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New Zealand Herald, Volume L, Issue 15251, 14 March 1913, Page 1

Situations Wanted. ACCOUNTANT Clerk, thorough, capable, adaptive, quick, accurate, and expert advertisement writer, seeks employment; ; credential— Fortiori, 554. HERA-P. ___ BUTCHER requires situation, good slaughterman; shop or round, etc.—C. Bayer, • Rata Street. Ta Aroha. ...-' . COOK, woman, .experienced, seeks position in country hotel.— Urgent, Z., ±"08t Office. Hamilton. . - J r"100K. woman, reliable, experienced, wants 5 V> Position hotel,. boardinghouser other i help in kitchen; references; recommend.— ' Central Registry, Queen Street. _ DRESSMAKER, with long experience, wants Position in city, or country Dressmaker, 606, HEBALP. . ENGLISHWOMAN would give nine weeks' services to lady or children for pas- • sage to England; thoroughly trustworthy and experienced; good references.—Homeward. 460, HERALD. . > TAARBtER and General Blacksmith wante 1? work, town or country-— '«», t HBBA-P. t ■ FITTER and. Machinist eeeke. «tuation; good knowledge of electrical work. " generating station experience; ex. reier- . ences.—B. Dyson, Okahukara. __ HOUSEKEEPER to Gentleman, or maid—Woman, elderly. sitaa--1 tion; experienced; Scotch., -McPherson > Chester Street, Mount Eden. — ■: *^ ; I__________vj@^ MAN* young, used to norses.-Esß.. 571. capacity; wed to noraes.-EB.. 571, " HEBAXP. ■ — I Tt/EAN, young. 28. married. sefisOtaatdon JJ_rany capacity; new arrival; good refs. ' —K-F7496. HEBAIP. , MAN, competent, wants ana «e _?' rtieep station; 10 years' expenenoeManager, P. 0.. Hamilton. — 1 TI/TANr married, wants position on farm; I Mno for'wife; good horseman; take . charge if required.— 526, HEBAIJ). AN. young, wishes to work on farm: no good borne before i wages.—EJ».. 1. Devon Street. Newton Road. MAN, young. 12 years* legal and commercial r *xperience London, "**>s£*s■ ' of trust; excellent testimonialß.-Scribe, &». ' HEBALP. ... . — ' /TAN. young, seeks job manager sheep ' Mor station: experienoed--Reply. stating salary, to A. W- Frigley, P. 0.. Te . Awamutu. ; : - MAN. young, trustworthy, ocoustomed to general farm work, seeks «wlo?g__; " state wages given.-Worker. care Under- ' wood. Papakura. . - SAN. young, wants situation in butter* four years' experience; referI ences 'Denmark butter factory.-Ad-dress at HE-.A-P. . -, MAN, young, experienced chainman and linesman, fowled.* of logarithms, J would like engagement, town or country. I Versine, 550, HEBAJJ). . — ' 11/ TAN. young, respectable, new arrival, . M wantS Position, L mental institution, learner on farm; can, i Registry. Queen Street. MACHINIST, competent, wants to ,^ k charge of M mouldtog I maohinesr country preferred.— address. L apply HEBAJJ). _ — ' TI/TILKERS, three, want herd 100 Cows, ' M next season, machines; three years ex- . perience Sulking •plant.-Central Registry. Queen Street. ; , _ '' -\JTBS. MEREDITH, Trained Nurse, open • M for «aw«ements; attends ladies in their homes.—Care J- Hammond. Station . Road, Avondale. ' __.. NURSE, with two years' good experience, wants, immediately, private nursing or . re-engagement . private- hospital. — ow, ' HEBALP. ■ - I ' _ OFFICE-Oleaning. Scrubbing, etc wanted; • \J references given.—Experienced, oil, » J HEBALP. ■ ■ . :■'■"■-■■ ■ ■ ■" -.- • /OFFICES wanted to clean by respectable XJ Young Woman; references given.— i C.W.. 4947R1!8AEg. _. • "position of. 'Btifajßowm&i**., Lady IS Help, or Nu»#rFGoverneßS| good lwane , first consideration.— 539. HEBAIP- " SALESMAN, Packer, or Despatoh Clerk. IO . hardware, general ironmonger, eeelra ' Situation; 10 1 years* experience.— . 506, HEBA-D. ' ' . , 1 QALESMAN in Furniture and Furnishing ' O Business, new arrival from Old 1 Country, seeks Situation, town or country; «xperienoed.-L.G., 612, HEBAXP. SALESMAN, energetic/ practical, d«"jf»f change; wishes to represent good house; " English' and colonial experience, excellent . testimonials.-Worker. 635, HEBA-P. SEED, Grain, and Produce "Merchants.— Advertiser, aged 33, with thorough know- ' ledge of the* trade, requires position as , manager, salesman, or any position or trust; good references.— 527, HEBALP. 1 CHOEING Smith, experienced, capable of ' O taking charge, awaiting engagement: ; light or heavy work; references.—Practical 1 Farrier, 87, Symonds Street. • SITUATION on farm wanted by .Lad (18); used to farm work, and can milk; good ' references.— Matangi P.O. SIMPLEX Operator, qualified, seeks position as Simplex Operator or Linotype ' Probationer, in or near Auckland.—Simplex, 491, HEBAXP. ■ ________ TO Farmers.—Youth (17) wishes to hear of instructive employment on General • Farm near Auckland-—P.M.. HEBALP. TRAVELLER, town, open, for engagement in hardware; calling on builders, etc. Well up in the hardware.—Energetic, 551, HERALD. __________■ WOMAN, young, most respectable, wants work by the day, washing or. cleanExperienced, 536, HEBALP. -j ;.«■■■ . J f Pupils Wanted. PIANO, Violin. Singing— thoroughly taught by young lady (diploma) homes visited; terms, advance 30s quarter.—Apply • Diploma A. 270. HERAI.P. Miscellaneous Wanteds. ASPHALT Tennis Court wanted to Lease for winter season.— terms and conditions to Tennis, 578. HEBAIP.' ARCHITECTS' Assistants wanted, to take instruction by mail.—Architects and Buflders' Correspondence School of N.Z., H.M. Arcade. \■ . ' Wanted to Buy. APPAREL.— Martin, 350, Queen Street, opp. Grey Statue. Largest Buyers in i Auckland of Leftroff Clothing. Travelling i Trunks. Jewellery. Boots, etc. 'Phone 3303. 8~~ AND SAW (32in or 36in), Buzz Planer and Thicknesser, Three-side Planer, Office Safe (fireproof), wanted to Buy for cash.—-Chip, P. 0., Hamilton. CAMERA, second-hand, Cannan. suitable or showground work; must be good.— , Particulars to Paul Dann, Wharepoa. HORSE, staunch and sound, for. grocer's cart.—Apply Better, Grocer, 51, Great North Road. ___ LADIES AND GENTLEMEN wishing to dispose of their LEFT-OFF or MISFIT WEARING APPAREL will receive highest value from MRS. ALDEIDGE, opp. Y.M.CjA... Welleslev Street West. Communicate by letter or 'Phone 2928. . MRS. BOTTERILL buys Ladies', Gent.'s. and Children's Superior Misfit and Left-off Clothing. Letters promptly attended to.—Elliott Street, two doors from Wellesley |. Street. 'Phone 3488. TOOLS.— Wanted to Purchase—Carpenters', Plumbers', and Tools of any descrip- . tion, large or small quantities; highest cash • price.—Clarkson, 38, Ponsonby Road. r TO 20 TONS OF 14 TO 22L8 [ TEAM RAILS WANTED. TIMBER. 464. HEBAXP. T> KISSIN. 102, HOBSON STREET, BUYS AND SELLS MISFIT AND LEFT-OFF CLOTHING, BOOTS. JEWELLERY, ETC. Tailor-Made Misfit Suits always on hand. pENT. 'S ' pLOIH IN Q. We Buy. Sell. Exchange, Alter, Repair, or entirely renovate, any, article of Gent's Clothing Best prices for country Parcels. 10s to 60s offered for Suits, etc. Goods returned if prices not satisfactory. 'Phone No. 3976, and we will calL THE LONDON CLOTHING. CLEANING. AND BEPAIBING CO4. Gt. North Bd.. near Ponsonby Reservoir. Open till 8 p.m. -TTrraEBE TO SELL FUBNITURE. Best Prices. Prompt Settlements. Entries invited for Auction Sales. We alto Buy Outright for Cash. WALKER AND COABLEY, Xj£#toNmJMSfe*b ■ f Hw_e 527-