Page 1 Advertisements Column 6

New Zealand Herald, Volume LII, Issue 15932, 1 June 1915, Page 1

.Situations Wanted. BOOK-KEEPER, double en ,ry, requires situation in or near Auodand; refer-Book-keeper, 181, HERALD. I- U : CADET wants a job on farm or sheep station.—Write C.W.P., 138, Herald. COMPANION-Help wants position; state duties and wages.M.S., Dominion Rd. P. O. COOK.— Wjtnaj would like phce: good V experience luucheon room—Urgent, 200, HBBATj>. DOCTORS or Dentists.— Lady,, with hospital experience, wants position in Doctor's or Dentist's rooms.—X.Y.Z.. care Mrs. Hart*, Queen St.. Nertfccote. » "TiNGINEDRIVER or Fireman wants job. S-i no ticlref.; refa. ; used to log-hauler.— Stoker, Waikaio House, Shortland St. FARM or Station.— experienced, wants position.—State wages and locality, to Fanner, HERALD. FARM Work.—Man, young, wants situation on farm, milk and used to general faim work; state wasea H.G.. HERALD. FARMERS.-Wanted by Married, Man with two small children, position on dairy firm for about five weeks in return for keep, view to experience. Learner, 184, HERALD. GARDENEP. practical, all round, desires J work—Florist, 198, HERALD. GARDENING Work wanted, one day week; Takapuna district.—Gardener, 144, Herald. CJ.ARDFNER. handy man, single, sober, * reliable, -in milk, seeks work by o&y, weak o" permanent.— 170, h'ER/JiO. (GENTLEMAN, middle-aged, good horseJ mac, drive motor, milk, garden, make himself ti">fu'; Rood home essential; lady preferred.-G., P5. HEStAID. LADY Help—Young lady wants situation; good nome essential. — D.J., 201, Herald. LADY Help—Position wanted in Auckland by r-nned, domesticated Lady from South; small remuneration, comfortable homo, n" wf-ihing.—Mrs. Lorkins, Avenue P'igistry, ?k.'nell. "h/rAN. i'.'Ung, geeks light employment ijl physically ucfit for active servico.--Honest, P. 0., Grey Lynn. » MAN, active, elderly, requires situation; useful in house, plain cook, '■ i>rdor. etc.—Caledonia, 147, HERALD. MAN, strong, married, wants wcrk in stora or warehouse: abstainer; references.— Disengaged, HERALD. MAN, experienced, wants Pruning and Gardening work; references given.— Practical Gardener, care Newton P.O. MAN, active, fair education, wants light employment; will dons ■ 50 pe: cent, of wages to Belgian and Patriotic Funds.— Patriotic. 183. HERALD. MAN, young, careful driver, good mechanic, first-class refs., in private' famil7; moderate wage; country pro-! forred —Chauffeur, 186, HERALD. MAN. elderly, sober, reliable, wants posi- ■ tion sb Groom-Gardener, or as Caretaker; references. — Central Labo-n Ex change. 167, Queen St. 'Phone, 3635. ' < MARRIED Man, bandy carpenter's tools, | wants Position in Warehouse.—Urgent. 163, HERALD. MECHANIC, young, knowledge of best - known cars, wants position in garage. —Mechanic, 187, HERALD MILKING on shares wanted, small dairy farm.-Full particulars to Urgent. 197, HERALD. i MILKING on Shares wanted by family for cominn season, or on wages; machines preferred; references.—Milker, Post Office, Masterton. MILKING —Wanted by reliable. Mi-Tied Man, übotit 60 cows on shares (or coming season, with machines, or take charge of large h :-. good reference, etc.—Address at PER ALL OFFICE Work.—Lady, 10 years' experience,, wants work, morning hours only; excellent references;' remuneration moderate. -Urgent. 100. HERALD, i . - i i " ' i-—-PAINTING, i Paperhanging wanted, by -, reliable'tradesman; good wor> moderafe <r*y bt labmir ' .met.— Paperhanger. 204, Herald. ■pLOUGHMAN, Milker,:and peril Farm . «. '.'"Hand— Man,-, 'married, ynitits situa-' tion—Howard. 195, •HERALD PLOUGHMAN, competent, with a .l farm implements, wants position.—Apply, stating ages, to Plough, Post Office, Hamilton. SHARE Experienced Mm, practical knowledge machines and handling herds, first-class refs.. rerjuires good dairy, nay numberApoly by letter Machines, care Duffy's Boardinghouse, Hamilt .-, during Show weekTRAVELLING, , Clerking, Salesman. Storeman, ■tic— Man, married, energetic, wants work, excellent references.— Urgency, care Newton P.O. WOMAN, reliable, wants domestic work in snail adult family.—B.3.. 172, Herald I ■ Wanted to Buy. BENZINE Tins, empty, wanted at once, any quantity.—Bituco Road Binder Co., Nowmarkot. DRAPER'S Brasa Fittings. Counter, and Glass Casi wanted, cheap.—Randolph, 180, (HERALD. LEDGER, loose-leaf, second-hand—Grocer, IHERALD. LAWN-Mowing Machine, second-hand: state time in use, maker, price, etc.— Engineer-Gardener, 191, HERALD. OLD Gold. Efilvor. Dental Plates, All Kinds of Broken Jewellery^— prices given at 134, Victoria St. W. PIANOS. ■ 10. second-hand, for export; maker's name, condition of instruments, and lowest price Export Trade, 158, HERALD. PIANOS Bought.—Send full particulars, maker's name, and cash price, to Richardson Piano Agency, A.M-P Bdgs., City. "IXfE are Buyers of First-class Secojd-hand it Sacks; 48's only; any quantity.— McNeil and Co. APPAREL.— Martin, the well-known Purchaser of Second-hand Clothing, etc.. has removed to 342 Queen St. opp Grey Statue. Buys and Sells Travelling Tunks, Bags, Clothing. Jewellery. 'Phone 33\J3. A PPAREL.—F. W. Fischer, 350, Queen St A (oop. Statue). Auckland, is largest buyer every description Left-off Clothing, Trunks, Ports Suit Cases, Jewellery, Boots, etc.— 'Phone 8021. Country orders solicited. LADIES AND GENTLEMEN wishing to dispose of their LEFT-OFF or MISFIT WEARING APPAREL will receive higheit value from „ MRS ALDRIDCE. opp. YM-C.A.. Wellesley Bt. West. Ccmmanicute bv letter or 'phone 2928 "\JTRS. BOTTERILL buys Ladies'. Gent.'s, IVI and Children's Superior Misfit and Leftoff Clothing Letters promptly attended to. —Elliott St., two doors from Wellesley St. 'Phone 3488. OACKS. SACKS SACKS. WANTED TO BUY GOOD SOUND SACKS Free from Holes. E. A. PERKINS AND CO.. City Market. OCARLET RUNNER BEANS, *J In any Quantity. WANTED TO BUYARTHUR YATES' AND CO., LTD., Lower Albert Street. Miscellaneous. DON'T postpone tho pleasure of testing " Dasert Gold" Tea-that choicest of all Teas' Got it from your grocer. Save the "Camels" on thi packets. HIS MASTER'S VOICE Gramaphons and Records. We have largest stock in New Zealand.— Agents. E. and F. Piano Agency. Ltd. S Coldicutt. Manager. 58 WILL be given to the Belgian Fund on every Gramaphone, Phonograph. Sewing Machine, or Piano. Records posted free. No alteration in prices guaranteed.Only address. City Bupply Stores, Taber- . nacle Buildings. 45. Karangahape Rd.. . Auckland. ' BUTTER Bill Saved by using High- ' £) lander Condensed Milk on your bread SLOW servico, double handling of, money, written figures, are sources of loss in many ■ shops. Are you tbo victim of this type of system? It costs you money. Cash Reg* ' ters stop these losses.