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Auckland Star, Volume LIII, Issue 81, 5 April 1922, Page 1

SITUATIONS VACANT. OOT Trade.—Machinists for light workr highest wages unci no work Saturdays^—Jeffries and Coy. Alexandra St. 116 /VHOCOLATE Dippers, experienced; work *- / five days week only.—P.O. Box Ul9. CO "PJEXIJI Machinists wanted; constant em- -*-' PJoyment.-Apply C. Baker and Co., Suit Specialists, WeUesley St. West. 1!W DRBSSMAKI.Yi;.— Wanted! Bodice and • Coat Hands: also Improver.—22 and 2:». j Watson's Bldgs. 247 | GIKL w.<idted for general work.—4Solii I (irid. Hobson r l !.. City. ■.11l | smart, wanted for Pork Shop, ex- I 'J perience<l. hones-t. and trustworthy.- I ,"»4, Victoria St. SUJ fx IKU smaTt ' 'or writing stock hooks; v -" oommenre J."i —Apply, own handwriting—Gramophone. 340 'Stak. 44 T ADY, young, for Ofßce: short hours; experiencw iiniin essarv. — Anply tomorrow morning. 22, Mining Chamber-. Exchange Lanp. IT:j T ADY Cashier wanted for legal office. J-' Duties will be to handle cash, attend to | insurances, assist accountant, nnd generally. Apply in own handwriting, stating experience, salary required, nnd with copy testimonials.- Apply Cashier, 100. Stab, r>9 CjnißT MACHINISTS wanted, for Irlmmine and. sleeve making: also MACHINISTS for football knickers, aprons, etc. Phone 36. 583 It. T. WOODS. 161. Ponsonby Rd. T\ R A P E R Y. SMART SALESWOMAN FOR HOSIERY, WOOLS, and FANCY DEPARTMENT, With about 3 to 5 years' Experience. References. ASHLEY'S A.X.C. STORES. Karnnsahape.. Road. 174 T> H # O T O G R A I" H Y. YOUNG LADY required for Amateur Finishing Department in Country. Good Prospects. Salary to commence. £2 10/. Must lie Experienced. Apply— KODAK (Australasia) PTY.. LTD., llil 3, Lome Street. TO LET. A LUTE'S BAY.—Furnished Cottage, for Easter: also cheap for winter: phone, ■Mullet I'oiiit.—Cottage. Mullet Point. S2 TJ UNGALOW, well furn., telephone, for Takapuna. "_ ° "531 UL'NAI.IIW, r, rooms, modern, furn., all -*-* >Civs. : handy position.—2. Marsden Avenue. Dominion' Rd. 209 T>UNC.ALO\V. rough-cast. 5 roomi. newly ■*-* furnisheil: in.c. prof erred. — No. 4. Western Springs ltd. 22T. I^α KM Residence, (i rooms, 10 acres, grass; I - 2 miles Mnnurewu station: 33/.—Peeler. Agent. Manurewa. 523 F _ RONT Portii.n I.rick Bulldins;. Rutland St., suitable tinsmith or small manufacturer; bench, motor power, etc. —Apply Acetone Weldiue C>. 100 01..5E, 7 rooms, i'leasant St.. Onehungn; per week. —Cotton. 4S. <'ustoms St. E. 10 TTOL'Se! furnished. T rooms. Takapnna -*-*• Bench-Apply Miss Berry, off Strand. Takapnna. II.T Ol'tSK, uk-e!y fiirn.. li rooms, bat-hroom. sleeping buloony; £:i week for six nionths. -Secoarl Section. 91, Star. 7 HbrSE, well furniHlied. :t ~r 4 months, every convenience; near beach and bus; references required. -Reliable. 'SM, Stak. -Vcli.se Wlinrf— Bach. 2 -"■ rooms, nnfiirii.: term. -Wallace. Signwriter. 107. Queen St. . 110 T7-OHIMAJIAMA—Furn. House, 5 rooms, handy school aud boat : rent 35/. — Geo. Hunter, nrxt P. 0.. Ellerslle. r>Bo ILKORD.—Bach. ~\ rooms.—Address Star. sr) J I WORD —Furnished Bungalow, large I grounds and tennis court: 33'.—Vailc's. S3, Queen SI. 195 pIIKRN. New .->ril. Bungalow, Mt. Albert, unfitrn.: cent will let in return board. —House. 225, STAR. 256 MT. EDEN—I louse, unfurn.. r> large rooms: C or 12 months.—Address at Star. 201

MUSH , STT'DIO. central, one or two hours' daily for practice or teaching.— Write Ton.her. 240, Stab. _6» EAI! Top Symonds St.—To Let. Room. 20 by 40; good light: moderate rent.—2. Korari St. 180 OTOR Oarage to I.et.—Apply at Windmill. Liverpool and Symonds St. 522 .-vjORTIICOTE.— Lock-iup Shop, suit barber, i^ l laundering, dressmaker. etc.—Apply Jackson. Billiard Saloun, Nortlioote. 560 FFICES. Queen St.. with Strong Room; 30 . Quay St.. from 23/.—Velio's, Sa. Queen St. Iftt FFICE. very central: good light, every convenience: tenant to buy office furnitnre.—A.. 131. Stah. 120 OFFICE, in !>est port City: near G.P.0.; luxuriously furnished and possessing every advantage.— Rox 8L TWi FFICEP. central: olec. liarbt. cart entrance; all requirements.—C. K. Williamson and Co.. Iβ. Fort .St. KH PO.VSON'nV Waterfront. - Residence. 8 roitns ami hilllanl room: approved tenant. —Lodge and Co.. opp. Fuller's. 170 OOMS to I-ot : washhouse. copper and i tubs.—E. Hm-rls. M.-.niir»wn. 184 ROOM~S~"(bi. large, suitable doctor, offices, or dressmaking. -Address nt Star. 1>26 RrWT\rS (8). Ist floor. Exeelslon Bldzs., '■ Customs St.—Arthur Cleave. High 53.. Am-kland._ _ JB6 ICECOND Section, available April l. r >.—.". good Rooms nv"' shon. complete with, floor coverings hllntß electric light, gas: r>o children.—Address Star. JH (rpof . Grange Rrt.. M~E<ien.—Gentleman's desired.-T. Pmythemnn. <.pp. Smeoton's. Oβ OFFICES. LIGHT. AIRY. CT-TO-DATE. FIREPROOF. cleesox's RriunrN'OS. HIGH STREET. Every Convenience. Lift. Apply HUTCHISON AND ELLIFFE, Premier Buildings, 20 Durham Street East. FDPIIS WASTED, AUTISTIC Results Rapidly Achieved.— Pianoforte. Violin. Mandolin: liomes visited.—.las. OKane, Studio, 484, Queen ( st. HP ASHLEIGH Coaching College, New Zea-1 land Insurance Buildings.—Coachins ■ for Public Examinations. Backward Bducation. Bookkeeping. Junior and Senior. D LtJKS, Teacher of Piano and Singing. • Terms £1 1/: homes visited.—SymonVls j St.. Onchunga. i« DRESSMAKING Classes—Miss Coulthard, 8 Pierce Buildings, Upper Symonds St. •Phone 2080 A. fc C KKSSMAKING'CIasses. 9 to D Dally; evenings by appointment.—Miss Watt, 14, Tabernacle Buildings. c LADY, young, experienced, has few Vacancies Pupils (Pianoforte and Theory); 1 1/ term.—Music, 28S. Star. 21G MOTOR Car Driving—Council Certificate guaranteed. — Mayhill and Sexton, Queen St. Garage, 317, Queen St. Phone 2307 A. D MUSIC for J1 Examination; practical Tuition by experienced teacher; success assured—6, Russell St., Ponsonby. C lANO, Violie, Theory—Experienced lady has Vacancies: thorough tuition: £1 1/ term.—Practical. 197, Star. 157 trpEACHER has Vacancies for Piano and !-L Sinsing. Tei-ms, £1 1/: success guaranteed. Homes visited.—G.._2l2. Stak. 209 -trr TABERNACLE BulldingsT"— Metric, -!-*» etc., sth and 6th Standards; also Languages; Gregg.—Maurice R. Keeeing. C