIN & COY., LTD. 122-4
IS'
READY, Active Man wanted for piggery work.
Apply John Lee, Plympton. 122-4
j SMART Junior Clerk and intelligent Boy to I O learn trade Jones Bros., drapers, Port and
I Semaphore. 1920-25
I "TWO Youths, used foundry preferred; constant I -L - job, smart lads; age, wage Crown Foundry, ' Laura._180-4
TWO Carpenters at Cement Works, Brighton.
Telephone, Central 717. _ zlïî-4
TROUSERS Hand, indoor or out; also Boy, Ap-I- prentice E. L. Hughes, tailor, North Ade-laide.__123-4_
TAILORING.-First-class Coat Hands wanted at
once. Fredk. Walsh, Gawler-pl. 123-5
TAILORING Coat Hands wanted. Fredk.
Walsh, Gawlcr-pl._123-5
TROUSERS, Coat and Vest Hands wanted, In
door or outdoor E. J. Dawes, Rundle-st
128-6
TROUSERS and Vest Hands Wanteds. J. -? Hardwick, 196, King William-st. 1246 TAILORING Trousers Hands wanted at once;
constant Seary k Barns. Rundle-st. 124-8
¡-?plAILORING.-First-class Trousers Hand; perJ- manent: constant employment Angus and Gosling, 41, Rundle-st (TTTÄILORING.-Experienced Vest Hand; perma-L nent; constant employment Angus and Gosling. 41. Rundle-st TAILORING.-Coatmakera wanted, constant,
piece or weekly, guaranteed E. Wiener,
Grenfell-at._124-5
UPHOLSTERERS.-Improver and Lad wanted.
Apply A. R Wendel, 6i, Pirie-st, City "VACANCIES for two well-educated ProbaUonew. Apply personally, Kent-terrace Private Hos-pital. 12-4
Y VACANCIES for Two Junior Clerks, general
work, and also Smart Shorthand and Type-writing Clerk; first-class openings. Apply, by letter giving references to "Bonus Bonum," this office. 1235
WANTED, Two Good Carpenters. Apply L.
Harris, North-terrace.
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YX7A1TRESS.-D. Politis & Co., opposite Town
VV Hall, King William-st
WANTED, a Youth, about 18 years, used to
horses. Apply Dr. R. H. Hamilton, Unleyroad. 1246
WANTED. General Help; light place; no children.
Apply after Seven, Mrs. E. White,
Mr Tynte., North Adelaide. 124
WANTED, General, Housemaid kept. Apply Mrs. Chas. Hayward, "St. Helen's," Stanley. st.. North Adelaide.
*t"**7ANTED, couple Concrete Shovellers, name
II dately. Apply foreman Goodwood P.O. job. or Flicker, Queenstown. _
WANTED, Good Plasterer, to plaster room, fas.
E. Foyle, Robert-st., North Croydon. _
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WANTED, Junior Clerk, as Type and Shorthand
Writer. Reid Bros., Flinders-st., Adelaide. 1246
WANTED, Kind Person, to adopt Pretty Baby Girl; very bright. Apply "Brightie," this
WANTED. Good Driver, for Milk Delivery;
no milking Cresdee Bros., 112, Beulah rd.,
Norwood. I
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WANTED, strong Youth for Delivery work;
good wages The National Clothing Co.,
Limited. James-pl._124-6 WANTED,
a Laundry Housemaid, for Unley.
Apply Mrs. Stirling, Glasclune, High-st.. j Unley, on Wednesday or Thursday evenings; or Mount Lofty on Saturday._»124-6
WANTED, at once, General; sleep home pre- .
ferred. Apply Mrs. Waite, 4, Parsnips.,
1 Hacines. , 12- I
PERSONS WANTED. Tir WANTED, LAD FOR
Apply
MILNE & CO..
GRENFELL-STREET.
WANTED, good General, for Broken Hill;
wages 12s. Apply after 3, Ramsgate Hotel,
Henley Beach 9124
ITANTs, Grocer, Junior, to assist in store. Apply Geo. Williams. G. Wood, Son, k Co., North-ter. _?124-6
WANTED, good Furniture and Household Drapery
Traveller-, salary to begin £2 II; turn-out provided; good opening for good man. Apply "Furniture." this otflce._zlZ4__ WANTED kind Person to Adopt Baby Girl, entirely
given up. Apply Baby," this
ch ce.
WANTED, Practical Working Milliner and es.
perienced Saleswoman, for country; only competent persons need apply; good wages; services commence May 28. Good, Toms, k Co., Stephens-pl. 134-6
WANTED, a good Dressmaker, by the day. Apply
Ramsgate Hotel, Henley Beach. 124-6 WANTED, a young Girl, to assist housework.
198, Franklin-st. sleep home.
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""?""Ï7ANTED. respectable General or Help. Apply
v Penson House, opp. Austral-ter., Unley-rd.
124-5
WANTED, at once, good General Servant, good
wages; take Walkerville tram Sussex Hotel,
Walkerville. as WANTED, Good GeneraX~aüo Housemaid; no
washing; references required. Apply Mrs.
W. A. Moore, Broadway, Glenelg's 122,4,7
TJSTHEELWRIGHT, Good All-round Man; couTT stant employment. Apply Frank Harris, Kooringa. 123-9
i TA WANTED, Competent Motor Car Driver. A- ply , j TV Dr. Swift. \ictona-Bq._123 o
WANTED, Two Good Bricklayers. J. Horan! I
Ebor-av.,_West Adelaide. n 1285 | IVX-"ANTED"to adopt Little Girl about 2 years; '
* a good borne comforts, Mother," this office.
123-4
WANTED, Nursery Housemaid, one child. Apply
morning, Mrs. Hele, 182. Hutt-st., city.
_____123-s_ WANTED, Experienced Hand for Label Sorting
and Packing; also. Boys Halliday Bros,, i Waymouth-st._103c
WANTED, Immediately, Mason, Plasterer, Carpenter,
Painters; top wages to competent 1 men. Apply Marsh, Booleroo Centre. 1285
WANTED', two Male Typists, for invoicing. Apply
D. K W, Murray, Ltd., Gawler-place.
128-6
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HITEWORKE B.S. WANTED, MACHINISTS AND IMPROVERS FOR LADIES' UNDERCLOTHING; also SKIRTS
AND BLOUSES.
Manager, Goode, Durrant, b Co., Ltd., Grote-st, 1235
WANTED, Girls, for paper bag and carton
making and feeding-. experienced girls pre-ferred Donald Taylor Collotype Co., Ltd., Ward-st-, North Adelaide._-123-5
WANTED, Lady's Companion, age about 25.
Apply Lady Boucaut, St. Leonard's, Glenelg, before half-past 11, or evenings.__123-5_ WANTED, Governess for country, teach two
children; state age salary, and denomina-tion Hillside Private Bag. Port Lincoln.
_j_rl23-5__
WANTED, good' General Servant. Apply J.
Firth. Avoca Hotel, Edwardstown. 123-4
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WANTED, Weavers; also Smart Boys and
Girls. Torrenside Woollen Mills. West The
i barton. 1239
WARDSMAID wanted, 147, Port Pirie Hospital
t 1235
WANTED, House-Parlormaid; references. Apply
mornings, Mrs. W. L, Ware, Broughampl., North Adelaide. 122
WANTED, General Servant; references. Mrs. Ringwood, camer Jeffcott, Ward streets, N-A.
is 1-2-4 XXJANTED, Lad, for office and store. Apply G. W Wall, c/o Harris Scarfe, Adelaide. m-4
rtTTTANTED! T Married Couple, for farm, 'VV Lower North; references required. Apply G. T. Lane, Grenfell BL, between 11 and 12 a.m.
1224
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WANTED, Capable Man, take charge Hairdress-
ing Business for 10 days, from May 9."Urgent," Owen. £20s.WANTED, WANTED, Strong Youth for the. department;
also, Boys; good wages Sands and
J McDougall, Light-square. 1206
"WANTED, for Country, useful Ladybelp, 11 VV duties, 15s weekly; boy to help kept,"L.O.," Narracoorte P.O._112-20
WANTED, Youth, time used to trade preferred. -A. Fischer k Sons, N.A. 63
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YOUNG General, cook kept. Apply Mrs. J. H.
Aldridge, Richmond Park. Train North-ter.
123,5
YOUNG Lady, play piano (hotel, country),
Housekeeper (country). General (20, station), Waitresses.-Hittmann's Offices. _ """¿7"OUNG Girl, assist housework, no children;
-*- sleep home Mrs. Killicoat, Fourth-ave., East Adelaides "YOUNG General wanted, sleep homeless, Angas
-*- street, City "YOUNG Man (about 19), drive baker's cart; reX ferences.-P. E. Thomas, Woodville. 120-4
Kft MACHINISTS WANTED DU for White Work.
Also, IMPROVERS and APPRENTICES, Good wages, constant employment , Apply, Manager.
1 7118-24 1). & W. MURRAY, LTD., James-st
MACHINISTS.
Experienced Machinists for Coats and Trousers. Also Improvers and Learners.
Constant employment; highest wages.
Apply New Factory,
A A E. WILLS $ CO.,
Pulteney-street. 120-6
TAILORESSES.
Coat Hands wanted, able to back out and under. Also Smart Improvers.
Constant employment; highest wages.
Apply New Factory,
a. & E. WILLS & CO.,
Pulteney-street. 120-6
WANTED,
Experienced Traveller
FOR THE TIMBER TRADE.
Liberal Salary.
Apply by letter, stating experience, or personally.
REID BROS.,
FLINDERS-STREET, ADELAIDE. 124
WANTED,
EXPERIENCED ASSISTANTS,
CLOTHING AND MERCERY DEPARTMENT.
Apply JOHN MARTIN & COMPANY LTD.,
RUNDLE-STREET. 123-5
SITUATIONS WANTED. Under
this heading (in prepaid), 14 words, Sixpence AS Nurse to Invalid, Lady or Gentleman; good
testimonials; 16, weekly. Reliable," this office._"-12*
A YOUNG Man wants position as Packer. Furrileft. ture Salesman, c; experienced. "Time PayI ment," this office. _ BY Experienced Person, washing or a-«_M.rtg by
the day, North Adelaide.-"Ccmpetont," this office BY Married Man, of Farm Experience. Far-
mer," this office. 1235
BY refined Young Lady, Situation as House-
keeper or Companion; Norwood preferred."May' his office DRAPERY.-You-ff Man seeks Situation, City
or country; 8 years' experience. Draper," this office. 1235
DRESSMAKER, disengaged; thorough knowledge
Ladies' Tailor-made Coats and Skirts.
"359," this office. 124
HANDYMAN or Driver, expert implements or
Laborer. Apply "Abstinence," this office. 1247
JOBS taken, all House Repair; houses reported
and bolted up; damp walls, «te-"T.W.," this office. 1285
AR RIED Man, with 2 sons, 18 and 20. care of
farm or vineyard.-"Trustworthy,"' Brighton
P.O.
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SITUATIONS WANTED.
MAN, young, milk, drive, useful, used kitchen, hotel or private.-"Seymour," this office.
POSITION as Lady help in nice home; capable
no washing. Apply E. H-," this office.
___124-5^
PAPERHANGING, Painting, Colouring, General
Repairs; cheapest. Wiggins. 48, Carringtonst. 122 5,7
PLAIN Needlework wanted by Competent Per-
son; very reasonable charge.- Ssctnutresa, *
this office.
RESPECTABLE Person wants work by the day,
is washing or cleaning "S.C.," this office.
REFINED Country Girl, like Position, Companion
or Lady help, with homely people. Address "Elvie," G.P.O._¿ifo
tCJAILORMAN wants Situation; can paint, splice 15s do hotel work, and handy. Apply "Handy,"
this office. zlM
WANTED, by Elderly Person, any Light Daily
Employment or Sewing.-"Moderatuni," this office. 24
WANTED, by respectable Woman, Washing and
Cleaning, by the day "Mary," this office. 124
Y17TDOW. middle-aged, refined, thoroughly clean, tV domesticated, stood needlewoman, requires position Housekeeper.-"Neat.'Sthis office.
TX71DOW wants position Nurse Needlewoman, or a VV Nurse to invalid, or Companion elderly
couple. "Cleanliness," this office.
"NORTH, little experience, wants position on J- farm; good home. "W.G.C.," this office.
123-4
"""*7"0UNG Lady, experienced, wants position,
-»- Shorthand, Typist, of general office work."Anthony," this office.
YOUNG Man from country wants Light Employment,
accustomed horses, can milk.
Country," this office^_zl2t-<i
YOUNG Man wants situation, as Cook or Shop-
man, used to ham and beef shop "E.G.,"
this office. -_-*_-=!
MISSING FRIENDS.
IF ROBERT M. TRAIN, of Midlorn, Carluke.
Scotland, will communicate with MORRI-SON k SMITH, Writers, Lanark, Scotland, it will be to his advantage, 123-5
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POULTRY, DOGS, BIRDS, c
Under this heading (if prepaid), 18 words, one
insertion, of, three insertions, 2/6.
REYHOUIiD "Hazeleigh," The Huntsman
"Roseleigh," now coming used, if mated whelp July, £5-0. 3, Small, Bathurst., New
Glenelg 184-S <
HAVE two Vacant Kennels; will leave two
Greyhounds coursing seasons. It. Johns stone Petersburg
WANTED, at once, reliable incubator, must be
good order and cheap, price and where seen Chicks," this office WANTED to Sell, Irish Terrier Pups, two
bitches, real good, from Colwyn Rue.-.
Armstrong, South ter., Thebarton. lags
TICK.
South Australian Poultry Owners have found that
the very best remedy for the Tick CURSE is
FAULDING'S PHEiXYTAS.
Periodically dip the infested birds and spray to. tested houses and runs with Faulding's Phenytus, and there will be no further fear of tick.
FAULDING'S PHENYTAS IS ABSOLUTE DEATH
TO THE TICK. -StTaiwe
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