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New Zealand Herald, Volume LIII, Issue 16309, 16 August 1916, Page 1

Situations Vacant. C'OACH-Painter wanted —Apply by letter to Painter. 3". HERALD. TRANCING Master or Mistress to teach ~.„ ,V * dancing—Terms and particulars to E.M.. 993. herald. "PUGGING.—Good Man with sp3de. wanted ~,, ,0 "° digging.— Inquire 3rd House, Lllerton Rd . Mt. Eden. ELECTRICAL W.r.-men warned. al=o. J First-class Shop Hand. Immediately.— Turnbull and Jones. Ltd.. S'nortland St. "I AD. smart. active. wantt-d.- Wiriman Jj and Arev, Booksellers and Stationers, .snort iand St. LAD. about 17 vear = . wanted to assist genera! porter. 25s.—Rendells. Ltd., Drapers. KnranKJ>M|>« H,i. MAN wanted, -o take .are of horses and" do sencra! ya;d and bulk «v.re work; able to rir:ve, and milk one . ■■>«. -Applv bv letter, with reference', to John Hail. "Ota"huhu. MILLINERY— Improver wanted Mr Whangarei Apply. ABBOTT. FOOTE AND JONES. Elliott Street. VF.EDLEWOMAN wanted bv the .lav : snort period -Rudge. Wharepai. Ocean View Rd.. Takapuna. VICHTWATCHMAN wan-»d for country sawmill, otif.es wmiTH" fires goinc .Mid (leaning mill: wages. £3 week for reliable man. —Bartholomew Timber Co.. Putarurn. — i "V"URSE. Probationer, wanted, with some experien. c — Rosir?vor Hospital. G-.s----borne. CTOCKMAN AND CANVASSER, wanted at *) once, for Auctioneering Purines-, preference given to one used •<• saleyard work; must not he eliciblr for war references with application- P.O. Box 22. Whangarei. TAILORESSES— First-class Hand wanted. Fred. Webley. The Quality Tailor, 4. Wyndham St.. City. TURNERS and Fitters wanted: constant work to suitable men.—Mason and* j Porter, Engineers. j TYPISTE wanted—H. A. Horroeks. Sol>- ! citor. Commercial Bank Buildings, ■ Queen St. Situations Wanted. CADET. —Youth desires position as Cadet > on sheep or cattle farm.—Cadet. Herald. DETECTIVE, private, open for re-engage. men!, any locality.—Reasonable. 33. HERALD. J DOMESTIC Employment wanted for widow, morning or afternoon only: capable taking charge business people's home during absence.Help, P. 0.. Newmarket. EDITOR (managing), desires position, on weekly or bi-weekly Newspaper. knows the business from A to Z: sober, reliable; wages. £3 weekly—Typo. 36. HERALD. ; 1 ENGINEDRIVER. lst-class ticket, open for engagement, country preferred.—O.K., 7. HEBALD. FARM Work.—Man. reliable, ineligible, seeks position on farm: used to all farm work.—Reliable. 997. HERALD. FOWL Fruit. Poultry Farm—Advertiser will give services in return good home, until expert.—Fruit. 12. HERALD. GARDENER. professional. good refer- [ ences, wants work of any description. I —103. Hobson Street. j HOUSEKEEPER to Widow with children or Invalid—Woman, well recommended, seeks position.—Write M.L.. HERALD. OUSEKEEPER. Plain Cook, Housemaid! Widow, with boy, lOyrs. wants situation in Auckland; clean, experienced, refs. School. 42. HERALDHOUSEKEEPER. English, refined, desires engagement to take entire charge; thoroughly capable, musical; country preferred: references exchanged.G.G.H., 26, Herald lADY Help, capable, would like posi■i lion in small family.—Country. 45, Herald. LADY, young, seeks position m picture theatre, in ticket box or as usher, or confectionery stall.—Willing. 990, HERALD. 1 MANAGER. Book-keeper. Traveller. Company Secretary, or general office work..— Position wanted, or any position of trust, any part of the Dominion; ineligible for Defence work.—Fidelity. 996. HERALD. MANAGERESS, any business.—Position required by widow, town or suburb; ' domesticated: all duties. —Widow. 83. Sy- I monds St. P.O. MEN. two. inelicible, require Employment, in or close to Auckland; any rapacity.C.O.N.. P. 0.. Auckland. j MILKER. Young Man wants position; -i-'J- take small herd on shares, or would go | .on station.—Particulars to Station, 30. I Herald. I . | RETURNED Soldier, married, wants work I of any description; inside preferred.— ! Anzac, 27, HERALD. ■ | RETURNED Soldier, (married), young. willing, sober, requires light work, any description, town or country.—Anzac, 998. Herald. SADDLERS— all-round Hand, capable ' taking charge, wants position.Address at Herald. . , TRAVELLER, experienced, reliable, now disengaged, seeks employment representing firm throughout North Island. Small salary and commission.— 40, HERALD CLARK'S Farmers' Registry. Vulcan Lane. Waiting Employment: Capable Share Milkers, hand, machine; Ploughmen, General Farm Hands, and Learners farm work. CRONTN'S Star Registry. Endean's Buildings.—Lady, reliable, with girl 15. place of trust; Gardeners, refs.; Share Milkers. Housekeepers. ' . J Pupils Wanted. LOLLY-Making. One of the most interesting and lucrative of —Learn from A. J. Hobson, 354. Queen St. MASSAGE.— tuition in Medical. Surgical, and Electric Massage by certificated tutor.—Radio, Box 530, G.P.O. MOTOR DRIVING. — Running Repairs; individual tuition. Traffic driving, daily lessons until competent to pass City Council test, by expert, on modern gatechange car. CITY MOTOR SCHOOL. 34. Smeeton's Buildings. Office 'Phone. 4344. Garage. A 2024 (NAPIER GARAGE*. Little Queen Street. Wanted to Buy. RING to Mrs. Kelly— buys and -TV sells Ladies'. Gents', and Children's Misfit Clothing. Trunks. Boots. 'Phone 2606.—392, Queen St. 1 FURNITURE. - Business Man. retired settling in Auckland, is desirous of Purchasing the Furniture of 6 or 7 roomed residence; would be pleased to communicate with some person wanting to sell same. — Write, Palmerston. 959, HEHaLD. "POLLER.— Twin Garden Roller wanted; IV must be good condition.—State size a, price to Roller. 16. HERALD. CFT. not less than 6. Straight-back Oiled ' ' Rimu Dining Chairs —State price, etc . fash. Post Office. Symonds St. 4 PPAREL-Mrs. Martin. 342. Queen StS.. _fY opp. Statue, buys every description Second-hand Clothing. Travelling Trunks. Jewellery, etc. Highest prices. 'Phone 3303. t PPAREL.—F. W. Fischer. 350. Queen St J.X. loop. Statue), buyer Left-ofT Clothing, j Second-hand Jewellery. Boots. False Teeth, Pawn Tickets.*— Phone 3021. BOTTLES. Bottles, any quantity; best pr-.ces. prompt ca3h — Send or ring Regan. Victoria Bottle Exchange, Victoria ! St. Phone 3147. BEST Prices.—Second-hand Goods. Bi- - voles. Phonographs. Left-off Clothing Typewriters: all portable goods.—49. Victoria St. (Hannah Bldgs.). MRS. BOTTRILL buys Ladies'. Gent '« and Children's Superior Misfit and Left-of! Clothing. Loiters attended to— Elliott SL. two doors from \Velleslev St 'Phone 3458. GENT. S MISFIT AND CAST-OFF APPAREL. OVERCOATS. Mack" TRUNKS. BOOTS. PAWN TICKETS ETC.. ETC. °' GET OUR PRICES bef-re giving away or selling for a mere song. Owing to big demand we are offering from 10s to 60s per suit. Ring up 3976, and our representative wili call on you THE LONDON CLOTHING. CLEANING AND REPAIRING CO.. 4. Gt. North Road nr Pon'onbv Reservoir' PI ANO S. - X O DEPO S1 T. New Iron-framed Pianos. Call and hear them.—2S, High Street. .