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New Zealand Herald, Volume XLIX, Issue 15123, 14 October 1912, Page 1

Situations Wanted. BUSHFELLING or Flax-cutting on contract, wanted, any quantity.—J. a.x., Post Office. Hnntly. ______ CILEBK. young lady, wants situation in ' city offices. Haa passed Junior Cml Service exams.— Lady Clerk, 697, HERALD. ■ . COOK and Baker, station, very respectable,, competent, reliable, sober man wants* position; excellent refs.—Central itegistry, Qaeen-St.. 'phone 3635. , GARDENER requires permanent situa\J tion; canmilk.-Garden. 688, HERALD. GARDENER, experienced, flowers, vegetables, etc-, seeks situation; can mil£; steady and reliable, good references.—*... 636, HERALD. _— GARDEN work wanted; every,kind of garden work undertaken, carried out satisfactorily, staff experienced gardeners.—Oiift-don-Richardson, Par-ell. 'Phone Lgg. MILKING.-Two steady and rea H!S Milkers, disengaged, want job; mU-nng only.— 692, HERALD. . AN, young, with good business train-JLt-L ing, wants position on up-to-date oeo farm as cadet.—B Cadet,_HEBALD. , MAN, young, respectable, well up in milking machines, benzine engines, wants position trust on farm, dairy, or otherwise; good milker,, conscientious worker; Home and colonial experience; good homo.-Energy, 739, _______-__-— M COUPLE, no encumbrance, want posi- . tion. man first-class gardener, wife excellent housekeeper; splendid rets.-cen-tral Registry, opp. Hutchinson s,_Q_,_____ NIGHT Watchman wants position or place of trust; steady, temperate man. 35; can eive bond if required.—Reliable, '13, HERALD. - ; . , STORE Manager or place of trust wanted by experienced man with thorough knowledge of grocery provision and general store business; first-class salesman and organiser; highest references; will be at liberty October 14.—Write Store Manager, HERALD. __ TAILORS.— Competent General Cutter, wide experience, special aptitude for ladies work, desires early appointment.—Montpelier. HERALD. ■ WATCHMAKERS Improver seeks Reengagement; has also knowledge of jewellery repairs: town or country.— Watchmaker. 643. Herald. \ HOTEL MANAGER. POSITION WANTED. 15 years' experience. Highest credentials and guarantee. W. D. DODSON, Chief Post Office.- Auckland. Apartments Wanted. BOARD and Residence, private, wanted, close town, with room to keep stablefed horse; 22s 6d per week.— Q-. HERALD. . TOME, good, wanted for healthy baby 1 boy, one month old.-No. 11, College Road. ENTLEMAN Boarder wanted, private family; every home comfort; good table, bath, and piano.—No. 4, Waitematast., Ponsonby. GENTLEMAN, respectable, with slight knowledge of farming, requires BoardResidence, as paving guest on farm.— Respectable, 741, HERALD. . PRIVATE Family.—. by French lady and her two little girls, to spend three months in Hotorna or neighbourhood. —Pleaso state terms and' particulars to L. Gauthier. Tahiti. __ EOOM wanted, partly furnished: 4s weekly; separate entrance; no objection business premises: permanent; references—Storani&n, 743, HERALD. Apartments Vacant. ACCOMMODATION, superior, .with. all.con_\veniences, electric.light. first-class table, tariff for .married couples 365.—80 . Grafton Rd. ■ • ■: ■■ ■ "■- , ....f.--ACCOMMODATION AGENCY. ■ -'A: KING 'AND ROSS, 19. 'Welle_le>Bt.V ? ' Abe Opera House. , Single. Doable, or Suites of Booms.. Fur- " nished or Unfurnished with <- or .*«£««* partiai or full board. Inspected, and recom. . mended by us. American principle. Owners see us. 'Phone 4066. ALB M A A R L H (Late Residence of Dr. Shaman). Corner of Burleigh-street and Khyber PassIs now open as a First-class Boardinghouse. The rooms are largo and well furnished. . 'Phone. 3703. ADMIRABLY situated Apartments, private balconies, sittingroom, and bedrooms; vacancies at The Mansions. Whitaker Place, Symonds-st. Tel., 2724. Billiardroom. BOARDERS.— working men wanted; home comforts; terms moderate.-Dud-ley House. Mannkau Rd.. Parnell, Id section. BOARDERS wanted; single rooms, home comforts, good tabic, h. and c bath, piano; £1.-Randwick, 31, Graham-st.. off Victoria-st. West. ; . ._ I>0 ORDERS wanted; every modern con- > vonience. hot and cold water; terms ' moderate—Mrs. Simon, Scotia Place (off ' Queen-street). ■_ . G_ ENOSMOND, LOWER' SYMONDS-STREET. MRS INGRAM. KISMET, 94. Manukau Rd., Parnell.—Good Accommodation for visitors and pprmanents: lovely harbour view.— M. Mackinnon. : ; . L" ISMORE. Manukau Rd.. Parnoll. nearly opp- Vacancies for boarders, nice ' comfortable homo; terrn3 moderate. ROOMS, front, two sunny, well-furnished, 12s 6d. no children. Private home, city; gas, fireplaces.— at Herald. ROOMS, three unfurnished, to Let. with all conveniences, good locality, young marL ried couple preferred.— Summer-St.. Pon- - BQnby. . : ROOM, front, oomiortably furnished, suit ' M.C., no children; use of diningrooin, ' all conveniences.—Marrama. Manukau Rd., ' Parnell. QPP- P.O. ROOMS— Beds 5s week, use smoke, sittingroom, piano; h. and c. bath ana 1 shower; p.w.c.; three minutes Qneen-st.— - 48, Nelson-street. City. ■ r CTAY AT CAN "DEMO. No. 3, Lower Symonds-st. Mrs. West. TOPCROFT. 22, New-street, Ponsonby.Private Board and Residence; lovely harbour view. 'Phone 3532. TBANMERE. 2, Liverpool-street— Board and Residence for respectable boarders; largo room for m.c; bath, piano. WAIARIKI, 21, Eden Crescent, Auckland. —Under new Management, Superior accommodation for Visitors and Tourists. ' 'Phone, 2062. Five minutes walk boats and trains. Pupils Wanted. DRESSMAKING.-Classes in Theory and Practice, 61, Strand Arcade. .Evening hv arrangement.—Miss Mazey. late Head Dressmaker Veitch and Allan. Wellington. TJIANOFORTE, Violin, Singing.— a X thoroughly taught by certificated d voung lady. Terms, 25s quarter. Homes v visited if desired—Diploma, 60. HBBalp. '"- SHORTHAND taught in evenings by covnt Q patent teacher at pupils •residences. -, Moderate terms.-Tmtion. 717, HERALD. ' A RTHUR NATHAN'S "GOLDEN TIPS."A The Last Word in Tea. : I' TUSH.-Fresh and Smoked Fish of tho best 1 quality, wholesale and retail. - City " Fish Market, 225. Hobson-st. FRANK HOWLETT. 209. Newton-Cheapest Hairworker in New Zealand. Send foi -• Price List of Switches and Fringes. 1 ARTHUR NATHAN'S GOLDEN TIPS."- __. Unsurpassed for Delicacy of Flavour. s -LiLORIST.-Choicc Cut Flowers daily, Weds X ding Bouquets a specialty. Funeral emblems on shortest notice— Carney 142, Karangahape ltd. "Phone, 2943. "ARTHUR NATHAN'S ''GOLDEN TIPS."A. Cannot be excelled for Flavour and - Aroma. • t -IS r»D— are showing' a grand lino oi I. 1 D Gent.'s Fancy Sox at Is 6(1. These n are lovely goods, and the colours are all ii the latest.—Mcßridc. Cash Tailor, Costumier, ). and Outfitter. Victoria-street. - riOLLARD AND COLLARD 'PIANOS-Last. V,' ing Tonal Qualities—Sole Agents, t! h and F. Piano Agency, Ltd. S. Coldicutt Manager. , "y A LPACA DUST COATS.—Just . the thing A. this warm weather. We have them ir i' all sizes from 3 to 8. and the prices range from Bs' 6d to Mcßride, Cash Tailor Costumier, and Outfitter, Victoria-street. "* T>RADNEY AND BINNS'S Boat leaves foi it JL> • S. A. Tinney's Sale of Jersey Cows at Albany. Saturday, October 19. at 9-50 a.m. ARTHUR NATHAN'S "GOLDEN TIPS."Jr\. The Perfection of Excellence.