DOMESTICS WANTED. DOMESTIC, plain cooking; references essential.—Mrs, G. Massey, Massey Rd., Maugere East. - EN'ERAL Help, refined, dependable.— VX Mrs. C. F. liosser, 22, Gardner Rd., Epsom. x 4 GENERAL wanted, sleep out, Sundays free; 15/ week. —Inquire Star 251. x 4 GIRL, about 14, light duties, sleep home. 1, Exmouth St., Eden Terrace. x 2 T>ELIABLE M.C., wife assist clean and J-* , wash, city central apartment house; return double furn. Room and 15/ weekly. Steady, 5736, iStar. x 2 BELL'S Registry, Winstone Bldgs. — Housemaid - Waitress, PantryinaidWaitress, Kitehenmaid; Generals, 25/; Domestic. . x 2 "DELIABLE Registry, Queen's Arcade; -C^ , 42-203. —General, 20/ (Mercer) ; Man, (hawker's round), 20/. x 2 STRAND Registry, Strand Arcade. — Generals, capable, 20/ ; Domestic, small wage, good home. x 2 SITUATIONS WANTED. BUSINESS woman, good personality, seeks Position, any descirption ; urgent.—M. C 076, Star. x 2 CAPABLE Nurse, cheerful, kind, wants Day Nursing.—N'urse, 1, Parnell Rd. Xo /CARPENTRY, Alterations, Extensions, \J Repairs, Sash Cords renewed, 1/3 each, best material, workmanship; reasonable cost; refs.—Gerrard, 32, Milton Rd., Mt. Eden. ______? piIAUFFEUR (35), educated, good gardener, 2 years Remuera; employer leaving.—lnquire .Star, 234. x 3 HOUSESKEEPKR, young, refined, educated, thoroughly capable, recommended, wants Position. — Write Presto, C(m, Star. *> LADY, young, seeks position, experienced waitress, shop assistant, domestic; refs. —B. 5698, Star. 2 lETTERPRESS Machinist, capable man J wants Work, go anywhere. —Write M. 6003. Star. , _* MIDWIFE, disengaged, requires town or country patients, own home. — Certin>iitPrt. ofiflS. Star. 3 YOUNG Lady, smart, capable, good saleswoman, used taking charge office. — M.R., 5553, Star. 2 WANTED TO BUY. A BIDE Here! — Lead on to "Mighty A Atom," 140, Symonds St., with all kinds of good-eondiiioneQ Books, Portable Grainopliones. etc. D
Gramophones, etc. p A PPAREL — Mrs. Outtrlm, "Victoria St., £*- Buys Ladies', Gents' Superior Clothing.—Phono 42-874. 3 A UCKLAND Auctioneering Company will •"- Auction or Buy Furniture to best advantage. Customs Street West. Phoni ■12-238. , D BEFORE Selling, before Buying your Furniture, consult Squirrell and Co. We defy competition.—Phone 44-398. C BICYCLE, (rood condition, suitable for boy; lowest price, cash. —Write S, 5548, Star. 2 BOOKS, all kinds; Antiques; Any Useful Small Articles.—Variety Bargain Mart, 494, Upper Qqpcn St. C BOTTLES, Sacks, Metals. Highest Prices. King or write. Reliabl» meu will call. Clarke Bros.. City phone 41-429, Newmarket phono 44-109. £ /CORRUGATED Iron, damaged, or secondly linnd, GO sft, 19 6ft sheets. —B. 5701, Star. DO YOU WANT 810 MONEY V — J. It. ROHERTSOiS"; Auctioneer, Queen SI., is out to tlo hi's business. Sell him your Used Furniture. Spot Cash Awaits You. :*7 ~Y~\ ('.. Eliminator, trial required.—Price, -*-'• ail pnrtii-ulars, V. r>oos. iStah. 2 TT'XTENSION Ladder wanted to buy.— i XU Apply 3H. J/ochiPl Rd- Kenuipra. x 2 TjVJLDING Push Chair. —Price, etc., to £ 535. -Miiniik-ini Rd.. Epsom. _2 VruIUITEJiER'S Clock-Face Hanging; -T Scales ; cheap ;in good order. —S. 0004. Stah, __L FUNGUS, good, dry; highest market price, cash on delivery. — T. W. Doo, Victoria St. W. GENT'S Left-off Wearing Apparel, Old Gold, Silver, etc.; highest prices.—At Kissin's. 102. Hobson St. _C OLD, Old Jewellery, Trinkets, etc., for j melting; top prices. — Phone 45-330. Mclt/er, 01, Victoria St. D f-\ OLD of any description bought for i O melting pot; highest prices given.— I Parkinson. Pacific Bldgs. Phone 41-063. D | UAMOPHONB Records, H.M.V., Bruns- j wick, Zonophone, Parlophone required. \ Robinson's, opp. Town Hall. 40-375. x 2 ! PITH Cane Perambulator, cradle sprung, good condition ; cheap.—s, Lawrence St.. Aft. lOden. , _2 SEWING Machines, any make; best cash prices.—Globo. 154. Qneen St. 40-295. D SCRAP Motor Car Radiators, up-to-date types, wanted ; bes-c cash price paid.— Phone 45-275. C | ; CJECOND-HAND Tent and Fly, 8 x 10, good order.—Ring 27-704. x 2 niNGER Sewing Machines, hand or treadle: spot cash; no waiting. — 21. Queen's Arcatle. C STAMPS — Old Postage Stamps bought, j sold, exchanged ; collectors call; large selections , .—Powell. 45. Shortland St. C STAMPS — Old Collections Bought; collectors call, inspect approval bargains. A. Brodie, 22, Hellaby's Buildings, opposite G.P.O. _C TUB BASEMENT," Fergusson Bldgs., Civic Square. Phone 40-792, will tradein that Old Suite of Furniture for something more modern. D "mtlE Pot's Always Boiling."—Spot Cash -*■ for Old Gold, Teeth, Chains. Watches, Broken Jewellery, Rings, Trinkets, etc.; any gold articles. —Robinson's, Ltd., opp. Town Hall. _> TWO 400-gallon Tanks, galvanised.—Write M. 6147. iStak. ___ WATN'TED, oft Orion Stove: must be cheap.—Write B. c/o Ormrod, Onehunga. _2
TCTURNITUKE. 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 WINE AND SPIRITS FOR SALE. A UCKLAND Wine Co., Rutland Street— Port 30/, Invalid 40/, Special Reserve, 50/ case. Freight paid. p announce amazing Reductions J in Wine Prices. Harmony Port now 33/ case, freight paid. Write for other prices.—COßßAN'S, the Wine People, 31, Fort St., Auckland. D RICH Port Wine, 25/ 2 gallons, at depot; bring jars.—Corhan's Wines, Fort St. D TTNPRECEDENTED Quality — Port, *-J Sherry, Claret, only 30/ case; freight pnia.—Phoenix Wines, Phoenix Chambers, City. D WCASE— Frontignac, rich, sweet. Red Wine. delivered; freight paid.— frown Wines. Elliott Sr. Phone 47-135. D PIANO TUNJNP. ABANDON Mechanical Music.—Pianos thoroughly tuned, 5/; guaranteed Overhauls from £1. —Dominion Tuning Co., Phone 42-204. D A BOUT Tuning your Piano, Player Piano, Apiioue 40-792 or call. Refelting, £1; Ropolishing. £1. —Atwaters Pianos, corner f'ivic Pornro. ]_' AUCKLAND TUNING CO.. Ferirusson BId.TS., Civic Square.—Tu sing 5/, Refeitin? from 3 5/.—Phone 47-335. D THK BRISTOL PIANO CO.. LTD.— Expert Tuning. Piano Repairs ami Repolishing by Specialist. Quotations free.— Phone 42-706. MW
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Auckland Star, Volume LXII, Issue 259, 2 November 1931, Page 1
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