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mi Domestics Wanted. COOK, second, smart, wanted; good wagos.-lfi. High St. TTELP, competent, wanted, {or housework wv„«. V> a w n hours daily.—Mrs. N. P. Wyatt, Russell St., Dcvonport. IXOUSEMAID Waitress, experienced, at ■*■-«- once.—Radnor, Waterloo Quadram. WOMAN, experienced, wanted, and Second * ' Look— Ulonalvon, Jcrmyn St. WW mmc, to' assist in kitchen; g n must bo clean.-No. 12, Lower Symonds "DELL'S Registry. 22, City Chamber*, JJ Queen S.t.-W.-Cooks, 30b; Waitresses. 20a; Houseam-is, H.M.-Laundresses. 22s 6d; LivundreHfi-Miitron, Kitchenraaid, Wairakei, Mafaero, Kawakawa, Mangonui, Tokaanu Alftngapoehi, C.-Generals, 255, 22a 6d- Gisborne, Hastings; Helps, Boys (farm), Farm lianas, Kitchenman. 'Phono 1701 Farm Hands Wanted. CENTRAL Labour Exchange, 167, Queen St.—Milkers, 30a, 27s 6d, 255; M.Ploughman, 42«; pood reliable Spadesman, 47s 6rj; Lads. 15a. 12a Gd. ■pAMELY, reliable, wanted, to milk BO JL cows on shares.—Progre6R, Box 20, Taneatua, Bay of Plenty. MAN, respectable, wanted for farm work; I'-l- must bo good milker.— Turk, Manure. MAN, young, respectable, wanted urgently for general farm work; must bo able to milk.— Farmer, HERALD, MARRIED Couple, lor orchard; man plough, drive, wife domesticated; own pottage, 3Sa week and Margctts, Robertson Rd., Mangoro. MARRIED Couple wanted; man all-round Farm Hand, woman to keep house fo; two; without encumbrance preferred—Apply at Central Sample Rooms, to-day, 3 p.m. MEN, 2, wanted as Share Milkers for herd of 40 to 45.— R. Wilson, Tahuna, Mornnsvillc. MCKNIGHT'S Labour Bureau. Hamilton.— Phone. 452— want Farm Bands, Ploughman, Milkers and Gonoral Farm Hands; good positions Only good men need apply. MARRIED MAN WANTED FOR IVI SMALL FARM, In suburban area. Must have knowledge of fencing, grubbing and draining. Solo -uso given of House, partly furnished. Can have use of two cows and poultry. References required. Apply SANDERS AND BOND. SI, Shortland Street. Wanted Known. ERARD PIANOS have a World's Reputation since 1794.— E. and F. Piano • Agency, Ltd. 8. Coldicutt, Manager YOUR CREDIT IS GOOD WITH OS. THE MAPLE FURNISHING CO., 13, Karangahape Koad, Three-pieco Bedroom Suite, £8 103. A RELIABLE Corn Cure.— for " Corncata." or Pink Corn Cure. 13 Id, »ost free Lamb, Chemist. Newton. THE MAPLE FURNISHING COMPANY, •*■ 13, Karangahapo Road, ' Next Alhambra Theatre. Simple Srstem of Easy Payments. 1 YOUR CREDIT IS GOOD WITH US. THE MAPLE FURNISHING CO., 13, Karangahape Road, Furniture On Easy Terms. ARE Your Employees Insured? Telephone 57. National Insurance Co.. 101, Queen Street. Instant attention. Cheap rate. YOUR CREDIT IS GOOD WITH US. THE MAPLE FURNISHING CO., Furniture On Easy Terms. FANCY DRESS CARNIYAL.-Ladies' and Gentlemen's Fancy and Historical Droßses. National Costumes ol all countries, Wigs, Masks, etc, for Sale or Eire, or made to order My dresses. secured 78 prizes last season, and the. championship of Auckland, 1913. Price lists posted free— McELWAIN. 270, Queen St.. Auckland. SEWING Machines Bought, . Sold, or , Exchanged;' highest cash prices.—Wilson, 33, Wellesley St. W. 'Phone 3166. OUR CREDIT 18 GOOD WITH US. THE MAPLE FURNISHING CO., 13, Karangahape Road, Three-piece- Bedroom Suite, £3 JLOa. MADAME HYLAND, 20 years* experience, Populft' Phrenologist, Clairvoyant, Character Reader. Consultations, 9 a.m. to 10 p.m.—418, Upper Queen St. ; A Bootmaker said: . " REDFERN'S ; RUBBER HEELS . Ara worth twice the price of others." VOUR CREDIT is GOOD WITH US. 1 THE MAPLE FURNISHING CO., r- 13. Karangahape Road, Furniture Go Easy Terms. COMMERCIAL Accidents and Sickness may overtake you. Perfect and cheap protection.—National Insuranp* Co., 101, Queen Street. | , mo ADVERTISERS. Advertisements under (ho following classified headings-" Situations Wanted, ( "Situations Vacant" ''Domestics "Wanted Known," "Apartments anted, m " Apartments Vacant," "Wanted to Buy, "Houses and Land Wanted, "Miscclancous Wanted," " Lost and Found, I ersonal." "To Let," "For Sale," etc., are inserted at ilia rate of 18 words for Is ot three consecutive insertions tor 2s 6d for cash paid in advance Advertisements for insertion in the NEW Zealand Herald can be left at the following places:— ARCHHILL. Great North Rosd-E. J. Cronin, Chemist. AVONDALE—BoIIard and Woods' Store. BIRKENHEAD— Reddaway, Hairdresser. DEVONPORT—J. Heea George and Co., Chemists. COLLEGE ROAD-N. Umuhart, Grocer. EDEN TERRACE—J. Hubbar. EDENDALE—John Black, Grocer. Balmoral Road. EPSOM, neaT Barn—Macklow, Chemist. EPSOM, corner Ranfurly Road—B. P. Olescn, Grocer. . " • ELLERSLIE—Jackson Bros' Store.. GREY LYNN Tram Tcrminua-G. Daliiell, Butcher. GREAT NORTH ROAD - S. Gilbert, Chemist', opposite Ponsonby Reservoir. GREEN LANE—H. W. Hopkins, Butcher, Comer Great South Road. HERNE BAY, Train Termimia-J. Mines, Grocer. KARANGAHAPE ROAD-Edward Smith, Chomißt. ' KARANGAHAPE ROAD, opposite Newton Friendly Societies' Dispensary. KARANGAHAPE ROAD, near Symonds St. —Bridge Drug Store. KARANGAHAPE ROAD— J. S. Lamb, Chemist. KINGSLAND—WaIker's Bazaar. KINGSLAND—A. W. Page's Store. MOUNT EDEN-H. T. King, Chemist. MOUNT EDEN— Terminus Store. MOUNT ROSKILL— W. Bridgman and Sons, Grocers. MOUNT ROSKILL, corner Dominion Road I and Prospect Terrace—Jas. Preston, Grocer. MORNINGSIDE, Tram Terminus — W. Angus, Grocer. MOUNT ALBERT-Thode Bros.' Store. NELSON AND COOK STREETS-J. Preston, Grocer. NEWMARKET-T. D. Teed, Chemist. NEW LYNN-J. Oag's Store. NORTHCOTE—Mrs. Lopper, Stationer. OTAHUHU-J. Mclvor. OTAHUHU-J. Todd. ONEHUNGA (Upper End) —J. . Robins, Grocor. ONEHUNGA (Ccntral)-Matthews, Tobacconist. PATTESON STREET (opposite Victoria Park)— Henderson Chemist. PARNELL—J. J. Fulton and Co., Chemist?. PONSONBY, Threo Lamps-A. LcQucsne, Chemist. PONSONBY ROAD, opposite All Saints' Church—R. Cotterall, Chemist. PONSONBY ROAD — Hutchinson Bros., Grocers. PONSONBY ROAD, opposite Franklin Road T. W. Irwin, Chemist. PONSONBY ROAD,' Picten^ StreetMr. Rr C. Wiles. ChemU! ,117 Ponsouby ■•••-Ro»a>*'':.i:i , 'ij»- M PONSONBY;' Jcrv'ois Road — McKinncy, ' ' .ChomisV •"""' „ ,„ , RICHMOND, Tram Tenhiriiis-A. - B. Wei,ham, Chemist. ■ • REMUERA-A. Ball, Stationer. .- REMUERA, Corner Clonbern Eoad-i-. <!. ■ Keys, Grocer, : -■■*"' . . - TAKAPUNA -..Row ir .George and ">■. • ■ Chemists. ■: B " ' . :..-'•« n i%n, SYMONDS STREET. 7opposite P.0.-i805.., t Ruswll.'Chomißt. ' , ST. HBLIERS-Otlo,:, « l » •; . ~, , ; .'..;:,.. -vj' .1 .ion t*letthonft'direct to or£S'^fe« No. 229. ... , -■~,;;■ -.«-„ ■ ■ ■■■ fflfflrak ■•'

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New Zealand Herald, Volume LI, Issue 15687, 14 August 1914, Page 1

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Page 1 Advertisements Column 8 New Zealand Herald, Volume LI, Issue 15687, 14 August 1914, Page 1

Page 1 Advertisements Column 8 New Zealand Herald, Volume LI, Issue 15687, 14 August 1914, Page 1