Situations Wanted.; : BUILDER'S Manager disengaged, 20 years' London experience, seven years in colony. Quantities, prime cost, variations, supervision.—Apply 251, HERALD Office. GENT., 36, steady, quick figures, good appearance, requires Work, any kind.— Honest, 278, HERALD. ' GARDENING wanted, fruit, .vegetables, and flowers, by experienced Man, with references.—C.B., 140. HERALD Office. GARDENER, young, wants permanent position as ■ Under-gardener; good testimonials—Address X.Y.Z., 260. HERALD Office. GOVERNESS wants Position daily or morning to young or delicate children; good testimonials.— ___ 257, HERALD Office. HOUSEMAIDS, two, experienced, want Positions together in. tourist hotel.— Apply Friends, Hamilton Post Office. HOUSEKEEPER. - Wanted-Situation as XX Housekeeper by thoroughly competent woman; town or country.—M.L., 286, .HERALD. LAND and Property Salesman, thoroughly experienced, requires Position; ,good references.— Energetic, 285, HERALD. , T ADY, young, capable, desires Position as JU Lady Help or Companion.—Address E.M.I'., 289, HERALD. LADY, shorthand writer and typiste. wants J Position in-Country Office; previous experionce— to Office, 270. HERALD. ' LADY, competent Book-keeper, seven years' J experience double and single entry, desires Re-engtigemeht; highest references.— T.W.P.. 264, HERALD Office. _ _ LADY, resident in very healthy • locality, wishes to take charge of a Convalescent Patient; every consideration shown. References exchanged.—A.J.O., HERALD Office. MAN, active, young, wants Employment for a month.—Urgent..237, HERALD Office. . MAN, young, requires Situation as Cook; • can give thorough satisfaction for good cooking, in family or hotel.—Thorough, 275, HERALD. - MAN,, middle-aged, used garden', milk, . generally useful, wants Situation; small wage accepted; good refs.—H.. 229, c.o. HERALD; • ■ - ' ■ MAN, young (26), seeks Situation on Farm; can milk;. drive, ride, garden; wishing to gain further experience.— F.W.G., 232, HERALD Office. MAN, married, wants Re-engagement as Working Manager of Stock Farm; good references.— Manager, Farmers' Auctioneering Co., Hamilton. MARRIED Couple wish Situation on Farm; husband first-class milker, wife good plain cook.—Couple. 283, HERALD Office. POSITION as Working Manager, thoroughly up in stock, dairying, and agriculture; competent man with horses; sound references.— W£rk«r_2__ HERALD. SEWING wanted by the day.—Apply Sewing, O 280. HERALD Office. - : 1 SISTERS, two, wish Situation together in O private gentleman's family.— Australia, Auckland Post Office. ' WOMAN, married, respectable; wants Washing or Cleaning by the day. Respectable. 269. HERALD Office. WIDOW, with child, wants Situation as Housekeeper, Cook, or General; highest references.—Urgent, 272, HERALD. . Houses and Land Wanted. COTTAGE Property, handy to tram, train, t or steamer, from £250 to £300, wanted.— Apply to " Cash, 291." HERALD. COTTAGE, small, furnis'ied, near Howick Beach, wanted by two Elderly Ladies for a Particulars, please, to Lady, P.O. Box 277. ■■ . ■-■ DEVONPORT.— Wanted to Purchase—House, five or six rooms; cash buyer.— Akarana. 296, HERALD Office. f . 1 HOUSE, six rooms, furnished, suitable for respectable young men's batch, wanted near' City.—Apply Clerks, HERALD Office. HOUSE, four or five rooms,'wanted to Purchase; Mt. Eden or Mt. Roskill preferred.—Apply, stating terms, etc., to 282, HERALD Office WANTED TO PURCHASE, MT. EDEN OR u*V, MT. ROSKILL— GOOD SIX-ROOMED HOUSE. With all conv-8.; nice section. £80 cash, balance.as rent. .' Full particulars, '. > . GEO. HATCHER, v>, .„ t Land Agent.. fTden Terrace. £ T3 E M U . E R A. WANTED TO PURCHASE at once, near cars— Residence of six rooms, etc.; good position. Price, about £700. ' • HPHOS. "T< pAHILL, ; 93, QUEEN-STREET (opp. Fort-street). Telephone 265. ■ i - ~— \ Wanted to Sell. COLLECTION of Old Stamps wanted to Sell. _._ —Apply Stamps, 279, HERALD. CATTLE Dog wanted to Sail; pup. six mouths old; well-bred.—For particulars apply The Lions, Wellc3le.v-street West. LAND, Houses. Farms, etc.— you want to Sell or Buy,, try A. L. Alexander and Co . 18, Palmerston Buildings, Queen-street, Auckland. ______ ___ LAUNCHES. Yachts, Engines. Motor Cars, and Machinery of every description.— A. L. Alexander and Co., 18, Palmerston Buildings. ' NUMBER of Fireproof Safes, Strongroom Doors, etc.; Keys fitted for all kinds of strongroom doors, safes, .;ate—J. Broady and Co.. Locksmiths! corner of Durham and 'Albert' Streets. ■-■ ■■'• - PERAMBULATOR, nearly new, £2 55.—287, Queen-street. ■____ --■ • PHONOGRAPHS.— Gentleman leaving the Dominion wishes to dispose of two Phonographs, both of the latest Edison combination type, and in perfect order. Prices, £5 and £7 lOs.'-Agply Al„ 274, HERALD-SECOND-CLASS Railway Ticket to Wellington, cheap.—Apply v Lockley's Registry. r__ , _ ■ . Wanted to Buy. BEALE Piano.—For address, apply HERALD Office. Cash waiting. BOAT, to carry 15 to 20 tons, 2ft 6in draught, with little power.— price to P.M. 656. HERALD Office. . _____ EGGS, new laid, guaranteed; good price given.—Tamaki Dairy. Hobßon-street. GROCER'S Delivery Turnout, complete or separate—Thode Bros., 14, Cox's Bridge Road,- Heme Bay, Bayfield. LADIES' and Gentlemen's New and L'eft-ofi Clothing Highest price given.—Mrs. Brown, 94, Hobson-street. ______ LEFT-OFF Superir Clothing; highest prices given at the smartest dealers in Auckland—Mrs. Butcher, 197, Karangahape Rd.. opp. Newton'P.O. ■ ■ ' LEFT-OFF Clothing.— E. Hill, opp. Y.M.C.A.. Wellesley-street, buys Ladies'. Gent's, and Children's Left-off and Misfit Clothing. 'Phone 2928 MRS. BOTTERILL buys Ladies', Gent.'e, and Children's Superior Misfits and Left-off Clothing. Letters promptly attended to.—(Elliott-st.. two doors from Wellesley-st. RABBIT Traps, second-hand, wanted to Buy any quantity.—X.Y.Z-, HERALD Office. SHEAVES. 10 tons, good.— Peach. Remuera. TRI-CAR or Motor Buggy.—Apply Motor, Rotorua P.O. TOOLS.— to Purchase—Carpenters', Plumbers', and Tools of any description, large or small quantities; highest cash price given.—Clarkson, 38, Ponsonby Road. WANTED TO BUY--V*-1 SECOND-HAND CRAB WINCH, FOR PILE-DRIVER. Apply, . l LEYLAND-O'BRTEN CO., LTD. Pupils Wanted. PUPILS Manaoline, Banjo, and Guitar-Mr. A. A. Partridge. Professional Teacher. 21. Grafton Rd., near Choral Hall. Instruments in Stock from, £1 to £20. - ■ ' PUPILS wanted for Piano,' Violin. Mando lin, Banjo, and Singing; terms. £1 is per quarter • (in advance).— Ramsden Bros., Professional Teachers. 35. Howe-at- Newton. I SCHOOL OF DRESSMAKING.— Reid I i_) Wellesley-st.—Classes for Practical Dress i making daily, except Wednesday afternoon; • evenings. Tuesday and Friday. PUPILS wanted.— BOOK-KEEPING. oi more correctly. Business Practice Course is specially suited for BUSINESS MEN and CLERKS (both j Ladies and Gentlemen). IT IS A PRACTICAL COURSE FOR PRACTI - CAL PEOPLE. _; V- - t We teach you—open books to suit youi Business—and if you wish, give you assiß tance in keeping them. ,_/_ STOTT AND HOAEB, . • THE BUSINESS COLLEGE. - . -23, Swansou-street. • ' . i
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New Zealand Herald, Volume XLVII, Issue 14345, 15 April 1910, Page 1
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