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New Zealand Herald, Volume L, Issue 15261, 27 March 1913, Page 1

Situations Wanted. • ACCOUNTANT-Clerk, 17 years' experi- • JX ence; thorough, accurate, adaptive, exi . pert advertisement writer, seeks employment.—Capable. P.O. Box 979. . , !TJ OCT Repairer, good all-round man, ' JD wants work;: first-class pump hand.— Pumps. 754, HEBAM). BUTCHER, all-round tradesman, desires situation; good references.— , I 741, .HEBALD. ■ GOOK and Bread Baker, firstHslass,isengaged April; capable taking management or any place of trust; teetotaller; highest references. — T., m, HgBALP - ■. .•■ COMMISSION- Agents, Eto.-Wanted situation by enegrgtic young man, steady, . reliable, good address:, experience as •ales* man.—J.M., 760, HEBALJO. ... ■ . { T,OMESnCATED person wants light, ' -M . general work; no washing; state particulars; reference.—Stranger, 736. HEBAta;. DRESSMAKER, competent, wants Work by ( ' day or week.-Experienced. 774, HEBALD. DRESSMAKING taken in; aUo plain sewing, neat and stylish work.—lß2, Vic- ' torla Street West. ' .. DRESSMAKER, competent, wants sewing by, day, or charge of country wora- ■ room—Dressmaker, 757, HE&AU>. ELECTRICIAN, newly arrived, desires immediate appointment; thoroughly pro- ; ficient all branches; willing take charge prlTa te plant.-Electric. 734, HEBALD. .. XJ*ABMEBB.-^bd i home wanted for boy. ' : -'. aged 16, on farm; nsed to farm work--~L.J.. 729.JaEBALD. ■ • • -"""-'' ■-'■ '■■- . ■•.■''' FARMERS.— Taranaki man, first-class mil- - - ker, full knowledge stock rwould manage, dairy farm;; refewneear-WorKer, . /32, HEBALD. ■-';■■ 5.:,; ■■ ;;-: ■.:■:■,, y.-V- : ;,. ':■ ._.. ■' .. :^-:. GARDENER, experienced, ' wants work.; day or half-day; regular, Epsom or BemuTacoma, care Fookes, Chemist, Newmarket. . ■ ■■ - : - ■'- •..:■• ' ,■-■:■") -"-■■ ">■ ' y GENERAL, Ught; young woman -A go anywhere.—A"-'- by - letter, Miss MoInnes, Waikato House. - ■■■■ : GENTLEWOMAN desires morning engagement; do mending, teach music, or read to. invalid.—H.S., 755, HERALD. ■ HOUSEKEEPER wants position in country, XI near Auckland.— Registry, 11, ;.Phioe-. nix Chambers. , . ■' HOUSEMAID or Nursemaid—Respectable young Woman seeks position: good references.—X.Y.Z., care of Fopkea, Chemist, Newmarket. '' HOUSEKEEPER .. (experienced) requires position: country preferred can recommend.— Registry; 22. City Chambers. Queen Street 'Phone 1702. t HOUSEKEEPER-Wanted by an ; experienced middle-aged Woman, position ■ as Housekeeper to gentleman or gentlemen s i bach; near- town.-Oakes, 742, HEBALD. .; IMPROVER to : Chemistry wants position; , wholesale or retail.— stating ! wages, to Experienced; 769, HEBALD. ..-;■ , ■ IRONER, good, wants work; American experienoe.— 753, HEBALD.' LADY, young, hairdresser and manicurist, with knowledge of hairwork. seeks position.— HEBALD. v - LADY,-' young, saleswoman, with knowledge of millinery, seeks position in country town.— HEBALD. - LADY requires position Help or, Companion; domesticated. particulars, wages, etc.. to M., 735, HEBALD. • . " LADY, young, smart, intelligent, seeks position as Usher, or Ticket-Seller in theatre.—Yankee, 772..HE8ALD.., • ? ; LADY, young, would give £10 and, services . during voyage in return for passage to England; good sailor.-H.T., 765, HEBALD. IT' ' 'E' .G " "'A "L. Competent, experienced Law Clerk desires Sosltion In city oflloe; for references, qualications, etc., write ..._>_ _„ w_>. T »i • » MOJO. 768. HEBALD. LIGHT Nursing required by experienced, JU trustworthy Person; references;-town preferred.--Bell's Registry, 22.0ity Chumbers. 'Phone 1702. . , :;,■;» . MAN, young." situation; in;- country . store; five years' experience.—L.F., 748, HEBALD. ■.... .- : .. -'-'-;' • '■■ ' ■ ■ - -■. .-:.;. ' / _-A^'''yourig,'23;'' v s^ka ; experience; near" Auckland.— : T2&;miS£t>. , ■:..-■. _.:,--' ■..■>-■-■■ ■■- v- - - MAN,' married; good ploughman, seeks situation on farm; no' duties for wife; own cottage-—No.- 57,. HEBALD. ' ■■■-. MAN, single, seeks sit. on .dairy or general farm; - good' milker, used to . horses; refs.-D. Wilson. G.PO-. Auckland. MAN, young, new arrival, wants situation, Porter, Watchman, Messenger, or any position of trust; excellent references. —Anxious, 709, HEBALD. MARRIED Man. 2 children, wants position gardener, milker, farm hand ; competent; own cottage, recommend; excellent references.— Registry, 167, Queen Street. "\TlLKEß..ploughman, young, married allJLVA. round hand; good reference.—E.G.. care Evans. Halston Road, Auckland. i MOTOR-Driver,' 5 years' experience, married, wants, situation; taxi-car or private.— P. 0., Hamilton. _^ , ■ . • ■ ■ ■ —i" . —■ 1 ——- . . . . ; ~— PAPER ' Trade.—Wanted job as storeman by . young man. trustworthy, hardworker; experience two - years.—. 758, ■Herald. ■■ ■■ . - ■ SALESMAN, smart, young, five years' ex; perience, . awaits engagement;.. mercery or clothing.—Capable, 752, HEBALD. WRITING or PJain Sewing ■ wanted by Young Lady during evenings; used tc offioe work.—Urgent. P. 0.. Hamilton. 117IDOW, with boy 11, wants position VV Cook;- country boardinghouse; or competent milker, housekeeper, farm.—Central Registry. 167, Queen Street. • YOUTH (18), wants position office or ware-house.-P., 718, HEBALD. ■ ' Pupils Wanted. ' MISS AYLING. — Woodcarving. Pokerwork. Stencilling. Articles designed or plain. Price lists sent Classes day and evening.— Stvand Arcade. : PIANO; SiUgihg, Violin, Mandolin, and Banjo; terms, £1 10s per quarter (in advance).— Bros-.. 35. Howe Street, Newton, .opposite Girls' ; Grammar . School. TRANCING AND DEPORTMENT. MISS M. MILLER will open her Glasses foi Ballroom Dancing on WEDNESDAY EVENINGS, commencing April 9, in the Odd--1 fellows' Hall. . Parnell. Private lessons ty arrangement. Terms, ■ etc.. MISS M. MIL LER. Chelsea- . . . _, .. . . : . ARCHITECTS AND BUILDERS' CORRESPONDENCE SCHOOL OF N.Z. . Courses for Architects, Builders, ' Carpenters, . and other Building Trades Studen's Write for prospectus. i ARCHITECTS AND \ BUILDERS' ■ CORRESPONDENCE SCHOOL OF NEW ZEALAND. H.M. Arcade, Queen Street. , TJAOK WARD EDUCATION. Persons; any age, can receive Private 1 Tuition; no classes; reasonable, terms; all subjects. . HANSARD. 31, Shortland Street. DRESSMAKING AND MILLINERY CLASSES. ~ Mrs. King, who has London. Parisian, and Colonial experience, will take classes at her rooms, 175; mends Street (opp. Lyric Theatre). Cutting and drafting taught Perfectly cut and fitting patterns supplied. Private classes for friends by arrangement Honrs: Morning, 10 to 12; afternoon, 2 to 6; , evening, 7 to 9. End of Id section. rn'UITIOB IN MASSAGE > MRS. OREIGHTON RAISE. • The longest-established Teaoher of Massage in London, has opened a BRANCH OF m HER LONDON ESTABLISHMENT IN WELLINGTON. She instructs Ladles in Scientific Massage of e\4ry kind, including General, Swedish, Weir-Mitchell. Electricity, and Swedish Drill. , Pupils can join at any time.. Every lesson on living subject. Certificate when proficient Author of the " art of Massage." Address: 27, MAY STREET. WELLINGTON. Phone 254. «——■——" —55BHS mmmmm '—»—■■—— ——■_) •VTTHERE TO SELL FURNITURE. Best Prices Prompt Settlements. Entries invited for Auction Sales. We also Buy Outright for Cash. WALKER AND COAKLEY. Auctioneers. High Street . 'Phone 527. PIANOS unpacking, by Rbnisch and best makers; cash, wholesale, or from 5s weekly Call to-day or get. catalogue.— Moore and Co., Customs Street East: (opp Parnell cars*. , • MADAME HYLAND (late-America). Phrenologist. Clairvoyant©, Character-reader. Palmist; 9 a-m to. 10 p.m.—418, Upper Queeu stwet l°W' Town *W& •