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Auckland Star, Volume LV, Issue 219, 15 September 1924, Page 1

SITUATIONS VACANT. GIRL for bookbinding department.—M. Smethurst, Printer, Newmarket. loabout 10, wanted, with some *~* knowledge of crochet. —Write M. 714 D, Stak. GIRL, beginner, for factory; lti/li per we ek.— Koefoeds Ltd., Condiment Manufacturers, 3(J, lirey St. 77S Gll:L, smart, for Soda Fountain, Tea Rooms, with confectionery experience; rrfe.— Sonirrvell's, Queen St. GARDENER, wide experience vegetables, poultry, cows; refs. essential.—King's School, .lull, iicmuei-a ltd. 72U IMPROVER, smart, wanted at once, for High-class Dressmaking.—Write M. 70G8, ST.Mt. TAD, smart, strong, just left school, - Li wanted.—Apply Preest, Grocer, Grey Lynn. 47D MASTER for Scow wanted.—L.-08. Timber Co., Ltd. M0T01! Tnmmcr or Improver wanted. — Apply H. I'.rui c. 94. Albert St. "XTAN wanted, strong, able, dig cottage x '-*- garden.—Price, and particulars, "6, Tniro Kd.. Edendale. TITAN, 26, good education, knowledge book- ■"■*■ keeping, canvassing, offers services any capacity.—Writ.- S. 0724. Stak. ■VfAVVIES (4), good: good wages to good ■L' men.—Apply S p.m., 25, Leslie Ay., King.sland. fVFFICE Roy wanted: waxes 115/ per '-' week.—A. and G. Price, Ltd., Engineers, Quay St. /"iFFICE Girl wanted for Land Agent's " Office: shorthand and typewriting taught.—P.O. Box 003. TJLASTERERS wanted; a/!). —Greenway, x opp. Town Hall. TDLASTERERS (2) wanted: top wages to -•- good men.—Purdy, o'Rorke St. Job, or I Phone 3174 A. "pAIXTEH wanted, good brush hand.— *- Adolpli. Tawe'ra Ril.. (ireen Lane. "OEGISTERED Plumbers wanted, top •*-* wages. Constant job goftd men.—Apply Clarke and Co., Plumbers. Whancarei. 587 CSALESWOMEX, 4 juniors, of good appear- , ance, wanted for Taylor Made Shoe Store, Karangahape Rd. — Apply Queen rriAILOH wanted, good coatuiaker; conx stain.—T. McConnell, 68, Queen St. (upstairs. First Klnnrt. rpAILOR, first-class coat hand, wanted: - 1 young man preferred: good wages.— Write Fred., Campbell. Dnrgnville. X)'.) rpAlLOßS.—Coa'tmakers, constant work - 1 - guaranteed first-class men.—Dave Wilford. Premier Tailor, opposite Newton P.O. rpAILORESSES. —Good Troiisers and Vest -•- Hand wanted for the country.—Apply Cramp. Xlchnlls. Ltd.. 21. High St. rpAILORS.— First-class Coat Maker wanted x . for the country. — Apply Cramp, Xicholls. Ltd.. 21. High St. TT7IXDOW Dresser, for Hisrh-class Tailor- * ins. —Dave Wilford, Premier Tailor, onn. Vpntnn Post Offlep. TX7OMAX wanted, to keep House, care one » * child: widow, one child, not objected t".—Taylor. Buxton St.. Ft. Chevalier. -yARDMK-X wanted, able class and tally: Putarurii. 4e'(> YARDMAN wanted: able to class and tally.—Tamaki Sawmill Co., Ltd.. Newmarket. 704- - wanted : must be used to -t. bnrses.—Sanrlall. Morningsidg. ■\7"OrTH. strong, wanted for our printing i nnnartment.—Arthur Cleave and Co , High St. "" TUXIOn, SMART, WITH PREVIOUS EXPERIENCE PREFERED, WANTED FO DISPATCH OFFICE.. Apply 1.0. BOX 23. I'pAILORESSES. COAT FROCK AND COSTUSIE HANDS WANTED. For Table and Machine Work. First Class. Apply EMPIRE COSTUME MANUFACTURING CO.. LTD. (Above Howard and Abbott Mattress Co>. T.i, I.orne Street (.".rd floor). 768 W A N ' T E D, :i GOOD SUIRT MACHINISTS 1 GOOD MACHINIST for Plain Sewing. Best Wages and Bonus. Constant Work; Apply K. T. WOODS, 722 101, Ponsonby Koad. PTTPII.S •WANTED. ART, Metal and Jewellery Classes, at Reuben Watts, Presentation and Antique Specialists, 35, Victoria St. D ART (Dramatic), Elocution, Mimic, Expression, Deportment, Singing (Italian method), thoroughly taught at Leonello's, Bon Marche Chambers. ART Basketwork, Leatherwork, Pokerwork, Pewterwork, I'en Painting, Carving, Prospectus posted.—Miss Ayli';g, 4, Strand Arcade. C WOXDERFL'L Opportunity. — Learn t lie Ukulele in 6 easy .lessons.—Uarci ing. Mont Le Grande Rd. GIB T>ALLROOM Dancing.—Toung lady gives ■*-* Private lessons latest Jazz. Bluea, etc.: fl 1/ term.—Write S. fiSSH. Star. TOIIX MAXSOX. Teacher of Violin « 'Cello and Mandolin.—243. Symonds St opp. P.O.—Mrs. E. L. Perkins. Masseuse. njn R. T. HARLE GILES' Commercial C,,1- - Writing. Bookkeeping. Arithmetic. English. Day Classes for both sexc« Hi'llnliy's Buildings, opposite G.P.O. OTOIJ Car Drivins Taught tlwroushly: Cniincil Certirii-alc Guaranteed Innd Motor School, fi'2. Albert St. 11-VIA. MOTfm Car Driving. Council Certificate Guaranteed. — Mayhiil and Sexton. Garage, 6, Lower Albert St. Phone 2367 A D MUSTC Teacher has Vacancies for Pupils. Mandolin. £2 2/: Ukulele, £2 2,'.—Walter Martin, 178, T'onsotihy nd. D M~ ISS EXGLAXD for Millinery Lessons, nrdpns. and Renovations.—Xaticnnl Bank P.nildings. Fort St. C MISS VIDA WALLACE. Teacher of Eloc'ltinn and Voice Prodnotlon.—33, Aca-(li-my Blflgs.. Tipper (Jneen St. C MB. HARRY HISCOCKS, Teacher of Pianoforte, Song Writer. Composer of Music—Studio : IS. New St.. Ponsonhy. C ""VTEXA MONK. A.T.C.L.. Violin. Piano, i-> Mandolin. Theory.—33 Music Academy, Qneen St. Phone 12". Onpnnrga n PIAX6. —Lady, experienced teacher, has vacancies for pupils; terms; 30/. —18. 132fi. Stak. OS'J ROFESSIOXAI. La.ly Teacher lias Vacancy for Pupils for Fancy Dancing. Voice Production und Deportment, Acting. Box 1381. G.P.O. ejIN'GINO. Voice Production. Piano. O Theory. Pupils Prepared Exams.— 'Lillian P.raithn-aite, 229, Jervols Rd., Heme Tt:iy. c •VIOLONCELLO.—Frederick l.ef. 'tVlllst > has vnenncles for pupils.—Address. 3S Bond St.. Grey Lynn. LEASE OFFERED. HOUSE, SIX ROOMS. FOR LEASE. ALL CONVENIENCES. 30 YARDS FROM CAR, DOMINION ROAD. KENT .",2/0. REFERENCES REQUIRED. Apply ABDALLAH, _1 "74, Upper Lome Street. _-{s\