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Auckland Star, Volume XLIV, Issue 276, 19 November 1913, Page 1

SITUATIONS VACANT. BOY wanted for wholesale hardware.— Apply Mr Tilly. T. and S. Morrin, Ltd., High St. 2} TJOOTM'AKER and Repairer, good, JJ wanted: one who can do sewn work: country shop: waee3, 53/.— Apply F- JiSS ,^ snd Co.,' Grey St. J^ A R.PF.NTERS.—Wanted. Good Carpenters for country.—Apply Ne.v JCealand Mines Trust, Shortland St. J» OOACH PAINTERS.—First-dues Hand wanted at once; also Painter's Labourer.—The O'Hara Carriage and | Mutor Car Factory, Otahnhii. ->21 UESSMAK-ER. competent, wanted for few day--.—State terms to Dress, 914. Star Office. * *» WANTED, 10 or 12 Youths, for strawberry picking. —Meet proprietor at Waitemata Fruit Growers' Mart, Albert St 8 o'clock Thursday morning. W. Johnston. 83 V' OUTH-S wanted for tlv? works. —W. A. Thompson and Co.. Wakefield St. S9 FARM HANDS. MARRIED Couples wanted; man farm work, wife domestic duties; good wages.—Sam. White and Co., 13, Vulcan Lane. Uo

DOMESTICS WAKTED. riOOK-GHXEUAL. 25/, and N'ursp. IT/6, v> wanted: snit two friends or sisters.Bell's Registry, 22, City Chambers. Thorn 1702. ~>-

COOK-UUNE-ttAL. capable, wanted, ror Papatoetoe: oLher help kept.—Ring Tflcphoue 10. l'apatoeloe or apply iMmbrta Park. fW

GIRL wanted, good, smart, to learn waiting.—Apply Shamrock Dining Rooms. Shortland St. 4S

GIRL wanted, for pantry. 22/; sleep at home.— Whitehead, Coffee Palace ; Market Square. "<>

GENERAL wanted, good, three in family, uo washing, references.—Apply Box 1.550, Auckland." 53

GOOD General wanted, references required.—Apply, after 7 p.m., No. 13. Shelly ISeurh IM.. Pousouby. 82

G~EN~ERAL. reliable, or Ultchenmaid wanted: mauage cooking for board-ing-house.—The Vyne, opp. City Rd. 532

rvENERAL wanted, for private boaramgVJT house, with knowledge of plain cooking.—Takapuna House, Picton St., Ponsonby. . SO3

HOUSEMAID, capalle, wanted, able to wait on table.—Ai>ply Mona House, 'Lower Syinondfi St.. cpp. Choral Hall. SS4

PANTRYMAIT). experienced, wanted at once.—lslington Tea Rooms, Customs

\*7OMAN. Young, wanted, for housework; » V sleep at home; no washing; no Sunday duties.—.ArT'.y 22, Carllvn Core Rrt. 2i

riTOMAN' wanted, VHing, housework, VV llowlck; widower, l-.vc. children; wages IS/; references.—No. •', Turanekai Rd., liu-hmoml Avenue. M

WANTED, a Woman to cook for 6 men in the country, also to assist iv house.— Apply W.S.M., SB, Star Office. 539

WANTED, immediately, 2 first-class Housemaid-Waitresses, Telephone Girl an-1 Chef.—•■Olenalv.ra." Jermyn St. 522

WANTED, for Devouport, reliable Girl »» as general, light duties, no washing, one to live at home preferred.—Apply Star Office. . ■VX7ANTEI). Young Lady to help iv house. VV evenings and Saturday off: no children: sleep at home preferred.—S, Queen's Parade. Devonport. 4S BELIZE REGISTRY. -22. City Chambevs., corner Queen ami Victoria Sts.—W.. Cooks, 40/. 25/. institution, country hotels; Cook snd Waitress, together: Laundresses. 25/, 20/, town, couatrr: Waitresses. 22/6, 20/, Waibi. Ohaeawai, Taumarunui; Housemaids; Genera:*.' 23/: llcJps. 20/: C. Nurses, M. Couples. Farm Hands, Gardener: many positions not advertised. ■Phone 1702." ' l SAUNDERS' REGISTRY. Strand Arcade. —Vacniicies Woman Cooks, 30/: CookOenerals, 25/; General Help. 20'; Waitresses. 2.2/6, 20/: Honseniaid-Waitressss. 20/; 2 Married Couples, without encumbrance, £100 a year; Camp Cook, 30/; Plough and Scoop Man, .32/6; Milkers and Farm Work. 30/. 25/. ■.'"'.

WANTED TO BUY. W'AXTED a sound Second-hand Ice-cream ' * Machine, 2 or more gallons.—R.J., SSO, Star Office. 22 TTCTANTED to Purchase for the Wild VV Animate, llorses, Cows, Calves.—Apply J. J. Uoyd, Oak Zoo. 100 W~~ ANTED, Portable Copper, 14 or 13 gals., in good order, and reasonable price.—Address J. 8.. Otahuhu. 4 XT7IANTED, Secondhand Bicycle, in good VV order. —Eepl.T, stating full particulars, price, etc., to Cyclo. 012, Star Oflice. 75 W" ANTEDto Buy, .303 Magazine Rifle, in fli-st-class order, for ritte club.—Apply Jamcp Spry, Plumber, Walters Rd., Mt. Roskill. «X> WANTED, a Second-hand Strongroom Door In good condition. —State size and particulars to Fireproof, Bos 277, G.P.0., Auckland. YTE7ANTED to Buy, Second-hand Milk VV Float, cheap.—Bend price and where to be seeu to H.A.S., Turret House, Lake Rd., Takapuna. 115 BOY'S Safety Bicycle. — Apply Bew, Ellerslie. 523 T7>USHERMEN.—Wanted to Buy, Supply of J? Fish, by contract.—Write Fish, 885, Star Office. 93 OK HAL.L, Second-hand Piano, by good maker; must be sound and free from borer. — Particulars to W. Stephens, Kumeu. 55 RELIABLE Harness Pony wanted, about 13 hands, active.—Apply 40, Church St. West, Onehnnga. 51!7 "]\,fßS BOTTERILL Buys Ladies - , Gent-'s, -"J- Children's Superior Misfit and Left-off Clothing. Letters attended to.—Elliott St. (two doors from Wellesley -St.). 'Phone 34SS. TfTMJBNITDEE.— Advertiser would like to i? hear from someone wishing to Sell their Furniture in one lot; must not be elaborate—Replies to "Shipping Clerk," Star Office. rnUKN-EK AND SUTCLIFFE, 275, Pon--L sonby Road, next Windsor Rink, buy Furnished Houses out: buy and sell New and Secoml-hand Goods. Cash or time payments. Best prices given Carpenters' and Garden Tools, etc. " Walker ana CoaWey Will Buy Your Furniture As It Stnuds, And Pay You Cash on the Spot. Salerooms, High Street. 'Phono 2557. PUPILS ■WANTED. MDLLE. LE HOUX.—School for Up-to-date Dressnralving; morning, afternoon and evening classes; terms moderate.— ••Stirling," 161, Grafton Rd. miTE MISSES BBKESFOP. D. J. Certificated TEACHERS 08 , PIANO, VIOLIN. SINGING AND DANCING. Terms on application. "Arncliffe," 100, Symonds Street. ' M BS - K ING " DUESSMAKING AJS'D MILLINERY CLASSES. 175 SYMONDS ST., opp. Lyric Theatre. Daily: Morning. 10.15 to 12.15. Afternoons. 2 to 4. Evenings, Monday, Tuesday, and Thursday, ' 7 to 9. STUTTEttINU AND STAMMERING. UK. JOHN McDODGALL, 27, Khyber Pass, Auckland, is the only specialist in New Zealand who has been perfectly successful in curing quietly and permanently : Stuttering and all Impediments of Speech. ; Tesiinonials: When I became a pupil of Mr. McDougall I stuttered very badly At times I could not speak at all. I can now I speak with the greatest of ease, anil niv i health is uracil improved.—C.H.