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New Zealand Herald, Volume LI, Issue 15717, 18 September 1914, Page 1

Situations Vacant. CARTER wanted; must know town well; married man pref.; no stable workNew Zealand Laundry Co., Quay St, DRESSMAKING.— Assistant wanted, must have had three years or more experience. —Apply at < nee. 45. Mt. Eden Rd. FLOORMAN, first-class, wanted, or Good Improver to the Blacksmithing.—M. Shivnan, Blacksmith, Otorohanga. GROCERY and Ironmongery.—Wanted a M First-class Canvasser and Counter-hand for Waikato; state wages.—97B, HERALD. LAD, trustworthy, intelligent, about 16, wanted to travel with blind collector. 322, Victoria Arcade, Queen St. MAN, first-class, indoor, for greenhouses, wanted; none other need apply.Care G. J. Mackay, Seedsman and Nurseryman, 106, Queen St. "VfLDWIFE.— Registered Midwife, is rei'J- quired for a Maternity Home in Gisborne. Salary, £100 a year.—For hill particulars, apply to No. 25, HERALD. MILLINER— for Paeroa—Firstclass Milliner; must have good references and experience in workroom and sales.— next Saturday morning, Sep; tember 19, to Mrs. CuUen, care Kaiapoi Woollen Co., Elliott Street, Auckland. ]V"APPERS, six, good, wanted; none but first-class need apply.—Taupiri Quarry. "M'AWIEB—I7, experienced, 9s 6d day; XI Milkers, 80s; Ploughman, 30s; Youths, £1 McLeod's Registry, Exchange Lane. PLUMBER, registered, wanted.—J. C. j Laing, Gt. North Rd-, Grey Lynn. ! ——— 1 , PLUMBER wanted, for Waikato: good wages to suitable man; must be good ironworker —Address at HERALD. STORE Despatch Clerk, smart, wanted,; must be good writer and accurate at figures, with knowledge of produce store work.—Apply, with references, to E.C.L., 827, HERALD. TUTOR or Governess, visiting, wanted, for ■*-, J" 8 !! 61 'orm work; languages not required.—The Ladies' College, Remuera. YOUTH wanted, able to drive.—Bartrom, Baker, Pukekohe. CMART LAD WANTED FOR OFFICE. Just left school preferred. Apply by letter, MURRAYS, LTD.. Customs Street West. UNITED FRIENDLY SOCIETIES' DISPENSARY. Manager required for Palmerßton North United Friendly Societies' Dispensary. Applications (stating salary) received till October 10. Dispensary to be opened in December. S- J. WATSON, Palmerston North. Secretary. yiCTORIA LEAGUE. AUCKLAND BRANCH. Applications will be received up to September 26 for the position of Secretary. Full particulars may be obtained on application to Miss Mowbray. Hon. Treasurer, 140. Manukau Road, Parnell. T. HOPE LEWIS. President. f\UEEN VICTORIA SCHOOL FOR MAORI GLRLS. PABNELL. WANTED—LADY ASSISTANT-TEACHER, Member of the Church of England (non-re-sident) for the above School. Written applications will be received up to WEDNESDAY. 23rd inst, by the undersigned. WILLIAM J. SPEIGHT, Secretary. Diocesan Office, Shortland Street.

Wanted to Boy. APPAREL.— Martin, 360, Queen St. (opp. Statue), Auckland, is largest buyer every description Left-off Clothing, Trunks. Ports., Suit Cases, Jewellery, Boots, etc. 'Phone 3303. Country orders solicited. 'T>US or Waggon wanted, suitable for JD making into contractor's caravan.— Cash, Okoroire. HORSE, Gig, and Harness wanted; must be cheap and in good order. 359, HEBALD. LATHE, modern, screw-cutting, about 6in centre, hollow spindle; must be good order, and cheap.Lathe, 355, HERALD. LADIES AND GENTLEMEN wishing to dispose of their LEFT-OFF or MISFIT WEARING APPAREL will receive highest value from MRS. ALDRIDGE, opp. Y.M.C.A., Wellesley St. West. Communicate by letter or 'phone 2928. MELODIAN wanted.— and particulars to L., c.o. Store, Manurewa. MOTOR - Cycles.—Must be in good order.— State make, full particulars, and lowest cash price, X.T., 368, HEEALD. MOTOR-Car Gear Box (light), two or three speeds and reverse.Barrow, Murray and Jardine, Motor Engineers, Hamilton. MRS. BOTTERILL buys Ladies', Gent's, and Chiidren's Superior Misfit and Leftoff Clothing. Letters promptly attended to. I —Elliott St.. two doors from Wellesley Bt. j 'Phone 3488. PIANO wanted to buy; no dealers-—Ad-dress letters, Mrs. 8., HE&ALD. SADDLE, Hunting, English, in first-class order.—Redwood and Co., 168, Symonds i ! St. j SASH and Door Machinery, second-hand, and exhaust fan wanted, in good order. —Machinery 360, HEBALD. SEWING Machines Bought, Sold, or taken in exchange for New Machines.Wilson, 33, Wellesley St. West, above Opera House. 'Phone 3466. O-SPEED Free Engine Gear, new or second—i hand, N.S.U. or Millennium, fit Bradbury motor; must be good order and cheap. Motor, Te Aroha, rpRAM RAILS. Wanted to —Quantity of Secondhand Tram Rails.—Apply, stating price and sue, to P.O. BOX 587, Auckland. WANTED TO PURCHASE £00 to 800 STRONG HOGGETS, mixed sexes, Romney-Lincoln or Leicester cross (no downs); shorn or unshorn. Delivery about October 1. Apply, EXECUTOR, Peddle Estate, Vhangapoua, Coromandel. 30,000 w z a! n ted fresh eggs Cash on Delivery. GEORGE KENT AND SONS, Bakers. Newmarket. — . . -i Miscellaneous Wanteds. COACH, wanted, for boy in St. VI. work; two or three evening!* a week; Devonport or Onehunga resident preferred.J.E., 286, HEBALD. ELECTRIC Massage.—Consultations Mornings. Patients treated at home if desired.—E. Edwards. No 9. Jubilee Avenue, DevonDort. — =j PLEYEL PIANOS, established Paris, 1806. Highest grade.Sole Agents, E. and F. Piano Agencv, Ltd. S. Coldicutt, manager. VTURSE WILKINSON, 11, Claremont St..' 1" oil Khyber Pass—Good Accommodation for ladies during accouchement. 'Phone 4034. THE Butter with the Rich, Creamy Flavour—Thames Valley "Acorn" brand. YOUR CREDIT IS GOOD WITH US. THE MAPLE FURNISHING CO.. 13, Karansjahape Road, Three-piece Bedroom Suite. £8 10s. KAB.TNER," the Xing of Player-pianos, has no equal.Sole Agents, E. and F. Piano Agency, Ltd. S. Coldicutt, manager. HE MAPLE FURNISHING COMPANY. 13, Karangahape Road, Next Alhambra Theatre. Simple Systeem of Easy Payments. Mother says: "They MUST be REDFERN'S." The Boot Man knows why. PAPATOETCE Livery Stables.—Good ac- - commodation, every attention, all hours. Also, Shoeing and General Blacksmiths.— Bumside Bros., iavsry and B»it Stables, Papatootae.