Page 1 Advertisements Column 7

New Zealand Herald, Volume XLV, Issue 13672, 13 February 1908, Page 1

Wanted. TTfTANTED-Piain Gardening, by *' E.H. 3, V V Pitt Terrace. ~\XT ANTED—Conchpainter, a.t once.—Apply j ? V J. Pomeroy. Hamilton. TT7" ANTED — An Experienced Barmaid.—j ft Apply. Empire Hotel, at once. I T^fANTED— for mill— The ! » V Parker-Lamb Timber Co., Ltd. XtrANTED — A Thoroughly Experienced ■ * > Housemaid.—" Ennore." Syraonds-st. "IT7"ANTED— Boys for Tinsmith Department. ' V * —Apply. Bycroft. Ltd., Biscuit Manufacturers, Auckland. ' < "IV" Experienced Nurse, for suburbs. ! V V One chilli- References required.—Apply Box 265. P. 0.. Auckland. \\rANTED-Smnrl Shop I.toy-, good wages V V to smart lad.—Apply H. S. Posjenni-s- : kie. Merchant Tailor. Shortland-st. TSTANTED—2 Respectable Men Boarders. ■ II share room: Id section; private; family.— at HERALD Office. ."OTANTED to Sell—A Good Set of Spring ; VI Cart Harness, cheap; suit butcher or grocer-, nearly now.— Wyndfcam-st. WANTED— Constant Job. by married man, Vi with a locomotive and traction certificate.— Address J. 5.8., HERALD Office. TJITANTED Known— Fruit Show at NorthV V cote will bo open to the public at noon on Friday. Is; also Saturday, from 10 a.m. "TXTASTED—A Respectable Girl for house--11 work; easy place; no children.— Apply Mayn Bros., Grocers. Wellington-st, WANTED —Married Couple, husband stood milker and farm hand; no children; good wages.—Apply Bowrey, HERALD Agency. Onehunga. "\,\r ANTED— well educated Youth as i * Junior for Reporting Staff.— giving full particulars to Uoj; 155. P. 0., Auckland. ."WANTED,, by Man with Dogs-A Trustn worthy place; good knowledge of sheep and cattle.—Address Bice, HKRALD Office. Auckland. "WANTED, foi Butter Factory-Strong. » V Respectable Youth; wages, ISs, and all found.Apply, with references. Van Veen, , Reid. and Co., Gore-st. ! WANTED to Purchase—Gentleman's, Ohll- '■ VV dien's, and Ladies' Left-iff and Mi MR. Clothing, Boots. c\e. Letters promptly attended to.— Kelly, 191, Queen-st. "VST ANTED, by Two Young Men—Situations VV tin Farm, willing to make themselves j generally useful lor t-rnall wit sea and experi- - ence.—Apply. No. 26," HERALD Cilice. W7 ANTED— W. Cooks. Housemaids. Wait- ! II reuses, Generals; Girl, assist shop; ! Sewing-maid; Kitchcnwoman 255; Drivur; Eitchemuau, 20s.—Mrs. Fair, 28. Wcllesley-st. i : I TAJTANTED— in house: live with ', ft family; good home, good wages to suitable person. References required.—Apply evening, between 6.30 and 7.30, "Early Bank," Park Road East, Paruell. ANTED by Married Man, with family 12 1 V —Situation, station or country. Firstclass Cook; wife housework, or small place, wife cook, etc., husband stockman, etc.; 110 milking.—" Worker--. IS," HERALD Olllce. "\7t7-ANTED. ''■ by Middle-aged Gentleman- , Y\7"ANTED, by Middle-aged Gentleman- ? V Board and Lodging with-qulet family no other boarders or young children. Off : tram line, but close to Poivsonby Road pre- j ferred.—Terms, etc., to "Moderate." Box 2, i Post Cilice. WANTED— Live Representative, General Insurance Office (accident, live stock, i tire, life, plate glass); can work either or all i lines. To introduce new business, collect renewals, do otllce work. Salary and Com- ; mission.— "Insurance," HRHALD. WANTED. - Mrs. Lockley. H.M. Arcade V t (established over 2a years), wants— Women Cooks. 35«. 50s. etc.; Waitresses and Housemaids, together; Generals, Children's Nurse; Useful Man. and look alter horse and trap, town; Useful Waiter, 203, country; Pantryman, town; Shepherd, Fencers; Porter, country, etc., etc. WANTED— 4 Fhixcutlera." 9s ten; 3 Cutters, 4s ton or 3s day: 2 Flax Scutchers, 30s ton: 1 Scutcher, 35s ton; several Ploughmen, 22s 6d to 255: Bushmen. Jackers. Is hour; Cook for fiuxmill hands, no baking:, 30s; l.gfood Fluxcuttor. 6s ,ton. good tlax; good Dfivs'.r, 4<i;: Youth for 'country stoi-e----man, 10s to 15s; Station Couple, £80; Useful Farm Milkers and Station Hands. 20« to 245; Shepherd, with dogs, 27s 6d; W. Cooks, Waftresaca, Houscaiaide, and Generals everywliere; Cook for flaxtniil hands, 30a.—Mo Lod's Registry, Exchange Lane. 'Phone B<M. ~\X[ ANTED to Household Furniture VV and Effect,", in any quantity, up to £500, at once, for cash.—Furniture, 631, HERALD Oilice. WANTED Known.—lf you arc tired of.being " patched up." and want to be Healed without drugs, consult Mr. Henry, Psycho Physician, 63, Queen-st. WANTED Known—Buy your Rings direct from the Maker.—H. B. Fisher, Auckland's Largest Kingmaker, Karangahupe Road. 'Phono 2340 "ITST" ANTED— .VV EVERY MOTHER TO PROVIDE TORA-LINE FOR THE CHILDREN. FOR WHOOPING COUGH. HOD'S MERCY IS NOT A MYSTERY TO \J ALL MANKIND.—An Uncommon Case.— To All Whom it May Concern .-I. WILLIAM GREEN, o! Auckland, d*/ hereby vouch for the truth of the following statement;— About three year 3 ago my eyesight began to fall me. and it gradually grew worse and worse. I was treated by several doctors, who. one and all, declared mv case as hopeless, until at last I was asked by Mr. Hood, of Greystreet., to take a. coarse of his Massage Treatment, which-1 did, Br I was at tin's time practical!'.' a blind man, and as a result of Mr. Hood's Treatment my sight gradually improved, and now I am proud to be able to testify to the success of the same. Today mv sight is almost perfect, for which I thank Mr. Good a,i«l his Massage Treatment. —(Siencd!. W. GREEN. Auckland. 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