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New Zealand Herald, Volume LI, Issue 15558, 16 March 1914, Page 1

Situations Wanted. —— _ ___ ;j— ACCOUNTANT, 16 years' experience commercial, cost and company accounts, seeks re-engagement; good references.—Accounts, 605. Herald. BOY, willing, would like to learn milk ■*-» farming.— M.G., 630, HERALD. BAKERS.— Bread Carter wants situation; -JJ cash security, if required. — F., 369, HERALD. BUTCHER, first-class, seeks Position in . city or country.— 365, HERALD. CLERK, Junior.—Young Man, 2 years' practical technical training,. 4 months' commercial training, requires situation, town or country.— 366, HERALD. COMPANION-Help, capable, fond of country life, would assist with house duties or children, in good country home.—G.L., Post Office, Epsom. DAILY Work wanted by young woman, washing or cleaning.—M.C, 621, HERALD. DRESSMAKER, disengaged, by the children s clothing.—44, Pollen St., ronsonby. T7NGINEDRIVER, second ticket, workshop JLJ experience, wants position as driver with steam, oil or suction gas plant; good referce3vT" V■ , *• Robinson. Engineers' Inst., Mt. Roskill, Auckland. TpARM Manager, thoroughly competent, -*- seeks engagement; expert in farm machinery and at making ensilage.— White, Vulcan Lane. riARDEN, Lawn, or Hedge Work wanted V* by the day, by experienced man; references.— 635. HERALD. rj.ENERAL Servant seeks situation at PonV*. sonby or Heme Bay; good references.— •Burnett s Registry, Karangahape Rd. 'Phone A 421. a (?}.OVERNESS.-Teacher wants position as V* , Governess or Companion on sea voyage. Herald return fare.—Companion, TTOUSEKEEPER wants position; widow, 1 w i' l child two years; good worker and cook.—Rosie._624. HERALD. HOUSEKEEPER, refined, reliable, good cook, desires position small family. Please give particulars salary offered.— Peters. 619, Herald. LADY desires half-day Light Employment, -L* attendant companion to invalid, children. etc,-»-Capable, 363, HERALD. MAN wants job as Cook in camp or station.— 371, HERALD. MAN, single, wants management small dairy farm; 8 years' experience.— Lex, Herald. ]\TAN, elderlv, wants Position of Trust, t A caretaker, watchman, good with tools.— J.M., 561. Herald. MAN, young, -wants position on sheep or -Uj- grazing run; good home essential; own horse and dogs.—Genuine, 378, HERALT.-. MEN (2), experienced, want positions farm, milk on shares.— 375, HERALD. TW"URSE, Maternity, trained, desires cases; J-TI 2gn weekly, or temporary post as help or housekeeper, lgn weekly—Miss Absalom, 626, HERALD. pHOTOGRAPHERS-Young Lady 8 years -*- . leading photographers, thoroughly experienced, desires position, town or country,—Artistic, 386, HERAID. "DORTER, first-class, wants position; referJ. ences, one from leading house' in Auckland; willing and handy.—Trustworthy, 613, Auckland. SITUATION in, Office wanted by smart _J Youth, just leaving Grammar School — State wages and nature of duties. B H Herald. *•.**., 'QTOREKEEPERS.-Energetic Young Man T Wa m Dosition as dnver in country store. Thorough knowledge of driving and _ e *°^izA bstairier ' HERALD. PURVEYOR'S Assistant. good knowledge kj of field and office work, seeks engagement; references.— G.P.0.. Newtown, Wellington. HPRAINED Nurse, from Home, wants posi- ■*- tion as Attendant with physician or surgeon, or in dental rooms, in town.—A.B 597, Herald. • ' XyOMAN, respectable, wants work by the HERALD y: 8 references.—Reliable, -628, WOR KI N G MANAGER 1 ■ ; requires position on farm; thorough Knowledge of mixed farming* syrs last situation; married (no family); excellent refs. RELIABLE, 333, HERALD. Pupils Wanted. ■DRESSMAKING Taught in three lessons. ... Daily, 2-4; Thursday evening, 7-9.— Miss Mazey (late Head Dressmaker, Veitch and Allan, Wellington), Bradford St., Parnell. Id sec. 'Phone 4309. "\zTOTOR-Driver, with own car, willing to -'J- teach driving; reasonable terms.— Motor, 394, HERALD. MDLLE. BALHAM has Resumed Dressmanng Classes, morning and afternoon. Grange Rd.. Mt. Eden. Hours. 10 to 12 and 2 to 4 p.m. PUPILS WANTED — SHORTHAND TYPEWRITING. « BOOK-KEEPING! STOTT AND HOARE, 23, Swanson Street. PSYCHO - PHYSICAL CULTURE AND SCIENTIFIC WEIGHT-LIFTING THOROUGHLY EXPERT TUITION Given by Pupil of Sandow. Hours: 10 to 4, and 7 p.m. to 9 p m Address, . J. S. LAZENBY, 35, Gladstone Street, Newton. 1 ..'J _ Wanted to Buy. "TiESK, second-hand, full-Bized, roller-topped. 7T Alv , by lett er. <*. W. Bennett Co., Wright's Buildings. (JJ.IG, first-class; must be in thorough good * order.—Gig, HERALD. KEROSENE Engine, wanted, about 5 h.p., 1 . must be in first-class order.—Full par- i tyiculars Box 8, Thames. MRS. BROWN, 90. Hobson St.. buys Ladies' and Gent.'s and Children's Left-off and Misfit Clothing, Boots, etc. Letters promptly attended to OPTICIAN'S Trial Case wanted: state price and contents.— 623, HERALD. PIANO, £15 to £20, suitable country school. Write-maker's name and full partiolilarsto Schoolmaster, 362, HERALD. "rtLATINUM Pms and Scrap wanted. £7 X 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. SET of Snooker Balls wanted.— P. 0., Cambridge, Waikato. STAMPS.— Fabulous prices paid.— for free illustrated list.— Nicolle. 105. Pitt St., Sydney. 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 orners solicited. MRS. BOTTERILL buys Ladies'. Gent.'*, and Children's Superior Misfit and Leftoff Clothing. Letters promptly attended to i —Elliott St., 2 doors from Wellesley fit' 'Phone 3488. GENT.'S MISFIT AND CAST-OFF AP- ' PAREL. OVERCOATS, MACKS. TRUNKS, BOOTS. PAWN TICKETS. Etc.. Etc. GET OUR PRICES Before giving away or selling for a mere song Owing to big demand we are offering from ' 10s to 60s per suit. Riug up 3976. and our representative will call on you. , THE LONDON. CLOTHING. CLEANING ] AND REPAIRING CO., ' 4. Gt. North Road (nr. Ponsonby Reservoir). B. __ I 8 S I N. I 102. HOBSON STREET. Buys and Sells JEWELLERY, FIREARMS, MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS, TRAVELLING BAGS CLOTHING. BOOTS. PAWN , TICKETS ETC. TAILOR-MADE MISFIT SUITS ALWAYS ON HAND. 'Phone 4312. Miscellaneous Wanteds. ] ELECTROPLATING— durable plating. Cruets, Tableware, Motor and Engine Parts, shop-fittings. Oxidising and Liacquering. Work guaranteed.—Shaw 106 Übert St. . ' COACBINC— Music Lessons would be ' given by Lady Teacher in return for Coaching in Mathematics.— 617 rIERALD. ALL'S Atomizer Treatment cures Asthma, Hay Fever, Catarrh, etc.— Full particulars. Claude Woollams, Cheimst. l 1. Karangahape Rd.. Auckland. " < OJ. DURBIN. Saddler, it, Wyndham t • St., next Buckley's, makes Saddles of e jest materials, that give comfort and wear i Sone better, few aa good. Used and re- t «mmended by most prominent riders, horse- \ non, stockmen. Once used always used, c Cry one. .