Situations Wanted. "DAKERS.— wanted in country. a« £-» single hand, by first-class Foreman Caker; sober and reliable; bread and small goods.—Jas. Campbell, 42, Belgium Street, Auckland. ptOACHPAINTER wants position; used ■V/ cars, sulkoys, etc., and all classes work; 10 years experience in Christchurch.—G. Perry. G.P.0., Christchurch. T^ AE^ E ? r experienced, wants position, ■*• Working Manager, sheep and cattle tarm; married. Colonial, excellent rets— itomney, care HERALD. "PARM Hands. Domestics. Milkers, M. ■*■ Couples and Housekeepers, now waiting _ employment, at Saunders's Registry tunaer new management'. 12, Strand Arcade. ground floor. 'Phone 900. (t young, seeks position in Office; «T.ti. Bho^, h '?, <l and typewriting.—Trustworthy, 791. herald. Q-OVERNESS, nursery, or Children's v* i\urse. disengaged, desires position. | town or country—Nurse. 790. HERALD. TTOUSEMAID- Waitress, experienced, dis- -«-*■ engaged, requires situation.—MC 11, ! tt:chmond Avenue. Grey Lynn. HOUSEKEEPER or General. — Position XJ-wanted bv lady, with child 4yrs; refs if required —A.T.8.. HERALD Agency. Thames. HOUSEKEEPER seeks position to gentlei 1 man * Main Trunk line preferred.— Burnett Registry, Security Buildings, Queen St. MAN wants work as groom and gardener or garden work by day.—M.F. 797 Herald. MAN. young, discharged from reinforcements, seeks position Bar-tender, or any other capacity.—Capable. 16. HERALD. MAN. small private means, wants comm fortable home in exchange for work, garaening. care motor or horse, milk, etc. ; refs.—H., 779, HERALD. MATERNITY Nurse requires re-engage- . ment from the end of October.— Registry. 22, City Chambers, Queen St. I'hone 1702. ' MATERNITY Nurse has accommodation for ladies during accouchement, or will nurse, own home.— Lynch. 37, Sentinel Rd. "Phone 2584. NURSE, maternity, certificated, disengaged ,-1-1 for October, town or country: terms moderate.—Sister Rainsford. 37. SentineL Road. Ponsonby. 'Phone 2584. "PHOTOGRAPHER, qualified. open fbr" J- engagement ; M years' experience.— Photographer. Whangaroa. TRAVELLING.— Position wanted by total abstainer; 10 years' confectionery experience; references, Auckland to Dunedin.— Watson, Herald. TATOMAN. middle-aged, wants Position »» trust: thoroughly domesticated; good plain sewer: open- week.— Otorohanga P.O. » — 3 Wanted to Buy. ADVERTISER wants Pair Good Secondhand Acetylene Motor-car Headlights and_Generator, cheap for cash.—Panhard. 20, Herald. ENCYCLOPEDIA Britannica. second-hand edition, —Particulars and price to E.E.S., Ngaroto. GRAMAPHONES. wanted to Buy; also. Phonographs and Records-Apply immediately, Wachner's. 104, Queen St., opp. Bank N.Z. MRS. BOTTRILL buys Ladies'. Gent's and Children's Superior Misfit and Left-off Clothing. Letters attended to.— Elliott St.. two doors from Wellesley St. 'Phone 3488. *- APPAREL.— F. W. Fischer. 850. Queen St. (opp. Statue), buyer Left-off Clothing. Suit Cases. Jewellery, Boots. False Teeth.— 'Phone 3021. Country orders solicited. APPAREL.— 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. ID FALSE TEETH BOUGHT, sound or broken; best possible prices in New Zealand.Send any - yon have to J. Dunstone, Box 1053. G.P.0.. Auckland; est. 25 years. Cash by Tetum post '-._.- Rag's. rags. rags. * TAKLE bros.. Rag Merchants, Union Street. 'Phono 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.OGENT.'S MISFIT AND CAST-OFF APPAREL, OVERCOATS. MACKS. TRUNKS. BOOTS, PAWN TICKETS. Etc.. Etc. ° 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 you. THE LONDON CLOTHING. CLEANING AND REPAIRING CO., 4. Gt. North Road (nr. Ponsonby Reservoir). * '■ | Miscellaneous. FOR Egypt and the Dardanelles make X your purchases and get full particulars about the parcels, at REW'S, Stores, opposite General Post Office. RUN No Risks! Insure with the National Insurance Co., 101, Queen Street. Fire Accident, Sickness. Bedrock terms. ' URSE WILKINSON. No. 11, Claremont 11 . St., off Khyber Pass Rr.—Good accomodation for Ladies during accouchement. rpWO Specials—Warner's Corsets, usually j t? 8 -! 6 * ' clea ™« 4 s 6d pair; Embroidered Voiles, usually 3s lid. dealing Is lid Allingham's. Kingsland. rpHE CAREFUL SELECTION AND HIGH A QUALITY INGREDIENTS MAKE MILITARY PICKLE The Relish Par Excellence. ' Ask Your Grocer. EAR A DIAMOND while you pay for it. , You V 1) * er feel the cost The " Security Instalment System makes it easy. Lowest prices; easiest terms.—Howard and Birkett, Jewellers (first floor). Security Buildings. Open Fridays until 9 p.m. ' URGOY'NE'S Australian Chablis is a unique light Wine, irresistible in flavour and quality. It vies with the finest Continental vintageand costs half the money.Order from Gollin and Co., Auckland. COMMERCIAL Men.—Accidents and Sickness may overtake you. Perfect and cheap protection.—National Insurance Co 101, Queen Street. "' OR OUR BOYS AT THE FRONT— Bycroft Biscuits in hermetically-sealed tins. Eight varieties.—Full particulars of postage at REW'S. Stores, opposite General Post Office. TT SETS THE GASTRIC JUICES -*■ FLOWINGMILITARY PICKLE. The Family Condiment. All Grocers. ERSTENA PORRIDGE MEAL Cooked in Two Minutes. The housewife's boon. Contains no waste matter. Obtainable at All StoresY\7"E deliver Taupiri. Westport, Newcastle, » t and all Coals, also Firewood, to any part of the City' and Suburbs at lowest rates. —Winstone, Ltd., Union Buildings. Customs Street East, Symonds Street, and Mount Eden. RITON'S ALL OVER THE WORLD Ride •• CLINCHER DREADNOUGHT" Motor-cycle Tyres, which are made for hard wear on rough roads. TRY THEM. ARE Your Employees Insured? Telephone 57, National Insurance Co.. 101, Queen Street. Instant attention. Cheap rates. EMPTY TINS supplied at cost price to , carry presents to the Front.—Biscuits, Confectionery, Chocolates, etc, at REW'S, Stores, opposite General Post Office. ISCUITS IN "SEALED TINS, for the Boys at the Front. Good assortment to choose from. REW'S. Stores, opposite General Post Office. " SCOTLAND'S BEST EXPERTS 'J Manufacture " CLINCHER TYRES" for the Dominion's hard roads. Guaranteed nine and fifteen months. GIVE THEM A TRIAL. MAST PARCELS FOR OUR BOYS AT THE FRONT.-Biscnits.. Confectionery. Chocolate, etc.—Full particulars, postage, etc., at REW'S, Stores, opposite General Post Office.
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New Zealand Herald, Volume LII, Issue 16033, 27 September 1915, Page 1
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