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New Zealand Herald, Volume L, Issue 15481, 12 December 1913, Page 1

Situations Vacant. BENCHMAN, experienced, wanted for Sawmill; good wages to good man.— Fagg_Bros.. Horopito. BAKERS.— wanted to help in bakehouse, and make himself useful.— Bartrom. King St., Pukekohe. BOY, ago about 16, for packingroom.— Brown, Barrett, and Co., Customs St E. BOYS wanted to sell lollies in theatres.— 47. Wakefield St. __ COSTUME Machinists and Finishers wanted immediately.—Morran's Clothing Facto. England St.. l'onsonby. COSTUMES — Good Costume Coat VV Machinists wanted; only first-class hands need apply.—T. W. Hutton. Wellesley St. . P 0 A T MACHINIST WANTED IMMEDIATELY. Power; constant work guaranteed. Wages, 355. 56, QUEEN STREET. HAIRDRESSER, first-class.-Lumsdcn and ' Smith, Vice-Regal Hairdressers, 281, , Queen St. LAD, strong, Champtaloup and , -i Edmiston. Booksellers, Queen St. lAD. strong, wanted to learn the trade.— -l A. Larsen. Horseshocr and General Smith. Pokeno. LADY, young, wanted for office; previous experience preferred.—W. A. Thompson and Co.. 287. Queen St. LADY wanted, must have knowledge of general drapery.—Apply Jobbing Warehe use, 180, Karangahape Rd., next Bank of New Zealand. LADY Assistant required for country General Store, with knowledge books preferred; duties to commence January.— Storekeeper, 571, HERALD. ' TVTILLINERY.— Improver wanted for 111 Millinery, also Apprentice for Counter. ; —M. A. Bennett. Upper Symonds St. ] MAN, young, wants situation on farm; no JL.il milking; small experience.—G.B., 615, 3IEBALD. MEN, strong, wanted for casual store work.— 8 a.m. sharp, W. S. Laurie and Co., Customs St. MEN, respectable, a few, to canvass and ill sell Crumpets, on good commission, with or without board.— Hargreaves St. MAN, young, capable, wanted for Dairy; able to drive milk waggon; knowledge of machines preferred, thoifh not essential; good home; 30s weekly and found.— at HERALD. MAN, YOUNG, SMART, iVI AS ELEVATOR ATTENDANT. One with previous experience preferred. MILNE AND CHOYCE, LTD.. Queen Street. PROBATIONER wanted for country hosMatron. HERALD. SHOEING t Smith, first-class, wanted for Te Kuiti; one able to do general work preferred.— at once. J. Pomeroy and Co., Ltd.. Hamilton. TAILORESSES.— Wanted, at once-Good Trouser Hands.— Sartorial Service, Ltd.. 159, Queen St. WOODMAN, first-crass, wanted for Old- » » established Blacksmithing, Implement, and Carriage Business; one able to do coachpajnting preferred; as a Partner with a first-class blacksmith to take over the business.—For particulars, apply JOHN BURNS AND CO., LTD., Customs St. YOUTH, SMART, RESPECTABLE, WANTED FOR OUR TAILORING DEPARTMENT. SCHNEIDEMAN BROS., LTD., The Empire Tailors. 219, Queen Street. TTAWKE'S BAY DISTRICT. Required immediately, fully-qualified Nurse to take over interest in Private Hospital. Gross annual takings average £600 per annum. Capital required, £200. Full particulars apply LANCET, 548, HEBALD. JJAWERA HOSPITAL. Wanted, immediately— CERTIFICATED NURSE FOR THE HAWERA HOSPITAL. Salary, commencing at £60 p.a. Applications to be accompanied by testimonials to the Matron, C. E. PARRINGTON. Secretary. T7ITCHEN PORTER WANTED FOR TE KUITI. One night train to meet. Apply, to-day. between 3 and 5, 18, GREY BUILDINGS, HIGH STREET. ] AD WANTED FOR THE HARDWARE TRADE. Apply BARDIE BROS. MEDICAL. Applications are invited from duly qualified medical practitioners for the position of Medical Officer to the United Friendly Societies in Tenterfield, N.S.W. Rate, 24s per member per annum (to cover everything except medicine, accouchements, and mileage). I resent membership of lodges, ,330 members. Right of private practice allowed. Applicaturns close December 11. 1913, with A. E. YOUNG, Hon. Secretary. United Friendly Societies. Tenterfield. TVTELSON HOSPITAL AND CHARITABLE AID BOARD. Applications are Invited from Duly Certificated Lady Dispensers for the Position of Dispenser and Book-keeper at the Nelson Hospital. Salary £100 per annum, with Board and Residence. Applicants to state previous experience, and also the earliest date on which they would be prepared to take up their duties. Applications (with testimonials enclosed) to _ o!™™.°-,.% undersigned not later than SATURDAY, January 10. prox. S. BLOMFIELD, mi „ , Secretary. Nelson. December 6. 1913. OTOREMAN . DESPATCH CLERK & THOROUGHLY COMPETENT, WANTED. With Local Knowledge of the Trade. Salary, £3 per week. Apply by letter only, with copies of testimonials. STOREMAN, L. D. NATHAN AND CO., LTD. WELLINGTON DIOCESAN COLLEGI- '' ' ATE SCHOOL FOR GIRLS. NGA TAWA. MARTON. Required for Term commencing February 3— A FIRST ASSISTANT MISTRESS (Resident); French or German qualifications preferred. Salary. £120. Also. JUNIOR HOUSE MISTRESS. To teach Needlework and Cookery Salary. £50. Apply THE PRINCIPAL. Miscellaneous Wanteds. MAN, with leisure, take half-share small Oil Launch for fishing and pleasure. Leisure, Ponsonby P.O. -t PLANT Cabbage. Onion. Broccoli. Savoy Cabbage, Leeks. Brussels Sprouts. Kumaras, Tomatoes.—Well-hardened plants only from Arthur Yates and Co.. Ltd., Lower Albert St. BANKS, the Expert Tailor, will make up your material, latest styles, at very low charges; remodelling a speciality.—H M Arcado. 'Phone 4262. MOTOR CARS. RACING CARS, TAXICABS, Etc.-Finc toys for the Children—ls Gd to 15s. REW'S Stores. Queen Street and Newton. WE deliver Tauplr., Westport, Newcastle, and all Coals, also Firewood, to any part of the City and Suburbs at lowest rr.tes.—Winstone, Ltd.. Union Buildings, Customs Street East, Symonds Street, and Mount Eden. GERSTENA Porridge Meal is cooked in 2 minutes. The housewife's boon. Contains no waste matter.—At all Stores, J.b Id per bag. pORNS! CORNS! CORNS !-Remcve them \J by using Corneata o: Pink Corn Cure.— Lamb, Chemist, Newton. THE best Rubber Heels that money can , buy are REDFERN'S. Don't force! that. REDFERN'S, please! 8