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New Zealand Herald, Volume LI, Issue 15551, 7 March 1914, Page 1

Domestics Wanted. /""jOOK-General, experienced, wonted; small "1 v . family; wages, 15s.—Box 14, Okoroire J Springs. COOK-General, with laundry 255, without / 20s; two adults, infant nurse kept; ' for Ladies' Mile, Ellerslie.—Mrs. Charlton C Dawson, Mon Desir, Takapuna. . good plain, wanted.Mrs. H. " Horton,' corner of Portland Road, K Remuera. t nOOK and Housemaid, good, wanted for _ v Naitisiri Boardinghouse, Hun.tly. I COOK and Housemaid wanted for Gis- n borne.— Wallis, Ellesmere, Princes St.. Between 6 and 7 p.m. 1 OOMPANION-Help wanted by elderly X, lady; . easy place.—Mrs. Hardy, Mt. 1 Albert. J nENERAL, smart, wanted; 17s 6d.80n i VT Marche, Newton GENERAL wanted, capable: references.— J vJT Mrs. J. A. Stewart, Kainga Tonu, Ranfurly Road, Ep3om. £ GIRL, good, willing, to assist in housevX work; light duties, easy place, good J home.Onehunga Registry. ' GIRL, young, wanted to assist in house- ® work; to sleep at home preferred.— . Monro, the Manse, Rexauera. GIRL, young, wanted to assist in house- f work; no washing.— Mrs. - Crossman, Cameron St., Melrose, Devvonport. TTOUSEMAID wanted by Aurora Hotel, 1 J1 Victoria St. W., City. ! TTELP. good, reliable, wanted for country J.A home, must be fond of children.— , Leonard Allen, Onewhero. via 'l'uakau. :Tr ADY Help or Housekeeper, capable and XJ companionable, immediately, for one / month, for suburbs.—Address at HEBALD. ' "VrURSE, children's, experienced, wanted. -1-' Mrs. Craig, Omana, Mountain Road, , Epsom. 1 TTT OMAN wanted for Washing and Clean- - ' ' ing.—Weßtwood, Arney Rd., Remuera. | WOMAN, middle-aged, wanted, domestic ] help, small family, Mt. Eden.—Box i 118,_ P.O.', Auckland. "WfOMAN, reliable, wanted for kitchen and ' »T cooking; good wages. Vyne (opp. ] City Rd Symonds St. 1 \/V" ORKING Housekeeper, or General, tt. wanted for small family.— . Store, Epsom. ] ~\\f AITRESS, really good, required for teaV I room; good wages to suitable lady.— . Apply, giving reference, to Waitress, 216, Herald. . . WASHERWOMAN required by Mr!.. . I' Waring Jamison, Bungalow, Chelten- : ham Beach, Devonport, for half-day a week or whole day every fortnight. BURNETT'S Registry, Karangahape Rd.— ' Vacancies Housemaid-Waitress and . Boy, for Ngaruawahia; Cook-Generals, town 'Phone A 421. BELL'S Registry, 22, . City Chambers,' corner Queen and Victoria Sts.—W. Cooks, 303, town, country; Waitresses, Housemaids; Laundress, 30s; H.M.-Wait- ■ resses, 255; Second Cooks (women), Rotorua, 30s; C.-Generals, 255; Helps, 20s; Milkers, Scutchers, Lads; Camp Cook, 'Phone, ' 1702. 1 /"TJ.ARDINER '8 Registry.Cooks, 255; VT Generals, 255; t H.M.-Laundress, £1; H.M.-Waitress, —Opp. Town Hall. 'Phone 4470. . . IVICHOLL'S Registry (late Symonds St.), i." 16. H.M. —Cooks, £1, 255; 'L.- ' Helps, 15s, £1; Generals. 15s, £1. Waiting engagements—Chef, Scrub-cutters,' capable Farm Hands, M.C. 'Phone 2268. SAUNDERS'S Registry and Labour Agency, hf .... Strand Arcade.—Vacancies;. W. Cooks, 30s; Cook-Generals, 30s. 255; ' Generals and Helps 20s. 15s; Nursery- 1 maids; Waitresses. . 255. 20s; Housemaids, assist, 255, 208, for good houses; Milker and farm work, 27s 6d 20s; Youths, farms; 15s; Bushfellers, parties of 3 and 4 men each, 35b per acre; Youth, milk, useful. 20s; Garden, milk, useful, 22s 6d; 3 Married Couples, one station, two farms and free cottage. Farm Hands Wanted. ' "ROY. wanted for general farm work; good Af' . home; Protestant.' Ah Opportunity to leirn general farming.—Farmer,' 192, , ■HEBAIiD. ■' - ■■ - - '• ' T> U SHFELLERS.—6- Parties . wanted, .3. or JJ 4 men. each; 35s,per acre, Gisborne district; - stores, supplied-,Saunders's .Agency, Strand Arcade. ,■ . . PADET wanted for a Mixed Farm.— V Zealand Loan and Mercantile . Agency Co., Ltd. TV/TARRIED Couples, one for station,, ex--"•i . perienced, 2 for farms, free cottage; one wife no work, man farm work; one, both —Saunders's Registry. PLOUGHMAN, experienced, wanted.—G. H. Coldicutt, 119, Karangahape Rd., .Newton. V\7"ORKING Manager, to milk 50 cows or t t more, on ■ shares, and manage farm.— X.0.P., 170, HERALD. - Wanted to Buy. BOILER, stationary, geed second-hand, wanted. Not less than 40-h.p. and must carry not less than 1101b pressure.Forward particulars to The Mangawhero Sawmilling Co.. Ohakune. POWS (2), good, at profit, wanted.Particulara to Paltridge, Henderson. FLAX wanted, any quantity, near railway X or river, on royalty. James, Tuakau. CHARMERS.—For correct weight and high--L est price, send your pigs to Yaag Bros., Pork Butchers, Karangahape Road. T ADY]S_ Furs, complete set; state name, -LA original cost, and price accepted; also, good lady's Fur Winter, 194, HERALD. LADIES AND GENTLEMEN wishing to U dispose of their LEFT-OFF or MISFIT WEARING ApPAREL will receive highest value from MRS. ALDRIDGE, opp. Y.M.C.A Wellcsley Street West. Communi cate by letter or 'phone 2928. ' MOTOR-Car, two-seater, light, good order, i»X wanted; reasonable price.— Devonport P.O. PLATINUM Pins and Scrap wanted, £7 oz; Dental alloy, £1 oz; also. Old Artificial Teeth. On receipt of platinum pins and scrap, money cabled same day. B. Mitchell. 139-141. Russell St.. Melbourne, Victoria. CTAMPS.— prices paid.— for kJ free illustrated list.—T. Nicolle. 105, Pitt St.. Sydney. ETTER.—Wanted — Well-trained Dog.— O Give full particulars, with price, S., Post Office Box 440. STAMPS wantedN.Z. Stamps, used, 18551913, wanted for prompt cash. List free.— P. Healop. Wonthaggi, Victoria. TAMPS. — New Zealand and Island O Stamps purchased for cash. Price list , free.—C. B. Melville (late Auckland Stamp C 0.),, next Town Hall.. TENT and Fly, small.Price and where it may be seen, X.Y.Z.. 193, HERALD. good, second-hand, up-to-X date; Remington, Monarch, or Under- , Stenographer. Box 243. G.P.O. APPAREL.— Mrs. Martin. 350.' Queen St. ' (opp. Statue). Auckland, largest buyer . every description Left-off Clothing, Trunks, Ports.. Suit Cases, Jewellery, Boots, etc.— ; 'Phone 3303. Country orders solicited. CLARKSON, Dealer, 83, .Ponsonby Road, buys Tools, Bicycles, Guns, Revolvers. Jewellery, Bags, Cameras, etc. Highest prices given. MRS. BROWN, 90, Hobson Street, buys Ladies' and Gent.'s and Children's Left-off and Misfit Clothing, Boots, etc. ' Letters promptly attended to. MRS. BOTTEKILL buys Ladies'. Gent.'s, •UX and Children's Superior Misfit and Leftoff Clothing. Letters promptly attended to. —Elliott St.. 2 doors from Wellesley St. 'Phone 3488, Bottles, old rubber, and waste PRODUCTS. , In Any Quantity. Highest Prices Given ZEALANDIA TRADING COMFANY. 'Phones. 2431 and 1610. Stanley Street. fJIO JAILORS. WOOLLEN CUTTINGS BOUGHT. , TAKLE BROS., ! Union Street, Auckland. 'Phone 527. i GENT.'S MISFIT AND CAST-OFF AP- i PAREL. OVERCOATS, MACKS, 1 TRUNKS, BOOTS. PAWN TICKETS : Etc.. Etc. . GET OUR PRICES < Before giving away or selling for a mere song, i Owing to big demand we are offering from 13s to 60s per suit. Ring up 3976 and our representative will call on you. THE LONDON CLOTHING. CLEANING - and Repairing co., > ' , 4. Gt.' North Road (nr. Ponsonby Reservoir). I WE ARE BUYERS FOR CASH. In Large or Small Quantities, of ' BOTTLES. SACKS. RAGSrRUBBER. BONES, t METAL. ETC. - ( Country Consignments solicited. ' Cash re- { mittfi the laiae day as goods checked. t QLARK jgROS. (LATE TAKLE BROS.). DRAKE STREET, AUCKLAND, 'fhoM 249,