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New Zealand Herald, Volume LII, Issue 15949, 21 June 1915, Page 1

Situations Wanted. i AGENCIES, several wanted, for town and ; -ci suburbs; also Storekeepers' Lines.— . Urgent, 536, HERALD. , A CCOUNTANT (Lady), with first-class rei -tX ferences, and several years' experience, ; seeks a Position in Auckland.—Clerical, 515, Herat, A GRICULTURISTS—Waiting employment -fx —Capable Share Milkers, Farm Hands, Milkers, M. Couples, H.-keepers; best refs.—' Clark's Registry. Vulcan Lane. j "DAKER.—Wanted. Situation, by reliable, JJ steady Baker; d'sengaged from June 21; town or country.—Careful, 520, Herald. 1 TJOOK-KEEPER wants temporary work; ~ no objection night work; good local , refs.; yearly balances, income tax returns.— | Books, 550, HEiOJiD. , I /CLERGYMAN'S Son (18), wants good homo V* on up-to-date Fruit Farm or Apiary. —J. Stanitorth, care E. Ellin, Whangarei. DAIRY, about 40 cows, on shares, wanted by Married Man; life experience; good references.—Shares, P. 0., Papakura. TirtESSMAKER, reliable, thoroughly com--L' petent, wants work by the day.— 669, Herald, FARM Hands, Domestics, Milkers, M. J- Couples, and Housekeepers, now waiting employment, at Saunders's Registry (under new management), 12, Strand Arcade, ground floor 'Phone 900. /GARDENING work wanted by experienced M man, day or half day; any suburb.— J.S , 571, BEBALD /GENTLEMAN, 38, intelligent, from Old ' :VJ Country, seeks berth Clerk, or Traveller; willing work hard, good business know- | ledge; good refs.—Clerk, 419, HERALD. ' Housekeeper to Widower; thoroughly J.J. 'finable: good plain Domestic, | 535, HERALD. TV/JAN, married, active, reliable, adaptable, ill. wants situation; excel'ent refs., covering 12 —G.W., 24, Church St., Devonport. MAN (resp«ctable)„ 38, from England, 6 mouths'vfarmine experience here, requires situation; willing, pood refs.; no hand milking.—Home 448, HERALD. MASONIC.— Would Brother find situation Gentleman (educated), 38, from Home. Clerkship or respectable position, town or country; excellent refs.—Fraternity, 475, j HERALD. I IV/TILKING on _ Shares, 80 to 100 cows. XTX with machines, wanted by practical hand or machine milkers.—Farm Hand, 546. Hehald. i TVfURSEGIRL wants Situation; fond of children.—Mabel. 517, Hjeald. CHEWING wanted by the day. by experiU enccd Dressmaker; 6s per day and , fores— CES., Ponsonby P.O. CHARE Milking (by machine).— and ~Son want 60 to 70 cows; good refs.— H B . Hamilton P.O. QOLICITORS— Typitte and ; U Stenoirrapher want" bieeer scope for j work.—Law Clerk, 616, HERALD. j QA TO 100 cows, on shares, wanted, by Uy family; refs.; machines.— j A.T., 552, HERAL'). Wanted to Bn>. i i T7EROSENE Engine, English, 3 h.p. XV second-hand, in good order, for milkIng machine.—Power, 527, HSRALD. PIANO, modern with nice tone State lowest rrice for spot cash, Immediate, 564. HERLi). 1 OURFACE Planer,.small, up to 12in; must Vj be cheap and in good working order. Prico and particulars, Wingate and Co., Ltd., Queen St. | OLD FALSE TEETH BOUGHT, sound or \J broken; best possible prices in New Zealand.— any you have to J. Dunstone, Box 1053, G P. 0., Auckland; est. 25 years. Cash by return post. A PPAREL—F. W. Fischer, 350, Queen St. /v (opp. Statue), largest buyer Left-ofl Clothing, Trunks, Suit Cases, Jewellery, Boots.—'Phone 3021. Country orders solicited. ; A AREL.— Martin, 842, Queen . St-'," f xx opp Gr»y Statue, buys every description . of Second-hand : Clothing, • Travelling Trunks, Bags, '.Boots,r Jewellery, etc. Highest -prices. ( Country orders specially attended. 'Phone 3303 M' RS. BROWN 90, Hobson St., buys I Itl Ladies' ■ and ' Gent 's _ . and Children's ' Left-off and Misfit. Clothing, Boote, etc. letters promptly attended to. MRS BOTTERILL buy a Ladies'. Gent's, and Children's Superior Misfit and Leftoff Clothing- Letters attended to—Elliott St., 2 doors from Wellesley St. 'Phone 8488. MRS. OUTTRIM will Buy your Loft-off JLtJL or Misfit Clothing, etc.; highest prices. ; 114. Victoria St. 'Phone 2674. i OLD False Teeth bought; highest price \J paid in N.Z —Post to Mjgr.. Piedmont Co.. 66. City Chambers; caen by return. E-strblished 16 years. RAGS. RAGS. rags. TAKLE BROS., Rag Merchants, Union Street. 'Phone 527. Tailors' Cuttings a Specialty. "P U N G U S. , Send your Fungus to the DIRECT EXPORTER.' We give HIGHEST MARKET PRICE ONLY. AH CHEE AND CO.. Box 753. Auckland, opp. G.P.O. GENT.'S MISFII AND CAST-OFF APPAREL. OVERCOATS. MACKS. TRUNKS. BOOTS. PAWN TICKETS EtO;. Etc. • i GET OUR PRICES before giving away or selling' for a mere song. Owing to big demand we are offering from 10s to 60s per suit Ring up 3976. and our representatives will call on youTHE LONDON CLOTHING. CLEANING, AND REPAIRING CO., 4. Gt. North Road (nr. Ponsonby Reservoir). ' Miscellaneous. AJERVE Force — A wonderful Herbal XI Remedy for Nervous Depletion. Large bottle, 3s 6d. Made from pure fresh herbs.— Herbal Stores, 115, Karangahape Rd. HERBAL Cough Remedy—When all other Remedies fail, try Herbal Sure Cure Cough Remedy. 2s 6d large bottle.-Herbal Stores, Karangahape Rd. "IDESERT GOLD" Tea has captured New U Zealand. Incomparable for flavour, strength and economy. You will be de- , lighted with it. Ask lor 2s grade. Other blends. Is 8d and Is lOd. "PISH, Fish, .Fish.— our Delicious X Smoked Schnapper, free from blood Only obtainable at Sanford's Fish Market, Customs St., 'pp. Customhouse. 'Phone 658. GRAMAPHONES, Phonographs, Records; full stock to choose from at Walker's Phoneries, Queen St.. opp. Grey Statue. Repairs- 'Phono 1693. OTHERS KEEP THE GIRLS HOME. —New Pianos from 5s a week at the No Deposit Piano Co., 28, High St. mHE NO DEPOSIT PIANO CO 28, 1 HIGH ST., Sell New Iron-framed Pianos from 5s a. week. EDUCE THE BUTTER BILL by using .LV Honey- Row s soiling Choice White Clover. Is and Is 3d tin, lid and Is 6d jar. REW'S Stores, Queen Street and Newton. TORA-LINE means sound lungs. Speaker; and Singers take Tora-line Obtainable at all Leading Chemists. Is and 2s OUR BUSINESS IS TO . SATISFY. Our lianos do that The No Deposit P ano Co., 28, High St. MAKE money whilst enjoying the finest Tea you evor brewed. £50 offered to users of " Desert Gold" Tea. Get particulars from your grocer. THE NEW IDEA in Photography.—BeauX tiful Portraits of yourselves and your children in your own homes- Think of the advantages—S. H. PRYOR, Photographic Expert and Artist, 26, Pencarrow Avenue, Mount Eden 'Phone, 3847. XX] ARM Winter Wear.—We have a very V? complete stock of Men's Warm Underclothing. Just tho thing lor this cold weather. Come along and we will be pleased to show them to you. Prices bedrock.— Mcßrido, Cash Tailor. Costumier, and Outfitter, 11-13, Victoria St. OJ. DURBIN. Saddler. 44, Wyndham , St, next Buckley's, makes Saddles of best materials, that givo comfort and wear. None better, few as good. Used °" d r€Com mended by most prominent riders, horsemen, stockmen. Once used, always used. T7"EEP THE HOME BRIGHT — XV A Brand New Iron-framed Piano 'rom 5a a week.—No Deposit Piano Co.. 28. High Street. COLLARD AND COLLARD.— household name for piano excellence.— I Agents, E. and F. Piano Agency, Ltd. i