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Auckland Star, Volume LXI, Issue 222, 19 September 1930, Page 1

SITUATIONS VACANT. [PREPAID Advertisements not exceeding firteen words, One Shilling; three consecutive insertions, Two Shillings and Sixpence.] BOOT Trade—Wanted, 2 Girls for Gleaning Room.—Modern Shoes, Ltd., Federal Street. ■ _J BOOT Trade—Wanted, First-lass Clicker for Ladies' Light Work.—Apply Baker, Smith and Lynch, 91, Newton Rd. 19 BOY, 15-17, able milk, odd jobs; good home, country.—Write E.L., 9392, STAR. ' _ 19 BOY wanted, intelligent, for merchant's office; wages 15/ commence.—Write W. 0104, Star. ; sl ° BOY or Youth, milking, experience preferred, not essential; good home; state wages.—W., care Boyce, Cambridge. 19 BOOT Trade —Wanted, Good Machinists and Fitters for closing department; constant work good hands, and good wages. Modern Shoe, Ltd., Manchester Unity Bldgs.. Hobson St. RICKLAYER, also capable undertake tiling; 3 months' work good wages competent man.—Write S. 9506, 'Star. xlO COOK wanted, experienced, reliable, sleep in, duties commence September 25; wages £3. — 10-12 a.m. or 7-8 p.m.. Matron, St. Helens Hospital, Pitt St. . ' x! 9 OUBLE-HANDED Musicians, Vocalists, Comedians, etc., professional, engagements; excellent artists; young, attractive. Martinengo, London. Theatre. 19 EXPERIENCED Machinists wanted for overalls and smocks, etc.—Apply J. Brennan, Renclelle, Newton. 19 FIBROUS Plasterers wanted, shop hands, must be first-class men.—Apply 7. Stanley St. Phones 41-704, 45-234; Hall and Stnnborough. ; GROCERS.— First-class Assistant, capable of taking charge; . ticket writing and window dressing essential; enclose copies of references. —Write Grocer, 9454, Star.

When replying to Advertisements, , unless otherwise stated, copies only of references should ■; be enclosed. HAIRDRESSER, female, competent in permanent marcel water waving, etc,; European diploma holder preferred.—Write Competent. 9755, Star. • D 4 "CTAND Ironer, experienced; also, Capable Jtl Sewing Machinist—N.Z. Towel Supply and Laundry. Ltd., C 6, Federal St. xlO ■ORESSER.— Apply , Mr. Glance, National JL" Mutual Chambers, Chancery St. x! 9 Rt. woods requires . 2 GOOD TROUSER MACHINISTS, AND ONE BLAZER MACHINIST. Apply 16, MACKELVIE ST., Or 161. Ponsonhy ltd. x~O SAXOPHONIST, alto, good, wanted for Dance Band; practice and engagements.—Write Alto, 9224, Star. 20 SKATE Boys.wanted.—Apply Drill Hall, Ponsonhy. ■ : . Jjj? WANTED, Youth, for farm work, used to milking machines.—Apply 105, Parnell im. : WANTED, urgently, experienced Machinists for Trousers and' Sports Coats.— Apply Mr. C. Jaggs; Regent Clothing Co Airedale St. - x l° WANTED, 2 honest, reliable Men for night shift; used to foundry work preferred.—Apply Mason and Porter. Engineers and Ironfound'ers, 5, Cleveland RdParnell. ELIj established firm requires services 2. Intelligent Young Gentlemen with personality'—Apply by letter - only,--Mana-ger. 154. Grafton Rd. 13 ■\rOUNG Girls and Men wanted for yaudeJ. ville: able to sing preferred; also, Pianist—lnquire Star 72. x 22 3 OR 4 Good Men wanted to grub gorse by contract—Mackay, East,Tamaki;^ CANVASSERS ; must be smart. —Apply, between 0 and 7, Goodman, 20, Ariki St., Grey Lynn. T> GREER AND SON LTD., 38-44, Douglas St., Fonsonby, Require THREE COMPETENT LADIES, UNDERCLOTHING MACHINISTS. Five-day week. Wages arranged at \ interview.

Aonly at above Address between 9 a.m. and 12 noon. 20 WANTED TO BUY. A PPAREL—Mrs. Outtrim, largest buyer J\. Ladies', Gents.' Left-off Clothing.—ls, Victoria St. Phone' 42-674. ** AUCKLAND Auctioneering Co., for New Beds and Bedding; prices lowest in city.—lo, Customs St. W, _____ P CLOTHING, Suits, Boots, Old Gold, Building Society Shares.—Phone 45-330.; We Call. —Meltzer's, 65. Victoria St. D /CONDEMNED or Dismantled Vessel, 50 ft Upward, few pounds.—Delaney, Riversdale Rd., Avondale. Phone 96K. 20 DOLL'S Pram, second-hand. —Write 1, _ Exeter Rd.. Mt. Albert. xl 9 ELECTRIC Haircuttiug Machine, also Barber's Chair.—Apply 13, Tennyson St., Grey Lynn. x -' 2 FURNITURE, Second-hand, an/.quantity for cash.—Phone 41-918.—Ansell and Co.. opp. Lyric, Symonds St. D GRAMOPHONE Records, any quantity; VX Classical Records preferred; top prices.—Robinson, 376-8, Queen St., opp. Town H*ll. I? LATEST Volume or parts "Red Funnel" Magazine, containing articles by Win. E. west, —Reply Kealey's Bookshop. x-2 OYSTER (rock), Shell, large or small lots; will collect. — Ring 41-051.— Rhodes. Ltd.. Freeman's Bay. p CJCALES, fruit and confectionery, must ® be. in good order; cash.—lnquire Star 00. ' 20 CJEWING Machines, 10ft wanted; best spot cash price ; go anywhere:—Globe. 154, Queen St. Phone 40-295. 525 SED Porcelain Bath in good order — Box 3. Helensville. • xlO

p . U R N I T U R E. WE WILL BUY THE HOUSE AS IT STANDS OR IN SMALLER LOTS. HIGHEST PRICES. SPOT CASH. Phone 40-325. RICHARD ARTHUR, LTD., Opposite Town, Hall. A -jjSED JJOUSEHOLD JfUJRNITURE (IN ANY QUANTITY). We will call and make you a Cash Price for the whole or part of your Furniture. REMEMBER! PRINCIPALS ONLY ARE OUR VALUERS. No Cartage or Valuation Fees. HIGHEST PRICES GIVEN IN AUCKLAND OUTDOOR SALES AT RESIDENCES OUR SPECIALTY. MART SALES TUESDAY AND FRIDAY. ' TWO AUCTIONEERS SELLING, Leonard Coakley. W. J. Cuttle. QEORGE JVTD., AUCKLAND'S LEADING AUCTIONEERS, 249, QUEEN STREET, AUCKLAND. Phone 42-815. #. : ■ D rp A K B • N 0 T ICE. "THE AUCKLAND STAR" OFFICE IS OPEN UNTIL NINE O'CLOCK TO-NIGHT 10 RECEIVE YOUR ANNOUNCEMENTS.