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New Zealand Herald, Volume XLIX, Issue 14924, 23 February 1912, Page 1

Situations Wanted. BUTCHER seeks Employment, shop or slaughtering.-Writo M.8.. Pukekoho P.O. BREAD Carter, young Man. 20. wants job, town or country; experienced; write.— W.E.P., 49. HERALD. . BOOK-KEEPER. oxperien;cd, and competent, D.E., seeks situ itlon.—Apply D., 52. HERALD. . BOOK-KEEPER.— Young Man desires situation for evenings, any capacity; would keep "small set books or attend ticket office, etc.: small remueration.—For further particulars apply _ ._, • S.L.. 39, HERALD. COMPANION-Help.-Refinecl English Girl requires Position.-Apply Box 746. G.P.O. C-<OOK. good, plain, competent, wants ' situation, boy's college, or small institution preferred.—G.L., 32, HERALD. CONFECTIONERY.-Sugar-boiler, all-round, and starch work, seeks situation: 22 years' London experience.— Confectioner, 41, HERALD. CARPENTER, Foreman, disengaged next week, first-class; brick, concrete, or timber; work to, or draw, any plans; country or Carpenter, HERALD. CORDIAL Manufacturer, highly qualified, with 15 years' Australian experience, .. requires position as manager.—L.L., ii, HERALD - I FARM Hand, married, all-round experi- - once, good milker, wants situation; good references.— Q.T.. 30. HERALD^ GROOM-Gardener, competent man, wants situation, near preferred; milk, care poultry, etc.; good local —n—>>, o> Herald. GARDEN, Milk, and Generally Useful.— Situation wanted by experienced young Man; good references, and well recommended.—Saunders's Registry. HOUSEMAID wants position in town.—Ap_l ply, Experienced, 47, HERALD. HOUSEKEEPER.— Young Widow Lady wants position to gentleman or widower; capable taking charge; highest references.Housekeeper, P. 0., Ellerslie, HOTEL.— Wanted by Married CouplePosition, man chef, wife housemaid or waitress, town or country.—Apply P.R., 50, Herald. LADY, young, wants position to look after one or more children and be as one ot family—E.G., 40, HERALD. MAN, 35, new arrival, seeks situation in store or warehouse; not afraid of work; 12 years' American experience.— Storeman, 13, HERALD. POSITION wanted as Working Manager by thoroughly experienced farmer.—Apply Farmers' Union Office. Swa—son-street. UPHOLSTERER, recently arrived from London, wants employment; can polish and repair.— 72, Federal-street, Auckland. . YOUTH, aged 18. seeks Employment about private house to do 1 odd jobs.— R.S., 51, HERALD. I———— ***~~) Apartments Wanted. BOARD and Residence in refined family required by lady and three gents.; use of piano, near city.—L.. 43, HERALD. BOARD and Residence required by gentleman, private, musical family; no other hoarders; Mount Eden district.—Reply. J.8.M., 28, HERALD. .. BED-Sittingroom. large, furnished, wanted bv Married Couple without children, no boardinghouses; no agents.—Write to fc., 5. Herald. . ... - TE AROHA.-Wanted for period, Private Board, or two Furnished Rooms, conveniences, near Domain; two ladies.— plies P., 15_HERAIJJ^^______ <^^ Apartments Vacant. BRESNA, Alfred-st.-Vacancies for M.C. or two gentlemen friends. - BOARDERS wanted, working-men preferred: 18s, soft washing; bath, piano.— 15. Upper Vinoent-st, _. BOARDERS-— Wanted— friends.. to share nice, comfortable room; piano, close to car: 18s, soft washing.--, Williamson's Avenue. Ponsonby. EDROOM. well furnished, large, in good locality; penny section; use nrstclass conveniences; gentleman preferred.— 25. Carlton Gore Rd. (above Grafton Bridge). OARD and Residence, superior, with all conveniences: electric light and firstclass table; terms moderate. — Mrs. Brockitt. 80, Grafton Rd. _____ BOARD and Residence, comfortable, for young men, 17s; single room. 18s; h. and c. bath, piano, liberal table; early breakfast— 1, Cobden-st. BOARD and Residence; vacancies; two minutes from Grafton Bridge; Tranmore, 2, Livcrpool-st. (opp. Karangahapo Rd).—Mrs. Robinson, Proprietress. BOARD and Residence, comfortable, offered by lady and gentleman to one single gentleman, in quiet house, near Id section; terms 30s weekly.—Address Chess, «8, HERALD. OAKBOURNE. Waterloo Quadrant (opp. Government House).— Board and Residence; vacancies. PLEASANT Country Home, 40 minutes city, offered married couple, or other paying guests, for Easter, or earlier.— Rural, 45, HERALD. , ROOMS, double, front, well furnished. > with board, in private family; near Albert Address at HERALD. ROOM, large, balcony, private family; suit two young men; bath, piano, soft washing.— Paget-st. (opp. Picton-st.). Ponsonby. ROOMS, furnished; single and double beds; use sitting, piano, smoke, dining, kitchen, firing conveniences; h. and c bath; p.w.c; throe minutes Queen-street; terms' moderate—4B. Nelson-street. City. SINGLE and Double Beds, use of bath and all conveniences, from 3s per week.— Mokai. near top Grey-st., City. (5 N O M A. SONOMA. ALFRED-ST. (close to Albert Park). This favourite Private Hotel has now completed the important additions; 15 rooms have been added and fitted with all modern requirements. Remanents, Tourists, and Married Couples may now obtain first-class accommodation at a Reasonable Tariff. MRS. NAIRN. Proprietress. 'Phone 725. " QORRENTO. 3. GRAFTON ROAD, near Choral Hall Having had several rooms added to this favourite House, we have now ample SUPERIOR ACCOMMODATION FOR TOURISTS AND PERMANENT BOARDERS. All modern conveniences. 'Phone 1708. MISS C. BURKE. rTVHE MANSIONS. WHITAKER PLACE. i. SYMONDS-ST.. One Minute from Car. VACANCIES FOR TOURISTS AND PERMANENTS. Forty rooms, large and lofty: in 2i acres ground. Panoramic view of harbour and Domain grounds from five balconies. Billiard Table. Everything up to date. 'Phone 2724. MRS. CARTER. Wanted to Buy. APPAREL.— Mrs. Martin. 350, Queen-street, opp. Grey Statue. Largest Buyer in Auckland of Left-off Clothng, Traveling Trunks, Jewellery. Boots, etc. 'Phone 3303. CABIN Travelling Trunks, wanted to purchase, leather, wood, or canvas pre- ; ferred.— P. 0.. Box 347. ;__ OnFoMDATED STATUTES of New ZeaCONSOLIDATED STATUTES of New Zealand; must be cheap. Quote cash price. —Student. P.O. Box 250. Auckland. LAST Year's Technical College Text J Books; good prices given.—The Book Exchange, 14, Victoria-street East. MRS. BOTTERILL Buys Ladies'. Gent.'s, and Children's Superior Misfits and Left-off Clothing. Letters promptly attended to—Elliott-street, two doors from Wellesieystreet. 'Phone 3480. SAFE.— second-hand Fireproof Safe wanted.—Particulars to P.O. Box 672. Wanted to Sell. CONTENTS of six-roomed house; owner leaving Auckland: only £35: rent, 14s. —Andrews's Registry, 255. Ponsonby Road. -_ r\f\ (£1) Shares in Waipa Railway and XUU Collieries, Limited, for cash; 10s per share paid up.—Address offers S.M., P.O. Box 365, Auckland. T" AM JABS—Glass, 21b. Is 6d doz: other sizes equally as cheap.—Hildreth and Sons. Customs and Victoria Streets. W "ANTED to Sell. In any quantltyi CLEAN WTUTE PAPER FOR WRAPPING, Price low.—Apply JOBBING DEPARTMENT. HERALD Office. 1