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New Zealand Herald, Volume XL, Issue 12401, 24 October 1903, Page 1

Wanted. I 'III! I II ' ' 0 BY an Experienced Person—A Situation as i 1 Housekeeper.—Address " A.8.," HEEALD : Office. I BOOT TRADE.-Wanted— Macbi- 1 nists; 2 Youths, 17 to 18 years of age, to learn the trade; also, Boy for Finishing Room, r —G. A. Coles and Co., Kapai Boot Factory. - COMPOSITOR. - Wanted — Good Jobbing > Hand.— Press, Swanson-street. j I HOUSEKEEPER, thoroughly experienced, j 1 desires Situation, country preferred; j first-class references; thoroughly trust- j 3 worthy; last place 12 years.—Reading's Regis- - try, 30, Shortland-street. 1 PANTRYMAN, steady, competent, used to " hotel work.—Apply Central Hotel, Vic- - toria-street. 1 PARTNER REQUIRED, Active or Sleeping,, ,j £200 to £2000, to assist Manager to takel - over old concern. Present owner retiring.) !.i Established 25 years. Sound.—" A.C.," N.Za I HERALD Office. ■* ■ •..-,-,. ' 1 READING'S Registry Office for Reliable Ser- "> i vants. Telephone 1542. Country orders receive oromut attention.— Shortland-street. I QEVERAL Smart Y'onng Men wanted to get j - 0 their Suits made at the Little Tailor Shop, Victoria-street East, near Park. Gent.'s ] Own Material made up. - YOUNG Man, with farm and station expert- i ence, seeks employment on a farm with ; \ good home; wages no object.—Address, "Liu- - coin," Herald Offic«. TO BANDS.; FIRST-CLASS MILITARY BANDMASTER. £ WANTS ENGAGEMENT. Sixteen years in English Army, through Kneller Hall Military School of Music. Thoroughly competent in all branches con- s nccted with music. ] Performer Flute, Oboe, Clarionet, Cornet, Euphonium. Address to W. BATCHELOR, Tuakau, Waikato. t ________»_______«_»_-—-———-————————— ] piTY OF AUCKLAND.: Applications, accompanied by testimonials, < ■ will be received in the Town Clerk's Office up < to 4. o'clock p.m. of THURSDAY, the 29th ! : ' inst., from persons willing to undertake the j ' duties of the Dog Tax Department of the | ( City and to act as Ranger. Wages. £2 2s ; per week. Conditions of appointment may be seen in the office of the Town Clerk, Auck- : ' land. HENRY W. WILSON, Town Clerk. October 22, 1903. J 1 TOOYAL PRINCE ALFRED HOSPITAL, i-L SYDNEY. Applications are invited from Ladies com- - . petent to fill the position of Matron, and j . Superintendent of Nursing of the above Hos- i pital, i ! Applicants should be under 35 years of age, - of good health, and should have had expert- L ■ ' ence in the management of the Nursing Staff 1 of a largo Hospital, and in housekeeping. They also must be competent to deliver lee- ( tares to Nurses, and generally to direct their 1 training. : - Applications, stating experience, with copies ' of testimonials, certificates, etc., to be lodged on or before SATURDAY, November 7, 1903, ; ' with the undersigned, from wliom any further i information may be obtained upon applica- . • tion. ' WILLIAM EPPS, Secretary. • Campordown, Sydney. October 10, 1903. i rpo PROPERTY OWNERS. : Wanted to Exchange for a City or Suburban j • • Property—A Very Desirable Farm, from 100 to \ 400 Acres, all in splendid order. A First-class I , Property. New 7-roomed House, and ail necessary Outbuildings for Dairying " • Sheen, etc. Applicants please 'stive full parti-1 ■ culars of uroperty, price, locality, area of i 1 land, and buildings also, when. convenient after tho 31st inst. for advertiser to inspect I'l-onei-tv.—Apply by letter, to " A.G.8.," Far- . mer. HERALD Office, Auckland. TR7". ANTED KNOW . ' BORDERED PREST AND DELAINES, BEST VALUE. t PHILLIPS, BLAKEY AND WOODHAM, HOBSON-STREET. Tim ANTED KNOW N. JOHN W. SHACKELFORD Has Opened His FIRST SHIPMENT OF SUMMER SEASON | HATS. Latest Shapes in Flexible Felt, New Straws, Panamas, etc. 252-4, QUEEN-STREET (next Savings Bank). W A N TED BUYERS FOR LATEST NOVELTIES IN GENT.'S TIES AND NECKWEAR, Just Opened by J. W. SHACKELFORD. I 262-4, QUEEN-STREET. - T/t7' ANTED TO BU YEMPTY BEER BOTTLES. Quarts, la per dozen; Pints, Is per dozen. D. ARKELL, GLADSTONE BREWERY, NEWTON ROAD. > W ANTED KNOWN. . " F. S. T lli ' in ' SURGEON DENTIST, UPPER SYMONDS-STREET. ' IS THE ONLY PLACE IN TOWN WHERE TEETH CAN BE EXTRACTED ABSOLUTELY PAINLESSLY BY THE NEKO PROCESS. [__ NO AFTER £____________; —--"-" i Tjif A NT ED KNOWNVVi THE FRED BROWN VENETIAN BLIND Was Awarded „ THE FIRST CERTIFICATE AND ONLY GOLD r MEDAL AT THE AUCKLAND EXHIBITION. They are Superb. Cheapest and Best. Pour Years' Guaiantee with Every Blind. Telephone, 914. YX7- ANTED KNOWN. Just Received, > BUTTERICK'S PAPER PATTERNS FOR OCTOBER. DELINEATOR FOR OCTOBER. A Ladies' Journal of Literature and Fashion, Charmingly Illustrated. BRIGHTEST AND BEST OF ITS KIND. Price, 8d; Posted, lOd. BUTTERICK'S PENNY FASHIONS FOR OCTOBER. Posted, lid. W. P. OaiLVIE'0 aiLVIE ' WELLESLEY-STREET. ,W ANTED KNOW ■ GUINEA Sold TROUSERS i, GUINEA elsewhere TROUSERS GUINEA at TROUSERS GUINEA 25s TROUSERS: GUINEA GUARANTEED TROUSERS i A BETTER LINE AT 255. r A BETTER LINE AT 25b. A BETTER LINE AT 255. A BETTER LINE AT 255. A BETTER LINE AT 255. Sold Elsewhere at 30s. • YOU SAVE MONEY . BY PATRONISING US. Tjl -OROUGHTON AND pO., II * FORT-STREET. (Opposite Imperial Hotel). WANTED Known.— oaie—Portland ' u Cement. Hydraulic and Garden Lime. , Bricks, Sand, Pipes, etc. Advice on ioncrete free. JOHN WILSON AND CO., LTD., Custom-street West. MISS M C E L W A I N. j 3 • iVJ " 206. VICTORIA ARCADE (UPSTAIRS?). r Face and Scalp Massage, Manicure, Pedicure. Shampooing, Hairdressing, etc. Permanent J " Removal of Superfluous Hair. Fancy Wigs, 1, Costumes oh Sale and Hire. Latest Toilet Novelties in stock. Telephone No. 254. j mo PROPERTY-OWNERS. I have several Bona-flde Purchasers for ; properties in City. Ponsonby. Parnell ana 1 vicinity of Khyber Pass, at prices from *,fM I up to £800. Those desirous of speedily realisI ing should immediately send full particulars i to J. THORNES. Land Agent. 91. Queen-street. On AAA PEOPLE to Visit the Crystal ZUsUUU Palace Fireworks and Illuminations. Domain Cricket Ground, Wednesday next. Admission, Is. *