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New Zealand Herald, Volume LIII, Issue 16214, 27 April 1916, Page 1

Situations wanted. ADVERTISER wants light work, whole or ii part time, or position trust; good bond given.—Trust, 2756,- HERALD. BOOK-KEEPER, competent, wants responsible position, with,good commercial experience; best ref; military reject.— Write C1erk,.2739, HERALD. OMPANION-Ht'lp-Lady. thoroughly domesticated, seeks position in refined adult family, Auckland or suburbs.—Natal, 2728. HERALD. COOK, English, wishes daily work, pri--1 vote or hotel; good caterer: references. —Williamson Baildon Rd.. Grey Lynn. COOK-Housekeeper wishes situation in quiet family; Home and colonial experience: refs.; station would British, 2708. HERALB\ COUNTRY Gill, respectable, seeks situation, light Housework; no cooking; town preferred.— wages to H., Patumahoo Post Office. __^ DAIRYMAN, single, wants sit., hand or machine; good all-round; excellent Jersey. 2718, HERALD. DRESSMAKER, competent, wants Dressmaking by the day, 7s 6d; country proferred.— 2750, HERALD. ENGINEDRIVING. second-class, wanted; used to wood Engincdriver, 2700, Herald. GARDENING wanted by practical man; flowers, vegetables, hedges cut, lawns mown, Garden, 2726. HERALD. GARDENER wants jobbing by the day; X good all-round experience in flowers, vegetables. fruit.—Gardener. 2765, HERALD. GENERAL, capable, domesticated, wishes situation in small adult family; refs.; salary 11.-R.B-, 2719, HERALD. HOUSEWORK wanted by the day or place to sleep home, no washing; Grafton district.—C.S.. Newton P.O. HAIRDRESSER, good haircutter and shaver, wants situation, town or country. -Hairdresser, 2736, HERALD. HAIRDRESSER (ineligible) seeks position; will take a management, country pro-ferrcd.-Tonsorial, 2710. HERALD. HEDGES, Lawns, Gardens and Pruning Fruit Trees by the day or hour— dener, 678, Symonds St. HERD, good, wanted by reliable man, for share-milking, 3 milkers; machines preferred ; or would lease.—Leasehold, 2757, [HERALD. | ' LADY, young and energetic, desires holiday on farm in return for part board and help in home.—H.E.H., Newton P.O. j LADY, young, refined and energetic, seeks > Employment during daytime; would take light work of man gone to war. Good , work and good wages. Refs.—Genuine, Newton P.O. MAN, married, no family, seeks position as Driver-Canvasser, country store: 8 years' experience present situation.— gible. 2695. Herald. MOTOR-Driving of any description wanted , by returned soldier; used to country j roads -Motor. Soldiers' Club, Auckland. ] , ——» NURSE-Companion wishes position to invalid lady hospital experience; refs.— ; Nurse, P. 0., Mount Albert. I STORE Manager, well recommended, seeks position; country preferred competent, steady, efficient book-keeper; only permanent position sought; would entertain proposition purchase.—Bona-Fides, 2652, HERALD. WASHING or Cleaning wanted by the day -Widow, 2741, HERALD. | [WIDOW, middle-aged, wants position as IVY General; good plain cook; country or town.—Widow, Newton PA __, IDOW. refined, with boy, seeks position Housekeeper to widower or bachelor, or as Companion-Help to elderly lady small salary, comfortable home desired.— 2702, HERALD. WOMAN, experienced, wants full days (Tues and Fri.). Washing or Cleaning. -Fj.J P., 2737, HERALD. , WOMAN, refined, seeks position Housekeeper, Lady Help or Nurso-Companion; nursing experience, domesticated, good personal Address, HERALD. . YOUTH, 18, wants position on Station or Farm; experienced milker—State wages, etc., Milker, 8740, HERALD. , YOUTH, 17. seeks position; 2 years' qffico experience; knowledge of typewriting; rcfs.-Particulars to Youth, 2712, HERALD. t i ■VTOTICE TO WAREHOUSES, Gentleman (44), with good business abilities and best of references, desires to . take up position as Country Traveller for . Warehouw with good salable lines, on commission only. No wages or travelling expenses required. TRAVELLER. HERALD. Pupils Wanted. MASSAGE.— Thorough Tuition in Medical, Surgical, and Electrical Massage, by Certificated Tutor.— Box 530. LEARN Wood-carving, Poker Work, or Stencilling and bring your leisure moments to a pleasing and profitable issue. Price lists posted.— Ayling, 4, Strand, Auckland, _______ MISS BARBARA WILSON. Teacher of Pianoforte; pupils coached for all examations of R.A.M. and R.C.M. 'Phono 825. Carlton. City MRS. 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