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New Zealand Herald, Volume LI, Issue 15689, 17 August 1914, Page 1

Situations Wanted. ANYONE requiring services of a thoroughly competent Working Housekeeper (local i references), will hear of same by applying > Refined, Grey Lynn P.O. — , -i CUTTER, first-class ladies' and gent's, . open for engagement, August 24; Britten and colonial experience—Energy, 198, • HEEALD. COMPANION-Help or Housekeeper.Lady, capable, excellent manager, requires position; first-class rofs— J.J.C., 2;U, HERALD. ENGINEER, first-class 8.0. T., desires situation in any branch; good references; ■ state terms.—Engineer, 228, HKHALD. ENGINEER, certificated, seeks position; 17 years fitting and freezing experience; good references.—Address Freezer, . 242, JIEEALD. GARDEN, Lawn, or Hedge Work wanted by experienced man; references.— Apply Gardener, 243, HERALD. >- — GARDEN, Lawn, Orchard, Rustic Rockory work wanted; capable Gliddon- • Richardson. Parnell. 'Phone 1398. GARDENER, with good experience, Becks \ situation; good refs.; single.—H.G., 226, Herald. GJENTLEWOMAN desires position' sb T Housekeeper or Companion-Bolp to lady or gentleman; or any position of trust; country preforred; good references.—Miss H., 197, UEEALD. HOUSEMAID • Laundress, experienced, wants situation; hotel proforred: town or country.— A.F., G.P.0., Auckland. JOB Printer (first-class modern display hand) seeks engagement as Working foreman; all-round mechanical experience as such;, steady and reliable; specimens and testimonials; can return to last position, but prefers position in North— Binder, 190, ■ lIEEHD. LADY Help, capable, good references, wants Engagement; country preferredCapable, lIEBALD. LADY, young, refined, seeks position, Uoußokcepcr or Companion-Holp; refß.— A.8.C.. 223, IIMIALD. LADY, young, fond of children, requires situation Lady Help; refs.; country preferred—Help. Ngaruawahia P.O. LADY, young, requires position, town or country, keeping, hotel or office; experienced.—Saunders Registry, Strand Art-ado. LADY Holp, competent, requires position adult family; no washing; country pre-fcrrcd.-Writo all particulars to Nemo 236, HERALD. , LADY, thoroughly domesticated, musical, Companion-Help or Housekeeper, town or suburbs; small remuneration in return for comfortable home.— N., 234, HERALD. TITAN, fruit and flower gardener, seeks It— situation; good references; no milking. —Apply sharp, J., 199, HERALD. MAN, 27, wants work on farm or station; able to plough; done little milking; willing worker.— Urgent, 238, HERALD. MAN, respectable, seeks situation on fruit or poultry farm; comfortable home; sleep in house—F.W,G., 202, HERALD. MAN, 32, active, reliable? sober, experienced, wants situation, town or country, as porter, handyman; good refs.— 215. HERALD. TITAN, old, respectable, steady, wants _*X work indoors, but can milk, groom, garden; small wages accepted, comfortable Gardener, 229, HEBALD. ANAGEMENT of Bush Farm wanted by experienced MaD, married; either fiheep, cattle, or dairying.— 233, HERALD NURSE wants Position in Doctor's Rooms; hospital experience.— 213, (HERALD. NEW Arrival, respectable, young. Englishman, wants position Learner on farm; little experience milking, willing.—Central Labour Exchange, 167. Queen St. PAINTER, Paperhanger, experienced, wants work, town or country; terms moderate—F.F., 237, HERALD. POSITION as Lady Help or General X Help wanted; town, or near; 17s 6d to £ 1.-8., 230, HERALD r ' ' _____ WIDOW, respectable, domesticated, wants place as Lady Help or Housekeeper.— X.Y./,., c.o. Postmaster, Tuakau. ■ — i (WAITING Employment.—Married Couples, Vi Farm Hands, Ploughmen. Scrubcutters, Housekeepers. Waitresses, Lady Helps.— Nicholl's Registry, 16, His Majesty's Arcade. 'Phone 2268. GARDINER'S Registry .-Waiting: Cooks, Housemaids; Mother and two Sons, slur* milking; Farm Hands, etc.—376, Queen St., above Statue. 'Phone 4470. _ Pupils Wanted. DRESSMAKING Taught In 3 lessons. Daily. 2-4; Thursday evening, 7-9.— Madame Mazcy, Bradford St., Parnell (Id I section), late Head Dressmaker Veitch and Allan, Wellington NEWMARKET School of Dressmaking.Export Tuition, Lessons, Is Gd ; complete j dresses 3 lessons.—Over Premier Cleaner, foot of Khyber Pass. PIANO, Violin, Singing, thoroughly taught by certifificated young lady; terms, 35s Quarter, in advance.—Boi 665, Post Office, Auckland. "TTIOLIN and Mandolin taught by John \ Manson. Henderson. Woodside Rd. Mt. Eden, 4th on left below Henley Rd. pUPILS WANTED. - SHORTHAND, X TYPEWRITING. _ BOCK-KEEPING. fiTOTT AND HOARE. 23. Swanson Street. SCHOOL FOR MANDOLIN. BANJO, AND GUITAR. MR A. A, PARTRIDGE (Principal), Has Vacancies for Beginners and Advanced Players. Studio: SI. Grafton Rd.. near Choral Hall. I Wanted to liny. CASH Register or Till, in good order.— Till, P. 0., Qnehunga. CORKING Machine, in good order.— Send particulars and price to P.O. Box 793, Auckland. EGGS wanted, any quantity, up to 300doz per week; 2d over advertised price for guaranteed eggs; yearly supply if possible.— Eggs, 211, HERALD. MILK.— From 40 to 50 gallons daily, from Soptember Ist; train or road.—F.B., Flinkesperc Hotel, Albert Street. MILK by contract, about 30 Gallons, from September 1: road or rail; state price and particulars.— 218, HERALD. APPAREL.— Mrs. Martin, 350, Queen St. (opp. Statue), Auckland, largest buyer ovory description Loft-off Clothing, Trunks, Ports., Suit Cases, Jewellery, Boots, etc.— 'Phono 8303. Country orders solicited. MRS. BROWN, 90, Hobson St., Buys Ladies' and Gent's and Children's Loft-off and Misfit Clothing, Boots, etc. Letters promptly attended to. RS. BOTTERILL buys Ladies', Gent.'s, and Children's Superior Misfit and Loftoff Clothing. Letters promptly attended to. —Elliott St., two doors from Wcllesloy St. "Phone 3488. OLD FALSE TEETH WANTED. Highest price given in New Zealand. Send to J. DUNSTONE, Box 493, Wellington. Cash by return post. PENT.'S MISFIT AND CAST-OFF IT APPAREL, OVERCOATS. MACKS, TRUNKS. BOOTS, PAWN TICKETS, Etc.. Etc. GET OUR PRICES Before giving away or selling for a mere song Owing to big demands we aro offering from 10s to 60s per suit. Ring up 3976, and our representatives will rail on you. THE LONDON CLOTHING, CLEANING, AND REPAIRING CO., 4, Gt, North Road Inr. Ponsonby Reservoir). — '" — a Miscellaneous. TORA-LINE means sound lungs. Speakers X and Singers take Torn-line. Obtainable at all Loading Chemists. Is and 2s. NO DEPOSIT PIANO _0. The easiest terms possible. No Interest; No Deposit.—26. High St.. rpORA-LINE means sound lungs. Speakers J. and Singers take Tora-linc. Obtainable at all leading Chemists. Is and 2s. LADIES— Scud your Combings to Frank Howlett, 200, Newton. Cheapest hairworkor in Now Zoaland. Price list posted. rTHIE Little Tailor Shop, Victoria St. E.. ] L near Park.— Alterations and Repair:! ', done Fine assortment new patterns for tho < season 'Phono 3088. ; ' ' ■ —■ — i.\ RECORDS, double-sided, 2s 6d to 17b 6d. , Send for list.—Walker's 'Phonories. 340, ' Queen St., Auckland (opp. Grey Statue). j