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New Zealand Herald, Volume XLVIII, Issue 14589, 27 January 1911, Page 1

Situations Wanted. ACCOUNTANT or Secretary- — Position -t\- wanted by Certificated Man. young, four years' experience as above.—Associate, Lyttelton Times. Ohrißtchurch. ANY position of trust where there is a 5 -J-X chance of getting on, required by < Married Man, age 33; experienced in all branches of clerical work; good credentials. —Reply Accountant, 740, HERALD. • BOOK-KEEPER requires Position, town or < country: flrst-olass testimonials. — i Accurate, 708, HERALD. • COOK. Position as Good Plain Cook, town, for two or three weeks.—A.M., 759, Herald. CLERK, Junior, young Man, 19, well educated, seeks Employment; start immediately: salary not less than 30s weekly. Apply Matric, 742, HERALD. CARPENTER, .good, "wants Job in the country.— Carpenter, 736, Herald. CARPENTER, Joiner, Wheelwright, AgriV cultural Implement Repairer, good in all branches, .wants Employment in country. —Apply, 709, HERALD. . CARPENTER, Joiner, Wood-working Machinist, wants Employment as re man I or Leading Hand; town or country; experi- , enced; good draughtsman; testimonials. Apply, 709, HERALD. : , DRAFTSMAN is open to. undertake Trac- _ ings, blue or white prints.—Apply K. 8., ■ 704, Herald. . - ' TjTURNITURE Salesman, young, good -1- record, seeks Engagement.— Practical. 700. herald. -/ GARDENER, experienced, seeks ■ Situation. vJT —Write Gardener,' 735, HERALD, HOUSEKEEPER, with boy. seeks Situation, ' bachelor or widower, or nurse elderly, invalid,. lady -or gent.; references.—Buttle's ' ' Agency, Exchange. Lane. 'Phone. 3034. ■ HOUSEKEEPER— Middle-aged Woman with ' one child, - wants above position to bachelor or widower; no objection to young children.—Apply, Housekeeper, 727, HERALD. IRONMONGER'S Assistant seeks engage- I ment in Wholesale or Retail Depart- . ment; previous experience in both.— ; ply, by letter, Metal, HERALD. ] INVOICE Clerk seeks Position, willing JL commence Monday; first-class reference from last employer; small wage to commence.—Apply Box 331, P.O. ! LADY Help wants Position, light duties. • —Parnell, 746, HERALD : ADY, refined, domesticated, good nurse, XJ requires Position take charge of invalid. —Apply, Miss Morrison, Government Labour Bureau. "j ' LADY, young, English, desirous of going to England, would give her services as Companion in return for passage paid.— ■ Homesick. 686, HERALD. MAN. young, well educated, knowledge of mechanics, drawing, etc., desires Situation,—M.D., 745, HERALD. MAN, elderly, wants situation as GarItJL doner; can milk cow, or would make himself generally useful.Address at Herald. MAX, 36, with mechanical experience, wants permanent Job as Greaser, Machine Minder, or Light Labouring.— Mechanic, _ HEBALD. MAN, married, wants Position as Shepherd or Working Manager on station or run; 25 years' colonial experience, good references. —Apply X.Y.Z., P. 0.. Tauranga. MAN, young, 27, i strong, willing, wants experience on Fruit and Poultry or Mixed . Farm; moderate wage to start.— . 1 Apply Energetic, 750, HERALD. MAN. married, wants Position as Manager on farm or station; experienced with sheep and cattle and all sorts farm implements; good reference.— C.W., 721, Herald. MARRIED Couple seek Situation, farm or ItX station; life experience among sheep or 1 cattle: good milkers.E., c.o. G. Whittingham, Birkenhead, Auckland. NURSE and Needle waiting, walking children.—Write Nurse, Oare of Mrs. Wil- ] son, Brighton Rd., Parnell. __ _____ SHIPPING Clerk or Accountant, thorough : knowledge timber : trade, open immediate engagement.—B.F.E., 753. HERALD. 'TO SOLICITORS.—Law Clerk, with several X years' experience country ofiice3, desires Position, town or country office—Particulars 1 rom Promptitude, 722, HERALD. YOUTH, willing, seeks Situation as Improver to the carpentring trade; three years' experience.— X.Y.Z., Whitford. YOUTH, • intelligent, willing, with a good X knowledge of horticulture, would like to learn same.— Horticulturist. Whitford. YOUTH, well experienced a.nd respectable, ~ X rwants Position as Porter or Waiter; country hotel preferred.—Mrs. Edwards, 30, High-st. 'Phone, 3180. • Apartments Wanted. BOARD wanted, with single room, also another Room, unfurnished, near town. A.W., 758, HERALD. - ' BEDROOM, furnished, wanted by Young ' Lady in? good locality, handy to town. Address F.M., 747, HERALD. BOARD-RESIDENCE required, married couple and child; private family preferred.—Reply Select, 755, HERALD; BEDROOM, furnished, wanted immediately. for Lady in business; Id section, Svinonds-st., or Khyber Pass preferred. —Room, 737, HERALD. BEDROOM, furnished, required by Gentleman, with either breakfast only or full Board, in Ponsonby district, i vicinity of harbour; quiet private family preferred.T.F., 730, HERALD. ■ COMFORTABLE Home in private family wanted by Young Man; piano and bath . required; in Lower Parnell.Address, Sport. • 734. HERALD. ROOM, unfurnished, near tram, on ground floor, in or about Hobson-st. ' For particulars, apply Box 726, HERALD. 1 E OOMS, two, unfurnished, and Board, X\> one Lady, near tram, wanted: Parnell, Newmarket preferred.—Reply Adelaide. 725. HERALD. ! < Apartments Vacant. BEDS, single, to Let, with use of conveniences; quiet place; terms moderate.— " Apply 50, Nelson-st. . HOWICK. the favourite Summer Resort.— THE CLIFFS, select accommodation for , Tourists and Boarders. LARGE Front Room, two single beds, suit Young Men in business. Terms moderate.— View, 51, Vincent-st. LODGINGS, comfortable. Ladies or GentleJ men; li. and c. water, piano, soft washing done also Furnished Rooms. Terms moderate.loo, Nelson-st. . ROOMS, furnished; single and double beds; use sitting, piano, smoke, dining, kitchen, firing conveniences; h. and c. bath; p.w.c.: three minutes Queen-street; terms moderate.— Nelson-street, City. ■ VEGETARIAN nome, pleasantly situated V close to sea.—s4. St. Mary's Rd., Ponsonby. . .■■" , . ~;' ■: - ! ■' VISITORS to Auckland can get good, clean V Beds and Board .at the Coffee Palace, Cook-st., near Market. j ; TTACANCY in new house for boarders, hot V and cold showers, baths.2o, Dedwood Terrace, 'Three Lamps, Ponsonby. VACANCIES for Gentleman Boarder; comV fortable home, hot and bold water; five minutes from wharf.— Victoria Rd., Devon- ' port. . WINDSOR, KHYBEE PASS ROAD. ID SECTION. ' MRS. W. A. CAMERON. ELLESMERE, PRINCES - STREET Opposite Government House. Vacancies under New Management. MRS. A. C. LEWIS, Late of Bella Vista and Ventnor. CUMARTO. SYMONDS-ST. (Penny Section.) First Stop Past St. Paul's Church. FIRST-CLASS BOARD AND RESIDENCE. MRS E. H. WHITE, r Proprietress, S O N O M A, O ALFRED-ST. (close to Albert Park), i l This favourite Private Hotel has now completed the important additions; 16 rooms have been added and fitted with all modern requirements. I'ermanents, Tourists, and Married Couples may now obtain first-class accommodation at a Reasonable Tariff. MRS. NAIRN, Proprietress. 'Phone 725. rpHE MANSIONS, WHI TAKER PLACE, ! X SYMONDS-ST., One Minute from Car. VACANCIES FOR TOURISTS AND , PERMANENTS. '.0 Rooms, large and lofty, in 21 acres ground. Panoramic view of Harbour and Domain Grounds from five balconies. Bil- ' liard Table. Everything up to date. 1 'Phono 2724 MRS. CARTER. : Miscellaneous Wanteds, "YXTANTED— I The Public to try our shop VY for Fruit and Poultry—W. Foss, Queen-street.. ann. Anchor .Hatfil