Page 1 Advertisements Column 8

New Zealand Herald, Volume LIV, Issue 16502, 30 March 1917, Page 1

Domestics Wanted. nOOK, 2nd Cook or Kitchenmoid.— Vcntnor. Devouport. 'Phone 66. OOOK— young Woman Cook: har^Rd' place.— Verona, 45, KarangaPOOK, woman, good, reliable, wanted; vy must bo thoroughly clean; permanent position, wages, £2 weekly.—Send wire to Jones, lokianu. Lake Taupo. GENERAL wanted.—lira. T. H. Macky, <-QUfcli Rd., Epsom. 'Phone 1143. young, to assist housework; sleep iT „,. I J ome Preferred.—Mrs. W. H. Perry, Clifton Rd., Takapuna. OENERAL or Lady Help, domesticated, - a? ~ wanted; no washing or cooking.— btrathavon. corner Park Rd. and Park Av. (T-IRL. young, wanted for light housework M, 8" d mmd child.—Mrs. Ii Bieleski. 9. mil St., JSewmarket. strong, or Woman wanted for , household duties; good wages; good home.—S.W.. carp Congnlton. Cambridge. HELP, capable, wanted; easv place.— Lediard and Kingsford, 195, Queen St. HELP, ■domesticated, wanted. adu't -L! family; no washing.—Apply, by letter with references, to P., P P., A.ft. Albert. ' TTOUSEKEEPER.—Young lady, musical taste, wanted for light housework arid ' assist, i shop; ~1 10 ashing; good home.— . Musical, 265. Heuald. ; TJOUSEKEEPER, capable, wanted"^ i gently, for adult and two children: gnod home to suitable person; child no " _Farmer, 241. HERALD. TTOUSEMAID, experienced, wanted, also 1 -?-*• Young Woman to assist.— House Lower Symonds St. ITOUSEMAID-WAITRESS WANTED AT i ONCE. Address at HERALD. "[\ADY Help, capable, wanted, for farm 1 AJ Pate ,? d "c'; £1 a week.—'Phone - 2508, or May, 282, HEHALD, LADY Help, competent, wanted for country. —Apply before 10.30 mornings, Mrs. 1 L " p P |l '' d - hitaker Place, off Symonds St. ! ADY Help wanted; sleep home' a'tor J faster; two in family; Ayr St Parnell, two minutes from tram.-Telephone ► 1 1 ou. "XT/"OMAN wanted for "half-day a weeiC • ** wash'ng.—83, Albert Rd., Davonport.' ' W°MAN, reliable, wonted to Wash and . M (.lean—Apply nt ot: with rets., to he Avenue, opp. >c.»-'.on P O. 1 WOMAN for kitchen wanted; sleep homa r T preferred.—Pine Lodge, cor. Bond St and Great North Rd.. Grey Lynn. ' W A ™.W',l. good, wanted.—A-iply " " o l onehurst. \Xf AI'I'RESS or Woman, for pantry* 22s . t t 6d. Whitehead, Manchester Dining liooms. ' WAVERLEY Hotel. Rotorua, wants Et- . » J nerienced Waitress, Ladv Help ' a l d Housemaid and Useful Lad.—Write orwire, Waverley, Rqtorua. . "DELL'S Registry, 22, City Chambers.—W. ' JL» Cooks. 50s, 40s • Second, 35straitresses. ™ ' S°- S: Jonsemaids, 255. 20s; Laundresses. • :? s Vt 2o3: Kitchenmaid. C.-Generals, 50s. 203-.-Housemaids. H.-Parlourmaids, Gov- . erness. Nurse, M. Couples, Handyman, Kit- ; chenman. Blacksmith, Milkers, Yardman 17M' Br ' N ' Portßr ' Cook, 2nd Cook 'Phone T>URNETT'S Registry, Security Buildings, 1J Queen St.—Cooks, .men £210 a and £2 5s women £2 and 3fis'6d: M. Couples, £155 . and £140; Kitclienman, M 3; Waitress and I Relieving Maid. 22s 6d; Cook-General. 20s. Farm Hands Wanted. MILKER, good, wanted; good wages to ' i»X competent mail— Montgomery, Mangere. /CENTRAL Registry, 167, Queen St.F. I \J _ Managers. Married Couples, Milkers, i Drainers, Fencers, S.-Cutters, 8.-Fellers, Learners, Contractors, Handymen, Kitchenj men. 'Phone 3635. : _ Registry, Vulcan Lane.— ' Wanted—Station Fencer. 455: Station Hand, dogs. 50s; Milkers, Handyman, Lads, 5 Farm Hands. PEARSON'S Registry (Late McLeod's), Exchange Lane.—Ploughmen, Milkers, Share-Milkers, Married Couples, Farm - Boys, waiting employment. r I. .i ...I ..i— i... T"" '".i Wanted Known. 1 TJAPATOETOE'S Booming.-See WYLLIE X PARK To-morrow. MEN having gone to the Front—Great Variety, of Tailor-made Suits lett to clear.Schneidemau Bros.. Queen St. RAGGE INSTITUTE. Birkenhead ■ IV pical Gardens, Museum, all Countries. 3 Charming Resting Place: Is. Refreshments r obtainable; Telescope, Radium by appoint- ■ ments. - QAM PAUL for Fishing Opposite > O Ferry Buildings. /COLLARS and all Linen Dressed for " V 7 Easter.For/best work try Hi Chung, ' High St.. opp. Safe Deposit Buildings. 5 BUY 6. PHONOGRAPH or Gramaphone j X) on' Easy Terms.—Phonographs, from 90s; Gramaphone, from Large stocks Columbia Machines. 2k>nophone, Regal, " Herald Records, from 2s. Catalogue free.— f Newton Phono. Shop, 227, Karangahaw Rd, 3 TTIS MASTER'S VOICE Gramophone and XX Records. We have the largest stock . in New Zaaland.—Agents, E. and F. Piano j Agency, Ltd. S. Coldicutt. Manager. t TXT A. GREEN AND CO.'S PIANOS--3 YV • Low price, but excellent —Solo Agents, E. and F. Piano Agency, Ltd. S. I Coldicutt. Manager. OSTRICH Feather Goods; Feather-Dyeing and Renovating. — Helvetia Ostrich ■ Co.'s Factory, Hobson Buildings, next old P.O. (Tako Lift.) TO THOSE, ABOUT TO FURNlSH.—Furniture on Easy Terms, £10 worth, 50s , deposit, 5s weekly; Pianos, ISs 6d; deposit, 7s 6d weekly.Newton Supply Agency, 227, Karangahape Rd. Also 235. Dominion Rd. e mO-MORROW: Trains to WYLLIE 7 PARK, X 11 a.m., 12.13 p.m. (Express), 12.45 r, m . 1 is n.m. p T DON'T feel a /hungry 1" "Come 1 with mo to the ' Tiffin'— som» of their delicious ham and ealad. That'll J tempt you I" . LADIES.— Great Help in the Pantry is L the Delicious MILITARY PICKLE for r the quick lunch or supper. Every grocer '• sells it. Every particular person eats it. . Price reasonable. RUSSELL'S PILLS arc 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 Depart- - Russell, Chemist, opd. P. 0., Uppot ' Symonds St.. Auckland. rpO i For all kinds of Shop and Window Fittings, Busts and Wax Figures. Wholesale and ■Retail. CHAS. F. PERFECT, 66. City Chambers. ' 25 years' Homo experience with Harris and Sheldon. Ltd.. Birmingham. 1 Now their New Zealand Agent. ' VO DESIRE FOR ALCOHOL." 1 So writes one man who had been a heavy drinker for 10 years. DRINKO can savo ' your husband, son. or brother from the drink habit. The treatment is inexpensive. Can bo given sccretly if desired. Booklet . in sealed envelope poet free. State if Mr.. Mrs., or Miss, Lady Managor, Drinko Proprietary. 212 H. Lambton Quay, Wellington. g A M P L E SHOES. 90 PAIRS LADIES' SAMPLE SHOES. Lace, Button, Strap and Court Shoes. A window full to chooso from. Dont Miss This Opt- "tunny. JAMES ADAMS AND CO.. Opposite Y.M.C.A.. WELLESLEY STREET EAST. TSK FOR "CLINCHER DREADNOUGHT A MOTOR-CYCLE TYRES " if you want) absolutely reliable (service and the greatest a mileage. Made of best Plantation Rubber and noted for durability. All Cycle Dealers, PULLAtf, ARMITAGE, AND CO., ° Auckland Agents. ''RANTED KNOW N. !, INDIES will now find us at thos« Up-'.o----0 date and Roomy Premises, 816, QUEEN STREET, two doors above Tonson Garlick's. Hemstitching, Accoidoon Pleating, Kilt- . ing. Pinking, done on Ladies' Own Gar--1 ments and Materials. Buttons made to order with your own ,f matchings. Machine Needles of all makers. 1 Dressmakers' Models in. stock or made to '* your order. 1 BUTTE RICK PATTERNS and latest ' Fashion Books arriving regularly. : W. P. OGILVI0 GILVIE * " 816. QUEEN STREET. 0° UT OF 6000 " CLINCHER" EMPLOYEES over 700 have donned Khaki, " whilo many thousands of the famous " " CLINCHER CROSS CAR TYRES " are J iu use for war work on all fronts. 3 T,AN, ARMITAGE, AND C 0.,. ' . . r " Auckland Areata, ....