Situations Wanted. BLACKSMITH waiting engagement; L> capable of running shop.—Hawthorn, blacksmith, 24, Jermyn St. [BUSINESS and Commercia' ; Han, with IJ practical engineering experience, requires Position; small —Credentials, 225, Herald. ( CATERING—Young Man requires engagetv/ ment; over 10 years' experience; grind ivt.iter, first-class refs.—Sober, 290, HESALD CHEF, woman, experienced, requires reengagement, town or country.—Bell s Registry, 22. City Chambers, Queen St. 'Phono 1702. 17AEM Learner—Englishman, new arrival, J- ago 20, wants position; little station experience Canterbury; respectable, intelligent. —Central Labour Exchange, Queen St. FARM Learner—New Arrival, Englishman, age 27, wants position; respectable, intelligent, willing.—Central Laaour Lxchange, 167, Queen St. 'Phone 3635. FARM Work—Man, young,, wants position, gain further experience ploughing, etc.; wages, £1 and found.—D.T.K., 295, HERALD. 1 FARMERS—We have waiting employment capable Ploughmen, Milkers '.married couples), Drainers, Bushmen, and Quarrymen.—Clark's Registry, Vulcan Lane. FARM Manager (Working).— respectable Man wants position; thoroughly conversant all stock and implements.— tral Labour Agency, 16", Queen St. FARMERS— have waiting: Ploughman, Milkers, Scrubcutters. Youths, Domestics, Gardiner's Registry, opp- Town Hall. 'Phone 4470. i FARMERS.— Wc can supply. Competent Milkers, Ploughmen. Married Couples, VDiin Hands, Learnets, Domestics.—Central Ln'-iO'ir Exchange, 167, Queen St t' ■ AUDENSIH, experienced, wants work by OT day or Wfli.—F.H., 314, HERALD. , HAIRDRESSING— Position as Improver to Hairdressing wanted.—For particulars, apply H , 297, HERALD. HiiRD of 50 to 60 cows, on shares, or 70 if machines used, wanted, on account of present property changing hands; at liberty end of May.—G. A. Pulman, Maungatawhiri Valley. HOUSEHOLD Duties, cooking, etc., each day, Tuesday, Wodnesday, Thursday, Friday —N.8.M., Mt Eden Post Office. HOUSEKEEPER, young, thoroughly capel able, seeks position; King Country 1 preferred.— 347, HERALD. HOUSEKEEPER or Companion — Situation wanted by Widow, no encumbrance, domesticated, and good manager.— Companion, 295, HERALD. OUSEHOLD Duties wanted by highly respflctabl- person by t.:. Jay; fond of childreniprV/.-t. Symond? '■> "'.O. J ""lY l ''e!p—Lady, young, .d, domes- -- ' t ; c-ted. seoks position.— 345, Htfi M D. Mli Mates, good all-round, want 40 cr 50 cows, on snares, for coming season.—Mates. 332. HERALD. MILKER, reliable, thorough; usual dairy 1»X farm work; 9 months with present employer ; 80s, keep—H. Sid Carter, Mercer. MILLINERS.— Lady deiires p?si tion as Milliner; first-c'.ass hand; li years" experience. 324, HERALD. VfURSE, male, married, would take charge ll of invalid; good references. Two ladies, used to lolly counter, seek employment.— Fiold. 248. HERALD. NEW Arrival.—Englishman, age 24, want position- some experience milking am driving; respectable, —CentralLabou Exchange, 167. Queen b'. POSITION on farm wanted by young man firßt-clasa machine and hand milker used to horsefi; general farm Reliable 365, .HERAfX RABBIT-Trapping wanted; will find owi < trans.—Farmers pleafir- write to Trappei 362, HERALD. SITUATION wanted by widow with on child; household duties, private family —Address WfIRAL"). CHARE Milking for coming season—Rel k5 f.hle Family wants large herd, b mafhi""-'',- any plant.—Share Milker, 31f HERALD ' ' ' ' ■ i QEWINO wanted at home, dresomnkinf I O Indies' and children's clothing; char ] modnratfl —93. Crummer Rd.. Ponsonby WORK, Work, Work, for the Unen VV nloyed—To Farmers and all othf Employers of Labour—Numbers of Men an Women waiting Write me and I shall b pleased to have you suited.— Stewar Globo Agoncy, Pitt St. BUSINESS MANAGE] WANTS POSITION IN PROGRESSIVE BUSINESS. ' Town or Country. i Good Book-keeper. Age 30. Write, i ABILITY, 357, HERALD. Wanted to Buy. BLACK Orpington and White Rock Hen or Pullets, wanted at once.—Poultry Birkenhead P O. DOG. gun, good, Pointer or Setter pre ferred; must bo steady worker and abli Ito retrieve; trial: price no object for i , suitablo' dog.-Apply, giving particulars, t< Sport, herald. IRON Rails, 181b to 251b to yard preferred wanted to Purchase.—Send particular ,1 1 » Box 11. Foxton- . T~ATHE (engineer's) wanted, about )i JL centre, uo to 14ft bed: must be con pletc and in good order.—Lathe, 349, Heiuli ■\TOTOR-Cycle, wanted to Buy—Send a! ill '••vHieulars,' including lowest price, t , K.. 'TTEBiALP. PIANO, bost English make, grand or sem grand; perfect condition, and fairl new, with guarantee.—Particulars, Piani , 363. HERALD. . O ADDLE and Bridle, gent.'s, good, cheai O — Par'icu'ara. L.J. 364, HERALD. ■ OAFE, good, second-hand, ' small size O Chubbs preferred —Safe, 336. IIERALT. SEED Drill, good, turnips, etc.. also Fari Roller and Lawn Roller.—Appl 9 promptly to Cash Fanner, Manurewa P.( 'FVYPEWRITER. must be in good older. 7 .L Keyboard. 370, SJITXALD. bofore 2p m. 0 XT AT, wooden, about 1000 gallons.—App V A.R.8., 314, HERALD. 1 r\LD < False Teeth bought, sound 0 VJ broken: best .possible prices in N< Zealand Send any you have to J. Du 1 stone, Box 1053. G.P.O : . Auckland; est. I years. Buyer of all Kinds of dental waste. _ A PPAREL— Mrs. Martin, the well-knot d i. .Purchaser of Second-hand Clothing, et i. has removed to 342. Queen St.. opp. Gr £ Statue. Buys and Sells Travelling Trunl Bags. - Clothing, Jewellery. 'Phone 3303. A PPAREL.—F. W .Fischer, 350. Queen I 3 J\. (opp. Statue). Auckland, is largest buj every description Loft-off > Clothing, Trunl Ports-, Suit - Cases, Jewellery, Boots, etc - 'Phone' 3021; Country orders solicited. ■1 T ADIES AND GENTLEMEN wishing / Jj dispose of their LEFT-OFF or MISF WEARING APPAREL will receive high' - value from MRS. ALDRIDGE, oi sb C.A.. Wellesley St. West. Communici n by letter or 'phone 2908 s- —— ~ )r Ti/TRS. BOTTERILL buys Ladies', Gent f IVI and Children's Superior Misfit and De '•> off Clothing- Letters promptly attended —Elliott St.. two doors from Wellesley : - 'Phone 3488. t e- —— : or /~vLD False Teeth wanted; highest pr ; t. v/' paid in N.Z.—Post to Mgr, Piedm< Co-, 236, Queen St.; cash by return Esti lished 16 years. t X\TE PAY CASH AND TOP PRICE IT Second-hand Furniture in any qui ■ tity. Always keen domand -Noonan Br _ (late Louis Lewis), Auctioneers, Victoria g East. 'Phone 1078. SHOPKEEPERS owe it to themselves c kJ their families to investigate how Ci 76 Registers stoD worries and increase prof No obligation to buy. Prices from . w RUSSELL'S TONIC PILLS are the b and most successful, 2s 6d and 4s S, All Medicines, etc., POST FREE, by ret; on receipt of postal notes. Special M Order Department.— Chemist, o] 18 T'.O.. Upper Symonda St.. Auckland. Eggs. EGG WANTED TO BUY- ° Newly-laid Eggs, in any quantity. We r moro than any other firm for guarantt freshly-laid. No commission nor cartage i "• ducted We collect from, rail (Newmark. and from wharves. Consign to us and i the benefit of co-operation- «■ 4 U • ."'V; .*•
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New Zealand Herald, Volume LII, Issue 5883, 1 April 1915, Page 1
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