FARM HANDS. T)OY', respectable, wanted, country ; milk ■*-* 2 cows, odd jobs; good home. 5/ start.— <i. Henderson, Asli Avo., Avoiulule. Xt Tiif-lA or loutll, Dairy Farm, good ■'■'-'- stripper; good wages right man. — Phone 42-2 SI. after 5 p.m. 1 MAN or Youth, machine milking and general farln work ; must be thoroughly experienced and good with pedigree stock; suburban farm ; references. — Apply tomorrow (Erlday) at 2.:;o p.m., to J. Allen, care J. Jones, Ltd.. City Markets. xl "yoUTiiS (2), 18-20, farm and orchard J- experience ; good workers.—Reliable* 2485, STAK'. 1 PARTNERSHIPS. A BSOLLTELY Genuine— Clients waiting to invest i'loo to £1000. — Dorothy Baker, Sales Department, Queen's Arcade. xl A NOTHER great opportunity for Working Partner with £125; lialf share protitable Fruit Business. large turnover. — Mercantile Brokers, Colonial Mutual Bldgs. , xl BUSINESS Man prepared to put cash and services into sound concern.— Apply Dunlop, Solicitor, 23, His Majesty's Arcade. 3 /CLIENTS with £100 to £500 waiting, v> genuine propositions. We want yours. National Realty, 14, His Majesty's Arcade. xl OUTSTANDING OPPORTUNITY presents itself for Young Man to acquire assured future in business of highest integrity, prospective business will show increasing returns to investor with £300 to £ 500.—Solidity, 9450, Stau. xl WANTED TO RENT. OUNGALOW, 4-0 rooms, Green Lane dis- ■*-* trict, permanent.—Civil Servant 2020, Star. 1 House, vicinity Grafton or Ml. Eden preferred ; good tenants. —Ring 28-164. xl XTOUSES, Flats wanted urgently, replace ■*--'- several just let: clients waiting: send particulars.—Johns. Mt. Eden. 2S-iU4. xl ATUMEROUS Clients Waiting for Houses -i-> in all districts.—Jno. Grey, 1, Winstone Bldgs., Telephone 4;i-6GB D OFFICE! or Room, centrally situated, suitable meetings, 20 members; cheap.— Philos. 240.*>. Stak. 1 TJEMUERA —Modern Furn. Dwelling near -"' trams. Mt. Hobson to old terminus ; 2 adults, retired : refs.—ll. 2">S2. Star, xl
KENTs Collected anywhere on North Shore, monthly remittances guaranteed. Hutchings, Estate Agent, Devonport. 22-211. B SMALL Shop, with living acommodation, suitable for grocery ; suburb. —"ft'rite L. 2491, Staii. 3_ TTKGENT — BUNGALOW, MODERN. U KOKTH SHORE. Good Tenant. KING 22-502. xl 5 ROOMS, furnished ; garage ; reasonable ; 3rd section, ilt. Eden preferred.—T. 2271, Star. 1 HOUSES AND LAND WANTED. A NDERSON AND CO., N.Z. Insurance A Bldgs., 44-007, have a Buyer for Parnell or Griit'ton House, and another for Mt. Eden-Epsom House. Substantial deposit in eacli case. Genuine buyers. xl ECTION, elevated, near trams; mist be cheap, cash. —11. 2370, EjIAK. x 3 LEASE OFFERED. OA ACRES, good House, all convs.; cow —v/ shed, concrete floor; metal road; cream collected ; 20/ per week. —MacLennau, 13, Karangahape Rd. B PUPILS WANTED. A CCOUNTANCY, Art, Dressmaking, -Tl. Shorthand, Typewriting; moderate fees.—Wakefield Business College, Palmerston Bldgs., opp. G.F.O. 41-SO7. D ALOHA MUSIC SCHOOL, Walter Smith. Mandolin, Guitar, Banjo, Ukulele; begin now.—Studio, Lewis Eady, Ltd.. B A LWAYS in Demand — Showcard Writers ■A trained by K System, School of Ticket Writing, 34, Customs St. B
ATTEND Miss Greenwood's Commercial School, Newmarket (entrance Remuera Kd.), where pupils receive Expert Individual Instruction. D AUCKLAND School of Wireless specialises in training Wireless Operators and Radio Servicemen.—Wiustone Bldgs. MIH AUCKLAND Shorthand and Typewriting School, Swanson St., 41-147.—Expert Tuition, Shorthand, Typewriting and Office Routine. £3 3/. B BANJO, Guitar, Mandolin. Saxophone, modern teaching.—Eric Pickering, top Queen St., next Tabernacle. Country pupils. D , DKESSCUTTING Taught, most accurate method, abolishing fittings.—Madam Adele, 17, Mt. Eden Rd. B Sixpence Weekly; small classes forming; ladies' City; children, Mt. Eden.—Diploma, 2435. Staik 3 AIKDKESSING School—Thorough Tuition, all branches professionally taught. Write B. 04C.1. Star. D HAIKDItESSING, Beauty Culture.—N.Z. College, day, evening classes, all branches of ladies', gentlemen's hairdressing taught; tuition suaranteed. —H.B. Bldgs., 228. Queen Street. D I' EARN Motor Driving at Pearce's Motor J Driving School, Garage, Khyber Pass, Auckland. Certificates guaranteed.—Phone 46-206 D CJWIMMING —Learn latest easy methods, S3 six lessons; 21/. —Professor D. P.. Anderson, Tepid Baths. B WIREMAN'S Exam, gives 100 per cent passes; try our methods.—Bower's School, Colwill Chambers. Auckland. C.I. B T7IOR EXPERT TUITION AND A SUCCESSFUL CAREER ENROL NOW With
DRULEIGII COLLEGE, Anzac Avenue, Auckland. N.Z.'s Premier Business Institute. D A UCKLAND "DUSINESS J\ -L> \J FOR COMMERCIAL EDUCATION. We secured the only Pass in NEW ZEALAND ill the recent SHORTHAND REPORTERS' EXAMINATION. EVENING CLASSES Begin FEBRUARY 1. SMITH'S BUILDING, ALBERT STREET. Phone 40-639. D DRESSCUTTING, DESIGNING, DRESSMAKING. Modern methods make McCabe Academy supreme. Individual tuition by experts ensures students the right training. For thorough tuition learn £rom the Academy whose graduates are among the highest paid fashion designers,, cutters and stylists in the Southern Hemisphere. Fees are small—courses from 30/. Success is guaranteed or money refunded. In Personal or Postal Tuition. Call, Write, or Phone 47-260. M CQAB E ACADEMY OF "QRESSMAKING, FOURTH FLOOR, COLONIAL MUTUAL BLDGS., 159, QUEEN ST., AUCKLAND. And at Wellington, Christehurch, Sydney, Melbourne and London. H SEEDS, PLANTS AND GARDEN. A NEMOXES, guaranteed, beautiful col- ■£*■ ours; 2/ 100; best value obtainable.— Lakeland Gardens. Takapuna. D a medicinal plant, 36 for p.n. ■> 2/6; instructions free, by post.—7s. Onewa. Northcote. N. 4. Y BOOK Sour Orders—See our window display Gladioli, Dahlias. — Hay's Nurseries. 3. Customs St. West. B TCELAND Poppy. Sinclair's famous long JL stemmed Sunbeam strain ; 6d, 1/ packets | George Sinclair, 321, Queen St. **■
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Auckland Star, Volume LXV, Issue 27, 1 February 1934, Page 1
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