DOMESTICS WASTED. CtAPABLE Girl, domestic duties, plain ' cooking.—a.si), Dominion ltd. 01 Nurse or Nurse-Housemaid ; wanted ; references required.— Phone 2U-425). S'J / IOMPANION Help, refined, good cook, j musical preferred ;no washing; ; suburbs.—Write W. -1"'.)7, Star. / IOOK General, adult family 3.—Apply 7. Norwood Kil., Bayswater, overlooking wiiiii-r. I t General, competent ; 3 adults ; uo v> , washing ; rel"s.—s2, Syinonds St., near St. Paill's. DOMESTIC Help, capable; sleep home preferred.—Apply 'J.U, Kairrlcw ltd.. Mt. Kden. __ DOMESTICATED I.ady Help; small homo ; 2 in family ; jio washing.—Mrs. Court, 11, Clarke ltd.. Rftyal Oak. 2_r> C;IENERAL. respectable, good, wanted. ~ * Apply Oakieigh House, oil, Upper Vlncent .St. V' /"JJ.ENKHAL, young girl, easy place; Rood home ; references. —Apply 42, Omaliu Ud., Kemuera. EXERAL Help, fond of children; no washing; make appointment for interview.—Phone 25-014. [ GENERAL, no washing; other help kept; refs. essential.-Mrs. G. S. Kent, 1-*. Fairfax Rd., Epsom. I'lioue 40-420. /"IIRL as General Help wanted. —Apply 8, VT. Will taker Place 14 GIRL wanted for light domestic duties and plain cooking. — Inquire Star. 807 GIOL, mind 2 children on Saturday morning.—Apply Friday morning, ]7. Hardinge St., City. 40 GIRL, refined, household duties, 9 a.m. C p.m., small place, wages £1. —Phone 20-700. :n, Liverpool St., Epsom. HELP, capable, young, for country ; help all duties; no milking; every cony. ; good home. —Apply particulars, -1, Kipling Avenue, Epsom. SI OUSEKEEPER, capable, for Pukekohe;. references.— Apply 4, Ladies' Mile, after C p.m. WAITRESS, experienced, wanted. —City Hotel. 28 WAITRESSES (2) wanted, for Grill Rooms-; must bo experienced ; start immediately.—Apply 7. Customs St. East. WOMAN, honest, reliable, as Housekeeper : must be good plain cook and fond of children. —Apply 240. Hobson St. 11 WOMAN wanted for Washing and Cleaning, every Monday and Thursday. — Apply No. 1, Arney lid., Kemuera. 'Phone 24-r.Sfi. J WOMAN, young, wanted. strong and capable, for housework. —Y.W.C.A., Vpper Queen St. Sleep out. Apply 0..'50 till . r ).30. "!> BELL'S Registry, Winstone Hldgs., Queen St.—Cooks. Seconds. Housemaid, Laundress, (Housemaid-Waitresses). Generals, (Housemaids), (Couples, Stations), Milkers, Farm Hands. KELTABLE Registry. 35. Queen St.— Cook Generals, Waitresses, Kitchen Girls. Generals, Relievers, Lady Help, Farm Couple. STRAND Registry, Strand Arcade, Ground Floor.—Cooks, Relievers, Waitresses. Housemaid-Waitresses. Housekeepers, Generals, Youths, Ploughman. WANTED TO RENT. ABSOLUTELY certain we can Let your House : send particulars.—Browne and Co., 227. Dominion Kd. ]> HOUSE, small, or Flat, city or suburbs: careful, refined vi.c; state rent. — Wi-lto H. 4S:>9. STAit. , SMALL Bungalow or Flat, partly furp., Uevonport or Tnkapuim. by careful tenants.—'Phone 4C-otiC, or write W. 4000, Stak. WANTEJP TO BTTY. A BETTER Price for your Furniture from Coakiey, Ltd. Spot Cash. No rartnge.—'Phone 4l!-23H. D A BOUT that Furniture you intend Selllug. George Walker pays spot cash. No cartage.—'Phone 43-:>.'i". D A DVIC.'E that is Sound. —King CoaUlcy's. —"*- 42-238, if ycu have Furniture to Sell. Straight methods. D , A I>°T depends on tne linn you get to Isuy your Furniture. Try Coakley's. Tbone 42-235. l.~> A NSELL AND CO., Auctioneers, give best x *- prices for your Furniture. — 'Phone 41-018. D A PIECE of Sound Advice.—Get Coak- -"- le.v's Price for your Furniture before Eclling.—'Phone 42-238. p I A PPAREL.—Mrs. Outtrim, Largest Buyer -*"*- Ladies', Gents' liftoff Clothing.—ol. Victoria St. Phone 4'-'-G7i. A RTIFICIAL Teeth, any condition, prewar preferred; up to £5 paid.— Pearllne Co.. 1), Security Buildings. D A UCKLAND'S Biggest Market for Furni- -"*• ture and Pianos.. Coakiey. Ltd. Top prices guaranteed.—'Phone 42-238. D A UCTION Your Furniture at Walker's —*• Mart, Rendezvous of Buyers. —"Phone 43-357. 2 "DEFOKE Deciding I , rice lor your nui.ao- ■*-* hold Furniture, see George Walker. He pays highest cash value. D BOOKS, Magazines. Novels. Music wanted. ISest Prices given.—Ardllaun's, 46«. Ouepn St.. opp. Myers Park. _| CAN Pay Highest Cash Price for your Furniture. Reason : Largest Marker, in Auckland. —George Walker. P Price tor Furniture and Pianos is highest. Ulng 'Phone 42-288. D DINING Room Furniture, in good condition.—State lowest rasu price, full particulars to H. 3351. Star. TTiASILY Largest Market for Used Furni- ■*-* ture in Auckland.—George Walker's Auction Rooms 38. Queen St. P ""pIURNITTJRE and Pianos wanted, any -*- quantity. Highest cash price given.— Goorge Walker, Auctioneer. 'Phone 43-£>o7. d "trn>KO Extractor, hand power.—Write I JJ- IT. 4!134. STAII. KING Mrs. Kelly. —Buys Left off Clothins. Evening Wear.—Darby St., off Queen St. 'Phoii" 42-fiOfi. 1J CJEWIXO Machines (50"!. any make, style: s*- , go anywhere; immediately: spot cash.— 3. Short's Blclgs. Phono 40 2n.\ WALNUT Dining Chairs: also Inlaid Table.—Write H. -U)l2. Star. XriOift WORTH furniture wanted daily. eJ±\y\J i.arsre and small V-pp." Iff". Ponsonhy B<l. 'Phone 2~-lflO. IMAflfl CASH Available. MoKenzie's 3w_Ll/LFU T'avs p.est Frives for your Furniture. —279-Sl, Broadway, Newmarket. 'Pliore 43-nsn. *■> piOAKLET, LTD., PAY TOP PRICKS FOR FURNITURE. See Them Before You Poll. 'PHONE 42-235. D (\l*V TYPE METAL. ANY QUANTITY WANTED. Apply MANAG-ER, " STA3 " OFFICE. D 4 tjTORxrrPRE! furniture: When Selling, Consult GEORGE WALKER, Auckland's Leading Valuer, He pays Spot Cash for your Home (or part) as it stands. Xo Cartage or Valuation Fees. PHONE 43-357. 38, QUEEN STREET. D
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Auckland Star, Volume LVI, Issue 190, 13 August 1925, Page 1
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