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Auckland Star, Volume XLIII, Issue 304, 20 December 1912, Page 1

DOMESTICS WANTED, wanted, one In fami\J ly; wages, 18/; housemaid kept.—Apply Star Office. 18 GIRL wanted to assist.—Apply Clyde House. 219. Hobson St_ 552 CI IRL, 15, wanted for 2 or 3 hours daily, J" general work.—Apply GtjeenMU Hospital. Buchanan St~, Devonport- 0 Kit AL wanted, two lv family; wages *-* 20/. —Apply Opera House, between 7 and 8 p.m. 74 wanted for light duties; Sun- **-* days free.—Mrs Smith. Mt. Hobson Rd (off Market Rd.), Remuera. HOUSEMAID wanted, also Second Waitress.—Apply Albion Hotel. 55 HOUSE-KE'EPKII wanted, at once, for two adults; good home.—J. Calvert, Morrin St., Glenmore, Kingsland. 12 OUSEMAID-WAITRESS wanted, at once; wages £1 per week.—Mrs Waters, "Clifton," JuUlee Ay., Devonport. 91 Waitress.—Ap ~~ ply King-s Court Hotel, Upper Queen SJreeL say TyAITRKSSES (10), also H.M. Waitresses, * ™ for Walwera Hotel; seaside resort— Apply Saunders, Strand Arcade. 79 YyA.NTKD, for private family, a lieneral, » v able to do plain Cooking.—Apply 42, Nelson St. (next Thompson and Hills). "CyAITJAESS wanted; experienced; or ' » Young Lady to learn,—Apply, sharp, Silver Urid Dining Rooms, Durham St. 56 WOMAN, young, wanted to iron; with experience preferred; permanent if suitable.—D. and A. Brown, Dyers, Grafton Terrace. oof VyORKINGMAN, Wf. child fonr years, v*» wants Housekeeper about 30, no objection, young child; widow or spinster.— Write Parent Star Office. 13 WANTED. Waitresses, Housemaids, Pantrymaids. Barmaids, Women Cooks, Porters. Buttons.— Apply Hotel and Restaurant Employees' Union, Trades Hall Hobson St. 539 ELITE REGISTRY, 19. WELLESLEY STREET WEST. 'Phone 4,066. Wanted, Lady Helps, for town, country, 15/; Housemaids, Waitresses, Generals. £1, town, couutry; Cook, 30/. BELL'S Registry, 22, City Chambers, Queen St. —Waitresses, 25/, 20/; Housemaids. 20/; Pantry maids, town, Walwera, Tauruuga. Tuumarunul, Te Awamutu, Watbi, New Plymouth, Te Kuiti, etc.; Laundresses. 25/; Cooks, 40/; Cook, 30/; Laundress 25/, together; Generals, Helps; Housekeeper, 20/ up, and Assistant, 20/, together, station: M. Cooks, 45/; Porters, Porter (able milk), Kitchenmen, Farm Hauds, Scutchers, Drainers. Phone, 1702. SAUNDERS'S Regi-stry, Strand Arcade.--Vacancies: Woman Cooks, 40/, 35/, 30/, for Waiotapu, Te Kuiti, Kawakawa, Ngaruawahia, and others; Laundresses, 25/, 20/; Maids, two for Kawakawa, 20/, two Taumartrnul. 20/. six Waiwera, 20/, Kawau, 20/, Tauranga, 20/, Warkworth, 22/6, Ngaruawahia, 20/, Kamo, 20/, Limestone 25/, and many others; Porter, use'ul, 25/; Kltchcnman, 25/; Kitchenmaii-Porter, 27/6, for Rotorua. SITUATIONS "WANTED. New arrivals and othe.-s will find this column a ready means of reaching employers. Eighteen words. One Shilling. I)AKER, good. wantß Situation; make own -* ye-ast; first-class references; town or country.—Address X., Star Agency, Onehunga. 503 BA R.MAI D, Housemaid and Waitress, three sisters, all experienced, kept own hotel, etc.. open for Engagement, same place preferable.—Write 8.H., 783, Star Office. 12 BJtEAD-C ARTIER, experienced, sober, reliable, and energetic, desires re-em-age-lnent; will accept other work; excellent .references. —Write Immediate, 787, Star Office. 25 HUItSE_OEK and General Smith wants Work.—Write (J.W., 45, Great North Road, Auckland. . 515 HOUSE Painting and Paperhanging wanted by reliable tradesman; day or contract. — Write Papcnhanger, 796, Star Office 551 P~ ROFESSTONAL violinist wants Engage"inent, picture orchestra; conductorship if required Experience nnd references.^ Violinist, 771, Star Office. Go TJLANISTE desires Engagement, experiA enced nceompaniste, quick reader; in music warehouse, orchestra, or with teacher of sinfflns.—Apply Pianlste. 109, York Place, Dunedin. 31 TyANTED. by rellned young lady, Position "' as companion help; Epsom or Mt. Eden preferred.—Ethel. 758, Star Office. 2 •fyANTED, by M.C. (just ' » Situation housekeeper or caretaker; (husband away day, wife do all household duties.- M.W., 805, Star Office. 7 FINANCIAL, ETC. _ 1 WANTED at P" cent, for substantial firm; security offered a first mortgage £3,700 and freehold farm near Manurewa, valued £I,6oo.—Write Confidential, P.O. Box 625. 584 WANTED TO BUT. WANTED to Buy, good, sound Sacks, any quantity.—Textile Bag and Sack Co., King's Drive, next Dalgety's. Phone 357 G. VyANTED to Buy outright, for cash, » V Secondhand Furniture lv any quantity. —Walker and Coakley, Auctioneers, Hlih St; VyANTED, strong Second-hand Bicycle" '■ Hub and front brake.—Apply Geo". Le Petit (late Spreckley and Co.), Siortland St 28 TyANTED to Buy, 2-seater Motor Car in '» flrst-c'ass order; must stand tests.— Full particulars and price to Motorist "28 Star Office. HORSE wanted for baker's cart; mast be reliable.—W. Webley, Great South Rd., Greenlane. 40 BEOOND-HAND Piano, must be known make and in good condition; no dealers. —Write Piano. Newton P.O. 501 S~ TONE—Wanted, 6,000 ft, more or less, of 8 by 6 Channelling Stone.—Apply Miller and McAnulty, Otahuhu. 2! ' Sec.-hand Furniture for Cash. TyE BUY!—Walker and Coailey, T ~ Auctioneers, High Street. 0 SHARES A.T.B. Society, 12th to~l6th ** Group.—State cash price, amount paid to Hardup, 764, Star Office. 8 •CITE BUY IN LARGE OR SMALL »» QUANTITIES, BOTTLES, SACKS. TAILOfi CTJTTrNGS. ! RAGS, BONES, and METALS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION. \ USTRALASIAN yyASTB TXRODUCT AND "JgOTTLE A/TKRCHANTS, 43, HOBSON ST. (opp. Durham St. W) Telephone 4211. Furniture for Cash. We Will Buy—Walker and Coakley, Auctioneers, High Street Yonr Furniture for (."ash We Will Buy—Walker and Coakley, Auctioneers, High Street 1 . XMAS PRESENTS—We are showing a window full of Hair Brushes. Clothes Brushes, Handkerchiefs in Fancy Boxes, Writing Pads with Handkerchiefs, all suitable for Xmas Presents and at half-price. Come and see them.—Mcßride, Cash Tailor, Costumier, and Outfitter, Victoria St. West (Just off Queen St.). TO HOLIDAY MAKERS—Don't forget to take one of our famous Xmas Cukes, and give your friends a treat. Absolutely the finest in the Dominion.—Geo. Kent anil I Sons. Bakers and Confectioners, Newmarket. . 527 I"1 /~i "J —WE are showing a very nice lfne I - 1 -' -*-*- of Gents' Fancy Sox at 111 per 1 pair. This is a real line line, aud well worth ! 2/6. —Mcßride, Cash Tailor. Costumier, and 1 Outfitter, Victoria St. West (just off Queen I St.) CKPfiCIAL Offer of High-class, Reliable O Furniture at Low Prices; inspection ln[vited. -Stemson, 131, Symonds St.