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New Zealand Herald, Volume LIII, Issue 16268, 29 June 1916, Page 1

Situations Wanted. A NY employer with jobs to offer pleas© communicate with Discharged Soldiers' Employment Department. Y.M.C.A. Bldgs. hone 3480. T3OTTLER, Cordial Maker, non-alcoholic -L» Beer Brewer, open for engagement; fully competent any machinery.—Blender, 5910, UiERALD. 1 OMI'jSTIC Help.—Young Married Woman ■ ' wants situation; Bleep home.—Domestic. 5929. Herald.. 1 DOMESTIC. —Position wanted in homely , family, by refined Young Woman.—Immediate, 5818, HERALD. Hand, general, experienced, wants J- ... filiation for six weeks, near city; good milker.—Deferred. 5893, HERALD. t'IRE Insurance.—Returned Soldier seeks ~.. Position; 8 years' experience; good refs. — 1 ire, 58,>0, HERALD. PLAXMILLERS. — Experienced StripperV keeper ■ waiting employment, at Mci/eod s Registry, Exchange Lane. GENERAL, experienced, wants position in V* laniily ot adults only; good plain cook, highest refs.—Manly, 5922, HERALD. ARDENING, by reliable Man; lawns, V* vegetables, flowers, .hedge-clipping, spade-work; day or contract. —Garden, 5842, Herald. GARDENER, middle-aged, long experience general gardening; milk, etc.; understands poultry and horses; good local refs.—B., 5878. HERALD. GARDENER. 45. married, life experience, seeks Re-engagement or any position trust; good references, personal or written. — Linnaan. 5888. HERALD. HAIRDRESSER, first-class, seeks re-en-gagement ; not eligible for active service: town or country.—Razor. 5921, Herald. HOUSEKEEPER or Companion-Help desires position ; capable housekeeper, take charge if desired; in or near Auckland.M., 5911, Herald. HOUSEKEEPER and Lady Help.—Two sisters, thoroughly domesticated, desire positions; either together or separately.— Capable. 592(1. HERALD. HOUSEKEEPER or Assistant.Position wanted by Widow, with 2 boys (11 and 131: boys useful generally; near school.— Country, 5859, HERALD. IRONMONGER. Young Man, ineligible, with .<ix years' experience, desires posij tion town or country; good refs.—Hardware, 1 5902, Herald. I .—. ' INVOICE CLERK.—Young man, smart, ineligible. 18 months' experience, wants J position-, good refs.—Write INDEX. 5674. Herald. LADY or Companion-Help.—Young Lady requires position; good home essential. —X.L., Remuera P.O. LADY, Young, with experi3nce. requires position in dentist's rooms.— M.. 5889, i (Herald. LEGAL. — Qualified Barrister. Solicitor. 10 years' experience, seeks engagement, common law department, large city firm; or would join younger firm.—Jurist, 5863, Herald. MAN, young, not eligible for active service. wants situation, any capacity; competent motor-car driver.—Willing, 5880. Herald. MARRIED Couple want position trust, manage dairy herd; man first-class milker; offers £3 permanent position.— Urgent. 5891, HERALD. "VTILKING wanted by Man and 3 Boys: I'JL near school ; herd, 40 by hand, 60 by machines.—Milker, 0806. HERALD. "JV/TILKING on Shares wanted, 3 experiiVL enced hand milkers: 40 to 45. not more than 50.Reliable, P. 0.. Papatoetoe. MILKING on Shares wanted by an exI'J- . perienced family, to to 50 cows: hand milking—W. P. Bradley, Raupo, N. Wairoa. NURSE. —Certificated. Medical, Surgical, Maternity and Massage Nurse disengaged, July to August; moderate fees.— dress at W. H. McKinney, Chemist, Heme Bay l ' 'Phone 2951.' OIL Engineer, river ticket, wants position. —Write Mechanic. HERALD. PIANISTE. Lady, experienced and capable, ■desires engagement nt picture theatre or tearooms. —Daphne, Newmarket P.O. POSITION wanted by Auctioneer as Auctioneer in mercantile firm or Stock Agent to start.—Auctioneer. P. 0., Palmerston North. SALESMAN, Hardware. 14 years' experience, seeks situation; capable, abstainer, good refs. — Hardware, P. 0.. Hamilton. "V\7"ASHING by the day wanted by thorT 1 oughly respectable woman, thoroughly reliable and experienced.—Clean, 5912, Herald. "ITTOMAN, young, thoroughly domesticated, » » capable, requires position of trust, children's nurse : good home, Auckland ; references.—State salary, Z, Post Office, Rotorua. 1 YOUTH. 17. 2 years' experience in Thames Valley and Waikato, desires situation on farm.—Address at HERALD. YOUTH, respectable, wishes work in assisting to procure motion pictures; has an order from American Film Co. N. L. Baxter, G.P.0.. CLARK'S Farmers' Registry. Vulcan Lane. —Waiting employment—Capable. Hand and Machine Milkers, shares and wages; Married Ploughman: General Farm Hands. Pupils Wanted. LOUIS VENARD. Teacher of French— Lessens given privately (morning and evening classes by Frenchman). 420, Queen St. "Tl/TADAME BRENNAN. Teacher Pastel ill Painting, in t; lessons.—Box 130, G.P.O. MDLLE. LE HOUX. 161. Grafton Rd., iVL Khyber Poss end, has resumed Dressmaking Classes; morning, afternoon, and evening sessions. LESSONS given in Pen Painting, Woodcarving. Pokerwork. and Stencilling; articles designed or plain ; price lists posted. —Miss Ayling. 4. Strand. Auckland. MISS REID. No. 1, Anglesea St.. PonItX sonby. has resumed Dressmaking. Private lessons' arranged for. SCHOOL of Dressmaking, Princess Buildings, Queen St.Miss Begg, late D.1.C.. Wellington. Classes arranged to suit clients. DA - N c I N G. THE MISSES BERESFORD'S JUVENILE DANCING CLASSES Will open on Saturday Morning at 9.45 a.m. In Masonic Hall, Eden Terrace. MRS. MALCOLMSON'S (late of London) Popular School of Dress and Costume Making and Cutting, for mothers and daughters. Classes day End 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 LADIES and Gentlemen taught MotorJ Car Driving and Running Repairs by Expert on Modern Gate Change Car. Patrons instructed until able to obtain the Auckland City Council Certificate of Competency.—Full particulars from FRANK CHILLING WORTH, Rookc's Garage. Eden Crescent, Auckland. Opposite Cargen, Or 4, Wellesley St. East. Garage 'Phone 4469. QONFECTTONERY-MAKING AT HOME. LADIES.— offer to you is so straight, so fair, so genuinely above board, that it makes you gasp; and you don't regain your breath until 1 am hundreds of miles away. Then, having seen the lovely high-class : lollies vour dearest friends are producing, after one lesson from me, you cable for my return and anathematise me, just because I could not afford to knock about your city, letting grass grow under my feet, waiting for you to wake up. This has been going on for 9 years—cables and mails by the hundreds. I am booked forward, and my next call from here is Sydney. NOTE,—THE GREATEST TRAVELLING SUGAR EXPERT is in your midst for a few days longer, and I offer you a free lesson at your i houi-e. at which you shall at the first attempt | produce such excellent Lollies that the retail i stores clamour for them, owing to their price, purity, freshness, and novelty. After I you have produced the goods I will sell you the finest 1110 lollie recipes ever collected from the biggest factories in the world. Tools? Yes!one saucepan. Moulds? No. Capital? — A few shillings. Call in and sec display of Confectionery to-day at Brunswick Buildings. 171. Queen Street, over Hardie Bros. CLOSING DOWN JUNE 50. DISTANCE NO OBJECT. Ciuintrv people, write for free particulars, • demonstration ci'en in vour own home ANYWHERE. •- R. CROAKER. Sugar Expert. EAT for a treat, the Choicest Sweetmeat, delicious Boxselier's Chocolate. Their flavour fascinates. Sold everywhere.