SITUATIONS VACANT. [PREPAID Advertisements, not exceediny twelve words, One Shilling ; three consecutive insertions, Two Shillings and Sixpence.] BOOT Trails—Wanted, Girl, 10 years, for Machine Kooin. —The Murray Shoe Co., Crummer Kd., Grey Lynn. x 4 BOY, lor messages, etc., at once.— ll23, Synioiuls St. S4 BOY for Poultry Farm, in Auckland; wages 15/ to start.—Write, statin;; age, Strong, (iSS9, Stab. x 4 IKST-KATE Practical Kadio Wireman, also Youth, assembling chassis into cabinet; experienced preferred.—B. 037-1, Star.. 4 GIRL, City office, book appointments, keep otUco tidy; age, salary. — T. CSIO. Stab.. _J GIKL for seedsman's shop.—Apply with references, shop, Mt. Albert old tram terminus, Wednesday morning. 4 IRL (2TT-30), -wanted for light housework, Tauranga, milk O-β cows, able drive car; in/. —Apply 19, Grafton Kd.. TO a.m.. Wednesday. _x 4 HAND Ironer, experienced, and Girls for mangle room. —Towel Supply Laundry. 4 iOUSEBOY, experienced, private resi- • dence, capable, clean.—Bell's Registry, Winstonc Bldgs., I'hone 4.J-702. _xb When replying to Advertisements, unless otherwise stated, copies only of references should be enclosed. TUNIOR Assistant, age about 1C years, «J required for large electrical warehouse ; must be quick at figures, good handwriting essential.—T. CS33, Star. J£± IJANEL Beater, good on repair work, . immediately.—Jack McGreal, 4S, Kitchener St. 5? capable introducing exclusive © specialty line.—Gutmann. 322, Queen St. -i mAILOKESS, first-class Coat Hand.— JL Todd, James and Co., 8, Wakeneld St. "VTEST Machinists, iirst-class; high wages. V Apply Jack Kobinson, 102, Albert be. WAITRESS, experienced, wanted urgently. Apply Tiffin Dining Rooms, Queen St., immediately. . WANTED, Elderly Lady Teacher, for girl 7, country.—2B, England St., l'onsonby ■\7-OUTII, canvass for Fruit Shop.— J- Inquire Star 703. 2^4 YOUTH Apprentice Photographic Business.—L'Atelier, 322, Queen St. 4 mllß OTAGO HOSPITAL BOARD. Applications, with testimonials, will lie received by the undersigned until 10 SISTER at the Pleasant Valley Sanatorium, Palmerston, at a salary commencing at the rate of £118 15/ per annum, the appointment to be for two years. JOHN JACOBS, Secretary, Otago Hospital Board, Hanover Street, Dunedin. May 31, 1935. a 4 SHARES AND DEBENTURES. A BOUT the shares you wish to sell or x\- ihe investment you wish to make — seek the best advice and the widest market and consult—C. J. GKEEN, Ltd., Stock and Sharebrokers. Bank of N.Z. Chambers, Swanson St : Tel. 42-409. _RO BUILDING Society Shares, Farmers' Trading Shares, Government or Approved. Debentures. Gold wanted.— Parkinson, 130, Syraonds St. B BUILDING SOCIETY SHARES. Absolutely ' the Best Price and the quickest settlement can be obtained by consulting C. J. GREEN, LIMITED, Stock and Sharebroker, B.N.Z. Chambers, Swanson Street. Tel. 42-499. D T7ILDORADO, LTD.—Few Shares available at 20/ each.—SIDNEY TRICKLEBANK, LIMITED, Stock and Sharebrokers, 613, Dilworth Bldgs., Auckland. Telephone 42-344. Telegrams, "Tbank." x-f FORESTRY BONDS. Wanted to buy. Highest Cash Prices available. SIDNEY TRICKLEBANK, LTD.. Stock anil Sharebrokers, 013, Dilworth Bldg. Telegrams: " Tbank." Telephone 42-344. B
PARTNERSHIPS. DAIRY, Confectionery, / turnover, £15 ; small accommodation; bargain; £4u. Dominion Brokers, Queen's Arcade. x 4 OUND Partnerships—Consult Business Sales Co., 03, Queen St., next Hotal Auckland. x(i WANTED TO BUY. A BIDE Here—Urgently wanted, Books, ■£*- Mags.; square deal given.—"Mighty Atom" Bookshop, Municipal Buildings, Newmarket. 8 LL KINDS Household Rags, top prices, cash ; we collect,—Universal Waste Products. City Chambers. Phone 43-067. ■ _j B ANTIQUE furniture, Mirrors, Silver and Sheffield Plated Articles. Old-fashioned Jewellery.—l 7. Queen's Arcade. Auckland. B ANY Quantity Super, Lime, and Cement Bags. Sacks ; highest prices.—McKendrick Bros.. Wellington St., Auckland. B APPAREL —Gents' Suits, 100 wanted : highest prices: buyer calls. — Perry, 115. Symonds St. Phone 41-211. RD A PPAKEL —Mrs. Jackson, 485, KaranguXX hape Rd., requires Winter Coats, Frocks,, etc. Highest prices.—'Phono 42-707. B APPAREL, —La Moderne Wardrobe (Mrs. Outtrim), 15. Victoria St. Highest prices Ladies' and Gents' Clothing.— 42-074. . D AUCKLAND Auctioneering Company will Auction or Buy Furniture to best advantage. — Customs St. West. Phone 42-235, ' D BOTTLES, Sacks, Metals; best prices.— Write, ring. We send reliable men.— Hayes, Newmarket. Phone 24-604. B CARPETS, 12 x 10, 12 x 9, 10 x 9, 10 x 8,9x9; no dealers.—Write Carpets, 6524. Star.. x(5 r>l A E L A < W ' S Giving Highest Prices for Your Used Furniture. Before Selling. Phone 44-246. B C CARPENTERS', y-ttnjnneers'. Plumbers' ■> ect., Tools of jlescriptions highest cash prices.—Jacks, OU, Eden Ter. B LADIES' and Gent."s Left-offi Clothing, in good, condition, wanted.—l 29, Victoria St. West. TFS SEWING Machines (100 wanted) ; spot cash price. — Globe, 154. Queen St. 40-295.. p WANTED Buy, Second-hand- Cash Register ; must be good; cheap. — Cash CBS3. Star. x 4 TT R G E N T L. Y WANTED. SUITS 1000 SUITS SUITS 1000 SUITS WE WILL PAY THE HIGHEST CASH PRICE. KING 43-010—WE WILL CALL. ASHER ROBINSON. The Suit Kins. Corner Victoria-Honson Streets. » vy ANT E D TO BUY. OLD TYPE METAL. Apply Foreman, STAR OFFICE. D TTSED "pURNITURE (Any Quantity). WE WILL PAY SPOT CASH, AUCTION, OR TRADE SAME FOR NEW. NO CARTAGE OR VALUATION FEES. r\ GORGE yyALKBR, J^TD., AUCTIONEERS, 249. QUBBN STREET. Phone 42-815. D
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Auckland Star, Volume LXVI, Issue 130, 4 June 1935, Page 1
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