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New Zealand Herald, Volume L, Issue 15483, 15 December 1913, Page 1

Situations Wanted. BARMAN, smart, wants situation; good I UL> references.— H.L.B., 618, HERALD. j BARMAN, good, 2 years' experience, Feild- ! ing, desires position in country; distance no object.—Bell's Registry, City Chambers. i BUSH Contractors.—Wanted employment by Log Hauler Driver after Christmas. , Loco, ticket.—Experience, 623, HERALD, j BONUS offered by young gont. for suitable employment; warehouse or similar; ' highest local refs; abstainer.—Fidelia, 638, HERALD. | BOOK-KEEPER, competent, wants work, : town or country, offico or warehouse; correspondence; teetotaller, references.— D.E., 627, HERALD. __ ' CHEF, first-class man, wants position, hotel, club, select boardinghouso- 111 years' references, two places.—Central Registry, 167. Queen St. ' DRIVER.— Man requires position' city or suburb; also had experience , chemical packer; late of mounted specials- i Reference, 677, HERALD. j GENTLEWOMAN, domesticated, would give services for nice home; small remuneration.—H.A.. 601. HERALD. •_ GARDEN, Lawn, Orchard, Rockery, and Rustic Work wanted—Gliddon-Richard--1 and Parnell, 'Phone 1398. HARVEST and Threshing-mill Hand seeks engagement.— State terms, E. Booker, I Waitoa. HOUSEKEEPER-Lady from Home, with one child, wants position; good cook — I P '°" 801 802 ' Auckland - HOUSEKEEPER, Gent, or Comp. Lady, thoroughly exp., excellent cook and manageress: business or private.—Matronly, 626, HERALD. ___ .■ HOME wanted with kind people for 8 young girl with child of 8 months; , ; good worker.—Address at HERALD, IRONMONGER. 24 years' sound Home experience in all branches of the trade, seeks position: wholesale, retail, or Traveller. -G. Pine, 79. Wakefield Street, Auckland. ■ LADY would like homo refined family, as Companion-Help; only small remuneration wanted; country preferred.—Sincere, ; 606. HERALD. , LADY, young, willing to take care of home and small family for month of January during parents' absence; seaside or country preferred,—Write Reasonable, 618. HERALD^ T IVE MAN WANTS SITUATION AS i JJ WORKING MANAGER ' ■on agricultural farm or station. Judge of all kinds of stock, familiar with any implement; married; one child. • FARMER, P. 0., Thames._ MAN, young, wants situation on farm; no milking; small experience.— 615, HERALD. , MAN, young, sober, used to horses, wants job in town; good refs..—Team, G.P.0., Auckland. MAN, useful, wants position of trust, any capacity; good reference; town.— CD., 653, HERALD. MAN, young, desires Position as Assistant or Clerk; city business house preferred. ! -Lock, 183, Hobson St. MAN, young, respectable, wants opportunity to learn farming, near Auckland. . State wages given.—Learner, 642, HERALD. MARRIED Couple wants position on farm husband any farm work, wife light - house duties.— c.o. Post Office, Te Aroha. I TV/TANAGERSHIP Motor Business Required. IVL —Managing director of large English ' find desires similar position N.Z.; own • business 25 years.—Managership, 580, i HERALD. i j —— NURSE, trained, wants permanent position, care of invalid or child: town or coun- ' try.—Nurse, Mt. Eden P.O. MURSE-Companion, linguist, wants posili tion; excellent references.— Box 84, Rotorua, or Nurse, P. 0., Remuera. PORTER. -Wanted Employment in hotel m Night, Poitet.-Wtite Willing, 595. Herald. SHORTHAND Writer and Typist wants position in city office.—'Phone. 2033. SISTERS. 2, from Home,, want' situations in hotel as housemaids or waitresses; • Auckland or suburbs.—Penny, Manurewa. , ) ; 1 ,1170111511, good, wants gardening, digi 11' ding, '. hedge 'clipping; references,— , A.L.F., 650, herald; ■■• WASHING and Ironing wanted. Mondays, Tuosdays, Wednesdays, or whole week; , refs—Q., 616, HERALD. i'QAWMILLERS. ' , I am prepared to,take charge of the working of any bushes for any company or firm, after the Christmas holidays: 16 years' experience of ' bush work all its branches. References. TIMBER, Box 1078, Auckland. > Pupils Wanted. DRESSMAKING.— Classes in Theory and Practice, 61, Strand Arcade. Evening by arrangements.—Miss Maxey, lato Head • Dressmaker. Veitch and Allan. Wellington. MISS AYLING. — Woodcarving, Pokerwork, Stencilling. Articles designed or plain. Price lists sent. Classes day and evening. Strand Arcade. DRESSMAKING AND MILLINERY CLASSES. Mrs, King, who has London. Parisian, and , Colonial experience, will take classes at her Rooms, 175. Symonds St. (opp. Lyric Theatre). Cutting and drafting taught. Perfectly cut and fitting patterns supplied. Private classes for friends by arrangement. Hours: Morning. 10 to 12; afternoon, 2 to 6; evening. 7 to 9. End of Id section. PUPILS WANTED - SHORTHAND. TYPEWRITING. & BOOK-KEEPING. STOTT AND HOARE, 23. Swanson Street. 1 "1 Miscellaneous. HEAVY Durable Plating, Cruets, Tableware. Motor and Engine Parts, Shopfittings. Oxidising and Lacquering. Work guaranteed.—Shaw, 106, Albert St. NEW PIANOS I , NO DEPOSIT!! Full Iron-framed Pianos from 6s a week.-28, High St. TORA-LINE means sound lungs. Speakers and Singers take Tora-line. Obtainable at all leading Chemists. Is and 2s. » EVERYBODY'S DOING IT. What? Buying a piano for 6s a week at the No Deposit Piano Co.. 28, High St. HOME ALWAYS MERRY AND BRIGHT —If you buy a Piano without any de-No-Deposit Piano Co.. 28, High St. WHEN you take TORA-LINE you know why everybody takes TORA-LINE-PIANOS! PIANOS!! PIANOS! II From 6s a week.— No-Deposit Piano ; Co., 28, High St. " BATHING Costumos.—We are showing some nice lines in Gent's and Youths' « Bathing Costumes. Prices range from Is 3d ) to 6s 6d.—Mcßride, Cash Tailor. Coatumior, . and Outfitter. 11 and 13. Victoria St. West. EXCHANGE YOUR OLD PIANO. Full value allowed.—The No-DeDosit i Piano Co.. 28, High St. PIANOS! WITHOUT ANY DEPOSIT Select your instrument. We deliver in-No-Deposit Piano Co.. 28, High St. MADAME HYLAND, Pro Bono Publico, Popular Phrenologist, Clairvoyant Character Reader. Consultations, 9 a.m to 10 p.m.—llß, Upper Queen St. MRS. HARRIS ROBERTS, 19. Picton St.. Ponsonby, 2 to 9. Public Circle, FriI days, 8 p.m. Handwriting carefully' diag- • nosed. ]\,fADAME CURRIE. Great Physician-Tho IUL only Mystic Medium in New Zealand. ' Clairvoyanto and Crystal Seer. How to win love and reunito those who had sadly . mourned their loss. Hours, 10 a.m. to 10 p.m.—182, Victoria St. W. RUSSELL'S TONIC PILLS are the best and most successful. 2s 6d aud 4s 6d. ' All Medicines, etc.. POST FREE; by return on receipt of postal notes. Special Mail Order Department.— Russell, Chemist, opp. P. 0., Upper Symonds Street. Auckland. ALLISON PIANOS.-The Great English ! J\ Pianos,—Sole Agents, E. and F. Piano ! Agency. Ltd. S. Coldicutt, Manager. FRANK HOWLETT. 209. Newton.-Cheap-est Hairworker in New Zealand. Send for Price List of Switches and Fringes. SUMMER Underwear.—Just what you want for this hot'weather. Pure Wool, Wool and Cotton, or Plain Cotton Singlets, from Is 6d to lis 6d; Drawers, from Is lid to 12s 6d —Mcßride, Cash Tailor, Costumier, and ; Outfitter, 11 and 13, Victoria St. West. BOWLERS, Cricketers, etc.—Wo stock White Coats and Trousors in Serge, Flannel. Gabicord. etc. Also, Tennis Shirts, 1 in endless variety. You will find the prices ■ and quality Mcßride, Cash Tailor, i Costumier, and Outfitter. 11 and 13, Victoria Bt. West.