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Auckland Star, Volume LX, Issue 21, 25 January 1929, Page 1

SITUATIONS VACANT. [PREPAID Advertisements not exceeding fifteen words, One Shilling; three consecutive insertions, Two Shillings and Sixpence.] BOOT Trade.—First-class Macliinest for light work.—Northern Boot Ltd., Federal St. x2S BOOT Trade—Smart Girls wanted, about 18 years of age, for machine room : previous experience not necessary.—Apply G. A. Coles and Co., Ltd.. Exiuoutli St. 25 T»OY for messages, etc. —Marriage's Phar- ' -P macy. 177, Queen St. x 2."> ft'OAT, Trouser, Knicker Machinists; wages and bonus.—Ray and Walton, Kingston St., off Albert St. x2O DRESSMAKING, second year assistant. — Apply this evening o to 9. —110, Green Lane East. : 25 BROIDERY Machinist wanted: also experienced Milliners ; apply Monday.— Plnmmer Hat Co.. Rutland St. x_6 FROCK Finishers, experienced hands for tables. —Modern Dross and Costume Factory. Durham St. East. 2S GIRL, shop assistant, able to drive car. state age.—Write F. 4Q.">:>. Stai:. 25 Hairdresser wanted to take over saloon.— Inquire Star 1.>4. x 25 KNITTERS, experienced. for flat-bed machines. —Apply Box 17V5. tM'.O. 26 MACHINIST for Rotynsi ••. : der Automatic Grinder.—C. il. iikhani. Newmarket. x 2-1 "jl/TACIIINISTS for Coats, also Improvers I on Coats.—Apply Mr. Glance, National j Mutual Bldgs.. Chancery St. x 25 \ MEN witjj motor and sidecars or other conveyance, to sell Iced Goods, all beaches and amusement places; territories allotted. —Apply Frozen Sweet Co., 110. Victoria St. x 25 PROTESTANT Boy Bugler, in great Protestant Procession, horse provided. Apply to W. W. Dumper. Avondale. x 25 RUNNER Out. able to class, also 4 Bushmen, for Poro-o-tarao.—Tamaki Sawniill Co.. Ltd.. Newmarket. x2T> rTIROUSERS Machinists wanted; highest JL wages and bonus: constant employment. Sam Gold. Ltd.. Theatre Lane. x2.S WAITRESS required, relieve, 2 weeks from 26th ; experienced ; ■ sleep in.— Ryecroft. 26. Symonds St. 25 /COMMERCIAL PHOTOGRAPHIC HOUSE ' Require AN EXPERIENCED PHOTOGRAPHIC PRINTER B'or senior position, good remuneration and permanent position. Rcplv with copies of references to PHOTO, 1730, Star. X 25

FIRST-CLASS 2-NEEDLE MACHINIST, ( For Shirts and Pyjamas. „ ■ Also, J TROUSER MACHINISTS. t Good Wages and Bonus. s R. T. WOODS, Manufacturer, 16, Mackelvie Street, Grey Lynn. ] x 25 WINDOW TRIMMER. WANTED, YOUNG MAN, with 3 or 4 years' training, for Windows and Interior Displays. RENDEI.L'S, LTD., Karan gall ape Road. 23 FARM HANDS. "IITARRIED Man wants Sliaremilking Position for next season, 70-S0 cows; experienced.—Write 5.M4715, Star. 2S WANTED TO BUY. A BOUT Apparel.—Mrs. Outtriiu, Largest Buyer Ladies'. Gents' Left-off Clothing. 15. Victoria St. I'lione 42-074, 2;> A LWAi'S Ring 42-600. We Buy Left-off Clothing, Boots, etc.—Mrs. Piggott, Darby £r. D A UTIFICIAL Teeth, Crowns, Bridges, any condition ; top market prices paid. Pearline Co.. !). Security Bldgs.* D AUCTION the Furniture at your residence. See Walker's. Auction the Furniture at your Residence. See Walker's. D i A UCKLAND Auctioneering Company will Auction or Buy your Furniture to your best advantage.—-0. Customs St. W. D BEST Prices pa id for Gent's Left-off Clothing, etc — Kissin, 102, Hobson St. Phone 43-471. D BOOKS. —Disused Magazines. Gramophone Records. Furniture: any quantity or condition. —Dad's Shop. 404. Queen St. x 25 "DUILDING SocTcty Shares, Did Gold, 'J Suits. Clothing. Bags, Cameras, etc. — Meltzer Bros., 65-07, Victoria St. Phone 45-330. D TJUYERS Galore always at Walker's Sale■D rooms. Buyers galore always at Walker's Salerooms. D COME to our Auctions Tuesday and Fridays.—George Walker. Ltd. D DOING the Business. Consult George Walker. Ltd., Selling. D EXPERT Auctioneers selling at George Walker's, Ltd., Expert Auctioneers, selling at George Walker's, Ltd. D the Crowds to George Walker's Auction Sale. Follow the Crowds to George Walker's Auction Sale. D TjMJRNITURE in small lots or houseful complete, for the country; cash Jn bank.—Write B. 1500. Star. _D GENT'S LeTt-off Clothing, Boots, etc.. Bought for Spot Cash.—Wise, 94, Hohson St.- I'liono 45-324. D,, GET the Ila'jit, visit George Walker's, Ltd., new premises. Get the habit, visit George Walker's. Ltd.. new premises. D HAVE you visited George Wa'.gcT's, Ltd., new Furniture Rooms? D TMMEDIATE Results when Walker's' conj duet the Sale. Immediate results when I Walker's conduct the Sale. D

INVALID Chair: st;ite price and particulars. —Write W. 4202. Star. 24 INVALID Chair, seagrass or cane.—State full particulars to Nurse, 4801, x2S lARGIC Black-stained Wardrobe wanted Buy.—WvitQ F. 4412. Star. 2(; "DIFLE. repeating, ..103 or smaller make; condition, price, etc.—Write W. 4302. Star. 25 SMALI, Road Grader and other Roadmaking Implements.—Send address to Grader. 4770. Star. x2B WE want to Buy Furniture, any quantity; valuations free.—Phone 43-025. J. R. Robertson, opp. Court's. D 4 V\TE want to Buy Furniture, any quan- » * tity ; valuations free.—Phone 43-025. J. R. Robertson, opp. Court's. D 4 SALESMAN, selling direct, wants to add good Hosiery Lines, seconds, specials all kipds.—Write F. 4675. Star. 2-j SINGER Drophead Sewing Machine, also Hand Machines ; best prices, spot cash. S. Strand Arcade. D STOCK Saddle, in good condition.—Particulars to Blomfield. Pepeke. Huntlv. 55_ STRETCHERS <2). wanted, mattresses optional: cheap.—Write H. 4661. Star. i j V\7ANTED, Good Used Furniture: best ' ▼ cash prices.—John Carlaw, 24, Wyndliani St. Phone 44-246. RD P U R N I T U li E. We will Buy the House as it stands or iD Smaller Lots. HIGHEST PRICES. SPOT CASH. Phone 40-325. RIHARD ARTHUR. LTD., Opposite Town Hall. 3 SACKS, BAGS, BOTTLES. METALS, ETC. REST PRICES. PROMPT PAYMENTS. SATIS FA CT ION" A SSL' IIE DHAYES AND CO.. • I Corner Lfl-'.-rley Av. asid BPoidway. j New market. Bottle and Sack , Phone 2A-604. •