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Domestics Wanted. COOK-General, competent, for Romuorn, > wanted by Septembei 3; ur. tram stop; every com - -; wages 2fa; references.—2s» Herald. Q.ENERAL wanted.—Apply after 10 a. m , V. .. Mrs. Cummins, second house on left, Hidings Rd„ Hemucra. GJ.ENEHAL wanted, assist all duties; * small family.—.Mrs. M. Bnrnotl. Moillow, fitli house (ill left. Norana Avenue, Kemuera. i — HEX Kit A Rood, wanted: 3 miles To VI Ruiti.—Apply Mrs. Hunt, c.o. Mrs. Kya-i, Armadale Rd., Rcmueia, Tuesday morning, or by letter. (HKL, young, respectable, refined, wanted JJ as Mother's Help in good home: rets.— ' Experience, wages required. Willing, Box 628. HELP, competent, wanted; light house* • work; all duties; '.! in family, 1 child; wages, 10«.— Anneslcy Smith, Motrinsvlllo. T ADY Help wanted, capable, all duties.— J-j Box 16, Touinornnui. T ADY Help, refined, wanted.-Mrs. J. S. •IJ Miller, 12, Sarslicld St., Pon=onby. WOMAN, elderly, between 35 and Mb » » wanted for general household duties.-— Stale wngo required and reply by letter to C. Gandry, liamarnnui, via Drury. TV" OMAN, housework, assist milking; t.J', country; 12s, ho, 2 Good Girls, for milking, sumo place; Good General, city, 3 in family, 15s; 2 Men, 1 for ploughing, 27s 6(1, 1 for general farm work, 25s and found. Waiting employment: Nursegirls, Waitresses, Looks.—Mrs. Stewart, Globe Agency, Pitt BELL'S Registry, 22. City Chambers.-' ~-, laundresses, 255; W. Cooks. Waitresses, J2s Gd; Housemaids, Laundress-Matron, Parlourmaid. C.-Generals, 22s Cd, 20s; Helps, 11-Maid, Gisborne, Hastings, Tauranga, Waihi, Tolago Hay, Taihape. Ohakune; I'arm Hands, Boys (farm), Milkers, Scrubcutters. Handy Man. milk, garden; Kitchenman.—'Phone 1702. fJ.A REINER'S Registry p.nd Labour V* Agency.—look-Gcnoral?, lis 15s, 20s; Housekeeper, country; Milters. 2ns and 17s; waiting; Housemaids and Waitresses, Married Couples. Ploughmen, etc.—Above Statue. 376, Queen Street. 'Phone -1470. ATICUOLL'S Rcgiiiry, if,. His Majesty's 11 Arcade-Farm Hand, 2. .5; Cook. DargaV, •ti'-?" 6d : H.-Maids, 17s 6d; Generals. £1; Helps. Phone 2208. Farm Hands Wanted, BOY wanted, to learn farming, near twin; just left school; treated as ono of family, —Farmer, HERALD BOY war.ted. to assist milk and useful- ., T ant- 15; wasra, lf,s a week and found.— i). Livingstone, iuliikarainca. TjIARM Hand, good, wanted; milking ma J- chines used.—F. H. Pcirotl, Vaitoa. FARM Hand, all-round, wanted, milkinc, ■ etc., permanent; also, temporary Hand. Good home and wages to good men.—Schofield, Mauurcwa. MAN, to do general farm work; milkius: -LU. machine ussd.—A. Paul, Mangcrc. MAN, for orchard and farm work, Whangarei; must have experience.—Apply 'lurrcr and Sons, Monday, 5 to i. MAX, young, smart, respectable, wanted £'-*-,_ . for small dairy farm; machines uesd.— J. Wright, care Smeotons Ltd., Queen St. MAN, experienced, wanted for Dairy Farm (machines used); must be good ploughman and fencer.—Stale wages required, to Blennerha6se.lt, To Kav.a. MILKER and General Farm Hand, first--I*l onus, wanted; good with horses; good wages and permanent job to suitable man. John Robertson, Clevedon South. CENTRAL Labour Exchange, 167, Quern St.—Farm Hands, 30s; Learners, 13s; Gardener, 30s; Farm Stockman, with dogs. 355; Useful Man, orchard, 205.. MCKNIGHT'S Labour Bureau. Hamilton.— 'Phone. 452—W0 want Farm Hands, Ploughman, Milkers and General Farm Hands; good positions, Only food men need apply. ;—: , ~ , ... . . . ■> J Wanted Known. fTHE Liltlo Tailor Shop, Victoria St. E., ■i. ' near Alterations and Repair* dene. Fine assortment new patterns for the season. 'Phono 0088 WHITEBAIT! Whitebait! Whitebait!- • i _ Choice Waikato Whitebait. in watertight jars, at cheap rates, at Sanford'a Fish Mart, Customs St. 'Phone 658. OLLARD AND COLLaZj PIANOS Lasting Tonal Qualities,— Agents, E. and F. Piano Agency,' Ltd. S. Coldicutt, Manager. J TODD. Tailor. Darby St.. Auckland, t and_ Otahuhu, for Good Fitting, Wellmade Suits; prices reasonable. ! 1 PRISPO. BACON AND HAMS, \J Sugar Cured. Best on the market. Try it and you will take no other, All Grocers. rpHE People's Friend. Et.sy Ttrma. X Pianos (no deposit), Furninro (low daposit). Phonographs, Gramophones, Musical Instruments, Jewellery. Push-carts, etc.— City Supply Stores, 227, Karangahapo Rd. | Phone A 697. Open till '3. TATANNING'S Delicious Tomato Chutnea 1»X Sauce not preservatised. Why useSauce prcsorvalised with halicylic Acid? Good Sauce don't need it, DURAND'S Regulating Pills, ss, box, post . free: harmless, reliable.—Bridge Drug Storo, 3, Karangahape ltd., Auckland. rpii PLEYELL PIANO-Chopin's FavourX ito for Touch and Tone.— and V. Piano Agency, Ltd. S. Coidicutt, Manager. KAT-SPOOF.— Supplieii! to several Borough i Councils; sure kilt, no smell: cheap. Repeat orders frequent. Post free 7d, two la lid. Stores supplied.—J. Cobb, Ellcrslio. WE deliver Taupiri, Westport, Newcastle, and all Coals, also Firewood, to any I part of tho City and Suburbs nt lowest rates.—Winstone, Ltd., Union Buildings, Customs Street East, flymonds Street, unit , Mount Eden. G.ERSTENA Porridge Meal is cooked in 1 minutes. Th« housewifo's boon. Contains no wast* ma..er.~At all Stores. hld per bag. i TTAVE your Lawnmowcr Sharpened and XL Adjusted by the " Easy Cut" process, the latest and best.—At Smith's (late Leadbeater), 14, Wakefield St. Collected and delivered free. MADAME VALETTA, Palmistry. HaUenstein's Bldgs., cor. Karansahape Ed. 1 and Pitt St.; 10 to 0, Saturdays, excepted; 1 Fridays, 9 p.m. GREAT Mystic Seer, also Teachor of Hypnotism, will enable you to become 1 masters of circumstance—lß2, Victoria St. • West. i—, ■ — ; \ STROLOOY.-Life's Story Truly Told.1 Ix Mr. Anderson Lindsay, Princess Theatre. • Buildings, Queen St. Country Clients send time, place, date, and year of birth. Pros- ' pectus ou application. i ____. EVERYBODY'S DOING ITI WHAT?, li Buying a Piano on very easy terms ' from the No Deposit Piano Co.. 23. High St. f ntHE NO DEPOSIT PIANO CO., 23.' . I HIGH ST.. Sell New Iron-framed " Pianos from 5s a week. • VTO DEPOSIT PIANO CO.. 23, HIGH ST. . xS Wo deliver free, New Iron-framed ■ Pianos from f>s a week. IS MASTER'S VOICE GRAMAPUONk! from ib 10s to £60.— E. and V. Piano ■ Agency. Ltd. S. fnldicutt. Manager. "ROLL, Up! Roll Up! Buy a British il Razor or L'ockot-kuifo for your soldier friend. Sheffield made, bafts and blades, guaranteed to --At Smith's, (late Leadbeater's), 14, Wakefield St. DSSELL'S 'TONIC PILLS are the be.-t ' Jl. and most successful, 2s fid and Is lid. ' All Medicines, etc.. POST FREE, by return Oil receipt of postal notes. Specie.! Mail Order Department -Russell,, Chemist, opp. , P. 0.. Upper Syuiotids St., Auckland. OTHERS, KEEP THE GIRLS HOME New Pianos from .'is n week at the No. Deposit Piano Co., 28, High St. _ rpORA-LINE means sound lmi.js. Speakers L and Singers take Tora-lin«. Obtainable at all Leading Chemists. Is and 2s. •\T,O DEPOSIT PIANO <-0. ii The. easiest terms possible. No Interest: No Deposit.—23. High St. IADIES— your Combings to Frank J Hewlett, 200, Newton. Cheapest hairworker in New Zealand. Price list posted. NEW PIANOS FOR OLD ONES. Full allowance for your old J iano.— No Deposit Piano Co., 28, high St. _ ____ , , A RELIABLE Corn Cure-Ask for A " Corncata." or Pink Corn Cure, Is id, Wii free.—Lamb. Chemist, Newton. A BOON to Mothers—lamb's Chocolate A. Worm Tablets. Is Id. post free.—Lamb, ' Chemist, Newton, _, VOuT CREDIT ISOOOII WITH US, X THE MAPLE FURNISHING CO., 13, Karangahapo Roau. furniture On hut I"" 15 ' 1 . ■ ■; !....■

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New Zealand Herald, Volume LI, Issue 15701, 31 August 1914, Page 1

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Page 1 Advertisements Column 8 New Zealand Herald, Volume LI, Issue 15701, 31 August 1914, Page 1

Page 1 Advertisements Column 8 New Zealand Herald, Volume LI, Issue 15701, 31 August 1914, Page 1

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