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Auckland Star, Volume XXXIX, Issue 76, 28 March 1908, Page 1

WANTED. TT7IANTED, a Man to make himself genWi erally useful.—Apply Winks and Hail, Shortiand-st. ~ 78 WANTED —Firemen and others to know we . replace all 5/6 and 1/ Flannels which shrink in washing.—J. Green, o, Queen-st. ANTED, Rainproof Tweed Coats; no cheaper or better than J. Green's 20/ coats. — At 5, Queen-st., opposite Tram Terniinus. / 85 T\TiiNTED, for Easter, at Devonport, 1 or TT' 2 furnished Bedrooms, with use of kitchen.—Mrs. S.J Winter, Claudelahds, Hamilton. . SO BOOT TRADE.—Wanted, Machinists and Fitters; Youth, for press room.—G. A. Coles and Co., Eden Terrace. TpiDUCATED Live. Man, thorough canvas- ■*-* ser and salesman, good writer, correspondent,- -and— neat book-keeper, fluent French, ..desires .ajoy billet; -.wages not -so much an object as prospect.—Push. 323 Star Office. '-' - --• • 45 ,WANTED, Finest Electro-plating in Gold. y Silver, Nickel, Antique BfciVing, Polishing, and Lacquering, at Le Petir and Shaw-s, 172, Queen-street, op D . H.Mv Theatre. "- 13J |V\TANTED ~-AT ' .ONCE,* .y BLACKSMITH'S STRIKER ■ One accustomed to steam . hammer. Also, Youth to learn trade. MASSEY BROS., Ltd., Customs-st. 'W '„ ** T b 5: !.r T- For Wholesale Merchant's Office, SMART JUNIOR CLERK. Applications, with copies of testimonials to P.O. Bos 56. 46 (Trr'ANTED, EVERY HOUSEWIFE WHO IVY: STUDIES - ECONOMY to insist upon having "DURBAR" BOOT POLISH "DUKBAR" FLOOR POLISH, and "DURBAR" METAL (PASTE) POLISH. Sold everywhere at 3d per Tin. jT€7|ANTED FOR STORE IN NATIVE: '*■»' DISTRICT, • GOOD GENERAL HAND. Must have good knowledge of Drapery, and be able fo speak Maori. Apply G. RAINBY, Macky, Lo San . Md Caldwell. ■ *rr WANTED .to Sell—The Pick of CollegesectSw 8 f f?? - g.p-o._cornlr SECTION, with w*H : bmit house, 6 rooms, bathroom, scullery, and pantry, washhoiSe' n l nX e ?iT CeS \? a ! ent w - c " : fi"e%iew of shipping and park; trams stop near door; well g<s ? 4 tena o nt -.- Also - 10 °" fwm Col-■lege-Fd.,_ Corner Section, with new modern house, ,o. rooms,- .bathroom, • scnllerv,- uashhouse, patent w.c, all conveniences Full particulars on application to J.S., 32* 7 Star Office. U C K'L A N D . HO BFITAU, Applications wall be received tip to 15tH April next for the following positions:— THREE SISTERS for the General Staff, and ONE SISTER for the .Children's Ward.; 'Applicants must hsrve : served as Sisters in a first-class hospital, and have not less than seven years' experience in nursing (including training). Salary, for the General Staff, at the rate per annum, with annual increase of £o, till the maximum salary of £70 is ■reached. For the Children's Ward, £70, with two years'engagement. Board, lodg« ing, and uniform provided. Applications, ivjth testimonials, to be addressed to ':-■"■ fff. N. GARLAND, 3 •Secretary. 3