Page 1 Advertisements Column 8

New Zealand Herald, Volume LV, Issue 10867, 4 June 1918, Page 1

Domestics Wanted. i/~tOOK-General, experienced; references; 255. Also, Children's Nurse; £I.—Mrs. Donald. 1, O'Rorkc St.. Albert Park. CIOOK-General. experienced/ wanted; also ' Housemaid.Apply, with references. Mrs, Somervillo. A, Alfred St.. Albert Park. 1 GENERAL, good, wanted! no washing; 25s.Mrs. Henderson,- Fordell, E.2. Eemu> era Road. - ■ /"GENERAL, capable, wanted; all duties) vX £1 week; apply Wednesday. Lucerne Ed., Bomuera, last house on left. IRL, strong, to oasist wheeling lady's VJT chair and housework.— Gordon Ed* Mownt Eden. / •' _ a OIL, good, reliable, .wanted tor houssU hold duties and assist with 2 children. - —5, King's Avenue. .'Phone 2712. GIRL, • young, wanted to assist' in housework; do washing; good home; face paid.—Mrs. Cave, Hillcroat, Papakura. HELP, domesticated, wan accustomed to children; wages, Address at Herald. ' HELP wanted; must be reliable and trustworthy; personal references preferred —Mrs. G. Eiddoll, St, Eoliera. HOUSEKEEPER wanted for about two months, 4 ohildren; Rotprui lino; references essential.State terms Mother, 173, Herald. -■ -;•■■■■ .j-' m , HOUSE-Parlourmaid. experienced, wanted. • —Mrs. Eliot Davis, 6. Gladstone Rd., Purnell, evening, or 'phone 2136. ; HOUSEMAID, relieving, wanted at once. t — \nrily. Sonoma. Alfred St-. TTOUSEMAID tanted, apply with referXL ences.—Mrs. David Nathan, St. Sevens, . ence*.—Mrs. David Nathan, St. Kevens, rangahapa Rd. • • ______ HOUSEMAID, >1 experienced, wanted;/? tourist private- hoW, Main Trunk lino; wages, Blighty Registry, 231, Ponaonby Rd. ■ 'm■ >? ' T ADY-General wanted for Devon port; good ■Li wages.—lG9, Victoria Rd.. Devonport. LADY, young, refined, to to son 2 email , Ju children, assist household duties: oountry, good home.—R„ 259, SIEIUIP. LADY Help wanted, pleasant suburban home; small family,-- youngest 11.— Leighton and Son, Printers and Stationers, High St. :■ .. ; V MAID wanted, cooking, light houeeworkj lYl' small family; good wages.—Mrs. Her* bert Kissling, 22, St. Stephen's Avenue. r-' PERSON, thoroughly domesticated, wanted X at once for small house; no children; ; wages, £I.—X., Box 8, Cambridge. ' TRAITRESS, smart, Aleiandr* V» Tea Rooms (opp. ■ Smith and Caug- : hey's). ■ ■" ■ ' • - WAITRESS wanted, no Sunday wo'ki V V Manchester Dining Booms, opp. Q.P.O. ; ■ ; "DELL'S Registry, 22, City Chambers.n- , SJ W. Cooks, 60?. 40s; Second, 80s; Waitresses, . SOs, 20s; Housemaids. ,255, 20si Laundress, 30s: Pantrymaid, Kitchen* maid. Generals, 355, 20a; Nurses, H.-Pax» !' lour-maid, Parlourmaid, Canvasser,-" M. Couples, 60s; Shepherd, Handyman, Chef, Second Cook. N. Porter, Youth, Bays.— 'Phone 1702. ' pOGK. . FEMALE, v Wanted for THE KNOX HOME, TAMAKI WE3T. Salary, £2 per Week. . £ Apply by letter to • • THE MATRON, Knox Home, 4 .. Or by Telephone 4368, . . ==== ' - Wanted Known, t LADIES.— Don't neglect your hair. : Hare I treatment at reduced rates, owinj to . war.—Misses Wrigley, Watson's Buildings, Wellesley St. SEND dull Safety-Kawr Bladoe to be resharpened •on our . Hatfield;; Machine,. 'e fid dozen. Id postage.—Hatard's. Queen St. " "I7ILBOW-GREASE" is anotner name for . ill ordinary floor polishes.. ; Linournlsh cuts out the tedious rub! rib! rub' Simply apply it with a brush and the polish- lasts i for 12 months. All Groct/s " ENERGY TONIC v.* a ' ' ' . . Ror the ; Summer, , . v ' Ganderton's Restorer. . "\7STRAGGE Institute and Walata Tropical V V Gardens, Birkenhead. ;An Indian Paradise. 10 to 6. daily. Admission, Is- Id. ,-. Re- 1 i froshraents. ; Choicest Palms, Wu Seasonal • Weather Forecasts, also? at Wilcbnan's. •: - ■ i TATEAT' CAN' T: COYER MY FLOORS i VV , • , WITH? ■ ' Seagrass Square s are effective,' and wry low in price, at ■ ARTHUR'S WAREHOUSE, , ■ Elliott' Street. . O' N bended knee the weary houaavnfe rtv'4 v/ and scrubs, working her heart ; out trying 1,0 make those floors look, decent. . Lmoarnish, the great modem Floor Polish, lasts 12 months. All Grocers. .. - . NOW is the time to purchase a good IV. SHOTGUN.' You can depend on what yen get from HAZARD'S. , ' ■ ATTENTION !—Study Economy. Get , that Old Aluminium ; and Enamelware Repaired by G. W. Good, 213, Karangahape Rd. VERY Man should learn to shoot straight? Li Hnsard's Miniature' Rifle Range, Queen' '• St., oilers the chance to practico.. .. : - -y, " ATKINS'S Instant Relief Asthma XI Powder.", for' difficulty of breathing, clearing tho bronchial tubes, : catarrh and asthma. This powder is unrivalled; Is end 2a tin. post free.—C; W. Hewk'cs. 150. ; George St.'. Duncdin. . • ' , rftHE Wonderful Lathering and Cleansing I " TANIWHA"' SOAP. ; The Most Effective Soap Manufactured. ! : ' It's so puro and good. A l! I E D KNOWN. BUTTON'S DAINTILY MADE WITH YOUR OWN MATCHINGS. Now Stock Moulds Just Received. - W. P. oijn,ra'0 ijn,ra ' - SIB. QUEEN STREET- ' Iji O I L E I 8: 0. A P.. We hare just landed a shipment, and are offering same at a very reasonable prico for a quick sale, as follows:— : Pores Containing 12 3oz. Tablets of Toilet Soap, assorted perfumes, for Es Sd, post free. ■ Also, Boxes containing 56 Tablets (total weight of soap seven pounds) of the old-fashioned. BROWN WINDSOR SOAP, 8s 6d. post froo. Tins line of Brown - Windsor Soap costs you a friction over lid per tablet, ana is invaluablo to hoiolkoepers, boaidinghonees, and private householders, as visitors can have & fresh cake of soap at a very little cost.£JHAS. J)AYY AND : £10., ' ■ 80. HIGH STREET. AUCKLAND. SAVE "]\/rONEY \ J . 0 iU — TTOW? ; ; QN QLOTHESI JtL When your Suit is < too shabby for business or- particular weir, sond it , —— here. Vans collect. 'Phono • 8837, , Our Vans collect. 'Phono 8867. • —— We'll Renovate it so that you'll hardly — know it again. _ Every stain gone for — good, every missing button replaced, . —— buttouholos neatly tailored, frayed ——edges neatly J -ned and bound, all ' — tears and holes cleverly mended and —— hidden. In short, a new suit for a few shillings! Pounds saved! Ladies' Costumes, Purs, Gloves, —— Feathers, etc., also carefully cleaned or dyed. . . . Country orders receive very careful attention. We pay return 1 EMPIRE CLEANING AND DYEING CO.', ' : c- i Queen Street, opp. Town Hall. ". MONET MONET TO LEND. LENT • MONEY PR -TO _pu Aft LENT MONEY 3W <£'OUU> LENT MONEY UPON ANY APPROVED LENT : MONEY SECURITY. ' FUP.NI LENT MOSEY TORE, including LIVE LENT MONEY STOCi. FARM IMPLE- LENT MONEy MENTS. ETC. . LENT,; MONEY- You can always be certain LENT MONEY of honourable -and abso- LENT MONEY lutely Ciean and Straight LENT MONEY Business. LENT MOKV.Y " \ , 111 l. w7B ALmD m. MONEY CI ?Y CHAMBERS, 41 & 45, LENT W oJ4fv. LENT MONEY Opposite John Court's, LENT UON-FJ Entrance. Queen St. or m MONr" Victoria St. MONEY Telephone. A 2345. LENT MONEY Oorresiwndfnco. endow l'&M MOKFiY stamped ypvelope. ii^iNl^ mHE gECRET OF A OMART APPEARANCE. .. . In the days before the War, the Smartest Men Mia Women cad their Clothes Cleaned. Repaired. Altered and Pressed the v CUOTHALL WAY. It was the ~ . . secret of an everv-day smart ap- : • pearance. Now because of the . need for ccouomy, ; tha- ' CROTHAL treatment is wpi* • than ever the vogue. As a 'trial, send your old Suit, Costume, <jr * Dress to bo Cleaned or Press* ; .V;. Satisfaction is •' certain. Eetit- . postage fro on coun.ry orders. '.fV E. E-. C Rorayj - RENOVATING SPECIALIST AND • PRACTICAL TAILOR. ® ' 137,' SYMONDS ST., AUCKLAND. ' . 'Phone 4414. ■ ■ ' ■V ONE AT - WHOLESALE „ PRICE, SEAGRASS MATS AND SQUARES. V, ARTY'S WAR ffi U ß^, ': ■j JEBoti Sbert, .