SITUATIONS WANTED. [New Arrivals and all others will find this . column the best means of reaching Employers. Twelve Words One Shilling.] BOOT Machinist, experienced, wants Work, can do heavy or light work.— Write Machinist, 3342, Star. xls Boy (10), strong, secondary education, seeks Position with prospects of learning something.—Write W. 3<730, -Stah. C CARPENTER wants Repairs, Sash Cords; J first, 2/, others, 1/0. —239, Hohson St. CIARPENTRY Repairs, Alterations, Ex- ' tensions; Sash Cords Renewed, 1/3 cacli ; best material/ workmanship; reasonable cost; refs.—Gerrard, 32, Milton Rd., Mt. Eden. ' . ,_P CONSCIENTIOUS Young Lady, accustomed to business, desires Employment, any capacity, Saturdays and Sundays.— Write Energetic, 3242. Star. lb. GARDENER, thoroughly experienced, wants Regular Work by day; Flowers speciality.—Write T. 3407, STAR. xlO a IRE (17), wants Position, housework, mornings only ; refs.; 10/ and fares.Write W. 3700. Star. xls HOUSEKEEPER, capable, elderly couple or lady; "North Shore preferred.— Write W. 3523. 'Star. *16 HOUSEKEEPER, capable, refined, desires Position, good plain cook. —Write Scotcli, 3372. Star. L_ "INQUIRE ' STAB'" Advertisements should not be replied to by letter. The address may be had at the. Advertising CoilntßP or by Telephone. (Mention the dumber.) HOUSEKEEPER, refined, capable, light position _ recommended. — Women's Advisory Bureau. 511, Cooke s Bldg. x! 5 HOUSEKEEPER,'- young, experienced, to widower, family, or elderly couple.— Write W. 307U, Star. >17 lADY, mind children, afternoons, 1.30J s.3o.—Write B. 3224. Star. 15 HALEKMAN, Collector, personality, tact, wants Paying Proposition; own car.— Write W. 3684, Star. xIJ QJUM of money offered for Work, carpenter, labourer, ' experience, tools. —Write Speed. 3504. Star. 15 VTTOMAN, young, wants Domestic Work. VV few hours daily; 10/ weekly.—Write Domestie. 3536. Star xIG VTTOMAN wants Room, Board, return serV> vices, apartment or private house. — Write W, 3613. Star. YOUNG Country Girl wants Position light housework. —S7, Islington St„ PonsonTiy. ' xl 5 WANTED TO BUY. ABIDE Here. Hooks, .\iorc Books, good conuiuoii 'essential; top prices.— .Uiglity Atom, 140, monds ai. xls A PPAREL. —Mrs. Outtrini, Victoria St., I\. Buys Ladies', Gents' Superior Clothtng.—Phone 42-6' H. ~0 AUCKLAND Auctioneering Company will Auction or Buy Furniture to best advantage. Customs Street West. Phone ! p BARBER'S Chair, second-hand, good order ; state price, particulars.—Write B. 32<i6, Star. gls BARBER'S Chair, second-hand, good order anil reasonable price.—Write I N.L., 3683, Star. xl 7 BEFORE Selling, before Buying your Furniture consult Squirr'ell and Co. jWe defy competition.—l'hone 44-308. C BILLIARD Table, full size; good playing -ortf-er;-full -particulars.—Write Cash Buyer, 351)0, Star. 15 CIA Li FONT, second-hand, in good, order. J Write Cash 3670, Si'ak. xls /"ILOTIIJNG, Suits, Boots, Old Gold. Building Society Shares. —'Phone 45-330. Will 65. Victoria St. D Tjil RE WOOD, mixed, per truck, Avondaie, JD wayside station ; not fancy prices.— Spargo. Avondaie. 15 FUNGUS, good, dry; highest rnartet price, cash on delivery.—T. W. Doo, Victoria St. W. ■ £ (1 AS Stove wanted, in good condition ; reasonable. —10, Albert lid., Devon_port. xlo Ft A MS, cane, small folding Pusnehairs. Bring them 468, Queen St.; cash waiting; , - xl 7 ' SCRAP Motor Car Radiators, up-to-date types, wanted; best cash price paid.— Phone 45-275. Jr CJEWIXG Machines, any make; best price. Olobe. 154, Queen St.. Phone 40-205. x-0 SMALL Lawnmower, in good order.— Ring 43-004. *1? STAMPS. — Old Collections Bought, collectors call, inspect approval bargains. \ Brodie, 22. Hellaby's Bldgs. (opp. G.P.0.). £ WANTED, Small Kitchen Range, good order; reasonable. —Apply 36, Ranj dolpli St.. Newton. xl;> trfk TO 100 Tons Dry Firewood, tea-tree j or rata. 4ft lengths preferred.-— Andrew nnd Andrew. Phon" 16-SSS. xl i y^UKKTTtrKE. 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
-ySED JJOUSEHOLD JjIURNITURE (IN ANY QUANTITY). We will call and make you a Cash Price for the whole or part of your Furniture. REMEMBFZR, PRINCIPALS ONLY ARE OUR VALUERS. No Cartage or Valuation Fees. HIGHEST PRICES GIVEN IN AUCKLAND OUTDOOR SALES AT RESIDENCES OUR SPECIALTY. MART PALES TUESDAY AND FRIDAY. TWO AUCTIONEERS SELLING. Leonard Coakley. W. J. Cuttle. QEORGK J^ TI) • AUCKLAND'S LEADING AUCTIONEERS, 249, QUEEN STREET, AUCKLAND. PHONE 42-815. D WIRELESS APPARATUS WANTED. B BATTERY Eliminator, D.C. model, Phillips or approved make; guaranteed ' order essential. —Price, etc., to W. 359t, I Star. _15 j WIRELESS Set, complete, wanted, exchange Brunswick Table Gramophone, 70 records. —Write Brunswick, 3257, Star. xlu WIRELESS REPAIRS. AUCKLAND'S Oldest Radio Firm employs best experts and latest equipment, all Radio Repairs.—Johns, Ltd. A RADIO Repairs in your home; no cure, no charge.—Jones, care Crawford, 5, Park Av.. Grafton. D REPAIRS without removal; payment for results.—Harlow, Clarence St., Devonport. Phone 22-484. 17 LIVESTOCK & VEHICLES FOR SALE. COW, Shorthorn, 2nd calver, calved two weeks : quiet, good milker.—Opposite S4. Rock field Rd.. One Tree Hill. xls FERRETS (3), one male, two females; good hunters; quiet.—l 6, Napier St., Auckland. xIS JERSEY-HOLSTEIN. third calver; due week; sound, quiet.—Nancarrow, Seabrook Av., New Lynn. 17
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Auckland Star, Volume LXII, Issue 88, 15 April 1931, Page 1
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