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1.--'-;-■•■<:• Situations Wanted. ;. , •' A'DVERTISER, over military age, seeks i'- : j.X;'- : position, to assist;' books, accounts, cor ■:■■■: r« Kpdncenoe, • etc.; ■ • no ft shorthand' -or ■. typo- , writing.—Reliable, 738, B__--_D J! BOARDiNGHOtfSK ~o"r Ie iiotel.—Married .'* ooupie, : capaoie,'seek:posiuon' ot r must 'or management.— H.J...735, jd_itAL_. I Assistant is open*, for-engage- . >' ment.—Apply with f s particulars, Rex, l«B_Ji0; . . _____ : 'fijili'jLMlST; Qualified', ; experienced, V gageu; locum tenens or manager; refer*n.'l^— Belgium bt. r „ ■ :■'■■' ■'•'■( 'OMpAi>ildN'-Help"*or; Nurse-Companion v to "■.'iV,;V; elderly ■<: lady Position v- wanted by young Lady, light duties.— Ponsonby 13 _ _ _ . t by,. good, DrcssDRESSMAKING wanted by good Dress- • *»f.v"maker-arid Ladies'.Tailoress at own or ladies' houses.— Bourne'.' St., ■ Mt. Eden'. •-' DOMESTICATED Elderly Person would ,-XJy undertake ad duties, small' aduit family, washing excepted; 'town or country .—Address Oine h 'a,' 74., ;■; ■-">'[■'.'- J ( 'Ait_li_it-.—iuuih 'seeks"" situation on ■ '-—.catae farm.—j;;arm,' 742, H*lULl>._ |GARDENER, .;; experienced, .seeks, situaj*„ tion, good 1 Knowledge'■; flowers,' vvege- ! tables, lawns, etc.; steady and reliable;. good references.—Dianthus, 769. . Ktf£.iJ>r% j GIRL, ' young, just left 1 school, "wants • «m- ---.. pioyraent, assist in shop or office.— Address at HEIOLD. ■ :.'.w-. ; .-■■ ""■v I I j.ItO(J_,RS. —• hue st-class, 'Canvasser; and I :Mi' Counter "Hand:'.seeks re-engagement; experienced in -all •.branches;:.: ineligible milt ! ; service; disengaged March", 12; country. ' --m. 51,: To 'Kuiti..:-,':;: ::,•-:■—:y:- v: " HOUSEKEEPER, ..witffr'girl l,a,>,Beek».;poßi'f tion.'.'town.. or country; experienced, houieiy.—State •■ ' wage : ; to ; . Moderate, 730, •ilUiULD.'J.:;'____, V .•■■■•; '•':■ ■; : / : , i ;: : ;.--. ." ' MOIIiLKEEPE-lS— Smart Barman~wants i'XJL ■'.-,: position.—Euorgy, . 693. - liEßAlii>.< HOTEL, or Boardingttouee,—Xhoroughly experienced business woman seeks position trust; would accept management.—A,L., 710,JIE1!ALD. ■' : . ■■. .■- ',■'.■■'!■■ ''.-■'-■' ; H~~OUSEKEEPER.-Woman, with child -1 years, dosircs position; thoroughly domesticated; eood cook.-5.8., 767.J IEBALO, HOUSEKEEPER.-Po'sitibn wanted" by re-J-l-'; fined • woman; thoroughly capable, excellent references; fond of children.—B.K., ' I '<Bl'>nd P.O. .. ' . SOU SEKEEPER.—Gentlewoman seeks refined position, solo charge of gentleman's home, or companion to lady; Auck!*s.d or Rotorua.—Hampßtead. 755, HERALD. 'AST, young, with afternoons free, wants JU position of trust.— • Reliable, 7is, HEBJiD. _______ V JADY, refinod, fond of children, wants . -4 i position as Houßekoepor.—Housekecpor, 770, HEHAIiD. LADY Help.—Refined and Capable Young ■i-i Lady wishes position; good references.— Teuuikii, 762, HERALD. LADY wants position Manageress tea- .?■ rooms, Housekeeper, any place of trust; best of references.—Trustworthy. 695, IIEIUTA _ _ L'INOTYPE Operator-Mechanic, expon--jU» enced. open for engagement.—Capable. 1 684.JIERALP, TV/TAN married, want*, work on farm; iXX ploughman or general farm work; own cottage.—R.D., 692, HEBAIiD. ■ MAN, young, rejected, seeks position drivl'JL ' ing, in country town; Te Arqha or IloiOrua preferred; single horse or pair; exporienced,— 694, HERALD MAN, with family, wants milking on •irl shares; willing look alter interest of owner going to the front; 60-80 cows; mar-hines preferred —X.Y.Z., 746, HERALP._ '-IVTILKJNG on Shares, machines, wanted ; AU- by married man with family, i milkers, for'coming season.—R.C., HebaLP. ITILKING on Shares.— married, lU ,-' wants herd, up to 60, by machines for coming season; refs,—Apply Shares, Patumahoe P'.O. NURSERY-Governess- — Lady, young, xN would like position; country town, near Auckland, preferred.—Refinement, 754, HEEAIiO SBTARES— Fifty to 80 Cows wanted -coming 0 ' sdaoon. or take charge small Farm; must he bandy school, near Hamilton or Cambridge preferred.Genuine, Otorohanga. SODA Fountain Manager requires position, ; 0., ? or would teach owners modern economical methods: American, colonial experii_P<..l,«nie 700 HERALD. WASHING. Cleaning, Plain Sewing, day •V 1 r : <r half-dny wanted by young Person. -E.D.. 750.IIEIULD. S .1-1- I _--. 3' Wanted to Buy. • ! 'A'iDCKLAND Business -■ Man, furnishing 1 -C.\ * new 5 residence,- want? ..to Purchase some i}t.*j : i:i-jpir;S Fiir'iishings, atid, ""to • save inconvenience of buying ; piecemeal, would like. ' to get in touch with private person 1 who may be wanting to sell same—Write, Merchant, care Ponsonby P.O. I P p AREL.-F. W. Fischer, 360, Queen St A '.odd. Statue), buyer I<eft-off Clothing, Second-hand Jewellery. Boots. Fr-lse Teeth. (•awn T^kets.— 'Phone 3021 ' X RING to Mrs. Kelly.—She Buys and xi. Sells Ladies', Gent's, Children's Misfit (' thing, Evening Dresses, Boots. 'Phone 2606.-392. Queen St B' OOTig, " MagazinesTlfovels, Old Prints wanted tor cash, top prices.— 378, Queen St,, opp, main entrance Town Hall. : TSUSINESS Man want* part or, whole fur--•J nishings for a good home; must be clcan.—Businessman, 698, HERALD. DENTAL Plate and Old False Teeth, any description; highest cash price by return mail.— Dunstane. Box 1053, G.P.0., Auckland. I?ALSE Teeth, sound or otherwise; top I market price to trade and others —Pearlino Co., 31. Armidale Rd.. Remuera. FURNITDRE, Devonport—Complete Homos X bought outright: highest market price given, and spot cash.— N. Melville, Aucti neer. Devonport. IRON Rails wanted; any weight; in good order.—Particulars, Cash, 691. HERALD. MRS. BOTT'EKII.L buy: Ladies'. Gent.o'. IVJL and Children's Superior Misfit and " pft-off Clothiiig Letters attended to.— Elliott St., two doors from Wellesley St. 'Phone 3488. ■ u PICKLE Bottles. 500 dozen; best price given.—Apply, stating price, to G. A. Gundlock. Puru. Thames. PLATINUM. Dental Alloy. Dentists' -X Scraps, Jewellers' Silver Scrap a*" Sweepings, etc, wanted to Buy. —L. H. Mnthias, 16, Queen Si ■ TfULGATE.-Clomonfine Edition of Latin V OT. required good clear type essential, . Apply, VICAR. . Wainku. CECOND-HAND FLOUR AND CHAFF ° SACKS. WANTED TO BUY. TEXTILE BAG AND SACK CO., LTD.. NELSON STREET EXTENSION. 'Phone .854 l'" ' '— . ___i ' Pupils Wanted. APPLY for Terms, 266, Queen St.— toucher, expert, lrom London, West End, g.ves Lessons All Branches Retouching; aiso, Kuife Work. ALERT School.—Shorthand, Typewriting, Book-keeping. Each pupil taught separately. Proficiency guaranteed.— ralmersion Bldgs., Queen St. 'Phone -I(jSA._ (lAN You Swim'?— guarantee to teach; J Mon., Tues., Thurs., Tepid Baths; Mount Eden, Parne.ll, and Sheliv Beach by appointment.—D. B. Anderson. LESSONS givon in Pen Painting, Woodcarving, Pokerwork, and Stencilling; articles designed or plain; price lists posted. —Miss 'lylrag, 4, Strand. Auckland. PUPILS wanted for the Pianoforte and Mandolin; homes visited.Miss F. 1. Kerr. A.V.C.M , Lond., Seymour St. Ellerslie. 1 ECONOMY in War Time!— Save money J by attending Mrs, Malcomson s School ot Dressmaking and Millinery. First-class individual tuition. Classos day and evening. Terms per single lesson, Is 6d; Training Course. £3 3s. Inquire concerning Free Lessons. Notice.—Costumes and Dresses correctly Cut to Measurement for Homofinishing— We'lcsley Street West, corner Elliott St. (over Walker... Chemist), Miscellaneous. MADAME LEON can be consulted at 472, Kingscourt Buildings, Queen St. AISLABIE, Optician, late two years with Philips, leading opticians, Boutke Street, Melbourne—Now 62, Pitt Street, opp. Fire Brigade. _ _ CONSULT Celebrated Madams Bennctte, Astrological Clairvoyante. Advice on business, health, dangers, etc.— Hobsoil St., near Wellington St. LADIES?— Restore your Grey and Faded Hair with Miss Wrigley's Hair Restorer. Gold Medallist.—Watson's Buildings, Wellesley St. E. rPAILORING.-J. Todd, Tailor, Darby St., J. Auckland and Otahuhu. Now is the time to order your suit for Easter Holidays^ OSTRICH Feather Goods; Featherand Renovating. — Helvetia Ostrich Co.'s Factory. Hobson Buildings, next old P.O. (Take Lift). __ HOW to train the mind, brain development, improving the mentality, developing memory.— or call 182, Victoria St. W. •PREDT GEORGE (Reg.), ' N.Z., N.A.S., JL Clairvoyante, 46, Ponsonby Rd. Last three weeks. Hours, 2 till 9. DRINK RUINS THOUSANDS.-You jiccd \J not let your friend suffer. One woman writes: " Drinko Powders , have made a new man of my son. He is now oft tho drink." This wonderful remedy is inexpensive, and can be given . secretly at , homo. Free booklet sent in plain sealed envelope. State if Mr., Mrs., or Miss. LADY MANAGER. Drinko Proprietary, 212 H. Lambten Quay, Wellington. ' • i '

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New Zealand Herald, Volume LIV, Issue 16483, 8 March 1917, Page 1

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