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Sanations WantedARCHITECTS' Draughtsman, well up in all branches, wishes Re-engagement.— J.S., 158, HERALD. "DAKER wants situation as Second Hand; JD city or country.—Baker, 149, HEBALD. CHEF, disengaged; highest references.— J.T.R., 168, HERAIiD. ROOKING or Cleaning for Tuesday, WedVJ nosday, Thursday, and Saturday.— M.F., 42, Crummer Rd., Grey Lynn. IjINGINE-Driver, experienced, second J tickot, wants position .to qualify for first-class certificate.—Energetic, 143, HEBALD FARM Manager, wide experience stock, . thorouprh Knowledge duirying, first-ciass milker; wages or shares; best references.— Machine, Puni, Pukekoho. HOUSEKEEPER, young, desires position; capable.—State wages, M.R.C., 146, HERALD. ' HOUSE-Parlourmaid, capable, waiting enJIV. gagement; 12 months' local references. —Nichollfl'a Registry, 16. His Majesty's Aicado. 'Phono, 2268. . LOCO. Driver wants position. second, StaxJ tionary Engine, or position under firstclass driver.—Ambition, 142, HERALD. T ADY would like to do mending for lady Li or gentleman.— 187, HERALD. T ADY, experienced, wants position as i-i Housekeeper, Nurse to Invalid, or Lady Help.—V.B., P. 0., Qnehunga. LADY wants position Housekoeper-Com-panion-Help, in good family; excollont references. — 120. HERALD. LADY, young, would give music lessons to children in country in return for , woek-onds; suburban aroa—B., Epsom P.O. LADY, young, domesticated, wants position as Lady Help, in or near Onehunga; no childron preferred.—Moi, P. 0.. Onohunga. MAN, young, wants situation as Carter; experience on a baker's, —Carter, 188, HEBALD. A/FAN, compotent, with socond stationary IVL loco, and traction tickets, wants position. —Driver, 138, HERALD. MAN, young, new arrival, seeks immediate employment in Hardware trado.— -Hardware, 141, HERALD. MAN, 29, live, wishes to hear of position as Canvasser for Insurance or Separator A.H., P. 0., Hamilton. MAN, strong, 22, wants situaton on farm; best references; plough, milk, manage oil-engine.—G.T., Rio Kic, King Country. TITAN, young, respeotable, wants position iVJL on dairy farm or fruit farm; experienced with dairy cattle, milking machines, eto.; good homo essential.— 144, HERALD. TITAN, young, wants share-milking; about IVX 25 cows, by hand; 35, by machino.Apply, _ 0.N.. 618. Herald. MARRIED Couple want situation in hotel IVI or boardiagnoUße; wife good cook, man kitchonman; experienced.—M., 176, .HERALD. ARRIED Couple, young, with one child, IVX desire situation as Caretakers of club, offices, waiting rooms, of any description; dosperato circumstances; references.—Address 8.H., Panmuro. MEDICAL Practices transferred; Ships' Surgeons, Locums, and Insurance Doo--1 tors proved; confidential.— Cusack. c.0., ' Donald Ross Co., Angel Place, Sydney. MILKING on Shares, herd of about 40 cows, with or without machines, by | reliable family.—X., 147, HERALD. TV/fILKING, 011 shares or wages, wanted by IVX reliable married man, hand or mai chino; thoroughly experienced; excellent re- ' forences.—lmmediate, 170, I'EBALD. i — —— — — _ "VfURSE-Ccmpanion would give services in I IN return for passage to England- rafinod, competent; end July.—Urgent, P. 0., Papakura. URSE. qualified, desirous of going Home, 1 IN would take charge of invalid or children for passage money.—Nurso, 13*. Hf!EAI<D. if\PERATOR-Electrician seeks situation; U good knowledge of motor generators, I etc.'; excellent rofs.—Biograj)li, 169, HEBALD. STENOGRAPHER and Book-keeper, export, desires position;. English _ and American commerciol experience: publicity, ' advertising, and mail order business.— : 171. Herald. "TOTOMAN, respectable, wants Washing V V and Cleaning by clay, Parnell or 1 Remuera preferred.—E.A., Newmarket P.O. YOUNG Person wants to go to Englnnd; would look after lady or children in return for expenses. , 816. HEBALD. Pupils Wanted. TkRESSMAKJNG Taught. In 3' lesson*. U Daily. 2-4; Thursday evening. 7-9.— Madame Mazey, Bradford St.. Parnell (Id section), late Head Dressmaker Veitch &nd Allan. Wellington. MISS FLORRiE BENNS. L.A.B, Teacher , IVX of Pianoforte, 60, WcLesley St. E.— [ Homos visited; terms, 25s , PUPILS WANTED - SHORTHAND - ■ TYPEWRITING, i BOOK-KEEPING. i BIOTT AND HOARE, 23. Swanson Street. QCHOOL of Dressmaking.—Miss Reid, No O 1. tugleeo St., Ponsonby. Classes i daily, evenings by arrangement. i QCHOOL FOR MANDOLIN.. BANJO, 0 AND GUITAR. MR. A. A. PARTRIDGE (Principal), Has Vacanoics for Beginners and Advanced Players. . Studio: 21, Grafton Rd„ near Choral Hall. i —. ... . — TTIOLIN and Mandolin 'auaht ly Jchn V Man son, Henderson, Woodsirfe Rd., Mount Eden <4th on left below Her ley Rd.). Wanted to Buy. TTIOX Terrier Pup, 2 or 8 months old. X 1 Mantyre, Waverley Hotel (between 10 and 12 a.m.). [ /TRAIN Crusher: stats size and price.— vi C. A. Fawcott, Clevedon. LAUNCH, size from 22ft to 85ft, wanted for cash.—Lowest price and particulars 1 by lottor to A, M. Bryden, 195, Queen St. • T ATHE, 8.8.5., Bin cr 9in centre, 12ft . J J bod, wanted; also. 6-h p. Colonial type i Boilers,-Lathe, 180, lIERAID. APPARE) -Mm Martin, 860. Queen St. (opr. Statue). Auckland, largest buyer ! every description Loft-off Clothing, Trunks, ' Ports. Suit Cases, Jewelleiy, Boots, eto.— ' 'Phone 8303. Country ordei:s solicited. 1 ''ITRS. BOTTERILL buys Ladies'. Gent's, IVX and Children's Superior Misfit and Leftoff Clothing. Letters promptly attended to. —Elliott ft., two door# from Wollesloy St. ' 'Phone 5468. J — . ' mHE VICTORIA BOTTLE EXCHANGE, 1 152, Victoria 84. ('Phono 3447), gives • the highest price in any quantity for Sacks, : Bottles, Zinc. Load, etc. Give us a ring. Cart will call. ' Miscellaneous. , MOTHERS, KEEP THE GIRLS HOME. 1 ItX New Pianos from 5s a week at the Wo Deposit Piano Co., 28, High St. OUR BUSINESS IS TO BATIBFX. Our Pianos do that.—The No Deposit 1 Piano Co., 28, High St. TORA-LINE means sound lungs. Speakers and Singers take Tora-lino. Obtainable [ at all loading Chemists. Is and 2* "Ohl Mummie.l must really get. REDFERN'S RUBBER HEELS. You Bet." TRY " Kof-No-Mor" for Coughs and Colds. Is and 2s.—Lamb, Chemist, Id section, Newton. OR B ETTER SIGHT, Consult VON STURMER, SPECIALIST, 61. KARANGAHAPE RD, "EVERYBODY'S DOING IT I WHATJJ Buying a Piano on very easy terms from the No Deposit Piano Co., 28, High St. RUN do Risks' Insure with the National Insurance Co., 101, Queen Street. Fire, i Accidont. Sickness. B»drocl: terms. CAPILLARIE Nursery Hair Lotion, a boon to mothers. Is 3d, post free.— Lamb, Chemist, Id section, Newton. FRUIT Trees, Ornamental. Shrubs, Hedge Plants, etc.—send your orders to Frank A. Green, Lily Dale Nurseries, Ellerslfe. TORA-LINE means sound lungs. Speakers and Singers t&ko Tcra-line. Obtainable at all leading Chemists, is and 2s. PIANOS! PIANOS 11 PIANOS 111 No Deposit No Interest. Three years' Urol.—No Deposit Piano Co,, 28, High St.

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New Zealand Herald, Volume LI, Issue 15625, 3 June 1914, Page 1

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Page 1 Advertisements Column 6 New Zealand Herald, Volume LI, Issue 15625, 3 June 1914, Page 1

Page 1 Advertisements Column 6 New Zealand Herald, Volume LI, Issue 15625, 3 June 1914, Page 1

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