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Auckland Star, Volume XLIV, Issue 177, 26 July 1913, Page 1

SITUATIONS VACANT. TVPIVKR, experienced, wanted, for two A-' horse team. —Apply to Mr J. Clark Contractor, Takaptina. ITU ■fyTIDDLE-AGED. respectable, sober Mai i -"A wanted for sheep farm: cook for ownei land two men. garden, etc. — W.G., 271 Stni ] Office. 20C \JAN. reliable, wanted for driving and J1 general work: permanent if suitable.— W. and H. Smale, Carriers, Customs St I West and T.tkapona. lOr OFFICE Boy or Junior wanted.—.Tohi Reid and Co., 43, Fort St. 203 TA, T ANTI:i). respectable Ladies and Gentle- ▼ V men, willing to give their services in ■benefit entertarnsments; no professionals. | Write Variety. 232, Star Office. 6! X7°OUN<3 Lady wanted for Crockery De J- partment.—W. Lamhourne, House Furnisher. Three Lamps. Ponsonby. 547 IXrOf'NG Girl wanted for Office Work I A previous experience preferred, but no absolutely necessary.—J. H. Millar, 3 j Phoenix Chambers. 6! | "VTOLTH, smart, wanted, for merchant's I -*- olfice; one just left, .school preferred; good opportunities.— Apply in own handwriting, giving age and references, to Bos : "'- 5£ -OMDESTICS WANTED. /"WOK-Generai wanted: most be younj ; N-> and experienced.—Mrs. J. Donald O-Rorke SU_ Albert 585 (tTJ. ENEiR-AL—Wanted, a good General--Apply Mrs W. Casey. Hamilton ltd., Ponsonby. jig useful, wanted, general housework- *~* refp. —Apply Mrs. Kirwood. Grange Rd.. near Dominion Rd. c - J /TJ.IRL. yonng, wanted for country; good V* home, light duties, no children.—Write J.H.. 223. Star Office. 3] lTght; or Girl to Assbrt. y* wanted.—Mrs. R. Neil], 4, St. Martin's Lane, Symonds St., near Grafton Bridge. ._ 111 Q.OOO Cook-General wanted, not over 3C *-* yeaTs. for small Boarding-hntis? wages, 17/G per week.—Apply Star Office 6-: Wanted, to assist in housework: two in family: sleep at home—Applv Mrs D. Winks. Oorhett-Soott Avenue, Epsom. HOUSE Help wanted; start on Mondav.— _ 04, Federal St. "101 wanted, workingmaa; J-- 1 - comfortable home: grown-up family of threr; widow preferred.—'Mrs. T. Sparks, -!!. N-ewton Ud. 37 T, ADY HELP, competent, -nan ted: mast ±f be fond of children.—Mrs H. Illnc Te I Ktiltt. jjj, !T/ VDY Help wanted, domesticated; sleep *f home preferred: light duties.—Mrs Hanna. 254. Qnr-en St. nf VX/ANTED. Young Girl to assist light ,„ . housework; S a.m. to noon; Remuera.— Write A.A.R.. -Star" OfHce. 340 VX7ANTED, a Young Woman for general »' housework.—Mis. A. E. • Moore, Arney Rd., Remuera. YX7OMAN wanted for washing and cleanJ v ing by tbe day.—Apply first house Sylvan Ayennc, near Mt. Eden Railway Station. 7 j YXM-NTED, by a gentleman with two daughters, a Cook-General; assistance 1 given, easy place: good wages; gardenet kept.—Apply to Miss Teller, nt Mr. Watson's house. Jubilee Av., North Head . Devonport. _4 ' OAUNDERS' Registry, Strand Arcade, IKJ Auckland's oldest office.—Vacancies: Women Cooks: Cook-Gencrals. 23/; House-maid-Laundress, 25/; 2 Married Couples* i one- station, one boardinghonse, child no ohjectlpnjMilker and Farm Work, 25/; one ila ", on wages, J>ELL'S ""Registry. 22, City Chambers, A-* corner Queen and Victoria Sts.—W. Cook (second), 30/, country hotel; Cooks, 30/, country: C.-General. 25/, town: Cook, £7S year. also. General. £48, for institution; Housemaid-Waitress, 25', country hotel: Cooks. Housemaids. Generals, town and country: Nurse-Needlewoman. 17/6; Lady Help. 17/fi; Waitress. Rotorua: General. 25', country hotel: Laundress, 25/; Gold Minors: Lads.—'Phone 1702. HTJfANCIAI, ETC. WANTED to Borrow, £SOO at 6J percent; * * first-class suburban security; large margin —Write A.8.C.. 264. Star Office. 153 ivn LL ta k e £115 for Secoml~Mortgage; » » £125 at (i per cent; re])ayable by instalments; city property; good security.—B.W., 243. Star Office. 45 ANOTHER CITY FREEHOLD PROPOSITION. 15 per cent guaranteed on investment of £7,000. Particulars on personal application only, from X. MACKENZIE AND CO., 70, Queen Street. 117 PUPILS WANTED. AT 20, Colllngwood St.—Piano, Singing, Organ, 1/0 or 2/6 weekly. Latesl methods. Few vacancies only. 21 "P* A7 _ WlLLl7\MSr"Profess"or of Da-ncing A-J» has resumed teaching, Grafton Library I top Symonds St. Every Wednesday Even . ing. Elementary 7 to S," Advanced Sto 10. lANO, Singing, Violin" Mandolin and Banjo; terms £1 10/ per quarter (in ad vance). -Ramsden Bros., 33, Howe St., New ton, opp Girls' Grammar School. 14( D" RESSMAKING - CLASSES~T>y~TractYca Dressmaker; 2 hours' lesson 1/; materia cut and fitted.—Jesmond, 20, Sentinel Rd. Ponsonby. 'Af I I! WILL IA M S O~N I -"— (Pupil of Frauleln Wanner, Leipzig) SINGING AND VOICE PRODUCTION j Studio: EADY'S. KARANGAHAI'E ROAD i IVJISS EVELYN WTMAN, Graduate will U-L Honours of Leipzig Royal Kouserva tonum (pupil of I'rof. Robert Teichmullen , late Teacher of Piano at Essen Konserva - torlum (Germany), and with first-clas- •- English experience, having just returned ti - Auckland, will receive Pupils for Artistic - Piano-playing.—Address. ENGLISH AN! • FOREIGN PIANO AGENCY, LTD. C<INGINGTvioTinT Piano—Puplta thorough ■ >*-> ly taught by certificated young i__ y 1 homes visited. Terms, £1 10/ quarter it ; advance.—Write Diploma A, Star Office'. , P D P 1 L S WANTED. I x SHORTHAND, TYPEWRITING, AND BOOKKEIiPING. , STOTT AND HOARK\ 22. Bwangon Street. I JjTLUTE AND PICCOLO A. A. DUNN, Solo Flautist Lyric Theatre, late of J. C. Williamson's Companies. Studio: 64, Qneen Street. STUTTERING AND STAMMERING —MR JOHN McDOUGALL, 27, Khyber Pasf Auckland, is the only specialist in New Zealand who has been perfectly successful ln curing quickly and permanently Stuttering and all Impediments of Speech. Testimonials: When I became a popll of Mr McDongan I stuttered very badly At times I could not speak at all. 1 can now speak with the greatest of ease, and mv health is much improved.—C.H. SCHOOL FOR MANDOLIN, BANJO AND GUITAR. MR. A. A. PARTRIDGE (Principal) Has Vacancies for Beginners and Advanced Players. Stndio. 21. Grafton Rd., near Choral Hall . 27 lyfRS J^TNG. DRESSMAKING AND MILLINERY CLASSES. 175, SYMONDS ST., oppo. Lyric Theatre. Dally: Mornings, 10.15 to 12JL5. Afternoons, 2 to 4. Evenings. Monday, Tuesday, and Thursday,. 7 to 0.