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Auckland Star, Volume LVI, Issue 232, 1 October 1925, Page 1

SITUATIONS VACANT. ELDERLY Man wanted, do gardening and odd johs, milk one cow.—Send refs. to 1.0. Rox a, Kawene. 30 GARDENER for cleaning up and gardening, about 3 days' work.—3, Surrey St., Grey Lynn. 132 Gt IRL, young, wauted to Assist iv Warer house. —Stanley Newcomb aud Co., 29, Customs St. East. GIRL for machine, about 16; strong,: willing, for packing, about lA.—' He lingway, IS. Gundry St. 145 GIRL, for printing office; duties, oflice, work and telephone.—Apply Seabrook and Farrell. Printers, 116, Albert St. _, LAD, smart, wanted. —Apply Pennington's Photographic Service, 10, Vulcan Lane. TAD WANTED FOR BAKEHOUSE. J. M. MENNIE, LTD., Albert Street. kEoSAUE Boy wanted.—Apply Wm. iloldsworth and Son, Ltd., 35, Albert St. MILLINER wanted, make children's hats for shop, privately.—Write W. 4480, Star. __^__ VTURSE required for Small Hospital, i-> country; capable night duty; 30/; apply with testimonials.—lnquire Star. Ho PAPERHANGERS and Scrimmers, firstclass, wanted. —Apply 8 a.m., 163, Victoria St. W. 147 1 PRIVATE Detective wanted; must be secretive and intelligent.—Write T. 4;-)06, Star. SHOEING and General Blacksmith required for large Waikato town ; good position for first-class man.—Apply P.O. Box 1155, Auckland. QJTAGE —Smart, Pretty, Dainty Girls; ►5 must be good dancers, sing.—Evenings, McKenzie, Edenville. Eden Crescent. fTUILORESS wanted; flrst-class hand. — ■A- Bevege and Huggins, Tailors, 5, Darby st; m TAILORESS, Trousers and Vest; permanent to first-class hand. —Jack Griffin, 26, Jervois Rd.. Ponsonby. 234; TROUSERS Machinist, experienced, j wanted. —Mr. Collinson, 3a, Great Nortli Rd., Ponsonby. TYPISTE Stenographer, good, {or Ohura. Apply P.O. Box 520, Auckland. YOUTH wanted, for Tyre Repair Shop, one with experience preferred.—'Phone 45-301. "VTOUTH wanted, respectable, as cadet in -*- commercial apiary.—Refs. and age to A. H. Davies. Hamilton. -JAA PER CENT TYRE SALESMAN A.UU WANTED. A substantial local firm requires the immediate services of a MOTOR TYRE SALESMAN, Who has a successful selling record. The man who can measure up to the necessary requirements will be assured of an attractive income. The position Is a big one, and only men of high calibre can fill it. Written replies, which will be treated with strict confidence, should be addressed in first instance to " TYRECO," C/o Bailey's Advertising Agency, Ltd., N.Z. Insurance Buildings, Auckland. PPPII.S "WANTED. ARITHMETIC —Quick Accurate Methods. Book-keeping-—Double Entry. English— Composition, Correspondence, Spelling, Grammar. Handwriting—Lunch Hour Classes. Day Classes—both sexes.—Harle Giles' College, Hellaby's Bldgs. THF BECOME an Efficient Dressmaker—Learn Cutting,. Making, Designing. — Modern Dressmaking Salon, Ellison Chambers, Queen St. B CLASSES and Private Tuition, Matriculation and University Examinations.— F. Durilop, M.A., LL.B., 221, Victoria Arcane. B DRESSMAKING Classes, Quarterly Tuition in Practical Dressmaking; individual instruction. — McClymont and \Voodhead, 40, City Chambers. B JOHN MANSON, Teacher of Violin. 'Cello and Mandolin, 243, Symonds St., opp. P.O. (Mrs. E. L. Perkins). D MISS HILDA PARKINSON, Certificated Teacher of Elocution, T.C.L. (Honours). Voice Culture. Reading, Recitation, Gesture. —'Studio : 23, Rose Rd., Grey Lynn. B MOTOR Car Driving—Council Certificate guaranteed. ■ — Mayhill's Garage, 6 Lower Albert St. 'Phone 42-367. D SHOWCARD Writing offers congenial, remunerative employment. Easily learnt. Moderate terms.—"X" System, 32, Queen Pt. D "DUSINESS MEN £2 2/ COURSE. Business Man writes: "Was a 'natural non-swimmer. You taught mc privately In 12 Lessons. Will give my kiddies a surprise next summer with my swimming and diving." For details of Course, write Box 1327 or Ring 42-746. B P. B. ANDERSON. DENTISTRY. and Extreme Car*. GENTLENESS and Extreme Care ENTLENESS and Extreme Care. Gold Fillings Guaranteed Eight Years " What Is worth doing is worth doins? Well." c TTOWEY TXfALKER, Dentist, 209, QUEEN STREET. D WIRELESS APPARATUS FOR SALE. A BSOLUTELY Latest, Best Radio Parts. ■"- Materials at lowest prices from Radio, Limited, "Herald" Buildings, Auckland. D T\o you know that ships in American A-* Fleet are using Burgess Radio Batteries? The Navy uses nothing but tbe best. _) TF It's Radio, give us the order—we'll do A- the rest.—'Tricity House, 15, Customs tit. East. THF "CJTERLING" Quality Radio Equipment. *J English throughout. Loud Speakers, from 55/ ; Headphones, from 31/6, and all Accessories,—Turnhull and Jones, Ltd. B TIIREE-Valve Set, complete -with loud speaker; £20: trial given.—R. Chapman, 4S, Vincent St., City, after 6 p.m. OPTICIASS. ASK Yon Stunner, Karangahape Rd., about your Eye Troubles. Rimless Glasses. Perfect Fit. Satisfaction guaranteed. D MILLER'S Famous Spectacles suit almost any sight, all pockets ; from 2/o.— Miller's, Victoria St. West. B OE. NEILSON for Efficient Sight Test- • Ing and Comfortable Glasses ; charges moderate. —206, Karangahape Rd. D PTSTritAJrCE COMPANIES. ALLIANCE ASSURANCE CO., LTD. Assets £25,000,000. .'Phone 43-123. 91, Queen St. Manager. Wilfrid Skegg. D BRITISH TRADERS' INSURANCE CO., LTD., Fire, Marine, Accident.—Union Buildings, Branch Manager, Geoffrey Nevill. . D HARTFORD FIRE INSURANCE CO., LTD., Hellaby's Bldgs. Phone 44-910. A. J. Frankham, Ltd., Attorneys. D CLOTHING and Tailoring.—You have not got the best value until you have bought from Dalton's, 278, Queen St. 105