Page 1 Advertisements Column 6

New Zealand Herald, Volume LII, Issue 15807, 2 January 1915, Page 1

Situations Wanted. ■jDARMAN, steady, smart, thorough prac- -*-* tical knowledge of trade; first-class 61 '^ 0 *' 3, well recommended.—Cellarman. 220. HERALD. 1 JRIVER,' sober, capable, wants position; *-* can handle five-horse team.—Reply. stating wages, to Driver. HERALD. T7NGINEDRIVER. second ticket, seeks em■f-* ployment; able to do own repairs; references.Driver, 265. HERALD. T^ARMERS. —We can supply Competent -*- Milker". Ploughmen Married Couples, farm Hinds. Learners. Domestics. labour Exchange, ld7. Queen St. HOUSEKEEPER, competent, desires posi- „,„ tion in refined home; good refs.— A.8., 220, Herald. T AD wants Position on Farm; can milk -J-* drive, and ride; state wages.For address, apply herald. 1 ADY, capable, seeks Situation as Comj , Panion or Help, town or country ; adult family preferred.—H., 252, HERALD. lEGAL. —Position wanted bv Law Clerk, -i with legal firm.— P. 0.. Masterton. MAN, young (20), strong, desires Situation on Fruit Farm.—K., 245, HERALD. "jV/TAN, respectable, wants position as Gar--I.TX dener in private family ; general worker; open for a week.—K.P., 261. HERALD. MILKING on Shares wanted for coming season by Family. 4 adults: thoroughly competent.Shares, 247. HERALD NURSE would attend one, two. or three X> hours daily at doctor's rooms.H.J., 212. HERALD. PICTURE Show Pianist, smart. 6 years' English refs.—Pianist, 236. HERALD (38) seeks Re-engagement, House- » » keeper one or two gentlemen; experienced, capable, food cook.—Reference, 238, Herald. VV r ORK wanted, daily, private house. T T boardinghouse, pantry, or washing.— Energetic. Newmarket Post Office. - Wanted to Buy. MRS. BROWN, 90 Hobson St., buys Ladies' and Gent.'s and Children's Left-off and Misfit Clothing, Boots, etc. Letters promptly attended to TOOLS. — Carpenters'. Plumbers', and Tools of all descriptions wanted to Purchase: large or small quantities; highest cash price.—Clarkson. 38, Ponsonby Rd. A PPAREL.—Mrs. Martin, the well-known ii. Purchaser of Second-band Clothing, etc has removed to 342. Queen St.. opp. Grey Statue. Buys and Sell: Travelling Trunks. Bags. Clothing, Jewellery. 'Phone 3303. APPAREL— F. W. Fischer 350, Queen Sc. iopp. Stik'ue), Auckland, is largest buyer ' every description Left-off Clothing. Trunks. Porta . Suit Cas.»s. Jewellery, Boots, etc.— 'Phone. 3021. Country orders solicited. T ADIES AND GENTLEMEN wishing to -li dispose of their LEFT-OFF or MISFIT WEARING APPAREL will receive nignest value from MRS. ALDRIDGE odd Y.M.CA.. Wellcsley St. West. Communicate | by letter or 'phone 2928. MRS J. LINDSAY. 51. Victoria St. W._ New and Second-hand Clothing Furni- . ture. etc.. Bought. Sold or Exchanged. MRS BOTTERILL buys Ladies', Gent's „ and Children s Superior Misfit and Leftoffr,Clothing. Letters promptly attended to —Elliott St.. two doors from Wellesley St 'Phone 3488. ' f\LD False Teeth wanted; highest price p <&« d^ ln Mr Pcßt L ,0 Mgr - Piedmont Co.. 236, Queen St.; cash by return. Established 16 years. g A C K S. 'SACKS. We are Cash Buyers of Second-hand Sacks in any quantities, THE TEXTILE BAG AND SACK. COMPANY. LIMITED. 'Phone 2851. 62. Fort Street ENT.'S MISFIT AND CAST-OFF APPAREL, OVERCOATS MACKS TRUNKS. BOOTS, PAWN" TICKETS' Etc.. Etc. „ r . GET OUR PRICES Before giving away or selling for a, mere - - •.- , ,- ... Song. Owing to tig demand we are offering from 10s to 60s per suit. Ring up 3976. and our representatives will call on you. THE LONDON CLOTHING. CLEANING AND REPAIRING 4. Gt. North Road (nr. Ponsonby Reservoir). WE T ARE BUYERS FOR CAsiT " ~„JS Large or Small Quantities, of BOTTLES, SACKS, RAGS, RUBBER BONES. METAL. M Country Consignments solicited. Cash remitted the same day as goods checked QLARK BROS. _ „ (LATE TAKLE BROS.). DRAKE ST.. AUCKLAND. 'Phone 2429. Pupils Wanted. DRESSMAKING.— Daily. 2-4. except Tuesday and Saturday: Thursday evening 7-9.—Madame o M, 7'„ 14. Bradford St., off Garfield St.. Parnell (Id sectionK late Head Dressmaker Veitch and Allan. Wellington. DRESSMAKING Classes held .day and evening, by experisneed cutter; Is a lesson. Also. Patterns cut to any design for ' country orders.—Mrs. Malcomson (late of London), 105, Wellesley St. W. MISS AYLING. — Woodcarving. Pokerwork. Stencilling. Articles designed or plain. Price lists sent. Classes day and evening.—1. Strand Arcade. MILLINERY and Dressmaking Classes Miss Oram, 5, Hepburn St. Hours- 10 to 12, 2 to 4; Tuesdays. 7 to 9- Terms'- Is 6d per lesson. O TOR-DRIVING, Running Repairs. Individual Tuition Traffic Driving. Daily Lessons until Competent, by Expert On Modern Gate-Change Car. Council Certificate Guaranteed. CITY MOTOR SCHOOL. 'Phone 4344. 24. Smeeton's Bldgs. STUTTERING AND STAMMERING — MR. JOHN McDOUGALL. 27. Pass. Auckland, is the only Specialist in New Zealand who has been perfectly successful in curing Stuttering and all impediments of speech. Mr. McDougall uses the method I taught by Professor Wyllie, of Edinburen University, the greatest authority on tne cause and cure of stammering in Great B-,-tain. First-class references and testimonials. Miscellaneous Wanteds. ELECTROPLATING. - Spoons! Forks Cruets Entree Dishes, Bicycles, Motorcar Engine Parts, Shop Fittings, etc., heavily plated; Oxidising and Lacquering —W Shaw. 106. Albert St. ««n*. vv. T ADIES AND CONFECTIONERS™\!v A ,n L NOT BI ? HERE. AFTER JANUARY 30, so come along and interview me re LOLLY-MAKING AT HOME. It only i needs one saucepan and one lesson to turn ' you out a competent confectioner. Some of my pupils are making from £2 TO £8 PER WEEK. Come and see pupils work any day after 2 p.m. SUGAR EXPERT. 48. Brunswick Bldgs.. 172, Queen St. '"■■J NO DEPOSIT PIANO CO.. -3, HIGH ST We deliver free, Niw Irocframed Pianos from 5s a week. PATRIOTIC RECORDS. Patriotic rT cords, at Walker's Phoneries. i.pposite Grey's Statue. 340, Queen St. Send for Lists. PIANOS! PIANOS!! PIANOS) 1 ! No Deposit. No Interest. Three years terms. No Deposit Piano Co.. 28. High St. J, OOK , YOUNG— You need not hove grey A- or faded hair. Send for treatise on best method of Hair Dyeing (by prominent hair specialist), entirely free.—Write A. Eccles Chemist. Auckland. r\UR BUSINESS 18 TO SATISFY Our Pianos do that.—The No Dei>o«i Piano Co.. 28. High St. • - ie »o<"* WHEN you take TORA-LINE you fcnow *>wny everybody takes TORA-LINE. rpiWINAME AND BAKER Tailors and A Mercers H.M. Arcade. Queen St., are shqwing the latest in Coatings and Suitings. URSE WILKINSON. Nd. 11 Claremont t St. off Khyber Pass Rd.-Good accommodation for Ladies during accouchement. TORA LINE means sound lungs. Speakers and Singers take Tora-line. Obtainable at all Leading Chemists. Is and 2s NEW PIANOS FOR OLD ONES.Full allowance for your old Piano. — No Deposit Piano Co.. 28, High St. EASY Terms. —Pianos (no deposit). Furniture (low deposit), Phonographs, Gramaphones, Musical Instruments, Jewellery, Push-Carts, Sewing Machines, etc.City Supply Stores. 227. Karangahape Rd. Open til! 9. Phone A 597. Traveller will call. STEY ORGANS—BuiIt on honour, sold on merit, known the world over.— Agents. E. and F. Piano Agency. Ltd.