Domestics Wanted. J GENERAL Servant wanted for Takapuna; no children: rei's. indispensable; good home—Clorane, Cecil Rd.. Ml. Eden. ; i — —— (T.ENEK&L Servant, good, wanted, first T week October.Apply after 6 p.m., to Mrs. Francis Hull, Seiwyrj Rd , Eprom. GIKL, young, wapti.d {or shop and help * with house work.—Glcnmoro Dairy. New North Rd., Kingriand. HOUSEKEEPER wanted, to working man with 'aiaily.—State lo A I'M . 352, HERALD. HOUSEKEEPER wanted by widoti-r; -U fond of children; nice suburban home; Ftato ago and wages required.— at 11EIULU. HOUSEKEEPER wanted by widower, fond of children; nice suburban home; state nee and wages required,—Postal ad dress at IfEKALI). LADY Help or Girl to as=ist. wanted at once lor country—Mrs. Masters. Eureka. lADY Help wanted; ail duties; small -i house; two in lanjily.—Mrs. Robinson, 1-0, Victoria Road, Melrose, Devon^ort. LADY Help or Housekeeper, capabi", used to the country; no washing; reference* required.Mrs. Elliott, Whitcombe, Penrose, or telephone \!l6 i2 rings'. MOTHER'S Help required for family of 4. State salary.—Bellwood, P. 0., Cambridge. WOMEN, two, 25 to 35, keep house, help milk, neighbouring tarmers 255; or Housekeeper only 15s start. Fares paid.— HcLeod's Registry. BELL'S Registry, 22, City Chambers — W. Cooks, Housemaids; Waitresses, 20s; H M.-Laundress, 22s 6d; C.-Generals. 255; Helps, Nurse, Nursery-Governess. Gisborne, Tauranga. Waihi, Wanganui, Mananui, Rotorua, Helensville, Taiiapo; Firmhands' Boys (farm). Pit Sawyers, Handy Man, M. Couples, Kitchenman.—'Phone 1702. TVTICHOLLS'S Registry. 16, His Majesty's IN Arcade.—Cooks, 22s 6d, 255; H.-Maid-., 17s 6d; Generals, 17 3 6d, £1; Nurse, 17s 6d. 'Phone 2268. SAUNDERS'S Registry and Labour Agency, Strand VacanciesWomen Cooks, Cook-Generals, Generals, town vacancies not advertised; Milkers and Farm Work, 20s, 23.>, 80s; 3 Youths for farms, 20s, 153; Mtrried Couple for farm,. good position, no mistress; General Shoeingsmith, knowledge wheelwright for station; Helps, Maid-Waitresses, Girl to assist. £10 per month and found. Farm Hands Wanted. BOYS, 2, to milk on dairy farm for season,—Apply, stating age and wages required, T. Hannan, Henderson. MAN, thoroughly competent, wanted for Team Work; no milking; wattes, 255; —W. Harbutt, Cambridge. MARRIED Couple wanted; milk on shares: herd 50 to 60; Waikato disPrompt. 301, HERALD. MARRIED Couple required, man farm work, wife cook.--Meet Employer, Thursday, 4 p.m., Bell's Registry, 22, City Chambers. MARRIED Couple, no encumbrance , wanted; woman competent housekeeper, must be clean, good manager, and energetic: man generally useful; wages no object for good woman; must have first-class references; duffers need not apply; own furnished Cottage: close to Dargaville; state experience, salary erpected, copies of testimonials. —W. B. Giesen, Box 28, Dargaville. "PLOUGHMEN, 255; Milkers, Bushfellers, A Drainers, Married Couple (wife housekeep and husband ploughman); Boys.—Farmers' Union Trading, Albert St. PLOUGHMAN, first-class, use all farm implements, disc plough; references; close town; 35s.—McLeod'a Registry. PLOUGHMAN, double furrow, experienced, wanted; wage, 30s per weak and i beard.—Manager, Karaka Land Co., Runci- , man. ■ CENTRAL Labour Exchange, 167, Qtseea Milkers. 30s, 255; Youths, 20s; . Learn 15s; Farm Hands, 20s; Married Couple, milkers, £100 and found._
'ill I I «fcj Wanted Known. COLLARD AND COLLAR PIANOS.Lasting Tonal Qualities. —Sole Agents, E. and P. Piano Agency. Ltd. 8. Coldicutt. THE PLEYELL PlANO—Chopin's FavourX ite for Touch and Tone.— and F. Piano Agency. Ltd. S. Coldicutt, Manager. DTJRAND'S Regulating Pins. 6s box, post free: harmless, reliable. — Drug Store, 8. Karangahape Ed., Auckland. ASTE are Cash Buyers of Fresh Eggs in VV any quantity.—Geo. Kent and Sons, Bakers, Newmarket. OUR Ready-to-wear Suits are known by their smart appearance an! splendid fit.—Todd, James and Co., Wakefield St. OJ. DUBBIN, Saddler, 44, Wyndham , St., next Buckley's, makes Saddles of best materials, that give comfort and wear. Nono better, few as good. Used and re-corr-iendod uy "moßt prominent riders, horsemen, stockmen. Once used, always wed. Try one. P BRYANT, Co<U ilercajmt and Carrier. • Bricks, Sand, Lime, Cement, Scoria, etc. Covered Vans for ivrniture removal. Bead Office: 6, Onion Buildings, next new G.P.O. Branches: Jervoia Road. Ponsonitf. Customs Street TV eat THE People's Friend Easy Terms. Pianos (no deposit). Furniture flow de- ' posit). Phonographs, ' Gramaphones. Musical j Instruments, Jewellery, Push-carts, etc.— City Supply Stores-, 227, Karangahape Ed. | 'Phone A 597. Open till 9.
TENNIS Players—Get your Racquet", Piestrung or Repaired; best gut used, charge* moderate. — Brace, Tennis Racquet Btrmgw. 31. Albert St. 'Phcao 2617. BANKS, the Expert Tailor, will make up your materia-, latest styles,, at very low charges; remodelling a speciality. Arcade. 'Phone 42G2. ACORN " Brand — The. Butter with jti. the Eich, Creamy Flavour. Try it. TIME-PAYMENT FURNITURE.—From Factory at Town Cash Prices. Easy Terms Arranged.-K. W. COSSLETT. 33, Crumrner Ed., Grey Lynn. Ring up 42&JTraveller will call. ACORN " Brand — The Butter with the Rich. Creamy Flavour. Try it. BLUTHNER PIANOS—G«rr _>'• BestSole Agents, E. and F. Piano Agency, Ltd. 8- Coldicutt. Manager. " A CORN " Brand — The Butter with J\. the Rich, Creamy Flavour. Try it. p C 0 N O M Y. Now is the rime tc economise. Do not cast aside your old clothes, but send them tc E E. CROTHALL to be Cleaned, Repaired, and Pressed, and wear them another six months. No single transaction is considered closed until the customer is completely satisfied. Tailor, Costumier, and Dry Cleaner, 16. PRINCES STREET, (Opp. Grand Hotel). 'PHONE 4414. •ryRESS BETTER AT LESS COST. Any Lady or Gentleman ran do this by sending their Costumes and .Suites to ue Dry Cleaned or Dyed by our bpecial American Process, which enables us to so rcnovaifl them that they are equal to new xac prices, too are most reasonable, Jrtathers cleaned, curled, or dyed. Country orders receive cron-p* attention. One address ouly : Tri K EMPIRE CLEANING CO.. SSS. Queen St.. Opp Town Hall Vans collect. 'Phone 3-367.
Tfr ANTED g»OT?«THE FRED. BROWN VENEeTIAN BLIND Was Awarded GOLD MEDAL. THE FIRST CERTIFICATE AND ONLY AT THE AUCKLAND EXHIBITION. They are Superb. Cheapest and Best. T\ T HO SAID BEGGS? -WE ALL DID. WHO 13 BEGGS? Beggs is the New Proprietor at the Queen's Ferry Hotel, where Speight's Bear is now on draughtand you know bow good Speight's Beer m. Have a glass and a morning snack at 11 o'clock. You're welcome. GOODS, Furniture, etc., Packed, Stored, or Forwarded anywhere. Agents in all towns. Our Express Service is completely Up-to-date. Save money by placing you* next line in our hands. A. E. TATTLET. LTD., Carriers and Forwarding Agents, etc.. Customs St., West, and Newmarket. 'Phone* 4124 and 457. District Agency at the Lob. don and Midland Insurance Co., Ltd,
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New Zealand Herald, Volume LI, Issue 15716, 17 September 1914, Page 1
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