Page 1 Advertisements Column 8

New Zealand Herald, Volume LI, Issue 15747, 23 October 1914, Page 1

Domestics Wanted. CHEF wanted, thoroughly experienced.— Hailnor, Waterloo Quadrant. COOK-Laundress or good Plain Cook wanted.—Tomoarui, 24, Cheltenham ltd.. Devonport. COOK, good, for Gisborne. by Saturday's ■> boat. 22s 6d, also Housemaid. 15s.—Apply, evenings, Mrs. Chnsp. opposite I'.O , rungslaud. (IJJRL for farm, to help m:lk; wages. 13s. - * Mrs. 1!. Beange, Fenoourt. Cambridge. O-IKL, respectable, wanted to assist with VJ housework; no washing.—Clifton, Jubilee Avenue. Devonport. /"IJ.IRL, strong, wanted 10 assist with hoUB*- >* , work; good home: country girl proferred.—Mrs. Charman. Lake Kd.. NorthcotT7TTCHEN Lad wanted.—l 6. High St. LADY Helps and Generals wanted for Hamilton —MeKnigh'-'s Registry. Waikao Labour Bureau. lADY Help, capable, wanted tor Epsom. A must be good cook.- 87. Richmond At , they Lynn, any evening after 6. MID-DAY Waitress wanted; must lie experien .-cl.—John Buchanan, Queen St. NURSERY - Governess wanted immedi ately, not too young; ncedlrwork, «nd e-emontary knowledge of music indispensable-, two you lg children; references required.Miss Morrison. Labour Dept., Customs Buildings "DELL'S Registry. 22. City Chambers, cor- *■* ncr Queen and Victoria. StreetsLaundress, :t0« institution, country; CLaundress. Generals, Helps, Maid, housework tnd attend elderly lady, country; Nursemaid, Farm Hands. 'Phone. 1702. VJAUNDERS'S Registry and Labour kJ Agency. Auckland's Oldest Office. Strand Arcade.—Vacancies: W. Cooks. 30s; Cook-Generals. Generals, and Helps: Waitresses, also Maid-Waitresses; town not advertised; Youths for farms. 15s. 20s; Milkers and Farm Work, 22s Gd, 25?: Married Couple for boarciinghouse, also for farm. £100 a year, without encumbrance; Assistant-Blacksmith, good shoer. for station ; Housekeeper, country. "VTICHOLLS'S Registry. 16. His Majesty's il Arcade.—Cook. £1, H.-Maid. 17s 6d. together; Vacancies Gisborne £1, Tuakau £1, Dargaville 22s 6d— Phone 2268. _ I Farm Hands Wanted. BOY, strong, wanted, to learn general work on Shejp Run.—Address at HEEA.LD. BOY, active, willing, wanted for dairfr favm ; used milking machines; wages. £\ a weekß. Eckert, Manawaru. BUSHMAN, with family, wanted to take big lea-tree bush; good thing for suitable man.Sam. White. Vulcan Lane. MAN, young, good worker, used to farm XTX work; state experience and wages expected.—Box 281, 'VYhangamarino. MAN, young, wanted, assistant, dairy farm, machine milking; good wages and home.—A. H. Trubshaw, Te Rore, Waikato. MARRIED Couple—man team and general farm work, wife household duties; good home; refs. required.—Add.-ess at HERALD. MILKER, good, wanted to-day, 30s. near city; also Milkers and Lads for country. —Farmers' Union, Albert St. MILKERS, EOs, town; Camp Blacksmith, i"2, keep; Man, middle-aged, for fanning, little experience. — Mcl-eod, Exchange Lane. 'Phone, 584. ( — — YOUTH or Young Man wanted to help milk few cows and with . work on bush farm; state wages required.— E. Basley. Pukemiro. CENTRAL Labour Exchange, Queen St.— Milkers, Otarere. Papakura, Mt. Roskill, Taupm, 30s; Plough and Scoop Man. 50s: 5 Learners, Married Ploughman. GARDINER'S Registry .-Cook, 355; GenVJ erals. 20b. 15s. 12s Gd: Milkers. 255: Youth, handy farm, no milking. 15s start. fares paid.—Opp. Town Hall. 'Phone 4470. Wanted Known. rj.ERSTENA. . PORRIDGE MEAI_ *-* . The Leading Breakfast Food. ' '••' Easily Digested. Cooked in Two Minutes. At all Grocers, Is Id per bag. I FURNITURE ON EASY TERMS, J- At Cash Prices. THE MAPLE FURNISHING CO.. 13, Karangahape Road. "FURNITURE SALES. To be Sold at Factory at lowest factory * cash prices.— W. COSSLETT. 39, Crammer Rd.. Grey Lynn. 'Phone 4280. OUR Show Rooms open To-night till 8 o'clock.— Lev/is and Co., Hous© Furnishers. ■ • - A' SOREIJSEN, Water arid Coal Diviner.— • no stick, or instrument used.Address, Pleasant St., Oriehunga. CRISPO BACON AND HAMS, \J Sugar Cured. Best on the market. Try it and you will take no other. All -Grocers. BROAD WOOD, the Standard Piano of th« world.—Sole Agents, E. and F. Piano Agency. .Ltd. • THE People's Friend. Easy Terms. Pianos (no deposit); Furniture (low defosit). Phonographs, Gramaphones, Musical nstruments, Jewellery, Push-carts, etc.— City Supply Stores, 227, Karangahape Rd. 'Phone. A 597. Open till 9. ■ MADAME ZANGARAH, of India, Palmist and Clairvoyant, may be consulted.— 149, Albert St., (opp. Rcyal Albert Hall). riAHOUGH we've let slip the dogs of war, A rats still play havoc near and far. Try Rat-Spoof. Post free 7d, two Is lid, tine 6s 6d Stores supplied.—J. Cobb, Ellerslie. FISHING, Fishing.T-Now, all you Sports, go to Sam. Paul's, Quay f;., for .all Fishing Tackle, Just arrived. ■ _^ GERSTENA Porridge Meal.— leading breakfast food. Easily digested; cooked in 2 minutes.—At ail Grocers. Is Id per bag. 1 i ASTROLOGY. — re Love, Marriage, J\ Health, Business, etc., —Send time, 1 place, date, and year of both to Stella, Post Office. Ponsonby. Postal note. 2s 6d. QUEEN of Clairvoyantes and Crystal —Consult Madame Carrie to-day for success.—lß2, Victoria St. W. ' "*" HAVE your Lawn Mower Sharpened and Adjusted by the " Easy Cut" process, the latest and best. —At Smith's (late Lead- ' beater), 14, Wakefield St. Collected and de- ' livered free. FISHING.— Sam. Paul's, Quay St., is the Shop for Piper Rods, Reels, Lines, etc., at lowest prices. Highest quality. FISHING.— Say Come arid inspect the latest Fishing Lines, Hooks, Rods, etc. —Sam/Paul's, Quay St., Auckland. ■ \f ADAME SPONTAIN. 54. H.M. Arcade, • I>l Hours. 10 to 5, and 7 to 9. THE MAPLE FURINSHING CO.. 13, Karangahape Road. ' Good Gooub on Easy Terms, ) AT CAf-;H PRICES. MADAME VALETTA. Palmistry, Hallenstein's Buildings, entrance next King's I Theatre, 10 a.m. to 5 p.m.: evenings By J appointment. There's nothing on this good old earth To match, for downright sterling worth, The Rubber Heels of Redfern's. REDFERN'S RUBBER HEELS * Are the Cheapest Because they last tn. longest. MADAME HYLAND. 20 years' experience. Popular Phrenologist, Clairvoyant. Character Reader. Consultations, 9 a.m. to a 10 p.m.—418. Upper Queen St. e REDFERN'S Heels of livest rubber, i- INSIST on them, and take NO other. If at first you don't succeed— TRY AGAIN. r VOOR CREDIT IS GOOD WITH US. a I THE MAPLE FURNISHING CO.. 13, Karangahape Road. Furniture On Easy Terms ! "They MUST be Reliern's Heels," said Mum. No substitutes for her -by ran ! —Yon can't fool Mother. I CAN CURE Con-umption. Cancer, and o'hsr Diseases. Man-ell ins. Certain, Im- "" mediate RESULTS. Be wise: inquire. 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