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New Zealand Herald, Volume LII, Issue 16024, 16 September 1915, Page 1

Situations Wanted. \CCOUNTANT seeks position; capable "*- and experienced : excellent local referaces. Would take charge of office-Please rite J., 627, HERALD. BOOKKEEPER, present engaged country, desires Position larger office ; any apacity, further experience.— 635. lERALD. Position wanted by -J refined young girl to elderly couple, or s Nuraegirl.— Jura, HERALD. '"^OMPANION-Help.-Young Lady wishes >-' position with elderly couple or elderly adv : thoroughly car.able: good references. -Companion. P.O. Box 397. * general, capable, refs.. will take -' moderate wages from small adult family. ; -Genuine. 617, HERALD. DRESSMAKER, smart, wants work by ( . day; 6s and fares.lris, Symonds St. f^AßM.— Situation wanted by Respectable 1 Man, with 7 years' experience. — okeno. L'AKM Situation wanted for Lad, 16 years; L no experience; good home essential. — • . Shell, Probation Office. Symonds St. FARM —Young Man wants situation on Farm, first-class milker and can 'lough.— Farmhand. 607. HERALJ. IpARM Manager. — Practical Farmer wants situation as manager on farm or work arm on shares; 20 years' experience in N Z.. ill kinds farming.Farmer. 619. HERALD. PAEM Hands, Domestics, Milkers, M. *- Couples and Housekeepers, now waitng employment, at Saunders's Registry under new management), 12. Strand Arcade, [round floor. 'Phone 900. "J. ROCERY and Provisions.— posi*J tion as Manager, country or suburban; 2 years' experience: first-class references.— r.H.8., 612. HERAiD. OTEL, Club, or Private Hotel.—Young Man, 33. wants position. Manager; experience, from " buttons" to head pantrynan and head waiter to chef, best hotels. — Manager, 968. Herald. . HOUSEKEEPER —Refined Young Lady wishes position Housekeeper to gentleman ; nice home ; all duties; town or near. -Urgent. G.P.0., Auckland. LADY'S Companion or Light Duties. . Young Lady, well educated, desires position. —M.. care L. Spooner. Ohakune. LADY, young, with no children, English, wishes to go* to Rarotonga; would act as companion or Maid to another lady, cr would go with family; good sailor. *hor3Ughly accustomed to travelling, musical.— ronga, HERAL J. MATERNITY Nurse disengaged, under- ••*-»• take household duties if necessary: will call and arrange if desired attend ;ountry patients if fare paid: good accommodation if desired: charges moderate.— l 9, Second Avenue, off Commercial Rd., Kingsland. NURSE, certificated, open for engagement: maternity. general nursin": good testimonials. Apply, particulars. Nurse. 52. Third Av., Kingsland. N'URSE, Queensland wants position as 1 . Matron in Auckland; holds obstetric :ertificate. with good testimonials, and general experience.—Matron Carson, care Mrs. A Shal'ard. No 7 Road. Waitoa. TYPTSTE and Stenographer or Bookkeener to an Auckland Firm.— Young Lady with good commercial training, but no previous experience, is desirous of obtaining employment.—Book-keeper, 626, H.EHAIP. ASHING and Cleaning, or Offi<*e Clean- » T ing, wanted.—Work, 984. HERALD ABASHING or Cleaning, day work, * ™ wanted by respectable woman; Epsom preferred. —M., Epsom P.O. YfTAfCHMAN, Caretaker, or Porter— » » 47» abstainer, single, seeks position.— Trust. 632. HERALD. TT7"ORKING Housekeeper wants situation: » » domesticated, good plain cook. thoroughly reliable.Domestic. 606. HERALD WORK wanted by respectable middle-aced » » Mun, capable any work, on small fnrr-i- handy with tools.—Handy. 611 HERALD.

Pupils Wanted. . SINGING. Piano, Violin. thoroughly taught by ? certificated young .Lady. Terms. £1 10s Quarter.Write Diploma, 90. BBSAID DRESSMAKING, private lessons.— Reid, No. 1, Anglesea St.. Ponsonby. M" MERVYX WILSON, Teacher of Piano. Violin and Mandolin. Waimana Hall, and 254. Queen St. 'Phone. A 412. KingelandMISS AYLING. — Woodoarving, Pokerwork. Stencilling. Price Lists. Send 23 6d, and obtain knife, lesson, and board for carving.— i. Strand Arcade, Auckland. MOTHERS, send your Daughters to MRS. MALCOLMSON (late of London). DRESS, COSTUME-MAKING. AND CUTTING CLASSES. Held Day and Evening under her Supervision. Dressmaking Lesson, Is. Call or write for Prospectus of Special Course. NEW ADDRESS: OVER WALKER AND CO'3. CHEMISTS. WELLESLEY ST. W. OTUTTERING AND STAMMERING. MR. JOHN McDOUGALL. Author, Inventor and Expert Teacher of the easiest, quickest, and most natural method yet discovered for- Curing Stammering and other Speech Defects. Not© British. Australian, and New Zealand testimonials and references. Address - ORAKAU AVENUE. Greenwood a Corner. Epsom. Auckland. Wanted to Bay. COMBINATION Billiard and Dining Table: must have slate bed. —Apply, stating lowest cash price, to Box 3, G.P.O. RAMAPHONES wanted to Buy; idso", Phonographs and Records.— Apply immediately. Wachner's, 101, Queen St. (opd. Bank N.Z.). LATHE, screw-cutting, small.— price and full particulars to Lathe, 979, Herald. TVTILE, FLOAT, second-hand, in Rood reJLtJL pair, wanted to Buy.—Float. HERALD. SCOW, carrying capacity 60 tons, wanted, run fireclay rom Kiripaka to Auckland.Box 454, Auckland. A PPaREL — F. W. Fischer. 350. Queen St. -rJL <opp. Statue), buyer Left-off Clothing. Suit Cases. Jewellery, Boots. False Teeth.— 'Phone 3C21. Country orders solicited. APPAREL.— Mrs. Martin. 342, Queen St. opp Grey Statue, buys every description of Second-hand Clothing. Travelling Trunks, Bags, Boots. Jewellery, etc. Highest prices. Country orders specially attended. "Phone 3303. MRS: BOTTERILL buys Ladies - . Gent.'a. and Children's Superior Misfit and Loft-off Clothing. Letters attended to.— Elliott St , two doors from Wellesley St. 'Phone 3488. OLD FALSE TEETH BOUGHT, sound or broken; best possible prices in New Zealand.—Send any you have to J. Dunstone. Box 1053. G-P-0., Auckland; est. 25 years. Cash by return post. OACKS. SACKS. O SECOND-HAND SACKS IN ANY QUANTITY. TEXTILE BAG AND SACK CO. LTD. 62. Fort Street. 'Phone 2854. ■ — Miscellaneous. CROWDED Out.— Bargain hunters happy at Pearson's giant sweep out of Boots and Shoes. Newton. ~T TODD, Tailor, Darby St , Auckland, «J . and Otahuhu. near Stone's Boot Shop, for Good-fitting Suits, and prices reasonable MATRIMONIAL.— Burnett's Established Agency. Genuine, select, satisiactoiy. Send stamped addressed envelope for Circular, post free.—Security Bldgs., Queen St. RING Up Mrs. Kelly.—She buys and sell; Ladies'. Gent.'a. and Children's Misfii Clothing. Trunks, Boots.— 'Phone 2606.— 392 Queen St. KINEMATOGRAPH Apparatus. Gaumon machiue preferred: arc lamp, lamp house, and motor generator.— Apply Kinema 623. Herald. FOUND out how to get home early like my assistants. Instead of worryi-y j nv«;r my balance I use a National Cash I Register.— See Local Agent. National Cash ; Register Co.. ccr. Darby and Elliott Sts. IrPHE cleanest sweep out of Boots and JL Shoes now proceeding at Pearson's Boot Stores, corner. Upper Queen St. and Karar'gahape Rd., Newton.