SITUATIONS VACANT. [Prepaid Advertisements not exceeding fifteen words. One Shilling; three consecutive insertions. Two Shillings and Sixpence.] j>OOKKEEP-ER, YOUNG GrRL. Wagee, £1 to Start. State age. References required. T. 9096, STAR. Machinlßt and Improver; urgent; good wages.—Advance Outfitters, SO, Pitt St. DRESSMAKERS— -Tiie New Idea" waTTs Improvers.—l 32, Karangahape Rd. 109 DI.C. Cbristchurch, require an EXPERIENCED FOREWOMAN for Dressmaking Workroom.—Apply any evening betpre Saturday, to SS, New North Rd., next Bowling Green. G~ IRL, smart, wanted to learn Sorting, Marking and Assembling.—Dominion Laundry Co.. Ltd.. 203. Hobson St. 84 pviRL, with business ability, about IS, residing Mt. Eden. — Apply Mathuson and Co.. Bakers. l»t« nml Pons. TYPISTE wanted, one with knowledge of bookkeeping preferred ; wages £2 10/. — Pukckohe. 104, Star. 187 VI7OMAN wanwd for pressing seams, ' » previous experience necessary ; constant employment.—Robin Bros., Dundonald St. 70 A RCHIBALD CLARK AND SONS, LTD.. Offer Positions to 0 EXPERIENCED SHIRT MACHINISTS. High Wages and Supplementary Bonus Paid. No Saturday Work. Apply MR. STEWART, Manager. Zealandia Factory, Grafton Road. a nt c d. TWO GIRLS FOR MACHINE FEEDING. One For Pen Ruling Machine. One for Platen Printing Machine. Preference given to those wiith knowledge of bindingALPE BROS. AND CO.. \\7 A N T E a MACHINISTS AND IMPROVERS FOR LADIES' UNDERWEAR. CHILDREN'S DRESSES, ETC. MACKY, LOGAN, CALDWELL, LTD., Room 3, Second Floor, Kinnear'3 Entrance, Darby Street. HOUSES AND LAND WANTED. bvERTISiSR desires House, ,"i or 0 rooms, etc., no agents.—Particulars to 3.. SSBG. Star. ABANDON Worry.—Send particulars, we will sell.—Younie and Denly, Ltd., N.Z. Insurance t> A I.—WE have 2 Soldiers Eujcrs for 5 or β-roompd House, any locality. No agents.—Reply, HATCHER AND GILMOUR* Eden Terrace. 'Phone 2521 181 /-fARPENTER, 93, KarangahTpT Rd.. opp. Send particulars. Buyers waiting. DEVONPORT.— House wanted, handy vharf ; old no objection. About £200 deposit; send particulars.—S. SS73, Stab. Tj'.ARMLKT. not exceeding 30 acres, J- dairying or mixed. State price, terms.—Apply 2G. Ferry Buildings. HEKNE BAY or any good district—s Rooms, about £1600: 3 Rooms, fSOO; all cash.—John Crichton, PaJmerston Bldge. OUSE, 5 or G roomed, £900 to"£1200 on £100 deposit. No agents.—T. 91S0, Star. OUSE, 3 or 4-roomcd, old-fahioned, Pononby or Grey Lynn ; no agents.—State price and particulars to S. 5540. Stak. WANT - a Nice 5 Roomed ~Bungalow, Epsom or Rcmucrn; price about £1600; deposit £400.—Particulars to Bungalow. 1996, Stah. 33 i want a nice 4-roomed bungalow in Grey Lynn or other suburb, with c.l. and city drainage: about £1200 or £1300; about £300 cash. No agents.—Write H.G., 100, Star. 217 PROPERTY Owners—Advertiser will purchase cheap Honse, cash and mortgage given.—Write Box 500. G.P.O. RESIDENCE, about 14 Rooms, within let Section. All cash client.—Abbott and Elmsly. 95. Queen St. SECTION or Small House wanted; will give car and cash.—Gco. Mayhill, 5, Phoenix Chambers. E-CTION, unencumbered, wanted, near trams; about £250-£3OO. —Full partlculars to T. 0130. -Stab. SOLDIERS' Land Bureau, Hcllaby's Bldgs., O urgently requires Houses, Farms, Farmlets, with Soldiers' Mortgages. Buyers waiting. D SIIOP PROPERTY, brick nad concrete, showing good returns, £3000 upwards. WAREHOUSE SITE, handy City, about 35ft frontage. DAVID KAY, 19, Winstone's Buildings. SHOPS WANTED.—I have Money tor Investment in SHOP PROPERTY. Must be In good shopping centre and showing a fair return. —Price and fullest particulnrs to T. 0130, STAR. TTNSATISFIED Clients waiting for Sec-«-J tions in handy positions.—F. Wade, The Broadway Land Agent. Nlewmarket. WE Have Two Soldier Buyers for .1 or (5-roomed Houses, any locality.—Reply Hatcher and Gillmore. Eden Terrace. No aeents. Phone 2521. 21(1 ■pTOO DEPOSIT— « Rooms, convs.,bal- - 3if-LVV ance, £775. easy terms.—Watson Kammel. 7. Short's Bldge. f?ojrjrv— 7 LARGE Rooms, every modern 3JAO\J oonv.. balance £1250.—Watson Kammel. 7, Short's Bldgs. I WANT A NICE 4 OR 5-ROOMED BUNGALOW in Grey Lynn or other subnrb, with electric light and city drainage, about £1250 or £1300. Will pay about £300 deposit. No agents. Write to H.G., 192, STAR. 180 WANTED TO KENT. BUNGALOW, furn. or unfurn., wanted by couple.—Write, statins terms, to Buii-. galow. 45. Stab. D 4 HOUSE wanted; will pay 30/. —Write H. ISS, Stab. 33 HOUSE, 4 or 0-roomed ; town or suburbs; month in advance.—Write M 8960 Stab. ' HOUSE wanted to Rent; furn., near Ponsonby or Symonds St.- urgent — Write M.. 8975. Star. " "piOUSE, 4 rooms, unfurn.. wanted. *-*- .reasonable; careful tenants; months rent in advance; Poneonby or Newton.— M. 8095. Star. MEN (two), young, require Furn. Room, with conveniences, or Bach.—State terms to T. 0062. Stah. M Xll Cttage or Bnnealow. furn. or unfurn.. wanted: reliable tenants; cood refs.—M. 5929. Star. BO:s *'- TS wl " be given to any person cwXU finding suitable premises-, for garage. Will buy or rent, In Auckland.—S. *02t). Stab. PIANOS WANTED. PIASO wanted, abont £45, for cash.— State make to S., 8559, Stah. T>IANO, iron frame, any make; state price x for cash.—Mrs. Adams, 1, Scotia Place, City. jpOA TO £60 Planoe. all makes: urgently. E. Sly, Pianoforte Tuner, lin, Symonds St. 211 WIRELKBS APPARATUS FOR SALE. ACTUAL Importers of high-class Radio •"- Apparatus, lists and information free —John*, 83, Qnean St.
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Auckland Star, Volume LIV, Issue 132, 5 June 1923, Page 1
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