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Auckland Star, Volume LIV, Issue 132, 5 June 1923, Page 1

SITUATIONS WASTED. CR *t t ! Urnc ? So'diers and all'others will find this column the best means of reaching employers. Fifteen words One Shilling.] A SPHALT, Tar, Sanding, Lawn Tennis, ~ .by my Special Process ;no splashing or carrying into house.—T. Tyne, '1-hone 4071 (3 rings). J jb A TTEND !.—Tarring, Sanding, Tennis* „. . Lawns, Grounds Laid Off. — Ring B. qigPop. 7. King Edward Aye.. Epßom. B4 T2LACK.SMITH, general, wants constant work, at small flre or assistant labourer.—lnquire Stab. . S7SS "DRICKLAYER or Plasterer. — Work ■f- , wanted by strong lad.—Stebblng, lronmongci^ Gley Lynn. 142 ORIOKLAYER wants Work, coppers and ■*-* chimneys, open fireplaces; work guaranteed.— Hawken, 10, Somerset Place, "D Chimney Sweep, sweeps ■*-*' chimneys: minimum dirt and dlscomfort.— 9. Surrey St., Grey Lynn. (G r«ARPISNTER, Joiner. Shop and OflVe titter. Repairs, Alterations promptly executed.—43. Hohson St. 'Phone 4372. _JB QARPENTER-Joiner wants New Work, o Q t ,!, , ; ationa ' Jobbing: neat, keen prices. -s, Middleton Rd., Remuera. Phone 439. 100 PJARPENTER. competent tradesman, free from to-day, requires Position; take ™a T es-2c re<luired: o cottage work; state Swept and no dust, guarana .*? eQ( iX l ,hon e disconnected.—Write H. Smith. SO. Veresford St., City. Iμ PJHIMNEVS Swept; clean, reliable.— J-f G. Ellis, 40, Arthur St., Poosonby. Phone 1!)57 (late H. Smith). D 4 capable, 8/6 and fares; -*-' costumes, coats, dresses alterations a speciality.—Xepdle. 200, iStaii. 64 "TiRESSMAKER requires engagement by uay: frocks, costumes, children's renovations, best work, by (lrst-clase dressmaker. M. 0111, Stae. Show-card Writer wants Posi- -" tion, any district.—Write Thomas WUliams._c/o_ G. D. Love, Hastings. /GARDENER, experienced, nil branches, has two days free.—lnquire Star. 0015 JTOUSBKEEPER'S Position required by ■*-*• refined young widow,—T, 0174, Stab. "CTOUSEB, Shops, Painted, best materials, ■*-■- lowest prices; contract, labour; tradesman.—Snelling, 22, Jiaidstone St., Grey Lynn. T ADY, young, wants to learn Dressmaking - Li with good firm ; good sewer.—S. 8740, Star. TjADV, young, seeks Position in any shop; ■*-* boot shop preferred; 2 years' eiperlence: refs.—Willing. T. 0098. 'Star. T AUNDR.E-SS, experienced, wants Work, ■*-* ironing, washing, or charwork; any kind.—Careful. IS, Hobson St.. City. MAX, accustomed to clerical work, offers services 25/ week. References avallable.—T. i>loß, .Star. "POSITION" wanted by young woman as •*• pantrymaid in tea rooms and cafe; clean, trustworthy.—S. 8749. Star. PAINTER and Paperhanger wants work, on wages; for builder preferred.—M. SOKS, Star. T>AINT prevents Rust, Rot, Warping, ■*■ Borer. —For honest work, low prices, free estimates.—Write S. 8650, Stak. PAINTING and Paperhanglng. Neatnras a speciality. Prices moderate. All material supplied—Hassan. 15 Beaconsfield St. D AINTINGI reliable tradesman: contract, labour; moderate prices.—MacefleJd. 17, Marewa R4., Green Lane. Ring 2608 A. 53 O'ALESWOMAN, jouuj;, 0 years' experifj ence, requires Position in drapery i..isincss; competent.—T. 0177. Stah. SEWING wanted: all kinds, shirts, pyjamas, children's clothes, etc.— Address 245, Great South Rd., Green Lane. SAW Doctor, Benchman, Mill Foreman, experienced any kind mill work, open engagement ; state wages.—Stevens, c/o Labour Exchange, Box 3 07, Tnlhape. 65 TICKET Writer, experienced, wonts Posltion ; excellent references.—L.D., 63, Sussex St., Grey Lynn. WASHING and Cleaning, by the day, wanted by honest young woman.—T. 5926, Stab. TTtTORK wanted by youne man. gardening, » » cleaning up. etc.—S. 8915, STAK. TX7OMAN wants Work: washing or clean- • v ing; honest.—T. 9023, Star. WOMAN, young, wants position as Cook General; good plain cook; state wages. S SOl4. Star. PUPILS WANTED. A SHLEIGH Coaching College, New Zea- ■"• land Insurance Buildings.—Coaching for Public Examinations, Backward Education. Bookkeeping, Junior and Senior. B BACKWARD Education.—Day and evening tuition: moderate fees.—Teacher, Sox 1215, G.P.0., Auckland. LASSES, Home or Professional Dressmaking, Cuttinc, Fitting, Dosisnins. No patterns, no charts.—Modern Dressmaking Salon, Ellison's Chambers, Queen St. '1-hone 2027 A. B DRAMATIC Art, Stage Craft, Make-up, pupils perfected for stage.—Wightman McComhe. Studio, 30, H.M. Arcade. D T7TRENCH Language Taught to young J- ladies: advanced or conversation; homes visited. —T. 9055, Stab. "VTOTOR Car Driving.—Council certificate •"J- guaranteed—Mayhlll and Sexton. Queen St. Garage. 317. Queen St. 'Phone 2367 A. J) MISS SINCLAIR. Milliner, 2nd Floor, Strand Arcade. Day and Evening Clauses, also Orders and Renovations. B R. CONNOR, 21, Stanmore Rd.. Grey Lynn. Teacher Pianoforte and Theory. Terms Moderate. PIANO, Violin.—Experienced teacher Ims Vacancies, ndults or children. Rapidly advanced._ £1 1/ term.—S. 8514. Star. TEACHER OH. Pen. Pastel Painting. Stencilling. Photo Tinting.—Miss Flctt, Room 10. Tabernacle Bldgß., Karangabape ' RcL B THE Jolin ißaillle Studios.—'Painting, Oil and Water-colour: the modern school life class; terms moderate.—.Box 72, Welleslex St. P.O. VIOLIN Teacher, competent, has vacancies. Children's lessons arranged out of school hours. 25/ term.—S. 3679, Star. MTS VIOLIN. Cello. Mandolin.—John Maneon. 243, SymondK St. (Mrs. Perkins. Maesense.) Engagements wanted. First-ela*« mr.sic 32 TT/'IRELESS. —Special Amateur Course: * • W. H. Scott ilite instructor London Wireless Collect^.—Particulars 28, Swanson St.. Tuesday Evenings. CWIMM E R S. LEARN THE LATEST STX - BEAT AMERICAN TRUDGEON CRAWL. Classes Now Forming. Ring 274fi today for appointment. £ 1 1/ per Term. D. B. ANDERSON. Instructor. B DENTISTRY. "PATNLESS TJENTISTRY. No known process has given more general satisfaction than the method now followed by Mr. Howey Walker. Gentleness and extreme care. HOWEY WALKER, Dental Sargeon. 2i.io, Queen Street.