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New Zealand Herald, Volume LIII, Issue 16230, 16 May 1916, Page 1

Situations Vacant. GOVERNESS wanted for country. 4 children. up to 6th Standard work; must be mußical.—Governess. 2962, HEEAJiD. TTAIRDRESSER wanted, . manage small xx saloon; or will rent saloon.—Particulars, ■Ihe Federal, Taneatua, Bay of Plenty. J AD, smart, wanted immediately. a Teed, Chemist-, Newmarket. LAD. strong, wanted for stationer's warehouse; good —Paper, 3418, HERALD. LAUNDRY. — Wanted, an experienced Porter and Marker; also Packer.Apply immediately, Auckland Steam Laundry Co., Ltd., Upper Queen St. MACHINISTS, trouser and juvenile, wanted immediately.Morran's Clothing Factory, England St.. Ponsonby. MAN or Woman wanted, look after secondnand shop while principal away; will pay 15s a week, board and lodging.— Victoria St. W., between 7 a.m. and 9 p.m. MEN (2), first class, wanted: 1 BodyBuilder and 1 Wheeler; wages, 12s per day. HURRELL BROS., Hawera. NAVVIES (2) wanted for Hauraki Rd., Takapuna, job.—A. Brodie. PACKER. First-class Grocery and Fancy Goods Packer wanted for wholesale merchant.Packer, 3414, HERALD. PLUMBER. — First-class Ships' Plumber wanted; one used to sheet-metal work preferred; permanent job.—A. J. Parker and Co., Engineers, Quay St. TEACHER.— Wanted temporarily and at once, for the Woodford House School, Havelock North, a Lady to teach sewing and dressmaking, and if possible cooking. A.ppjy by letter to MISS HODGE, Glenalvon. Auckland. YOUTH, respectable, wanted; start, 22s 6d —Thompson and Hills, Ltd., Fruit Preservers, Nelson St. I [ Situations Wanted. A DVERTISER wants lines to Sell on Com- | -tX mission; knows district well; good credentials.— Lines, P. 0., Hamilton. (COMPANION or Lady Help.—Position wanted by young lady. Dominion Rd. or Mt. Albert preferred. urgent, 117, Victoria St. GARDENER seeks situation, experienced in flowers, vegetable* fruit; can milk; tried for army, but Gardener, 2957, JHEBALD. HOUSEKEEPER, young, one child, would like position to working man.— [ 2980, herald. j HOUSEKEEPER wants position, or man\XX age Business; good experience; town or Trustworthy. 8404, HEBAM>. HOUSEWORK and Scrubbing, day or half-day, or office work, by clean, capable woman; good refs.—B.K., 3421, HERALD. HORSEMAN, capable, sober, wants position; capable take chartee livery stables or carrying concern; first-class references. — Capable. 2979. HERALD. ITCHENMAN wants employment, hotel or large boardinghouse.—Hotel, 3449, Herald. LADY Position wanted by experienced young lady; Stanley Bay preferred.—Help. 3415. HERALD. LADY would live morning services, 2hours, light duties, return for comfortable refined home.—Maria. 3448, HERALD. LADY would like any kind Needlework, Ladies' Underclothing, Baby's Outfit, Children's Clothes; charges moderate; satisfaction guaranteed. 3440, HERALD MAN, with small business, urgently requires work to try and keep home together, anything ; moderate wages.Rejected, 3437, HERALD. MAN. married, used to stock, good milker, etc., wants situation on farm.—State wages and particulars Abstainer, 2950, HERALD. MATRON-r-Lady ,. of experience desires ■* position "of Matron» or responsibJje post in institution or —Matron.;. 2994. HERALD. MILKER, good, and general farm hand, : requires situation; accept small wage to good home.—Experience, 3417, HERALD. MILKING on Shares wanted, 20 to 80 cows, Waikato district preferred. Wells, Port Molyneux, Otago. , i » MOTOR-Driver, certificated, wants situation; private car preferred.— 3436, (HERALD. ) PICTURE Pianist, experienced, desires . position; evenings only; temporary or permanent; tired players, wanting night off relieved.—Tempo, 2968, HERALD. POSITION as Improver in garage workshop wanted; had previous experience in oil-engine repair —X., HERALD) Agency, Thames. PRINTERS. —Letterpress Machinist, married, wants work, town or country; cylinder and platen.Machinist, 24, Second Avenue, Kingsland. SALESWOMAN, experienced, wants position in showroom; town or country.— Apply by letter, to Trust, 2995. HERALD. SAWMILL or Bushfelling.—Situation wanted.— 3428, HBBALD. . W~ ASHING and Cleaning wanted by reliable married woman; 3 years last places.—Maudie, Newton P.O WASHING, Cooking, or Cleaning wanted daily, or few hours, in restaurant. M.F.. 30, Mackelvie St.. Grey Lynn. WASHING or Cleaning wanted by respectable, sober person, for Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday.Reliable, 3429, HERALD. WOMAN, reliable, wants day' or halfdays Washing or Cleaning. 3408. HERALD. WOMAN, married, with child, wants light housework, comfortable home, small wages.—Competent, 3416, HERALD. WORKING —Position wanted by married man on sheep station or large farm; thoroughly competent in all branches of farming; 20 years' experience among sheep and cattle, both North and South Island; satisfaction guaranteed; excellent references. MANAGER. 3405. HERALD. YOUTH, 16, disengaged Saturday, requires Situation; good milker, used to horses; 3yrs'- experience. Farm, 3446, HERALD. CLARK'S Farmers' Registry, Vulcan Lane. —Capable Ploughmen. Married Couples. Milkers and General Farm Hands and Lads waiting employment. i ' - =3 Pupils Wanted. MASSAGE.— Thorough Tuition in Medical, Surgical, and Electrical Massage, by Certificated Tutor.—Radio, Box 530. A N C I N G. THE MISSES BERESFORD'S JUVENILE DANCING CLASSES Will open on Saturday Afternoon, May 6, at 2 o'clock, in Masonic Hall. Eden Terrace. I LEARN Wood-carving, Poker Work, or Stencilling, and bring your leisure '■ moments to a pleasing and profitable issue. > Price lists posted.—Miss Ayling. 4, Strand, Auckland. MISS BARBARA WILSON. Teacher of Pianoforte ; pupils coached for all examinations of R.A.M. and R.C.M. 'Phone 325. —Carlton. City Rd MRS. MALCOLMSON'S (late of London) Popular School of Dress ■ and Costume Making and Cutting, (or mothers and daughters. Classes day and evening. Single lessons. Is 6d. Special terms for training course. Dresses and Costumes also cut and prepared for home finishing.Malcolmson, over Walker's, Chemists, corner Wellesley St. W. and Elliott St. I WILL GIVE LESSONS, any districts, showing how a 2001b Pig can be cured 'in 7 days, quality second to none. No Sumping. rubbing, or turning required. [y method is quick, reliable, and sure, and can be taught in one lesson. Two of my pupils gained first awards against all comers at Waikato Winter Show with only 1 lesson. * J. W. SYCAMORE. Bacon Curer.i Newstead. LADIES AND CONFECTIONERS. FOR THIS WEEK ONLY. SIX FREE RECIPES and sample of sweets given away; to every adult applicant who is interested in HOME ■ CONFECTIONERY MAKING. £2 to!£8 per week easily earned, so don't neglect this opportunity, as I'm here for a short peroid only. Interview R. CROAKER. Sugar Expert. Brunswick Bldgs., 174, Queen Street, 10 to 12.30 and 2 to 5.50. Beware of persons trading on my reputation. The way I trade: Lesson first, satisfaction second, and payment last. '— — 3 Miscellaneous Wanteds. a RAZING' wanted for Pony, for 3 or * IVJ months—Grazing, 3447, HSBAfcD.