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Domestics Wanted. COOK, first-class, wanted for up-to-date Boardiujjhouso; must bo experienced; wages 30s, to suitable person.—Bonny Glen. To ArohaGENERAL wanted. 15s per week; rets.— Matron, District Homes, Tararu, Thames. /7J.ENERAL, two adults, no washing; reVX ferences.—Apply before 11 or evening.— Mrs. Harry Gilfillan, Lyndhurst, St. Stephen's Avenue, Parnell. GIRL, young, to assist with light housework ; other help kept; first-class horns. —Apply mornings, Mrs. Amoldson, Orakci Rd., Remuera HOUSEMAID wanted.-Apply, 10 a.m., to 15, Lower Symonds St. LADY Help, competent, or CompanionHousekeeper wanted for the suburbs; good home.—Apply HERALD. LADY Holp, companionable, wonted; no children: oasy place; Church of England preferred; refs — A.8.. 244, Herald. LADY Help, farmhouse; competent, nil duties; children; refs.; salary, £1 per week.—Permanent, Post Office. Cambridge. PORTER, respectable, wanted; also, Kitchenman: must be thoroughly clean.— Radnor, Waterloo Quadrant. QCULLEBYMAN. smart, wanted; refer--0 enres required-—Apply, sharp, Auckland Club. BELL'S Registry. 22, City Chamber;, Qiuvn St.— W. Cooks, 40a. 30s; Waitresses. Housemaids, Laundresses, Kitchenmaids, Children's Nuri/O. 3 H.-Parlourmaids, C.-Generals. 25s 20s; Helps, 20s- Married Couple. Bakery Business for Sale. 'Phone 1702. MCLEOD'S Registry. Exchange Lane - Housekeepers, 3, wanted, 20s, 15s; child not objected. Girl, assist, 10s; Bo;, milk, los. NICHOLLS'S Registry, Upstairs His ii Majesty's Arcade— £1, 25:?; Housemaids, Lady Helps, Nurse-Houre-maids. Vacancies Te Kuiti, Bnnciman, Onewhero, Rotorua, Masterton Thone 2268. ■ ■ B3 Farm Hands Wanted. BOY, or Youth, smart, wanted for genera! farming; good home—Apily, between 8 and 9 o'clock this morning, HERALD. BOY wanted for bush run: one who is anxious to learn cattle and sheep farming—Box 37, G.P.0., Auckland. CADETS. 2. about 17, for a 2000-acre farm in Bay of Plenty; each cadet puts £100 into cattle or sheep, and shares profits for wages.—J. Brown, Braemar Mail Bag, Rotorua. MILKERS, 27s 6d; Scrubcutters, 255; Experienced Drainer. 10s or contract; Family Milkers, shares; Married Farm Hand.— Labour Exchange, 167, Queen St. POST Splitters— 5000 split, Puriii £2, Kimu £1 10s per 100— J. Brown, B-jrmar. Matata, Bay of Plenty. Wanted Known. VOUR CREDIT IS GOOD WITH US. 1 THE MAPLE FURNISHING CO.. 13, Karangahape Road. Simple System of Easy Payments. " KASTNER," the King of Player-Pianos, Jjl has no equal.— Solo Agents, E. and F. Piano Agency, Ltd. S. Coldicutt. Manager. BLESSING of Motherhood and the road to perfect health achieved by Dr. Pierce'* Palm Blossom. Free pamphlet sent by return mail. Your chemist has it; if not, write Madam Bowe, Box 1114, Auckland. FURNITURE ON EASY. TERMS. At Cash Prices. THE MAPLE FURNISHING CO.. 13, Karangahape Road. PADEREWSKI. the world's greatest pianist, prefers Erard . Pianos Agents. E. and F Piano Agency. Ltd. 8. Coldicutt. Manager. - 'WANTED Known-Two-seater Rover \> Motor-Car, for Sale, cheap; owner leaving New Zealand - , any trial given. Wilson, 26, Queen's Bldgs., WeJles[ey..St;\ * i When you can oust 'em ror seven D? > Why leU rats ».nd mice loot food so free? > 1 t>ATSPOOF-One box 7d, two Is lid, per f.fJlt lb: 4g. -- Post free" Stores Reapplied.— S J.OOBB,'EHerslie ••• i- •■* ***&>£■& A SHARP Lawn Mower means a smoothly-' cut lawn—Try Bmith's (late Lead- , beater), 14, Wakefield St. Collected and delivered free. ■ ■}.-.<■. -.- -4 OUR Overcoats ire smart in appearance and the . best , value in New Zealand.— Tpdd, James and Co., Outfitters, Wakefield .St. . <•-«.- —;.■ REMARKABLE OFFER. Very Fasy Terms at Cash Prices. THE MAPLE . FURNISHING.,. CO., , 13. Karangahape Road. ~ ,< HE NO DEPOSIT PIANO CO., 28, HIGH ST.. Sell New Iron framed Pianos from 5s a week. ■."'■', " GRAMAPHONES. Phonogrtphs, Records; full stock to choose from at Walker's Phoneries, Queen St., opp. Grey Statu*. Repairs. 'Phone 1693. ~ POLLARD AND COLLARD.-A household V/ name for piano excellence.— Agents. E. and P. Piano Agency. Ltd. THE MAPLE FURNISHING CO., 13, Karangahape Road.. Good Goods on Easy Terms, at Cash Prices. OJ. DURBIN. Saddler. 44. Wyndham a St.. next Buckley's, makes Saddles of 1 best materials, that give comfort and wear. I None better, few as good. Used and ■■ recommended by most prominent riders, horsemen, stockmen- Once used, always used. P BRYANT. Coal Merchant and Carrier.— , Bricks. Sand. Lime, Cement, Scoria, etc. Covered Vans for furniture removal. Head. Office: 6, Union Buildings, next new 6.P.0. Branches: .Tervois Road. Ponsoriby, Customs Street West-- " ~::.": .' HIRTY YEARS OF TEA EXPERIENCE has produced the charming flavour' ot Rew's Golden Blend. Demonstiation every day at REW'S ~r:,.'• -;;- ; Stores, Opposite Post Office. ,■»• ; OTHERS. KEEP 'THE* GIRLS HOME. —New Pianos from 6s a week at'the No Deposit Piano Co.. 28. High' St.'"" ' '- TO Those About 'to Marry— Worth Furniture, 6s 6d weekly; Pianos, from 6s weekly; no deposit required; Drophead Sewing Machines, £1 10s. 2s 6d weekly; . etc.— City Supply Stores, Tabernacle Bldgs., ■ 45, Karangahape Rd. ; FINEST GOLDEN BLEND TEA at Row's. Only Is 6d per lb. Deraonslraton ovcry day from 10 to 5. EEW'S Stores, Queen Street.,. ._. . SEND now tor T-atterns of our latest Summer and Autumn Suitings. Real nobby goods in ail the newest shades of Browns. Greys, Blues, etc. We guarantee a perfect fit. combined with the best workmanship and materials. —Mcßride, Cash Tailor. Costumier, and Gcnt.'s Outfitter, 11-13. Victoria St. West. OUR CREDIT IS GOOD WITH US* THE MAPLE FURNISHING CO.. 13, Karangahapo Road. Simple System of Easy Payments. TUSH, Fish, Fish.—Try our Delicious . Smoked Schnapper, free from blood.— Only obtainable at Sanford's Fish Market, Customs St.. opp. Customhouse. 'Phone 658. MANNING'S Delicious Tomato Chutney Sauce not _ prcservatised. Why use Sauce preservatised with Salicylic Acid? Good Sauce don't need it. PIANOS!- pianos-'. PIASOS'.'.I No Deposit. No Interest. Three years' terms.— No Deposit Piano Co.. 28. High St. - "IUrHEN you take TORA-LINE you know VV why everybody takes TORA-LINE. , TPOOTBALLEKS.— Our Football Boots ' J; have been awarded a gold medal. Postage paid. 12" 6d—Ernest |. Leaning. Footwear Specialist. 21 and 26, Wakefield fat. (near Town Hall' __^ INVALIDS' Carriages for Hire, Tyres fitted " "to Prams and Folders while you wan. Baskets repaired.—Dick and Cowden, 81, Grey St T» 1V S OS— NO DEPOSIT. 1 New" Iron-framed Pianos Call and hoar them.—2B. High St__ HIS MASTER'S VOICE Graraaphone and Records- We have largest stock in f New Zealand.-Agenls. E. and F. Piano Agency/Ltd. S. Coldicutt, Manager. YOUR OLD PIANO.- ' Jjj Full allowance for your old Piano at the No Deposit Piano Co-, 28, High St. . > y\'E your Scissors, Razors. . Knives. ii* Sharpened at the oldest Cutlery Estab- » ligbjnent in, Auckland.—Smith's (late Lead- ' beater). 11, Wakefield St. , T LOYD'S INQUIRY AGENCY. 216 VICTORIA ARCADE. AUCKLAND. 1 " DIVORCE AND CONFIDENTIAL " , INQUIRIES. > MISSING RELATIVES SEARCHED FOR} ACCOUNTS INVESTIGATED. 3 Consultations in .business and 4?amilj> Troubles, „ ...

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New Zealand Herald, Volume LII, Issue 15901, 26 April 1915, Page 1

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Page 1 Advertisements Column 8 New Zealand Herald, Volume LII, Issue 15901, 26 April 1915, Page 1

Page 1 Advertisements Column 8 New Zealand Herald, Volume LII, Issue 15901, 26 April 1915, Page 1

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