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New Zealand Herald, Volume XLIX, Issue 14926, 26 February 1912, Page 1

Situations Vacant. APPRENTICES and Improvers wanted, to the Dressmaking.—Miss Mclndoe, Manukau Road, Parnell. APPRENTICES, Machinists, and Finlshera -A- for underclothing, shirts, and dress robes; highest pay; constant employment.— J. I. Goldsmith. Dundonald-Street, top Sy-mends-street. BOY for Stable, wanted.—Apply. J. J- Craig. Ltd., Beach Road. ___ BOY for Messages wanted, wages 10s.— ply, 68. Victoria-street. _ BOY. smart. wanted.-Apply. with references, before noon, this day, The .Dispensary, Newton, opp. P.O. BOY for Office, smart, wanted immediately; wages, 153 per week.—Apply in first instance to Merchant, P.O. Box 61, Auckland. _________ B~ LA.CKSMITHIN'G.-Go.od Improver wanted for the country, able to nail on; £1 a week and found.—Address at HBRALP. BOOK-KEEPER, D.E.. thoroughly competent, wanted for the King Country. One with a knowledge of postal work will be given preference.—Applicants to state age, experience, and salary required, to Ohura, HERALD Office. ___, CARTERS.— Wanted good, reliable Bread Carter; non-smoker preferred.— W. Fisher. Hamilton East. _____ CARPENTERS wanted; six good men — Apply on job, Victoria Road, Devonport. _ ENGINEER, Launch, with certificate, for Rotorua; must be sober man.— with references, W. Boyle Bennett, Box 30, Botorua. GIRLS, three, smart, wanted; good wages. —Onehunga Boot Factory, Onehunga. /GOVERNESS or Tutor wanted for girl 17. \JC mornings only.—Reply Governess, Box 582. G.P.O. __. GARDENER, good, also to attend to few hortes on place. Send referenoes to C.S., Box 153, Auckland. LADY Canvassers wanted; {rood gelling lino.—Apply, personally, 173, Hobsonstreet. PLASTERERS wanted at once; wages. 16s per day; fare paid both ways.Apply Leahy, Catholic Church, Hamilton. PHOTOGRAPHY.-Wanted for Rotorua, first-class Retoucher; one able to tint views preferred.— Box 49, Botorua P.O. SADDLERS-Good General Hand wanted for Rotorua saddler.— J. Wiseman and Sons, Ltd., Albert-street. TYPIST and Book-keeper, lady, wanted, for General Stores, home in private i family secured if desired by successful apApplicants to please state age I and salary required to James Cunningham, care The C.C.8., Tauranga. TRUCKERS, • three, good, wanted for J. quarry work; wages. 9s to good men; three months' work.— Mason's Quarry, Pukekawa. ' YOUTH wanted for striking; also. Message Boy.—Apply Vulcan Iron Works, Onehunga. WANTED-A SMART YOUTH FOR THE DELIVERY, age 17. Apply, W. G. HUTCHINSON, My Grocer, . Karangahape Road. Y1 ON DUO TOR WANTED, • At once, for GiSBORNE OITY band. Must be first-class man. State salary.., Applications, with copies of references, to be sent to the undersigned by March 30, ! 1912. ; ■'■ r*':;- ; ■''. ' '•••-•■' ■'"'-"•• •'■••'*' ' F. C. WILKINSON, / Secretary. P.O. Box 157, Gieborne. SCHOOL OF ' : MUSIC. PIANOFORTE TEACHER WANTED. Particulars may be obtained at the HERALD Office, or from the Secretary, .. . " ,-• ■ A. L- DESGRANGES. ' . Care Messrs. Begg and Co., Nelson. ■y-OUTH, ABOUT 16, WANTED".. FOR SHORTHAND AND TYPEWRITING. Must be smart. State age and salary to F.C., BOX 24, AUCKLAND. ANTED IMMEDIATELY.—COAT MACHINISTS, TROUSER FINISHERS, VEST HANDS. AND APPRENTICES. Apply, J. M. MORRAN, England-street, Ponsonby. AUCKLAND EDUCATION BOARD. Applications, on printed form*, will be received for the undernamed appointments until Noon on SATURDAY, March 2nd:— UPPER WAIWERA (Solo Cnarge): Salary £150. and residence of four rooms. I GRAFTON (First Lady Assistant): Salary I £180. - 1 R. CROWE, Secretary. I '■" ' , . , ==!-' - 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. GIG wanted; must seat three comfortably and be strong and fairly low build.—Price and particulars to F. Bluck, Avondale. LAST Year's Technical College Text Books; good prices given.— Book Exchange, 14, Victoria-street East. MRS. BROWN, 90, Hobson-street, buys Ladies', Gent.'s. and Children's Leftoff and Misfit Clothing, Boots, etc. Letters promptly attended to. • MRS. BOTTERILL Buys Ladies', GenVs, and Children's Superior Misfits and Left-off Clothing. Letters promptly attended to.—Elliott-street, two doors from Wellesleystreet. 'Phone 3488. :■■■-• • TURNOUT, stylish, wanted; complete or separate.—Rex, 73, HERALD. TO Hire or Purchase.— Travellers' . Hampers; state rent, etc.—Hampers, 96, HERALD, < TTf ANTEDFULL SET TEXT BOOKS ON CIVIL ENGINEERING. Full particulars and price to BOX 7, MATATA P.O. Wanted to Sell. CONTENTS of six-roomed house; owner leaving Auckland: only £35; rent, 14s. —Andrews's Registry, 255, Ponsonby Road. EDISON Gem Phonograph, playing two and four-minut© records, with 40 Records- in pood order; cheap.— Phonograph, 56. HERALD. , TAM JARS-Glaßs. 21b. Is dps: other «l sizes equally as cheap.—Hildreth and Sons. Customs and Victoria Streets. IAUNCHES. Yachts. Motor Cars, Second- _ hand Machinery. Particulars A. L. ALEXANDER & CO.. Palinerston Bldgs. SET of Second-hand Harness, in good order, unit grocer cr baker; also, Buggy set.—P. Carter, Saddler, 79, Symonds-st. HREE-SIDE Planer and Moulder, equal to new; band-saw, shapcr, jig-saw, buzzer, wood lathe, all new.—P.O. Box 525, Auckland. ___ An DIFFERENT Japanese Stamps, Is. 4-U Write for price list of other bargains. _ Tne Dominion fctamp Co., 73. Shortland-st. WHERE TO gUY pURNTTURE. j WHY PAY SHOP PRICES. >T3W FURNITURE- IS 25 PER CENT. CHEAPER FROM US.' ' Come and See for Yourself. r\':.*.', pEORGE T*TALKER AND pO., AUCTIONEERS. HIGH-ST. 'ANTED to Sell, in any quantlty- » CLEAN WHITE PAPER FOR WRAPPING. Price low.—Apply JOBBING DEPARTMENT. HERALD Office,