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New Zealand Herald, Volume LIII, Issue 16375, 1 November 1916, Page 1

Situations Wanted. ADVERTISER. 87, wants position of trust, married. 3 children, educated; practical knowledge N.Z. farming, butter factory, experience motor-cars, accessories; some secretarial knowledge; honest, conscientious, Britisher.—Buick. 883. HERAXD. BUTCHER, all-round, wants job for few months.—Butcher. 914. 'HERALD. CORRESPONDENCE Typiste. competent, experienced in shorthand invoicing and . general office work, requires position.Accurate, 920. HERALD. COMPANION-Help.— Position wanted in comfortable home, near town.—A, 916, Herald. COOK and Kitchenman.—Married Couple, both experience*!, want situation -, hotel or boardiuehouse, town or country.—Cook, P. 0., Hamilton. CHEMIST'S ASSISTANT OPEN FOR ENGAGEMENT END OF MONTH. TARAXACUM, 905. HERALD. FARM.— Lad. 18. seeks re-engagement on farm, south of Auckland.—Apply, stating wages, etc.. to Active. Taneatua P.O. FARMERS.— Man. young, ineligible, good all round, seeks position on farm; used milking machines.—Farm, 839. HERALD. GARDENING work wanted, 2 or 3 days a week by capable man; total abstainer, H. G. Gray, New Lynn P.O. Auckland. MILLINERY wanted to do at home—Retailers, shops, factories, private orders; very moderate.sl, Vermont St., Ponsonby. (2), young, experienced want herd 50 to 70 cows; machines used.—R.G., care Congalton, Stationer. Cambridge. ( , > MILKING on Shares wanted by reliable married couple; experienced, hand or machine; references; state terms.—Shares, 878. HERALD. I ' f SHARE Milking.—Family, good, best references, 80 cows, 100 machines, take full I charge; 6 years last —Milk, 209, , ; HERALn. i STOREKEEPERS.— Live. All-round Man." ! married. wants position; knowledge grocery, drapery, boots, ironmongery; assist book-keeping; 12 years' Home and colonial experience; excellent canvasser.P.J.M.. Box 7, Auckland. TROTTING Horse Owners—Trainer, disracnT"d. di°rhar"-id soldier. 8 years' I leading stables Chriotcb"'-'-h. wants horses train — Competent. 877 HERAt, 7 ! |, \ i *TT7*IDOW, refined, capable worker. no»i- ---! VV tion as attendant in public building I or any other position of trust. —A.M.P., Bat>, | Herald. i , A SHLEY'S Registry.— Waiting: Men hm'ld A 'oOagea. sheds, etc. assist milking; I Furnished Houses; Apartments to Let. j 'Phone 1892. (GROCERS OR COUNTRY STORE X KEEPERS. A First-class Grocer, one capable of managing a country store, would be pleased to receive inquiries from Storekeepers in Auckland Province with view of engagement. : Married. Good references. I COMM^nCT^L. , 907. HERALD. TO INDENT AGENTS AND MANU- ( FACTURERS. Advertiser, with a good connection throughout the Dominion, is about to start on another trip calling on all large stores, is open ; to accept good salable lines to sell on comi mission. Write TRAVELLER. 902. HER ALP. Pupils Wanted. A PPLY for Terms, 265, Queen St.—Re■i\. toucher, expert, f'om London, West End, gives Lessons All Branches Retouching ; also. Knife Work MOTOR Driving Taught by careful ; j3f.\. mechanical engineer, on roads free | from city traffic; efficiency guaranteed; re- ■ pairs and general comprehensive instruci tions —Goodall's Garage, Devonport. 'Phones | 118 and 80. MOTOR Driving—Running. Repairs; individual tuition. Traffic driving, i daily lessons until competent to pass City j Council test, by expert, on modern gate . change car*. ! CITY MOTOR SCHOOL. 24. Smeeton's Buildings. Office 'Phone, 4344. Garage. A 2024 (NAPIER GARAGE). Miscellaneous Wanteds. GRAZING.— Wanted to Lease or RentPaddock for horse and foal; good fence; Epsom preferred. — Whitehead, Fruiterer, opp. G.P.O. rrO PIANO BUYERS.-For 13s 6d down | 1 and 7s 6d weekly, we will deliver a high- | claeß English Piano. Old Pianos taken in ExI change or Bought right out. —Newton Piano ; Shop. 225. Karangahime Kd. 'Phcne A 2104. HIS MASTER'S VOICE Gramophone and Records. We have largest stock in ! New Zealand.—Agents. E and F. Piano A&ency. Ltd —S v'oiilt u'*. Mir,i~->r ,1Miscellaneous. MADAME LEON can bo consulted at 472. Kingscourt Buildings, Oueen St. Skin Troubles, Go to Gander-on, Pon lonby Read. RIGHT Place for Right Spectacles; right prices.—Right opp. Fire Brigade. Pitt St. ' REMEMBER. Remember the sth of November, Kaiser Di_y. Assorted Boxes Fireworks. 2s 6d, Is, 7s 6d, 15s —Hazard's, Queen St. FRESH brewed tea and dainty scones or sandwiches at any hour. 6d. The j Tiffin. HEALTH Authorities commend Fluenzol as a safeguard against Infantile Paralysis; gargle, for thToats; swallow for fevers Is 6d and 2s 6d. "jV"URSE CLAYTON, Masseuse, has won>i deiful gift healing: no case rejected.— Consulted 8. Wellington St., 11 a.m. to 7 p.m. MADAME CURRIE. Queen of Occultism. Clairvovante, Crystal Seer.Send date of birth. Masseuse.—Can be consulted 182, Victoria St. West. HYPNOTISM.— Will teach by mail, also Development of Inner Forces.—Write | or call. Institute of Science, 182, Victoria St. West. EBTEY ORGANS—BuiIt on noncur. sold on merit, known the world over.— A rents. E. and F Piano Aj-encv. Ltd HOW to be Happy, Though Married.— Rr>ad our Books with our Spectacles.— Book Exchange, opp. Fire Brigade. RUSSELL'S PILLS are the best and most successful; 2s 6d and 4s 6d. All Medicines, etc.. post free, by return on receipt of postal note. Special Mail Order Department.—Russell, Chemist, oi;p. P. 0.. Upper Symonds St.. Auckland FIZZ! Whizz!! Bang!! Hazard's Fireworks for Kaiser Dav, the best and brightest. Assorted boxes, 2s 6d, upwards. RUN No Risks! Insure with the National Insurance, Co., 101. Queen St. Fire, A ( ,;.Vut. Sickness. Bedrock terms. MADAME HYLAND. 20 years' experience Popmar Phrenologist, Clairvoyants, Character Header. Consultations. 9 a.m. to 10 p.m —418. Upper Queen St. CHOPPING in Queen Street this afterO noon'.' Come to the Tiffin for afternoon tea. Quetn and Victoria Streets. WHEN you take TORA-LINE you know why everybody takes TORA-LINE. 1 NEW PIANOS FOR OLD ONES — Full allowance or your old Piano.—No Deposit Piano Co. 28. High St. M'RIUMPH of Comfort.Our Spectacles X and our Books—See Aislabie now, opp. Fire Brigade. Pitt St. PIANOS. —NO DEPOSIT. New Iron-framed Pianos. Call and hear them --28. Street MEN'S Split Kip Shooters for lls6d pair, at Pearson's, corner Upper Queen St. j and Karangahape Rd., Newton. T' ' HE NO DEPOSIT PIANO CO, 28. J. HIGH ST., Sell New Iron-framed Pianos from 5s a week " r PEA and Scones, please!" A constant A request in the dainty little room at the "Tiffin." City Chambers. BUY the youngsters a box of Hazard's Fireworks for Kaiser Day. Assorted boxes. 2s Ed. upwards. LADIES, don't neglect your hair! Have treatment at reduced rates owing to the war —Misses Wrigley. Watson's Buildings. WeUesley St,