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Auckland Star, Volume L, Issue 122, 23 May 1919, Page 1

SITUATIONS VACANT. | COAT and Skirt Machinists wanted, for I costumes; 5-day week; good wages to | competent hands.—Braham, 6S, Hoibson St. _. _ •« I * COAT Hand, Vest Hand, Coat Finisher*. first-class, wanted urgently; ua»..... «ork; highest wages; 5 days' work for 6,' days' pay.—J. H. Dalton, Ltd., 276. Queen I • St. _ D 4 D'RKSSMAKING.— Wanted,~lmiart hand; I; also, an Apprentice.—F. 11. Dyer, 87, , Karangaliape Kd. 542 DK'EISiSiMAKING.— Wanted, a good Coat I and Skirt Hand; good'wages to reliable girl.—Miss Murphy, 31, Watson's Kldgs. 130 • GIRLS wanted for factory.—Garland, j Ltd., Confectioners, Arthur St., ■ Ponsonby. 522 j ,O_IRLS wanted, milliners and smart im- I 'J provcrs.—Apply Caun and Co., 7, Law ) Court Bldgs.. High St., City. 28 I GIRLS wantedTalso 2 Skirt and Coat Hands, highest wages.—Apply Miss Davis, Three Lamps, Ponsonby. 43 ! GIRL, youn, smart, neat, for light occupation; no previous experience necessary.—Northern Boot, Ltd., 09-73, Fedeial St._ 113 GIRLS for pressing department, good wages, previous experience not necessary.—il'orters Dyeing and Cleaning Works. Market ltd., Epsom. 574 HANDS wanted for mangle; also Girls for starching; experience not necessary.— Dominion Laundry, Hobson St. 552 OFFICE GIRL wanted, typing and light, duties. —Moffat and Zallard, Estate Agents, 95, (Jueen St. 28 PROBATIONERS - (27i wanted.—Matron, Woodside Hospital, Burleigh St., evenings. 552 SHOWROOM.— First-class Saleswoman, take charge showroom in large country town; must be up-to-date; good salary to competent woman.—Apply first instance to Showroom, Box 190. Auckland. 8 aAAILORESSES. — Wanted, first-class Trousers, Vest, and Skirt Hands.—PGroos and Co.. 273, Queen St. 105 rTVAILORESS ss Ladies' and -«- Gent's Coat Hands wanted; wages, £2 i Vernon and Co., 8, Wellesley St. 31 rpAILORESSES. — Wanted, Trouser and A Vest Makers to replace permanent I hands; best wages and constant employI ment.—The British Woollen Co., Tailors, i 175. Newton, opposite P.O. 24 I "\7"OrNG Lady, bookkeeper and typist, for J- offiV c (cabinetmaker). —Apply by letter, 8.D., 293, Star Office. 4 J ADY, WITH SMART FIGURE, Wanted, for Two Weeks, AS COSTUME MODEL. Apply Saturday, between 9 and 10 a.m., 25, ELLIOTT STREET. 96 T ADY TYPISTE AND STENOGRAPHER, i■" EXPERIENCED, WANTED. I Applicants to state age, experience, and general qualifications, to I WAREHOUSE, ' 504 297, STAR OFFICE. I Tl/rEEK AND WALLACE, LTD. | WANTED.—PRESSER, used to Machine, SPOUTS COAT Machinist, 'IROIojoKS ■Machinist, BREECHES Machinist, and

I'EN Machinists for SHIRT DEPART- » kIENT: ulso APPRENTICES. Highest - ate of wages. No work Saturdays. . DUNDONALD ST., NEWTON RD. __ - 'Pnone —371. 10 _ ,-pj, KAPE RY. . \ .4 SALESWOMAN, experienced, wanted for } 5 Underclothing Department. Full pariculars auu cu,,ies ot telerences with 3 ipplicatlou. WM. PETTIE AND CO., LTD., r Ulsborne. r * a PUPILS WANTED. CERTIFICATED Young Lady has Vacan- | cies for Pianoforte and Theory Pup.jJ. * l'erms moderate.— Apply Thursday, 88, i on- -j sonby Rd. "53 J FhTARNTO WRITE SHOWCARI>S.—D.iy * L and Evening Classes and by Correspondence.— VVillott ohowcards, 46b, Queen St. 10 per cent, off for Soldiers. D - T ATIN TUITION BY CORRESPONJ_i ' DENCE. ! PROFESSOR HASLAM, formerly of - Canterbury College, is prepared to take ' pupils in Latin composition by Correspondence for UuiversiLy or other Examiua- . tions. Terms on application to Professor,, Haelam, c/o. Star Otfice. 528 ; WANTED TO BUT. SEND IT TO WALKER'S AUCTION MART, Queen St. D SEWING Machines (50), Dy gentleman from Chatham Islands; £10 for best machines.—\\ rite Chatham. 540, Star Office. D DON'T DECIDE Before you get Walker's Price. "Phone 2857. Queen St. D BEDROOM Suite, Carpets, aud other Furniture wanted, or would buy as it stands, the Furnishings of 5 or 6 rooms from private person giving up housekeeping, if price asked is reasonable.—Replies to Furniture, 847, Star Office. D WALKER Buys Furniture by the Houseful. Hi* Sulerooms are in Queen St. D PFAKEL.—Fischer] 300, Queen St.— Left-off Clothing, Jewellery, Boots, i'awn Tickets, False Teetn. 'Phone 3u21. Mrs. Martin, Representative, will call. 120 ELLING? GEORGE WALKER, Auctioneer, Will Buy the Furniture for Cash. D GENTLEMAN, re-iurnisiuhg, would like to hear from someone wishing to dispose of their Furnishings in one lot; prepared to take it over at valuation.—Write, in first instance, to J.S.P., 570, Star Oiiice. D VALUATIONS FREE If you send tor George Walker. Queen St. 'Phone 2857. D BOTTLES. BOTTLES. BOTTLES. Broken Glass in quantities of 2cwt or -uore. Fur best prices and Prompt Cash. THE ZEALANDIA TRADING CO.. Stanley Street. Teh 2431. D RING TO MRS. KELLY.—She Buys Ladies', Gents, Children's Clothing, | Evening Dresses, Boots, Etc. 'Phone 2606. 392, Queen St. £ X" 0 CHARGE FOR CARTAGE When Walker Buys the Furniture. 'Phone 2857. Queen St. _ FURNITURE BOUGHT IN ANY QUANTITY.—NOONAN BROS., the Leading Auctioneers, Victoria street East, pay Highest Cash Prices. Or, If more convenient, they tell on your premises and realise highest market prices. If selling ring up 1078, and get their advice. D ETTER PRICES .-,„--„ =t Always at Walker's, Queen St. 'Phone 2S5i. _ ivirr TO Good Gigs, 2 Light ANTED lo »"* ~ Ug _ t Wagons, » , C ? rta r??t wSI Sell H&ded Buggy; and 1-ton Cart _» vm spring cu n s J h.on^- IWy1 Wyn 0 d n h r am Var'ds Co., 42, Wyndham St. . — —„„., . r ir- T ~A~BETTER PRICE Y°° FwS Walker, Queen St. ■*- -phone 2So<. D rTTTToWN~EVERY TIME FOR YOUR n AS £r n GOLD.— Jewellery, Gold Dental vreclous Stones. Ladles' Costumes, Puvte %, rnhen 134, Victoria St. West, near S&waSt 'Sane A 663. .._ n ii