Page 1 Advertisements Column 8

New Zealand Herald, Volume LIII, Issue 16283, 17 July 1916, Page 1

I Domestics Wanted. POOK-General. capable. wanted—Mrs, P. "■ l'fon, Mountain Kd.. Epsom. ) ("•OOK-General. or Housekeeper, also. Help I in- v ','' L n ;| L?-"T A,: ' I>lv morning or evenI Hcrne iiav J - Canton. 13. Marino Parade. j iiorne uav. j woman, good. wanted: able tak« IV -,r cLare « small l-oardinchouse. rr.e 3 !» lL',„'- ,m -°';'' at ' ! <' hf-me. Reply. 6Uaag "*i.e>. etc.. 1,. 470. gtEAm Phone Xo 7"M Dd dau - fc^ ---M'i'!j-! Tele! QENERAL. capable. wanted able to da i ■>~•■'» V;','" co r,7. ln »>" wash'.:.;: small | au...t family.-- i'uone C 740. 1 , , ' QEXERAL. mall family. 15- or Your.? I pArn.il lrl . tl , l . a "«st. to be taught, 10t>. for ! 1 a-rneil.— Address at HERALD. ! rj.E.\EHAb. capable. w .d: small ismjr, no t-r lroDmir. re-<...ired.--30. St. GeorgeV Hay Rd.. Parcel!. r-r"i - vr ' un S- capable, wanted assist in V* household duties: no Wa."X'L 1 "'" - v,v • Ponsoniy. fllßl. 1 , young, wanted, light duties "> till VT -2 daily.—Mrs. McNeill. 3rd bouse, left. Israel: *~.. Mt. Eden. " _ /"MRL wanted for general work in small v j householdl: 1 child in family—Apply. Kudce. Ocean \ low Kd.. Taka^.una j1 OUSEMAID-Waitress. capable, wanted Svmonds St. Maj J s »"ns. Whitaker Place. ovmonds St. 1 ADY Hoip, capable. war.trd; reined. IJ musical; good home.-Mrs. P.. L. lnorna«, Taupiri. Waikato. TAD Help and Companion.—Youne A J Oent.ewoman wanted: close to city *■ irst instance write Help. 415. Herald. T ADY Help wanted, assist all duties 4 -i-i adults—Apply evenings or Saturday a,.ernoon. Mrs. Blow. Chamberlain Av. Mt Eden. ATAIDS 121. superior. wanted—Cook and "*■ f. Housemaid. Go home, small family. —Neville Newcorr.b. His Majesty's Arcade. AITRESS. smart, wanted.— l 6. High St. WAITRESS, experienced, wanted- start * * to-day.- Francatelli Darby St. I YT7"OMAX. middle-aged, or Girl wanted j » ' tor light duties.—Address at HERALD. OELL'S Registry. 2"2. City Chambers. :*-* —». Cooks. 40*. 30s: Waitresses. 255. • Housemaids. 20s; Laundresses. 30s 268: Pantrymaid. Generals. 255. 20s; H.1 arlourma.d. -Laundress, and H.-Parlour-maid, toother (East Coast). C.-Xnrso. Governesses Housekeepers. M. Couple. Ploughman. Milker. Orchardist. Lads. 'Phone 1702. "JV'ICHOLLS'S Registry. 45. (3rd floor). City ±\ Chambers.— Cook 255. H.-Maid 17s 6d. together; General. Takapuna, £1- Farm Hands. 255. 'Phone 2268. Farm Hands Wanted. FARM Cadet.—An opening on farm near Auckland for a Respectable Youth, wishing to learn and willing to work- good • home: no dairying.—Mr. Cuff. 24. Lawrence St.. Ponsonby. FLAXMILL Scutchers, married; Milker. 37s 6d; Man. milk, machines, 40s- Man. drive. £2 16s; Boy. McLeod's' Registry, Exchange Lane. GIRL wanted; milk and help in House; machine used: good wages: near Stratford.Farmer. 241. Hebjlld. LAD wanted, about 18, used to ploughing and general team work : good wages 3 capable.— F. Pemberlon. Karapiro, Cambridge. LAD. strong, farm, milker, machines, only 70 cows; i:2. find himself.—Tuesday, morning, 10 sharp, Farmers' Trading A*« sociation. Albert St. MAN or strong Youth, good, wanted for dairy farm in Taranaki.—Apply at Herald. MAN. reliable, wanted: general farm work, milking machine; permanent - wages. > 355; near Stratford.—Farmer. 242, Seraij). r —_ T "VTAN or Youth wanted for dairy farms JjJ. must be good milker; machines used.—• s Apply, stating wages required. XhirlwsJl - Bros.. Matamata. i, ; — - "\rAN. handy, middle-aged, wanted: steady. J.'A good gardener, and milk two cows; 7 good home: wages, 153 per week and found! . —Box 14. Okoroire. PLOUGHMAN and General Farm Hand;: , no milking; good wages.— 466. . HERALD. SHARE Milkers wanted to milk from 70-80 cows.A. Gray. Tirau. SHARE Milker required immediately; last season i? cows milked, return to sharemilker £2?f>: this season 25 selected heifer* to add to herd: Dominion machines installed. —A. C. Hingston. Ohaeawai. Bay of Islands. TjrjOMAN. or strong Boy. wanted to milk. » » Good wages.— Dairyman. Ruawai. "yOUTH wanted: must be good milker.— J- Apply, stating wages required. Box 39. To Awamutu. . ' ! Miscellaneous. STONE Axes for Inspection or Sale; this week only; half proceeds Red Cross. Curiosity Shop. New North Rd. GOODS at Auction Prices Every Day. Public Auction. Tuesday and Friday. 2 m. Bargains of every class of drapery.— '■ 76. Pitt St. __ — AT Curiosity Shop, New North Rd.. near A Dominion Rd. —Every article sold, half goes to Red Cross Fund. > 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 hear it. Terms arranged.—Newton Phono. Shop. 227. Karangahape Road. EARL KITCHENER'S Photographs, framed in oak. from —Globe Pictureframing Works, 27. Victoria St. W. 'Phon* A 874. . 1 LADIES' Garments Cut, Tacked, and Fitted: easy to complete at home.— Miss Macready. 2?a. Second Floor. Strand Arcade. HAVE wo got your measure? What looks smarter than a nioely-ntting, well-mad* Costume ' Send for patterns now.Mcßride. Cash Tailor, Costumier, and Outfitter, Victoria St. CHEER UP AND DON'T BE LONELY. —Buy a phonograph or Gramaphon* on Easy Terms. From £3 10s. Edison. Zonophone. and Resral Records. Call and h<-ar the New Edison Disc Phonograph. Lists and Record Herald post free anywhere. Newton Phono. Shop. 227. Karangahape Road. BUY your Lawn Mower from a practical man. who will show you how to adjust it and keep it in order Old machines in. part-payment for new ones. Don't hesitate to send when your Mower requires attention. We collect and deliver free. Spare part* storked.— 14, Wakefield St. rpHE NEXT BEST.—If you cannot afford JL an Edison Disc Phonograph, then buy an Edison Cylinder. The machines last for years. The unbreakable Records, a lifetime. We stock every Edison Record. Ma-nines from £4 10s, cash or terms. Catalogues free. — Newton Phono. Shop. 227, Karangahape Road. "WALKER PHOXERIES. opr>. Grey \» _.atue). for the famous Edison Damond Disc Phonograph Prices, from £23; Edison Cylinder Model?. from Xi Id-; Gramaphone3, from £4. Send for lists. So»> cur marvellous stock of records. We do re- ' pairs. 'Phone 1693. THE Hot Water Bottle that never leaks and last* for vears is rr.aruia. ttired . by the NORTH BRITISH RUBBER COMPANY, and fitted with " Unique ' Stopper Look for the brand en bo:lie-. Sold by all , Chemists. "VI"HY go to town for Records? them \\ in Newton. Double-sided irotn 2s 6d: Edison Blue Amberol. full stock; Gramaphones from £?. 103 ; Phonographs from £4 10s: terms or cash. Repairs.—Only address. City Supply Stores. Tabernacle Buildings. 45. Karangahape Road. Auckland. T ADIES! LADIES! LADIES! ' J J K. CROAKER. SUGAR EXPERT. ' Has closed down hi* office in Quern Street, but for THIS WEEK can be interviewed at THE CHIMES. 57, SYMONDS STREET, AUCKLAND. LADIES . . DO BE INDEPENDENT. With the passing of Julv 4 another INDEPENDENCE DAY has been chronicled, and it will recur in another year, but th« INDEPENDENCE OF FATHER, MOTHER. HUSBAND OK BROTHER, which 1 offer you. cannot recur for three year?, as I am " sailing for Sydney. Melbourne. Adelaide and I Perth almost at once, and it will be that 1 time before I can be amongst you again. " ! "THE LOLLIES YOU SHALL MAKE AT . 1 HOME in one lesson I give will provide 1 rou with Golden Guineas per dav. and . j MAKE YOU INDEPENDENT OF EVERYBODY - R. CROAKER. SUGAR EXPERT. " Wanted Advertisements, Continued a* 'I Fig* 2.