WANTED. BOOT TRADE.—Wanted, Girl to learn the trade; also, Youth for cleanlng-up. lepartment. — Manager, Co-operative Boot Company. E Takers and confectioners.— * Wanted by practical man from Engand, Situation as Pastrycook, etc.; well up n iceing, piping, and marzipan work.—AdIress G., care of H. Duggan, Paeroa._ BOOKKEEPING (embracing "Opening, Closing, Balancing) thoroughly taught jy City Accountant. Terms, Journal, Star 3fficc._ . O~OMMERCIAL TRAVELLER open for Engagement who has Ironmongery, Grocery, • Crockery, Wines and Spirits, Price Books, exceptional references.—Box 101, Auckland. Ci pTp H A N V CHURCH. Applications for the Post of Organist and Choirmaster will be received up till 51st August. Information obtainable from the Vicar, ;o whom applications arc to be addressed. ADY offers good h<jme and salary to capable person in return for services.—Apply at "Star" Office. T>E CHAS. A.g BLOOMFIELD. Wanted Known, that the Charles 4. Bloomfleld sued in the S.M. Court thl# week is in no way connected with Chag, Blomfleld, Builder, of Dunedin-streei, Ponsonby. . ITUATION wanted as Lady Help or any position of trust, domesticated, ?nod references.—Address Home, 22 Btar Offlce. T~ 0 PRINTERS,—Turnover of abouT 16 af 17 wanted for the country.—Apply J, 3L. geld, SWMMWt,-;., ■. . .- ri . w .3
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Auckland Star, Volume XXXII, Issue 185, 17 August 1901, Page 1
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