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New Zealand Herald, Volume XLI, Issue 12698, 29 October 1904, Page 1

"Wanted. GOOD Comfortable Private House- wanted, vX on tram route; careful tenants (3); modern conveniences; garden preferred.— J.K., HERALD Office, HAIRDRESSER Wan ted-First-class Man, must be good tradesman, for one week. —Apply Royal Hotel. I- ADY (middle-aged), accustomed travelling, (JU excellent sailor, wishes position Com- j panion, Lady Chaperons, any -capacity not menial, to ether colonies; highest Home, Melj bourne testimonials.—C, Box 618. lITARRIED Man wants job as Blacksmith, , j JJ/.L. Floorman. or Employment of any kind; i . j can drive engine.—Address. " H.H.," HERALD . Oflicp. ; ' | "MARRIED COUPLE can have free furnished ! ( | lvl. Cottage, Eden Terrace. Gentleman only j I requires board instead of rent.—Address' at , HERALD Office. ; ' | "PHOTOGRAPHY.— J. C. Morton wants Ex- - ,j X perienced Printer, lady accustomed to 1 Arlrto preferred.— to "Printer." I , i Herald Office. i ! | rpo GROCEES.-Wanted-Position by Firs-.t- j X class Canvasser and Counter Hand.Ad- 1 dress, " Energetic," HERALD Office. 1 . i rpo BUTCHERS. A First-class \! J- Order Man, for round; good wages to j ' competent man,—Address at HERALD Office. I rpo COUNTRY STOREKEEPERS. — Cutter. X capable of managing department; wants Position; steady, reliable; good: references.—"." Address, "Capable," HERALD Office. j A IMPLICATIONS are invited for the posi- | -ci. tion of Secretary to the Auckland j Farmers' Freezing Cimpany. .< Application? must be accompanied by testimonials, stating past experience in freezing works, and ago | : of applicant. Particulars as to duties and I ! salary to be obtained from Mr. S. Knight. - i Hamilton. No Application will be considered { unless applicant has had previous experience ! .j in free-King works. Applications close on ! November 20. - \ T\ 11 E S S M A K E R. WANTED— , A FIRST-CLASS DRESSMAKER. Apply to H. DEXTER, Care of Sargood, Son, and Ewen. Victoria-street, Auckland. » '■■'''.'' MEDICAL PRACTITIONER WANTED FOR 1> - WAIPARA ROAD. DISTRICT. . .. { ; Guaranteed Subsidy of £200 per annum for * : '" ' Three Years." Applications to be in the hands of the un- , I dersigned on or bepro 22nd November, 1904. ,i j Particulars from undersigned. .- j . .J. G. S. TONKIN, ■ " Waikari, North Canterbury.- : | "DUMPING ENGINEER WANTED.. ■j Applications in writing, accompanied by"-- - i Certificates and Testimonials, are invited for , ' the position of Pumping Engineer for the i 1 Mount Albert District Water' Supply. .All t, i applications must be addressed to the Chair- „ I man, and left with the undersigned: before 4 i- p.m. on MONDAY, the 7th of November, 1904. j Particulars of duties and wages may be - j seen at the HERAI-D Office, or had upon app'li--3 ! cation to me. : ■ . t H. C. HASELDEN, i'j Clerk Mount Albert Road Board. v , Morningside, October 19, 1304., . -| AUCKLAND EDUCATION BOARD. t- --~.. - — -_ •. • I) - " . i Separata applications for either of the undernamed Appointments will be received' by ' ! the Board,-on or before SATURDAY. Novem- " her 5, 1904:— KAPPAA, near Whangarei (sole charge,— Present salary, £128, with Residence of three rooms and scullery. BOMBAY— Salary, £85. HAMILTON EAST—Mistress. , Salary, £100. ; : VINCENT E. RICE, '■.-,„■'. : " .'.-'.. . Secretary. 1 j wTTiI ; '■" .'H: -;0 ■: :S; "p T T An. Wanted—Charge Nurse, certificated ; salary, £55. per annum; also, Cook (feimftle). salary I £52 per annum. . 1 Applications, with testimonials, to bo in by " i Noon, November 3. | '. MAX D. KING, *j ~" : "." - ; ". : " I'"'.'.- .■■'■-■•. Secretary, -Waihi ; ' : Hospital,-,'." • 1 £500. £500. 11 ■ "."'.;■ ______ v ACTIVE BUSINESS MAN with this amount ' ' or more car. secure First-class Investment for - ' self and capital to act as Manager for a very _ ' Profitable Up-to-date Wholesale Business. Good . ! salary and full bhare in division of profits. . ; Applicants must be energetic and thoroughly » ' used to- Commercial Work, in addition, to tj being a alever Salesman. ~ . *. -) Applications; will be treated as striiotiy . ■ confidential. I Apply in first instance- for further particu- , ■ lars to . - "IMPORTER," HERALD Office. pi '•'"'"; . ' -' [- ; WANTED KNOW NJust Received— " BUTTERICK'3 LATEST PAPER PATTERNS; e Also DELINEATOR, with Free Pattern. >"..-■. Price, 3d; Posted lOd. BUTTERICK'S LADIES* FASHION GUIDE, B With Free Pattern. Price, 2d; Posted, 3d. it BUTTERICK'S PENNY FASHIONS. • Posted, IJd, _ BUTTERICK'S 30-PAGE CATALOGUE, 2d; y . Posted, 3d. W. P. OGILVIE, 7, 211, QUEEN-STREET, and I] WELLESLEY-STREET. _. mo PROPERTY-OWNERS. Wanted to Purchase for CASH CLIENTS, to Replace Rfent Sales—Cottage Property, as in- " vestment, in City and Suburbs, from £100 to '- £500. Speedy sales a specialty; f J. THORN ES, 91, Queen-street. Auctioneer. ' TTiX RAKAIA, DELPHIC, AND OTHER -*-* STEAMERS. ■:; SPRING NOVELTIES. d PHILLIPS. BLAKEY, AND WOODHAM/ lIOBSON-STREET. . A S ~ F O * A R K E L L' 8 BOTTLED ALE AND STOUT. " QUALITY THE BEST. CIALLLEE'S GENUINE SWISS MILK i CHOCOLATE. s The craze everywhere! Collecting Cailler's a Coupons. , TDOR SUNSHADES--1 A. FALKNER, Queen-street, ■ and Karangahape Road. s — 3 MISS M C E L W A I N, » -L*-*- 206, VICTORIA ARCADE e, | (UPSTAIRS). " ! Face and Scalp Massage, Manicure, Pedi--1 ! cure. Shampooing, Hairdressing, etc. Perma- " , nent Removal of Superfluous Hair. Fancy . l Wigs. Costumes on Sale and Hire. Latest ' Toilet Novelties, in stuck. . Telephone. No. £54. pANNING S. TIMI TE D. - FIRST-CLASS LUNCHEON. THREE COURSES, FOR ONE SHILLING. j AFTERNOON TEA A SPECIALITY, Cakes and Confectionery fresh daily. ■ CANNINGS. LIMITED, Queen-street. * T7p~~"™~[ W H I t I-" ;. Jt\) ■ e" 'PRIVATE MATERNITY JJOMB. I THE NURSES MARGETTS, . '. who for many years have been nursing in Auckland, have now opened a MATERNITY HOME IN PARK ROAD. NO T I C E. i~ TURKISH BATHS. ■ LORNE-STRLu,i (opposite Central Hotel). Open from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. On Saturday, 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. For Ladies and Gentlemen. Cures Rheumatism, Gout, La Grippe, and all bodily aches and colds. Hot and Cold Baths. 6 a.m. to 7 p.m., and oa Saturday 9 p.m. .id, and i" .