DOMESTICS WANTED. C~ |OOK General, experienced, temporary, for 2 months from Jan. 4 : family tn .i 1 adults ; good wages ; references essential.--j Apply Mrs. Selwyn Cpron, 73, Victoria A*'.. j Remnera. I'hone 24-2Q2. ol ; / 1 ENERAL Help. —King 13-663 for particuZ j 11 lars. ;■U 1 /"< IRI,. help, mornings, Mt. Albert, one "T month; 12/6. —Ring 45-278, after C p.m. Xut i "Apply 'Star' " Hdvertrseiriems snouia not be replied to by letter. The address may be obtained by applying at the Office. WOMAN to do Washing, mornings only. daily. Takapuna.—Phone 23-319. x3l WO MA .V. Protestant, housework, plain " cooking; two adults; country.— S 1294, Stak. 31 LOST AND FOUND. TOSt. Top Teeth, waterfront. —Apply STAR 840. xM 1 lOST, 1 Sheet Presswood, between CHy ■i and Henderson.—Phone 46 226. 31 T UST, Navy Blue I'urse, railway station. * J Friday; reward.—King 14-154. xOl lOST, Wallet, initials U.S., Milford ; reward.—Phone 26-500. 3 - T OST, Wages, name on envelope; tinder lJ rewarded.-—Oakley Av., Avondale. 31 T OST, Package containing tobacco, Dec. 21 ; reward.—Gray, 736, Manukau Rd.. , Epsom. x 3 lOST, I'lnlirella. gent's, name and J address engraved; reward.— Write ' Owner. S3l Tost, Cold Pencil, engraved R.8.V.R., J Fpsom lawn enclosure ; reward. — Write 11. 1316. Stak. x3l T OST. Lady 's Gold-rim mod Glasses, on ' J Devonport Beach. Thursday.—Return , lAllenby A v.. Devonport. x3l Tost, ruasses in ease, wrapped paper' J parcel. Customs St.-Queen St.; reward. l'lione 41 Q59. before '•* a.m. x-'H lOST. Commercial Traveller's Handbag, A name W. A. Beddoe. vicinity Northcote ; ; reward.-—Brennan. Northcote. 4 lOST. Lady's Gold Wristlet Watch, in bus. between Hauraki ltd. and Milford. Tuesday night.— Ring 23-531. 31 j lOST —Anyone knowing whereabouts Dark Blue Baby Austin Tourer. No. 3595 I'hone 25-SIG or Police Station. x3l T OST, Gold Sapphire Brooch. Thursday, vicinity Cooke's or St. James' Theatre , reward. —598, Dominion Ud. Phone 13-45.8. 31 TOST, Purse, return tickets Wellington. -i cash. Newmarket. 4.49 p.m. south suburban train; finder rewarded. — Burton's. ] Manurewa. 31 T OST. Lady's Gold Wristlet Watch. I vicinity lI.M. Theatre. Cooke's. QueeuShortland Sts.; reward. —598. Dominion Rd. j j Phone 13-458. 31 j T OST. Wedding Ring. 3-stone Diamond Ring. Newton. Sat. morning lust. — Reward on returning Read Bros., jewellers. 3nO. Karangalia; > e Road. x 3 lOST. Lady's Brown Zip Purse, contain- * ing money, notes, etc. : reward.— Finder please return or write E. Best. Sulphur Beach. Northcote. x3l OST. gold. fancr patterned, J plain heart, one pearl in centre. Left Milne and Choyce's toilet room. Dec. 23. Reward. MISS HANSEN. Warren's, Queen StreeC 31 OUND. Blue Coat, in Mt. Albert. Tues day.—lnquire 54, Allendale Rd• ol Fawn Suede Gloves. Wellesley St.—John Chambers and Son, Ltd.. Fort St. 31 STRAYED AND IMPOUNDED. LOST. Norwich Canaries, Takapuna: reward.—Ring 23-054. 4 DTRAYED. Cat. small, light grey, Upland Rd. : reward.—Phone 25-041. 3A TRAYED. Yellow Builgie ; reward. —17, Blockhouse Bay Rd.. Avondale. *31 CJTRA YICD, Puppy, brown, name Tiger; io reward.—3. Liverpool St.. City. S3l TRAYED. Pet Budgie, lime colour, with mauve ring on leg; reward.—l2o. f'riimmer Rd. x «^l
j PUPILS WANTED. ABANDON Aquatic Struggling. Swim with relaxation; fee £1 1/. —Professor Anderson. Tepid Baths. B ALL Basfcetware. Pen Painting; prospectus posted. — Miss Ayling. Strand Arcade. S VI CKLAND Hairdressing College— Operators wanted. Splendid opportunit.v. —174. Queen St. D 1 OPPORTUNITY- —Operators wanted. I.earu Hairdressing.—N.Z. College. 225. Queen St. £' BRASSWORK. Stencilling. Tatting: prospectus posted.—Miss Ayling. 4, Strand Arcade. 5* Dressmaking. Patterns, classes — Selwyn College. Safe Deposit Bldg., Vulcan Lane. ® DRESSMAKING. Pattern Cutting, day and evening classes: expert tutors.— Druleigh College. 2. DRESSMAKING, Designing. Patternmaking.—The Selphit School. Plaza Bldgs.. Queen St. J; HAIRDRESSING —Former Pupils recommend N.Z. College—22B. Queen St. A Hollywood dressmaking school. 63. QUBEN STREET. \II Branches of Dressmaking, Designing and Pattern Cutting Taught. Simple methods (Hollywood System). Reopens January 16. C ANDOLIN. Guitar. Banjo. Ukulele, Sax. Walter Smith. Lewis Eady Bldg. C OTOR Driving. Car Maintenance taught h.v expert.—Bond. Ph. 28-220. MTF OTOR Driving—B. A. Mayhill. late A.A. Post License Instructor. Ph. 16-036. C OTOR Driving; expert, reasonable; car supplied; licence guaranteed —Crowe. 16-308. *81 "HfOTOR Driving, cheaply, quickly.— IVJL E. Lawson. License guaranteed. Ph. 28-042. £ NZ. RADIO COLLEGE Students obtain • highest number passes in Auckland. Free prospectus.—37. Winstone Bldgs.. opp. Woolworths. § J "PRACTICAL Radio Training: over sixty 1 passes this year.— Druleigh College. A CJHORTHAND. Typewriting, etc. —Selwyn College. Safe Deposit Bldgs.. High St. HORTHAND, Typewriting, Bookkeeping, English, at Auckland Business College, t, D tJIIOWCARD Writing Successfully Taught k System Studios, 79, Customs St^ ARN 5/ TO 10/ PER HOUR WRITING SHOWCARDS AND TICKETS. Easy work. Learn quickly from a professional, who guarantees big results. New illustrated booklet sent to you Free. No obligation. Just send your name and address to BERNARD E. McKAY. Showcard Studios. Wanganui. N OWER'S ENGINEERING AND RADIO SCHOOL, LTD.. .TAS. W BOWER. Director. HOME REFRIGERATION: Servicing Engineers and others are advised that this School is conducting Postal Courses of Training in this Rranub of Cold Storage Engineering. Technically Trained Operators] hold the Key Positions in this growing industrv. Write or (..'all for particulars. ■ COLWI LL'S CHAMBERS. j Swanson Street, Auckland. C.l. j» Q.REGG gHORTHAND. EASIEST TO LEARN. EASIEST TO WRITE. EASIEST TO READ. SEND FOR FRBB LESSON. WAKEFIELD. COLLEGE. 3. Palmerston Buildings. Phone 41-397.^ refrigerators for sale. KELVINATOR Refrigerators.'' the Oldest and Most Honoured name in tinindustry.—Agents, McCabe's Radios, Newton. Refrigerators, snow Bird, seamless porcelain. 3 years' guarantee: large size; £49 10/.—Refrigerator House, 27, Wyndham SL A
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Auckland Star, Volume LXIX, Issue 309, 31 December 1938, Page 1
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