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Domestics Wanted. wanted, also House* Vr Parlourmaid, family 4 —Apply Mrs. J. L. R. Bloom field, Judge St.. bottom Stephen's Av. 1 COOK. SECOND. FIRST-CLASS. WANTED. References Required. Apply AUCKLAND CLUB. ■ — — -4 fiENERAL, good, wanted.Mrs. WalteU VJJ Macklow, Domain Drive, Parnell. 'Phone 4474. (GENERAL or Lady Help, all duties, small V* family, near Taupiri; 17s to start.—• G.N., 5495, HEBALD. LJ OUSEMAID - Waitress, wanted at once.—Apply Kingscourt. HOUSEMAID - Laundress, experienced. J--*. wanted; 30s —Mrs. Wilfred Stead, -b laxiuere, Hastings. T7"ITCHENMAID wanted urgently; good J-V. wages.—Stonehurst, Symonds St. T ADY Help or Cook-General for country; good plain cook; usual d*ties; other help kept.—Cook, 5440. HERALD. BELL'S Registry, 22, City Chambers.— Cooks, 30s; Waitresses, 255, 20s; Housemaids, 20s; Laundresses, 25s Kitchenmaids, C.-Generals, 255, 20s; Housekeeper, Governess, Married Couples, Kitchenman, Second Cook, Lad, Porter, Waiter, Farm 170? Furnished Rooms to Let.—'Phone BURNETT'S Registry. 12, Security Buildings. Queen St.-—Cooks, 30s; Housemaids, 22s 6d: General, 30s; Waitress, 20s x antrymaid-W aitress. "VfICHOIiLS'S Registry, 45 (3rd floor), City " Chambers. — Cooks, 355; Married Couples. £2 ss; Laundress, 30s; Generals, Nurse, Housemaids.'Phone 2268. QOOK, FOURTH. WANTED AH ONCE. Must have had previous experience. CENTRAL HOTEL. Victoria St. Farm Hands Wanted. "EUMILY, good, wanted to milk 70 cow# J- by hand; good herd; house and other conveniences.— with copies of references to P.O. Box 25. Te Kuiti. "OARM Manager.—Married Man wanted: J- 40 cows (machine); good salary and bonus, or will give share profits.—Apply ?" e£s -> to Veale and Parkes, Smeeton'a Buildings, Auckland. TJERD of 80 cows to Let on share; appliTi • ,°™ send references; machines supplied.— Riddle, Kaeaea, Te Kuiti. TVT AN , young and strong, wanted for orchard x»_l_ work and milking; £1 per week and tound.— O. Anderson, Rangiriri. CHARE Milkers wanted for 40 to 50 cows.' i,; . —Particulars to Braithwaite and Son. Waimauku. SHEEP Farm— wanted; horses and general; good home.—W. B. Gie.«en. Dargaville. ■ Miscellaneous Wanteds. pLECTROPLAHNG.-Crueta, Tableware, -l-i Entree Dishes, Salvers, Motor Parts. Every description of Plating and Oxidising. Work guaranteed.—Shaw, 106, Albert St. rcflin MEN wanted to inspect Latest Pat<J \J v/ terns _ coming season at Little Tailor Shop. Victoria St. E. Alterations, Repairs, and Remodelling. 'Phone 3088. ' J Wanted Known. DURAND'S REGULATING PILLS. 5a box; most efficient on market; harmless. reliable. Medicines, etc.. sent post frca on receipt postal notes.—Bridge Drug- Store. 3, Karangahape Road, Auckland. HAVE We Got Your Measure?—We havo ~just opened up a splendid assortment of Men's Overcoats for Winter Wear. Grand value. Light or heavy weight. Come and see them.—Mcßride. Cash s. Tailor. Costumier -and •: Outfitter, 11-J.S,' Victoria St.. Auckland. " ' ■jpjjJTEY ORGANS.—BuiIt ,oh honour, sold XJ on merit, known,the world over.— Agents. E. and F. Piano Agency. Ltd. W A. GisEEN AND CO.'S PIANOS.—' TV. Low price, but excellent value.— Agents. E. and F. Piano Agency, Ltd. S. Coldicutt. Manager. • • ' • WHY go to town for Records?— them in Newton.' Double-sided from 2s 6dEdison Blue Amberol. full stock; Gramaphones from £3 10s; Phonographs from £4 10s: terms or cash. Repairs.Onlv address. City Supply Stores, • Tabernacle Buildings. \ 45, Karangahape Road, Auckland. r '••• ■' _ ' HEAVY Wool Sox.— were fortunate enough to . buy a . very large stock of * All-wool Sox before the last big rise, which we are offering at . Is , 3d, Is 6d, Is 9d per pair. Exceptional value:—Mcßride. Cash Tailor. Costumier and Outfitter. 11-13. Vic. toria St., Auckland. TUDY your health. Don't worry. -Eat three square meals a day. - Say your prayers. Be courteous. Take exercise, and an occasional dose of " Kurapeptic," and you will be happy and prosperous. 0~ DEPOSIT PIANO CO The easiest terms possible. No Interest; No Deposit.2B, Highest. OTHERS.* KEEP THE GIRLS HOME. New' Pianos from 5s a week at thai No Deposit Piano Co., 28, High St. YPNOTISM taught by mail or '• —Write to Hypnotism. P.O. Box 883. or call 58. Sarsfield St.. Ponsonby. OUR BUSINESS IS TO SATISFY. Our Pianos do —The No Deposit Piano Co.. 28, High St. ' , . WHEN you take TORA-LINE you know why everybody takes TORA-LINE. "VfEW PIANOS FOR OLD ONES.— .Xi Full allowance for your old Piano.No Deposit Piano Co., 28. High St. THE BEST Talking Machine is the Edison' Diamond Disc Phonograph; absolutely superb. . Plays a lOin indestructible record for 5 minutes. Played with a diamond: no needles required. From £25. Call and near it. Terms arranged.—Nowton Phono Shop, 227, Karangahape Rd. COLLARD AND COLLARD.A household name for Piano Excellence.— Agents. E. and F. Piano Agency, Ltd. EASY TERMS FOB, EVERYBODY.—Furniture, Phonographs, Gramophones, Musical Instruments, Jewellery, etc., low deposit; Pianos, no deposit; Sewing Machines, no deposit. Talking Machines Repaired. Needles, 3s 6d I —Newton Supply Agency* 227. Karangahape Road. XCHANGE YOUR OLD PIANO.— Full allowance for your old Piano at the No Deposit Piano Co., 28, High St. HIS MASTER'S' VOICE Gramapncne and Records We have largest stock in New Zealand. — E. and F. Piano Agency, Ltd. S. Coldicut*. Manager. NEXT BEST. —It you cannot afford I an Edison Disc Phonograph, then buy an Edison Cylinder. The machines last foe years. The unbreakable Records, a lifetime. W» stock every Edison Record. Machines from M 10s. cash or terms. Catalogues tree.Newton Phono. Shop, 227, Karangahape Rd. | rangahape Rd. PADEREWSKI, the World'" Greatest Pianist, prefers EraTd Pianos-Sole Agents. E. and F. Piano . Agency. Ltd. S. Coldicutt. Manager. ESTY ORGANS.BuiIt on honour, sold on merit, known the world over.— Agents. E. and F. Piano Agency, Ltd. PAUL DUFAULT on Columbia Records— "La Vivandiere," lOin, 3s 6d; " Obstination," lOin, 3s 6d.— Walker's Phoneries, 340. Queen St. HAVE We Got- Your Measure? not, why not? Ser.d. for our New Season's Patterns now. —Mcßride. Cash Tailor, Costumier and Outfitter, 11-13. Victoria St.. Auckland. HAVE We Got Your Measure? Our New ■ Season's Suitings are just to hand. Send for patterns.—Mcßride. Cash Tailor. Costumier and Outfitter, 11-13, Victoria St., Auckland. . MISS THIS. ITS YOUR LOSS, NOT MINE. • ; AND CONFECTIONERS. This is your last opportunity, as I leave for Sydney, Melbourne and Adelaide, on y JUNE 30 _ Ladies, you have a chance of earning from £100 to £100 a year, privately and. supplying shops with home-made lollies. This you can do if you have a lesson from me, showing the swift methods. producing new lines. To prove my genuineness, you yourself snail nrvirfiir« the goods before paying one cent: v. TOOLS REQUIRED, ON% SAUCEPAN. •*: On my last visit here I had to refuse nins pupils, owing to them leaving it too late. So ->yplease note the da^enclosing down, . . Interview me and see. display of. samples be-. tween 10 and 12.30 and 2 and 5.3d - V tween xu . THJS DAY . . . r R. CROAKER. SUGAR EXPERT ' Brunswick Buildings, 174» Queen StTMw-: k {over Hardies 8r0e.)% .

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New Zealand Herald, Volume LIII, Issue 16253, 12 June 1916, Page 1

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Page 1 Advertisements Column 8 New Zealand Herald, Volume LIII, Issue 16253, 12 June 1916, Page 1

Page 1 Advertisements Column 8 New Zealand Herald, Volume LIII, Issue 16253, 12 June 1916, Page 1

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