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Auckland Star, Volume XLVI, Issue 68, 20 March 1915, Page 1

SITUATIONS WANTED. £New .and ..others. will find this column a ready means of reaching employers. Eighteen words. One Shilling.] ptOOK or General, experienced, capable Woman wants Position In small adult family. City or Suburbs.—Write Z.M., Star Office. - 25 CHAUFFEUR, steady, reliable man, mar- ' ried, proficiency certificate, seeks employment as driver, motor vas or lorry.— Write Motor, 406, Star Office. ' 57 /"XHIMNEY SWEEP—Carpets Beaten anJ Relaid.—F. Weston, No. 6, Vincent St. City. 72 TVRES-SMAKBR. late Sydney and iMel- ■*-' bourne, wants Position, town or country.—Competent, 458, Stnr Office. 123 GROCER'S Assistant, 23, seeks Position In grocery, establishment: fair knowledge: splendid credentials.—.Write F.C.8., West Lywi P.O. . . - 562 TTOUSEWORK or . Cookins wanted, ■*-*• mornings only, by competent person. Write Widow. 470, Star Office. 143 AIRDRESSITJG—Coy, "about X, would like Position In first-class Saloon; vJew to apprenticeship.—Write Saloon, 132, Richmond Rd. 527 MAN, 23, good appearance, seeks Position mi milk round, Syrs experience; good credentials.—Write A.W., West Lynn P.O. 661 "POSITION or Housekeeper wanted by - 1 - Lady, 30: good refs.—rModel 20. WeMesley St. Phone 3208._ 136 "POSITION wanted as Housekeeper to -t small household, by refined young woman," capable.—Write Careful, 431 Star Office. . - 80 PAINTING and Paperhanging wanted; Renovating a speciality; paper Hung from 3d per roll.—Write Painter, 230 Star Office. 25 "POSITION wanted by youth 05) attendJ- Ing Technical classes. .In warehouse or office, good reference. —Willing 449 Star Office. 75 'TJAINTING. Paperhanging, Scrlmraing ■■*- - -wanted by-first-class tradesman: front doors gilded or grained.—C. French, Dl,, PonFonhy Rd. 39 "POSITION wanted by quiet, capshle girl* •*■ as honse-parlour maid, jrood references from last employer. — Mrs. Lorklng. Avenue Registry, Parnell. 511 JTJHOTOGRAPHY.— Wanted" position In *■ Studio, town or country, by young Lady, .several year*' experience nith_leail-. inK FhotogTapbers.—References, 439, Star Office. 37 TOREMAX. smart." competent, young. strong, would like position, town or country: excellent refs. —Worker, 307, Star Office. 23 ITUATION wanted by domesticated young Lady with small adult family. light duties.—Write E . c/o Malcolm's Store, Lake Rd.. Devonport. 13 TAXKMAKER wants EmpoytncDt, contract or Trnges, town or country, not particular, labouring, plumber, drainer. — Write Ironworker. P. 0., Auckland. 129 WIDOW .wants-Work by-the day. Moo-' days, Tuesdays (free), or Cooking, 4/ day.—Write M.D.. Symonds St. P.O. 579 \\ - Oi>LAX. mrddle-ased. would go as House- ♦ » keeper to working man. in return, -for comfortable borne, where no A.Z., Newton-P.O. , 33 OrNG Man wishing to learn Motor Driving will give services free for few weeks In return for tnition.—Write Car. 434. Star Office. ' : ' ■ '.; 23 PUPILS 'WANTED. "CtLUTE, PICCOLO AND PIANOFORTE at Lyric Theatre; Ist* of J. C. WUllamsoM Orchestra*. Studio; 16S, Queen St., opp.' H.M. Arcade. MOTOR Driving and Running Repairs. ludividuiil tuition by expert on modern car."—City ""Motor School,. : "24,; Smeeton'a Buildings. FE. FAIRKURN, Teacher Piaiioforte • and Theory. 90 ' per cent. PassesInterviews: Tuesdays, 2 p.m.—62, Grange Rd.. Mt. Eden. 8 •VflL-LIXERY CLASSES.—Miss Walker. ■"■I- 25, Hobson Park Rd., Parnell, by term or single lesson. 'Phone 2759. ' 6fT BVOXPORT—Millinery Classes, afternoon and evening: pupils' Hate made;" 2.. hours- lesson,-. 11/. —Mrs.- ■ Taykir, 30,-y Roslyn Ter. 53" CJCHOOL of Dressmaking. Wellesley St. •p" W.. opp. N.Z. Dairy Association.—Miss Yonng. Day and Evening Classes - for-prae-' tical dressmaking. SO TVRESSMAKING—Dresses made for 10/8 A-' to advertise: Home experience.—For aaaress apply 24; HX Arcade. * "tH~ D BESS-MAKING Classes, beld day and evening by experienced Cutter, ]/ a Jesson; Milliners Classes on Thursdays (afternoons and evenings); terms moderate. Mrs. Malcomson (late of London), 105, Wellealey St. W-fst. « C 5T A. .A. .PARTRIDGE, Teacnccot, Mandolin, Banjo, and Guitar. Studio, 21, Grafton Rd., near Cboral Hall. Instruments lent beginners free. C ISS BEGG,'late Head , Dressmaker' at' the D.1.C.. Wellington, has regained her DRESSMAKING SCHOOL, Princess Buildings. Queen St. Classes arranged to solt clients. • »« •Jβ HE MISSES BERESFORD. Certidcated Teachers. Piano, Violin, Mandolin, Singing and Theory. Music, supplied for Dances, "At Homes," etc. Ail latest Dancing Taught, privajte or classes.—"Arucliffe," 106, Symouds Street. Phone Jlßsl. R. A. O'HALLORAN, ASM., Certificated Teacher, * Piano and Theory. Studio: No. 11, Mutual Life Buildings, Queen St. Private . address: 26, .St. George's Bay Rd., Parnell. - --A B&RN WIRELESS.—Trips Round the World. Good salaries. Spare time studies.—Write to-day, Dominion College Radio-Telegraphy, 'JO, Union 'Buildings, Auckland. A SCHOOL OF DRESSIT. MAKING AND CUTTING. Afternoon and Evening Classes. MISS GRAYDEN, 02 100, Crammer Road. ON TON SCHOOL OF MILLINERY, 151. SYMONDS ST.. opp. Lyric ■MORNING AND. EVENING CLASSES. Pupik made competent In all branches of the art. Classes for friends by arrangeCall for circulars. ' :C " TE"sjfOXD."— Dressmaking Classes Re*J sumed; 2-hour lesson, 1/. Saturday class for schoolgirls.—29, Sentinel Rd., Ponsonby. - 'ORACTICAL Dressmakipg—Miss Reid" ■f No. 1, Anglesea St., Ponsonby. Classes resumed; single lessons, 1/6; private lesson one hour, 2/6." *~ "jj lANOPOBTE, Violin, Singing thoroughly taught by certificated young lady homes visited; 30/ quarter in advanceWrite Diploma, 80, Star Office. B G. E, P ° ° B ", §; SOLO FLAUTIST, TEACHER OF FLUTE AND PICCOLO. Address 43, PONSONBY ROAD. B GEORGE SIN TON, Teacher of Pianoforte and Cornet. Studio: 22. MUTUAL LIFE BUILDINGS. Private Address: 8. Bond, St.. Stanley Bay. PU I* I L S WANTS D. SHORTHAND. TYPEWRITING, AND BOOKKEEPING. STOTT AND HOARE. 23. Swantpu Street. 'ATEW IMPERIAL. DRESSCUTTING i> AJS'D MILLINERY COLLEGE. Day and -Evening Classes. World-renowned Charts. 24, HIS! MAJESTFS 'ARCADE (take lift). 2 Grand Prizes, 2 Gold Medals for simplicity and accuracy. During strenuous times mothers and daughters join class, and make 5 Dresses aud 4 - Hats daring term. 20 Lessons, One Guinea. Agents and Canvassers wanted: liberal commission. Apply to Inventor and Principal, MjSB Lean Roberts, at the College. C