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Domestics Wanted. COOK-General. young, capable, wanted for" Parnell: no washing.— address, apply HERALD. COMPANION-Help wanted.—Mrs. Leonard Mitchell, cor. Dominion Rd., Remuera. COMPANION-Help wanted for inland town; would suit soldier's wife or widow.—Apply HERALD.. COMPANION-Help wanted for a short time; light duties.— Arnold Harrison. Gordon Rd., Northcote. pOMPANION-Help wanted; salary, 17s; V' 3 children; outside help fortnightlyMrs. H. H. Shaw, Hacton, Hamilton. COMPANION-Help.— offers good comfortable homo in return company and light duties, in Mt. Eden.—Address at Herald. I —; COMPANION-Help.— offers good com fortablo homo in return company and light duties, in Devonport; refined.—Address at herald. GENERAL, capable, wanted.—Mrs. Mack- . low, Domain Drive, Parnell. ■ 1 GENERAL wanted. — Mrs. Campbell Mitchell, Mt. St. John Avenue, Epsom. GENERAL, capable, wanted; 3 adults; refs. required.- Miss Harker. 3, Alfred Street. GENERAL, competent, wanted, 3 in family; wages, £I.—Mrs. A. M. Kelly, 18, Park Rd„ opp. Hospital. GENERAL Servant or Girl to assist, small adult family; sleep at home.— 15, North Head Rd.. Devonport. GENERAL, capable, wanted; refs. re- 1 quired.—Mrs. Thornton Jackson, next police station, Remuera. 'Phone 4C53. —4 GENERAL, capable, wanted for 2 ladies; quiet home: good wages; refs— Haselden. Hotel Mon Desir, Takapuna. GENERAL, capable, wanted for country s home, family i ; good borne and wages. ■ —Write Mrs. Mcßride. Central Hotel. GENERAL or Girl wantod to assist.— Apply, afternoon or evening, Mrs. Lamb. 12. Pencarrow Avenue. Mt. Eden. GENERAL, good, wanted: no washing; sleep at home; wages. ).5s per week.— Nurse Canty, 15. Huntly A-jiiue, Off Khyber Pass. GIRL, young, smart, wantod.—236, Queen St., or Sunday morning ut 40, Rock- , lands Av., Dominion Rd. Terminus. GIRL, young, or Woman, reliable, wanted look after baby, a year old, 10s to 15s; ' references indispensable. — Nurse, 4447, HERALD. GIRL wanted to assist in housework; easy place: Sundays and evenings off. Jeffries, Aratcnga Av„ off Great Bouth Rd. , 'Phone 3940 (3 rings), or 1639. HELP wanted at once for small family; 10s, good home; middle-aged person preferred.—Box 12, Hamilton. HELP wanted to take charge during mother's daily absence: no washing. Wages, 12s.—Apply Mother, 4421, HERALD. HOUSEKEEPER wanted for bachelor, in country district; all Bachelor, 2759, herald. KEEPER, young, domesticated, reliable, trustworthy, wanted; good home, permanent position.—S. A., 4445, HEJULD. HOUSEKEEPER, experienced, working, wanted to fill position till May 19; > references.— Hammond, the Girls' I Hostel. City Road. HOUSEMAID-Waitress, smart, wanted.l Glcnalvon, Waterloo Quadrant. I TTITCHENMAN wanted.-Royal Hotel. ) I TV/TAN, young, smart, wanted for kitchen.— i j Itl Strand Cafe. Strand Arcade. WAITRESS-Young Lady wanted at once. , The Toreador, next to Globe Picture I I Theatre, on Saturday moning j _ BELL'S Registry, 22, City Chambers.-W. Cook, 355, 30s; AVaitresses, 30s. 20s: I Housemaids, 22s 6d, 20s; Laundresses, 255; c Pantrymaids. Kitchenmaids, C.-Generals, 255, t 20s; N.-Govorness, Nurse-Needlewoman, I,; Housekeeper, M. Couple, Handyman. Gardene?, 'Waiter, .Stewards,-Cook,' Barman, 3 Boys.—iPtune 1702. ' "- ■ GARDINER'S Registry.— Couple; Farm Hands. 30s; Cook, 303; H.maids, 20s, 15s; Waitress, 205.— 376, Queen - St. 'Phono 4470. NICHOLLS'S Registry. 45, City Chambers. —Cooke, 355, 50s, country hotels; Wait- • I roeses, £1; Cook and Housemaid, together, J country. 'Phono 2268. ' a r Farm Hands Wanted, BOY or Youth, general firm work, assist milking; good f.;>me; Bombay.— J Fnnnors' Union. Alber' St. CADET wanted for sheep, and cattle run ; one with a little experience preferred.— ' Cadet, 4436, HERALD. FAMILY wantod, to milk by hand, 60 to 70 cows, established herd.—Thos. Robinboh, Roto-o-rangi. FAMILY wanted for coming season, milk by hand, 100-130 cows, on shares; rets, required— W. B. Martyn, Morrinsvillc. - 1 > MAN. married, with two or more crown iVI family, for Share Milking, 70 cows; : machines: refs. required.— Harbutt. Fencourt, Cambridge. MARRIED Couple wanted for Dairy Farm; both milk preferred; herd BOSS; free house, 5 rooms, milk, graze horse; handy to city; state wago required. MACHINE, 2743, HERALD. 1 1\ TARRIED Couple required at once for 1 ill mixed farm, near Maunaaturoto; live in- man general form work, woman kitchen ' and laundry. £10 per month.—H. McDon- • uell, Private Bag, Auckland. 3 , ■ I MARRIED Man. thoroughly reliable and ' IVI capable, to look after a small farm, , handy to Auckland; must be a good plough- . man. used to all farm implements. Good wages to first-olass man.—Apply Monday, F. -A. Clarke. 15, High St. PLOUGHMAN, first-class, wanted; good wages to suitable Farmer, 4435, i Herald. PLOUGHMAN, good, used general farm work, wanted; must be married man; . references required. : MITCHELSON AND CO., Little Queen Street. _^_— l YOUTH or Man, strong, wanted for Waikato farm; must be able to drive team; good wages—Farmer, 2719, HERALD. Business Notices. THE FARMER'S MILKING MACHINE. The Only Individual Herd-tester in Machine- . milking, and has NO VACUUM PUMP. NO VACUUM TANKS. NO VACUUM PIPES. NO VAC. RELEASER. COMPLETE WITH ENGINE: 2-co-w Plant, £95. Cash or 3-cow Plant, £125. Terms arranged. Daily Demonstrations on Auckland's Town Supply. Catalogues from THE FARMERS' MILKING-MACHINE COY., LTD. 10, Palmcrston Bldgs.. Auckland. Tel. 2744. MOTORISTS! FREEDOM from tyre trouble depends to some extent on the luck of tile road, it is true, but the man who fits BRITISH AVONS goes to the limit of intelligent precaution. The generous Avon treads of tough. resilient rubber—the superb quality of 'he Egyptian fabrio walls— snugfitting, sinewy beads—the faultless workmanship and homogeneity of every part —all these things cut down potential misfortune to the irreducible minimum. THIS YEAR OF ALL YEARS USE BRITISH AVONS-THE "CHEAPEST BI LUXURIES IN MOTORDOM"and remember you are supporting an allBRITISH Company operating British Capital and providing wages and labour for thousands of British workpeople. Garages everywhere that give preference to British Tyres, stock "AVONS." Sole New Zealand Distributors. TIjALING AND POMPANY. J TD., CHRISTCHURCH. Agent for Auckland District: M. C. FARRINGTON, Gore St.. Auckland. OLD WLNEP, from France, Portugal. Australia, and South Africa. •Phones JOHN REID AND CO., 103 and 1931. 43, Fort Street. WONDERFUL Value in the Durham 'I V Dr.piex Demonstrator Razor, with safety attachment, 2s 6d; stropping attachment. Is 2d extra. Don't delay, call or send, Post free anywhere.— Queen St.

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New Zealand Herald, Volume LIII, Issue 16216, 29 April 1916, Page 1

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Page 1 Advertisements Column 6 New Zealand Herald, Volume LIII, Issue 16216, 29 April 1916, Page 1

Page 1 Advertisements Column 6 New Zealand Herald, Volume LIII, Issue 16216, 29 April 1916, Page 1

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