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

__ Domestics Wanted. CHILDREN'S Nurse, or Lady Help, exV> penenced, wanted; refs. required.— bomeraUe. Alfred BU. Albert Park. f" I ,°9?" Ge ° eral wanted, references.— v> Msa. Edward Anderson. Remuera Rd., opp. Mount Hobson. experienced, required for Tokomaru M. .Bay. good wages, housemaid kept; refs. indispensable^— Registry, 22. City Chambers. 'Phone 1702. /~IOOK-General, pood, wanted, wages 25 cT « SP* experienced Housemaid, wages 22a 80.—9. London St., Ponsonby. 'Phone 459. wanted: no washing.— vy Mrs. Stokes, Eosevale. Westbourne Orescent, near Portland Rd.. Bemuera. COOK-General, nice home, easy place; man outside work; family, 2 adults; suburbs.— Ring 'phone 49, from 10 a.m. to 4 pjn. C^ , 9;?- Genera l wanted at once; wages, V-f 20s; no washing; must be fond of children..— Lorking. Avenue Registry. Parnell. COOK-General and Nursery-Housemaid wanted; good home for two refined girls, also good wages.Mrs. Neville Newcomb, Corner Pah Road and Upper Trafalgar Street, Onehunga. G^ L for ~general work, 3 adults, easy place.—Miss Eanaes, 15, Burleigh St., City. GIRL, young, wanted for household duties, Birk from 8.30 to 2 p.m.—The Gables. Birkenhead. GIRL, refined, wanted to assist generally. - , —Mrs. West, San. Rem©, Lower Symonds St. • GIRL, young, respectable, wanted at once, light household duties; only two in family: 14s week.— HEEALD. about 15, young, respectable, >-* wanted; comfortable home; help light; housework.— Store, Onehunga. GIRL, young, capable, to assist housework: one attending afternoon classes would be suitable.—Apply, mornings, Mrs. Arthur Hooton. Bronghton, View Rd., Mt. Eden. HOME, comfortable, in nice suburb, offered respectable Woman in exchange for light household work.—Box 359, G.P.0.. Auckland. HOME, comfortable, small remuneration, offered middle-aged Woman, companionship, household duties; small adult family, no washing.—L. 5864, HERALD. LADY Help required, family of two; good home.3B. Ferry Buildings. LADY Help wanted to assist in country home; all convs. —Box 72. Te Kuiti. LADY Help, or Girl to assist, light house duties; Epsom.—Address at HEBALD. LADY Help, capable, or good General wanted; no washing; refs. required.— Urgent, P. 0., Penrose. LADY Help, capable, for suburbs; all duties, no washing; temporary only, salary, £I.— 5854, 'BEEAID. LADY Help wanted for country town: 15s. —Apply between hours 9 and 12 mornings. No. 2. City Rd., Auckland. LADY Help, competent, wanted for suburbs; all duties but washing; no children; wages, £I.—W.H., 5882, HERALD. TRAITRESS wanted.— 118, Victoria V\ Street. WASHERWOMAN, good, wanted.—Mrs. R. C. Galbraith, 57, Valley Rd.. Mt. Eden. ■ " '" BELL'S Registry, 22, City Chambers.—W. Cooks, 355; Waitresses, 203; Housemaids, 20s; Laundresses, 30s, 255 : Kitchenmaids, CGenerals, 255, 20s (2 friends); H.-Parlour-maid, N.-Housemaid, Housekeeper, Governess, M. Couples, Porter-Kitchenman, Gardener (able milk). Lads. Furnished Rooms to Let. 'Phone 1702. GENERAL, Lady Help, or Girl to assist, small family, country town; washing and ironing sent out.— E. B. Walker, Te Awamutu; , or, Mrs. Carlton Hay, Carlton Gore Rd.. Auckland. '/ - NICHOLLS'S Registry, 3rd floor, 45. Crt_ i.l Chambers.—Cook. 40s. country; Housd and Parlour Maids. 17s 6d. £1 : Generals, £1. 255, no Washing; Gardener, £1. •----.-•- ■•-.-. STAR Registry, Endein'sl Bluga.',! next G.PiO.—Cook-Generals; 'Cooks; 0 40s, ; 255: House-Parlourmaids; Porter-Kitchen- ••./"; man, 20s. Many vacancies still open. " I " : 5 Pupils Wanted. "." I CONFECTIONERY Manufacture taught in. satisfactory ' manner; recent pupil opened largest shop in Taranaki.—A. J. Hobson,. 354. Queen St. ■ — : i ■ 1 LOUIS VENARD. Teacher of FrenchLessons given privately (morning and evening classes by Frenchman).—Terms, 420, Queen. St. • ♦■, j < - '■ .' J- ''.'.'. MASS Thorough Tuition : in. Medical, Surgical, < and Electric ' Massage by Certificated.Tutor.— 530. . , - ' LESSONS' given- in Pen Painting, Woodcarving. Pokerwork, „, and .. - Stencilling; articles designed or-plain; price lists posted. —Miss Ayling. 4, Strand. Auckland. MADAME BRENNAN, Teacher Pastel Painting, in 6 lessons.—Box 130, G.P.O. - ■ ' ■__ MISS REID, No. 1, Anglesea St., Ponsonby, has resumed Dressmaking. Pi'.' vate lessons arranged for. .-.''.'•;.,.'.'" " * SCHOOL of Dressmaking, Princess Buildings. Queen St.— .Begg, late D.1.C.. Wellington. • Classes arranged to suit clients. y:"' ' ■•-" -.- . DA ''Or I' N G. THE MISSES BERESFORD'S ? JUVENILE DANCING CLASSES Will open on Saturday Morning-at 9.45 a.m. In Masonic Hail, Eden Terrace. MRS. MALCOLMSON'S (late of London) Popular School of Dress and Costume Making and Cutting, for mothers and daughters. Classes day and evening. Single lessons. Is 6d. Special terms for training course. Dresses and Costumed also cut and nreoared for home finishing.—Malcolmson. over Walker's. Chemists, corner Wellesley St. W. and Elliott- St LADIES and Gentlemen taught MotorCar Driving and Running Repairs by Expert on Modern Gate Change Car. Patrons instructed until able to obtain the Auckland City Council Certificate of Com« . petency.—Full particulars from FRANK CHTLLINGWORTH, Rooke's Garage. Eden Crescent, Auckland, Opposite Cargen, Or 4, Wellesley St. East. Garage 'Phone 4469. , pONFECTIONERY-MAKING AT HOME.^: LADIES. —My offer to you is so straight, so fair, so genuinely above board, that it makes you gasp; and you don't regain your breath until I am hundreds of miles away. Then, having seen the lovely high-class lollies your dearest friends' are producing, after one lesson from me, you cable for my return, and anathematise me, just because I could not afford to knock about your city, letting grass grow under my feet, waiting for you to wake up. This has been going on for 9 yearscables and mails by the hundreds. I am booked forward, and my nest call from here is Sydney. NOTE,—THE GREATEST TRAVELLING SUGAR EXPERT is in your midst for a few days longer, and I offer you a free lesson at your house, at which you shall at the first attempt produce such excellent Lollies that the retail stores clamour for them, owing to their price, purity, freshness, and novelty. After you have produced the goods 1 will sell you the finest 100 lollie recipes ever collected from the biggest factories in the world. Tools? Yes! —one saucepan. ' Moulds?— Capital?—A few shillings. Call in and -see display of Confectionery to-day at Brunswick Buildings. 174, Queen Street, over Hardie Bros. CLOSING DOWN JUNE 50. DISTANCE NO OBJECT. Country people, write for free particulars, demonstration given in your own home ANYWHERE.—R. CROAKER. Sugar Expert. Wanted Known. THE "LONDON" REGISTRY, 83. SYMONDS STREET. Twelve Doors from Grafton Bridge, Is now open to Sunply Positions of All Kinds MISS PRANGNELL. Licensee. HEAVY Wool Sox.—We were fortunat" enough to buy a very large stock of A.ll-wool box before the last big rise, which tre are offering at Is sd, Is 6d, Is 9d pec pair. Exceptional value. —Mcßride, Cash Tailor. Costumier and Outfitter, 11-13. Victoria St.. Auckland. MALT, Hops, and Kola mean digestion, tonic and energy all in Vi-Cocoa, Have it for breakfast H'UR-Clippers Sharpened equal to new. 2a 6d pair, post free, at Smith's, The Horse-clipper Sharpener, 14, Wakefield St. Spare parts stocked. _— ; 1 1 WEXDEL'S Wines.— Sherry. Madeira, Claret, 3s per bottle, 3d each extra if posted; 12 bottles or over delivered free at 2s 6d per bottle. Full price-list on application.—J. Wendel and Co., Wine Specialists, Auckland. . . r- ... ' .3 Wanted Advertisements Continued «p ;. Page 2,