Page 1 Advertisements Column 8

New Zealand Herald, Volume LIV, Issue 16538, 14 May 1917, Page 1

• Domestics Wanted. COOK-General, competent, wanted; wages, 25a.— Dick Hannon. Cambridge. COOK-General, plain, wanted: other help kopt; (rood wag;"? and good homo,— J. B. Lylo. Owen's Rd.. Epsom. COOK-General and Housemaid wanted; 2 sisters or friend 3 preferred.— house on left Moore's Avenue, Parnell, __ COOK-General, experienced, required for private family, City; wages, 20a.— Bell's Registry, 22, City Chambers, Queen St. 'Phone 1702. CHILDREN'S Nurse- wanted, experienced with infants—Apply sixth houso Green Lane, Epsom, end, between 12 nooO and 1 p.m. or 7 p.m. and 8 p.m. GENERAL wonted; must be able to cook; one used to telephone.—No. 1, Hobson Park Ed„ Parnell. GENERAL wanted; highest wages; 2 in i family.— Monday, Thos. Ellison. Ellison Chambers. Quocn St. GENERAL wanted for email family; 15s weekly".—Dalmeny, Coronation Rd., Ensom. car to Greenwood's Corner. GENERAL or Lady Help, no washing; good wages; other help kept.— Elms'io, 6th house on left, Brighton Rd. GENERAL, competent, wanted for Eppom: 4 in family, adult: wages, 20s: no washing: refs. required.— 617. Herald. _ GENERAL, competent, or Lady Help wanted, family 2 adults; good wages; near wharf.—Mrs. Norris, Norwood Rd., Bayswater. GENERAL, experienced, wanted: ref«.: no washing, ironing, or bedroom.— Wolkley. Crbilewood, second houso on left Arney Rd., Rcimiera. GIRL wanted to assist; no cooking; good home,—lß3. Qnecen St. HOUSEKEEPER wanted, cook and sewing for two; no objection to child > state wages.—Cook, care Gilford. Stationer. To Awamutu. HELP. Respectable Woman wanted as Help in country home; must be able to milk; good home and wages.—Apply bv letter to Mrs. H. Hemming. Howick. LADY Help wanted for small family in ■i Epsom.—For address apply at HeeALD. LADY Help wanted, Hamilton district; -* good home for soldier's wife.—Apply first instance, M.S.. 6GI. HERALD. TIT AID, competent, wanted; wages, 20s.— ill. -Mrs. Dive, Arney Rd., Remuera. ATURSEGIRL, reliable, wanted for a few i" hours daily.—Mrs. Muggleworth. 10, Grafton Rd.. near Choral Hall. ASHLEY'S Star Registry, Endear.'s Bids'. -CI —Cooks, Housemaids, Generals. Housekeepers, Married Couples, Blacksmith's Improver. Striker, Scutcher, Paddockers.— 'Phone 1892 BELL'S Registry, 22. Citv Chambers, Oneen St —W. Cooks. 455. 50s: Ban maid, Waitresses, 255, 20s; Housemaid*. 25% 20s; Laundress. 25s': Kitchenmaid, C.Generals, 255, 20s; N.-Housemaid, H Parlourmaid. Governess, Tailoress, W. Milker, M. Couple, £150; Handyman. Shepherd, Kit chenman, Stockman, Porter, Blacksmith. Scutchers. 2nd Cook. 'Phone 1702. MICHOLLS'S Registry, His Majesty's Aril cade.-Cooks, 255; H.M.-Waitrcsscs. 2os; Generals. Waiting employmentGardeners, Ploughmen, Milkers, M. Couples.— 2268. C= '• — Farm Hands Wanted. APPLICATIONS by letter invited for xx Share-milking positions in Waiuku and Waikato herds, 70 to £0, hand-milking: one case homo separation: knowledge engine required.—Makgill and Middleton, Wapiti Avenue. Epsom. LAD, strong, about 15. wanted for farm near Shannon: good home, permanent; references.— Chambers. 2-2. Shortland St. MAN or Youth wanted for small farm; able to milk— Jackson. Waihou. MAN, married, wanted for farm work: must be used to horses and experienced in farm implements; cottage and cow provided: wages, 50s.— Swney, Tirau. MARRIED Couple, both milkers, good, i-'X wanted; free house and milk; wages £12 per month—A. E. Hattaway. Pakuranga. "[MILKERS, hand, wanted; about 45 to 50 I'l. first-class cows, on Otaua Swamp; references required.—T. McDonnell, Otatia. MILKERS, by hand, from 40 to 50 firstclass cows; take charge first week July. —Particulars and, references. A.. 653. HERALD. tf SHARE Milkers wanted for 60 to 70 heifers; rood terms; school 5 miles. Box .18. Hamilton. STOCKMAN, competent, wanted at once for hiish > grazing farm.- aboi\t 20 miles from Te Kuiti: must be single man: «™=. £12 ner month and found—Law. P.O. Box 19. To Kuiti. ''■ ! ' Wanted Known. BUY A PHONOGRAPH or Gramaphono on easy terms. Phonographs from 90s. Gramaphones from 90s. Zonophone, Regal, Herald Records, from 25.~-Newton Phono. Shop, 227, Karangahape Rd. _^ LAUNDRY.— Gin Leo and Co., 50, Victoria St., now open. Fair charges and good work guaranteed. Give us a trial. TftTRAGGE INSTITUTE, Birkenhead.-Tro } pical Gardens, Museum, all Countries. Charming Resting Place; Is. Refreshments obtainable; Telescope, Radium by appoint- _____ MADAME REEKAH, London and Australia.—Character Reader, Vocation Expert, General Adviser, Photo Reading a specialty.— Uppor Queen St. 10 to 9. MADAME LEON can be consulted at 472~ Queen St., opp. Myers Park. HIS MASTER'S VOICE Gramophone and Records.' Wo have, the largest stock in New Zealand.— E. and F. Piano Agency, Ltd. S. Coldicutt, Manager. PIANOS - NO .DEPOSIT" New Iron-framed Pianos. Call and hear them.-28, High St. CONSULT Clairvoyants Crystal Seer, Mas\J seuse. Send date of birth. Will teach Hypnotism by mail.—lß2. Victoria St. W. UNCLAIMED Suits to clear, greater reductions, from 75s to £5, usual price £6 and Schneidemann Bros.. Ltd. Our only address. 215-217-219. Queen St. T\TRAGCtE'S Seasonal Weather Forecast V» 1917—Shipping, Farming, Pastoral Interests; Is 2d posted—Address, Wragge Institute, Birkenhead. Expert Weather AdvicesTHE Prices which obtain at Pearson's Boot x Store, :Tc"wton,. can -only, last whilst th* stock lasts. This is fast _ diminishing, and when gone the trouble begins. Get in now. / mo THOSE ABOUT TO FURNISH.-Fur--1 ' nituro on Easy Terms- £10 worth, 50s deposit, 5s weekly; Pianos, 13s 3d deposit, 7s 6d weekly—Newton Supply Agency, 227, Karangahape Road, also 235. Dominion Road. THE NO DEPOSIT PIANO CO., 0?! HIGH ST.. Sell New Iron-framed Fianos from 5s a week. I7IRANK HOWLETT, 209, Karangahape M. ' —Cheapest for best Hairwork. Combings worked up. Price list of Switches and Transformations posted. \TO "DEPOSIT PIANO CO.-' IN The- easiest terLiS possible. No Interest! No Deposit.—2B, High St. PIANOS! PIANOS!! PIANOS!! I No Deposit. No Interest. Three years' terms.—No Deposit Piano Co.. 28, High St. PIANO in use is better than money idle.— See new models; easy terms.—F, Moore and Co.. Customs St. OSTRICH Feather Goods; Feather-Dysing and Renovating. — Holvetia Ostrich Co.'s Factory, Hobson Buildings, next old P.O. (Take Lift.) OTHERS. KEEP THE GIRLS HOME IYJ, —New Pianos from os a week at the No Deposit Piano Co., 28. High St. HEN you take TORA-LINE you know VV why everybody takes TORA-LINE. EXCHANGE YOUR OLD ■PIANO.Full allowance for your old Piano at the No Deposit Piano Co., 28, High St. TORA-LINB means eound lungs, Speakers and Singers take Tora-line. Obtainable at all Leading Chemists- Is 6d and 2s 6d. EEP THE HOME BRIGHT.A Brand New Iron-framed Piano from 5s „ week.— Deposit Piano Co., 28, High Street. Vf ADAME HYLAND. 20 years' experience IYJ. Popular Phrenologist, Clairvoyante, Character Reader. Consultations, 9 a.m. tj 10 cm.-418, Upper Queen Stre*r COLD Nights bring no dread to the luckv users of a NORTH BRITISH HOT WATER BOTTLE—the bottle for lone wear. They bring sleep to the sleepless and make the sleepy sleep better.. Look for the "Unique" Stopper. All reliable traders. "•\XTHERE are you dining?" "At the Vi Tiffin. You get a fine Three-course Meal for Is." PADEREWSKI. the World's Greatest Pianist, prefers- Erard Pianos.—Sole Agents, E. and F. Piano Agency, Ltd. S. Coldicutt. Manager. . FOR Building. Repairing, Alterations. Sanitary, Draining, Concrete Work. Seaside Cottages a Speciality, try F. C. Collis. Devon St., Eden Terrace. jITISSES WRIGLEY Toilet Specialists.JXI Business as usual, upstairs, nsw showroom, 13, first floor,. Watson's Buildings, ffellesloy St. -V . . ■■... BABY won't cry so if you put a NORTH BRITISH HOT .WATER BOTTLE in the cot.. | Makes them snug, warm, and comfortable in the! coldest room. No used to coddle them in stuffy- atmosphere. Tike the doctor's advice, give them warmth trith fresh air. Ask your trader for the 'TJnicuo"Stopper | bottle, > v., ' .:■...; I? v'.'v'- : ■:■.'■ '. ' \ '.' <- -"" ~ •*