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Situations Wanted. ADVERTISER, military reject, wants light work spare time* vacant days Thursdays to Mondays.— 5855, HERALD. BARMAN seeks re-engagement; single, ineligible, smart, sober, and thoroughly experienced.—F.H.B.. 5854. 'HERALD. BOOK-KEEPER, ineligible military service, thoroughly competent, doubleentry, desires position; city preferred.— Competent. 5843, HERALD. BUSINESS Man, successful, requires a position in a Furniture Shop in Auckland as Head Salesman or Manager. Practical all-round man; could take charge of sales department and factory.Apply HESAI.D. COUPLE, married, middle-aged, honest and trustworthy, require situation as manager; man understands stock and all farm work; life experience; can give references.—Stock, 5852. HERALD. DOMESTIC— Position wanted in homely family, by refined Young Woman. Immediate, 5848, HERALD. EMPLOYMENT in store, warehouse, or office, wanted by discharged soldier. Urgent, 5865, HERALD. FIRE Insurance.Returned Soldier seeks position; 8 years' experience; good refs. —Fire, 5850, HERALD. FLAXMILLERS. — Experienced Stripperkeeper _ waiting employment, at McLeod's Registry, Exchange Lane. GARDENING and Milking wanted by experienced man, discharged from military service.—E. Robertshaw, Soldiers' Club. GARDENING, by reliable Man; lawns, vegetables. flowers, hedge-clipping, fiade-work; day or contract. —Garden, 5842, ERALD. HOUSEKEEPER, young, good cook, requires position, bachelor or widower; refs.—Madge, 5840, HERALD. HOUSEKEEPER or Assistant.— wanted by Widow, with 3 boys (11 and 13); boys useful generally; near school.— Country, 5859, HERALD. HOUSE - Painting and Paperhanging wanted by reliable tradesman; good work; reasonable; by day or contract labour.—Paperhanger, 5861. HERALD. LADY or Companion-Help-Young Lady requires position; good home essential. —X.L.. Remuera P.O. LAW Clerk, ineligible war, general experience, desires position. — Rimutaka. G.P.0.. Dunedin. LEGAL. — Qualified Barrister, Solicitor, 10 years' experience, seeks engagement, common law department, large city firm; or would join younger firm.—Jurist, 5863, Herald. MILKING wanted by Man and 3 Boys; near school; herd, 40 by hand, 60 by I machines.—Milker, 5856, HERALD. MILKING on Shares wanted. 3 experienced hand milkers: 40 to 45. not more than 50—Reliable. P. 0., Papatoetoe. MILKING on Shares, with machines, wanted by married couple: anything ; from 30 to 45 cows.A. E. Jackson. Hau- | turu. Kawhia. "VTURSERY Governess or Companion wants -1* position: kindergarten experience; excellent refs.G.N., 5808. Hebald. NURSE.— Medical, Surgical, Maternity and Massage Nurse disengaged, July to August; moderate fees.— dress at W. H. McKinney, Chemist, Heme Bay. 'Phone 2951. POSITION required by lady as Companion. Housekeeper, or Lady Help in small adult family; no washing.B.L., 5835. HERALD. SALESMAN, Hardware, 14 years' experience, seeks situation : capable, abstainer, good refsHardware, P. 0., Hamilton. WAITRESS, experienced, young woman, T T wants situation or position in shop.— Apply urgently, F.S.. 5426. HERALD. i WOMAN, energetic, industrious, wants , t T washing, ironing, cleaning, etc., by the i day; satisfaction guaranteed. 5389. j HERALD. ' VOUTH wants position on sheep station; ,- ■*•■ 5 years' experience; will find 2 dogs.— I T G . 5841, HERiLD.. < —— n Wanted to Buy. A RING to , Mrs. Kelly— buys and -ti. sells Ladies', Gent.'s, and Children's Misfit Clothing, Trunks, Boots. 'Phone 2606. —392, Queen St. CARPENTER'S Kit of Tools.—D. Clayton, Kauri Timber Co. DB. GUN -, must be good and nearly new. -L'. —Write full particulars to Gun, Ngaruawahia. SUGAR-boiling Plant. Pans, Slabs, etc.. wanted to buy.—Confectioner, 5813, HERALD. STAMPS wanted for cash; New Zealand, values above lid of all issues; any quantity.— particulars and price wanted to P.O. Box 324. WIRE Netting and Buff Orpington Fowls and Runner Ducks, wanted.State price and quantity to Poultry, 5860. 'HERALD MRS. BROWN. 90, Hobson Street, buys Ladies' and Gent.'s snd Children's Leftoff and Misfit Clothing, Boots, etc. Letters promptly attended to. C CARPENTERS' and Tools of all desenp- ' tion: Push Chairs and Iron Bedsteads. j —Hawken, 35. Great North Rd., Grey Lynn. FURNITURE, wanted to buy. large or small lots, good prices given.— 269, K&rangahape Rd. FURNITURE Bought; all kinds, any quantity; best prices given; prompt I cash.— 202, Karangahape Rd. 2 doors from P.O. FALSE Teeth, sound or otherwise, wanted to Buy; top market price to trade and others by return mail.—Manager. Pearline Co., 56, City Chambers. A PPAREL.—Mrs. Martin. 342. Queen St., j-X one. Statue, buys every description Second-hand Clothing. Travelling Trunks. Jewellery, etc. Highest prices. 'Phone 3303. APPAREL.— W. Fischer, 350. Queen St. (onp. Statue), buyer Left-off Clothing, Second-hand Jewellery. Boots. False Teeth. Pawn Tickets.'Phone 3021. A/fRS. BOTTRILL buys Ladies'. Gent.'s. ItX and Children's Superior Misfit and Left-off Clothing. _ Letters attended to. Elliott St.. two doors from Wellesley St. 'Phone 3488. QECOND-HAND FLOUR AND CHAFF 13 SACKS. TEXTILE BAG AND SACK CO.. LTD.. NELSON STREET EXTENSION. 'Phone 2854. BEST PRICES GIVEN For Old Artificial Teeth Plates. Platinum Pins, etc.. etc. Dental Alloy. Old G-ild and Silver, Bags, Musical Instrument, etc.. etc. AUCKLAND DEPOSIT AND INVESTMENT CO.. Next Waverley Hotel. 16, Queen Street. A. WOOLLEY. Manager. I J Miscellaneous. PLUME Benzine.—We have a limited supply at 18s 6d per case. Order early.— Thode Bros., Tram Terminus, Mt. Albert. 'Phone 3091. MADAME LEON, can be consulted at 472, Kingscourt Buildings, Queen St. 'Phone A6BB. sickly taste is not in Vi-Cocoa. yet X it is richer and softer than the ordinary Cocoa. RUSSELL'S PILLS are the best and most successful; 2s 6d and 4s 6d. All Medicines, etc.. post free, by return on receipt of postal note. Special Mail Order Department.Russell. Chemist, opp. P. 0.. Upper Symonds St.. Auckland. SiTAMMERING Rationally Cured; ElocuO tion taught.—Oswald Metcalf, 49, East St., Symonds St. LADIES, don't neglect your Hair! Have treatment at reduced rates to the war. —Misses Wrigley, Watson's Buildings, Wellesley Stu ■ - Cream, wonderful cure, eczema, J red nose, pimples, scaly skin. Post free, 2s, 3s.—Clarke, Chemist. 116. Victoria St. IF you've got a big day's work ahead, breakfast with Vi-Cocoa is the best preparation. — ~ ~— MADAME CURRIE, Queen of Occultism, Clairvoyante, Crystal Seer. Send date of birth. Masseuse.Can be consulted 182, ' Victoria, St. W. "\TI-COCOA and Vitality start the same to V spell, and mean the same as well.

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New Zealand Herald, Volume LIII, Issue 16266, 27 June 1916, Page 1

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Page 1 Advertisements Column 5 New Zealand Herald, Volume LIII, Issue 16266, 27 June 1916, Page 1

Page 1 Advertisements Column 5 New Zealand Herald, Volume LIII, Issue 16266, 27 June 1916, Page 1