- Situations Wanted. /CARPENTER, good, wanted at once. Apply, Wednesday morning, New Job, Wyndham-street, city. ELECTRICAL and Mechanical Engineer, certificated, married, with marine and general experience, seeks berth in charge of plant: abstainer. — Apply Industrious, Herald. _ GJ.ARDENEB, experienced, seeks Situation; ' can milk, drive, etc.; thoroughly sober and reliable; good references.—G., 342, Herald. HOUSEKEEPER requires Position on " I Farm; can undertake all duties.Address H.N.. P. 0.. Puriri, Thames Valley. HOUSEKEEPERS, two, competent, want -H- Situations, town or country; one or more gentlemen; few children no objection. —Battle's Agency, Exchange Lane. 'Phone 3034. I ABOURER, young, steady, strong, requires J-' Situation, permanent if possible; any capacity.—A.B., 351, HERALD. LADY wishes position, near Auckland, as J--" Housekeeper or Companion to Invalid; domesticated, bright, and experienced; references—Address A.8., HERALD. MAN, smart, young, wants situation on ■I*l Poultry Farm.— G.H., 363, HERALD. MAN, young, used to all kinds of farm J-VIL work, able to milk, seeks Work, near Te Kuiti.—Apply Handy, 364, HERALD. POSITION wanted by young Lady, who is willing to assist in housework, for a small wage and a refined home. —Write, with particulars, to C.L., 369, HERALD. SURVEY Draughtsman, 23, land and onO gineerinpr, requires berth; fair computer. —ply Theodolite, HERALD. .-■• .-yy fpEMPOßAßY!.,Situation^- wanted for few ■ v *>ks_as help.-—M.L., Waikino. i' T> >'; ; E ~ P' , 0 E T - E , R,; -*-*• with good, all-round experience, desires Appointment in North Island. Testimonials on application to— .' 1 pen, 353, r herald. ;,; i Houses and . Land Wanted. CITY and Suburban Properties wanted.-— No Sale, no commission.Send particulars Parker Hill, Estate Agent, 63, Queenstreet. 'Phone 2874. I ___ DEVONPORT— am in urgent need of a Property /in this district, " one that will show a fair rate of interest; no sale, no commission.—Parker Hill,-63, Queen-st. TpARM, 'up to 100 acres, with improveX ments, orchard, etc., wanted; no sale, no commission.—Parker, Hill; '63. Queen-st. INARMING* Property - Wantedr. to 'Purchase, - not more than 50 ; miles' Auckland and near rail; about £600; £200 cash deposit.— Beale and Co.. 128, Queen-st. : TTOUSE, good, five or six-rooms, near tram JUL'-: or train, ' wanted.—States price s and full particulars .to House, 345, HERAJ.D.. - SMALL Farming Property Wanted to PurO chase; Waiheke or other island, with sea frontage preferred; no sale no. commission. —Beale and Co., 128, Queen-st. "ITT"ANTED, frc.-n 12th February—Furnished ...» * House, four bedrooms essential; reliable tenants; Grafton preferred.—A. W. Read and Co.. 79 Queen-st., 'Phone 1821. ' "17ARM, 30 to 70 acres, wanted at once; JO must be handy to creamery and school.—Apply C. F. BENNETT, ' , Bank N.Z. Buildings, Swanson.st. "ITS TAN TED for First-class for a term VV - of; 12 months, or more,' with a purchas- . - ing clause RESIDENCE OF SEVEN OP. EIGHT BOOMS, -. ._ - 'in nice locality. ' Also, HOUSE. SIX ROOMS. EPSOM OE MOUNT EDEN. GEO. ABBOTT, ' Hobson Buildings, Shortland-street. , 'Phone 2982. Miscellaneous. "1/fADAME HYLAND. Popular Phrenologist, IVJL Medical Clairvoyant. . Character Reader, Palmist. Crystal Seer. Consultations, 9 a.m. to 10' p.m. Fee moderate.—47, Elliott-st., opp. . Iter's. . ' ■ " /TIRANDETTE," a new form of Grand JvX .Piano, worth seeing.—E.' and F. Piano Agenuv, (g, Coldicutt, Manager), _Ltd.,'.iiole, . ■-• ■ OS jf?D—At this price we have a grand O U line of Gent.'s /■ 1 Singlets and Drawers, summer weight.—Mcßride, Tailor, "Costumier, and Outfitter, . Victoria-street. ; ' FOB Baskets, Toy Prams, Children's Bikes, JP Child's Chairs, see Dick and Cowden, -Newton Wicker Works, Karangahape • Road. ! "VOUR HOLIDAY'- TRIP decided, it's quite X time vou decided on your Camera. Get our 280 page Catalogue—largeßt in the Dominion.—N.Z. Photo. Goods Co., Ltd., next the new G.P.0.. Queen-st. Q ATINWOOD PIAN from Franco-British . 0 Exhibition.— and F. Piano Agency, Ltd., S. Coldicutt. Manager. PIANOS! .PIANOS!! PIANOS!!'. X Full iron-framed Pianos from 5s a weak at, The No Deposit Piano Co., 28, High-street. 3S f? D—We have a lovely line of Tennis - O Shirts at this price, all sizes; well worth seeing.—Mcßride, Tailor, Costumier, and Outfitter, Victoria-street. . ALLISON'S " GRANDETTE," a Novel Instrument. Call and see the first in N.Z. —E. and v F- Piano Agency, Ltd. SISTER ESTELLE, Psychic, daily, 10 to 7. Public Meetings every Wednesday, at 8 p.m. „ Psychometry and Written Questions answered. 11, Wellington-st. QIBYL, Clairvoyante and I'sychometrist 0 and Psychologist, M.0.D.L., 6, SevernStreet, Khyber Pass. MADAME LEON, the Great American iix Seer, 71, Symonds-street, near City Ed. The tram stops at the door. •lAS (2D—OUR Alpaca Coats at this price JLU O are selling like hot cakes; come and see Mcßride, Tailor, Costumier, and Outfitter, Victoria-street. 1 7S OD— Summer Wear Our Panama 11 D at this price cannot be beaten. — Mcßride, Tailor, Costumier, and Outfitter, V ictoria-street. '■ PANAMAS Recleaned and Blocked.—Cox's Hat Factory, Karangahape Road. Conntry Customers enclose 3s. EXCHANGES on most Liberal Terms. PIANOS fIAND ORGANS—E. and F. Piano Agency. Ltd., S. Coldicutt, Manager. MADAME ZANGARAH, of India, can be consulted from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. and from 2 p.m. to 10 p.m. at 4, Park Avenue, off Park Rd. 3S f?D—At this price we have a grand O line of Gent.'s Singlets and Drawers, summer weight—Mcßride, Tailor, Costumier, and Outfitter, Victoria-street. STOP. Look—Our Queen-st. Shop Is open all day Wednesdays and 9.30 Friday night. Taylor-made Boots—J. Tayior. 9i>, Queen-st.. and 72. Karangahape Road. LD PIANOS IN EXCHANGE. We will allow you full market value for your old Piano.— No Deposit Piano Co., 28, ! High-street. A NEW YEAR'S RESOLUTION.-Wear only A Cooper's Hats; they wear well and look right all the time. "PERFORATED MUSIC, to suit 66-note Piano X Players. Large stock.— and F. Piano Agency, Ltd., S. Coldicutt, Manager. PIANOS— Inviting Prices and Terms. Catalogues free.—E. and F. Piano Agency, Ltd., S. Coldicutt, Manager. "\XTHEN you taKe TO.RA-LINB you know VV why everybody takes TORA-LINE. ITU SI!! Fish; Fish—Smoked Schnapper Rods, ' a real delicacy, in sixpenny parcels, at San ford's Fish Market, opposite Custom House 'phone, 658. -■ "yyHY does everyoody taKe TORA-LINE? MOTHERS! KEEP THE GIRLSTIOME. Make the Home attractive with one of our Pianos.—THE NO DEPOSIT PIANO CO.. 28, -street. CIOOPER, HAT SPECIALIST, Cleans and v-' Repairs Old Hats and gives them a new lease of life. E~ XCHANGE YOUR OLD PIANO. We will allow you full market value for it.—THE NO DEPOSIT PIANO CO., 28, High-street. - 38 9D—WE are showing a fine line of O Gent.'s Straw Hats at 3s 3d; other lines at 3s 9d, 4s 6d, 5s 6d, 6s 6d, 7s 6d.— Mcßride, Tailor, Costumier, and Outfitter, Victoria-street. ' GOLGOTHA," a place for skulls—Cooler's VJT the place to Hat them. MATRIMONIAL HERALD and Fashionable IVX Marriage Advertiser, in sealed envelope; price 3d, post free.—Address, Editor, 33a. H.M. Arcade. "VTES, SIR! Now is the time for a Panama X or Straw from Cooper, King of Hatters, right all the time. IT is a Fact. Lazar, 137 a, Symonds-st.v pays the Highest Prices for all Secondhand Portable Property, and accepts a Fair Offer. . , Australian WINES, op VERY OLD Xi. VINTAGES, FOE CONVALESCENTS. JOHN EEID AND CO.. 'Pliouea 103 and 1931. 4S. Fort-street.
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New Zealand Herald, Volume XLVIII, Issue 14567, 2 January 1911, Page 1
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