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New Zealand Herald, Volume LIV, Issue 16550, 28 May 1917, Page 1

Situations Wanted. i- ACCOUNTANT-Book-keeper, few evening? h A and afternoon to spare, would keep tradesmen's books, etc-; fees reasonable.— Write Accounts, Box 72, G.P.O. e "A GRICULTURALIST, trained Holland I. -£* College, Californian-South African experience, land surveying, seeks engagement; * moderate salary, gain local experience.— I Surveyor, 576,_ilEBALD. BOOK-KEEPER.-Gent. seeks position, competent; North Auckland preferred. ■'_ —Books. 548. HjjRALD. 1 pOMPOSITOR-Pri'iler seeks employment a v in Auckland district, capable taking charge country office; 25 years' experience. - —Comp., 821. herald. ipOMPOSITOR seeks perm.; first-class v-* jobbing, 2 and 3 colour, stone, etc.; Home experience; first or second hand.— A.D., 88, Elm Row, Dunedin. CLERK, Lady, 7 years' experience mercantile houses, seeks position; thorough knowledgo invoicing, typing, quick at figures—Capable, 551, HERALD. DOMESTIC Duties wanted by a Trustworthy Woman, Auckland preferred.— urgent, 810, HERALD. FARM Management wanted by respectable married couplo, experienced in all branches.—Apply Farm, 809, HERALD. GENERAL, with child, would like position, Takapuna.—Burnott's Registry, Security Bldgg., Queen St. (TARAGE Manager, weil up in car and A electric work, seeks position; country 1 preferred,—Magneto. 553, HERALD. HAIRDRESSER, first-class. wants situation,, town or country.—A.B.. i- 7. 'HERALD. _^ E TJOUSEHOLD duties wanted by the v,- ' •*■'■ no washing.— 117, Grafton ivd. ! "LTOUSEKEEPER. working, »ants r-osi-IX tion.—Refined. 123, Newtor ltd. HOUSEKEEPER, competent i~id re! ..,1 5 , desires position in gentleman's fan. v — v 8., 560, HERALD. , ' TOINER, good all-round Land, above . O military age, wants wi rk, town or , country.— 801. HERALD. T ADY, young, seeks position as clerk or XJ cashier; quick and accurate; five years , in last Position.—Trustworthy, 555, Herald. LADY, young, wants housekeeper's position, or nurse to invalid, thoroughly competent and reliable; good references. - t E.K., 81, HERALD. . T ADY Ledgerkeoper and Cashier open fur 1 XJ engagement end of present month; thoroughly competent; over 5 years last position; can supply credentials of ability. -X.Y.Z., care Box 15, Pukekohe. Experienced Book-keeper and -Li Stenographer seeks opening in country town.—Full particulars to Book-keeper, 581, Heiulp. /TARRIED Couplo, disengaged, man cook--1»X taker, wife light or no duties; state wages.—Chef, 831, HERALD-. , MARRIED Couple seek employment; IVI. thoroughly experienced in all fa-m and station work.—Burnett's Registry, Queen St. 'Phone A 421. ' MILKING.— Shed of about 60 or 80 cows, wanted for coming season, on shares: machines; good references.— 8r0... Norfolk St.. Wliangarei. PLOUGHMAN, experienced, thorough knowledge farm machinery; beat refs.; married (4 children). — Experienced, 532. Herald. SHARE-Milking.-Two reliable Milkers, ineligible for military service, want good herd of cows, with machines.—W.B., Whare. noa P.O. TOWN Traveller desires position with good firm, disengaged Juno I—P.O. Box 1080, Auckland. TYPISTE-Stenographer. experienced, with knowledge of double entry book-keep-ing, seeks engagement; excellent tes'tlmonials.—H.H., 586, Herald. TO MERCHANTS AND INDENTORS. Commercial Traveller (well-known), requires good line for Auckland Province. Address, , COMMERCIAL. G.P.O. Box 728. Auckland. TyOMAN, young, with boy 2 years, wants » ' situation on farm, milk hand or machine; faro part paid; Bay of Plenty preferred.— Elsie. Mangawhare. TTOUTH, 17L wants position store or X employment farm near town; can milk, used horses.—Town, 598. HERALD. CLARK'S Farmers' Registry. Vulcan Lane.—Capable Ploughmen. Hand and Machine Miners, married and single; Farm Hands, waiting engagement. 1 3 Apartments Wanted. BEDROOM, superior furnished and one unfurnished, wanted, with board; private house, good locality.—C.N., 816, HERALD. MAN, young, wante Bedroom, with breakI. fast. Mount Eden or Grafton district. —Room. 597, Herald. MARRIED Couple require accommodation with private family, with use of all conveniences; high, healthy position.— Urgent. 599, HERALD. ROOMS, 2 or 3, furnished, including kitchenette, wanted, near city.—Respectable, 813, Herald. ' . ■ ' .' Apartments Vacant. APARTMENTS, furnished: sep. kitchen, all convs.; close to beach and trams.— Jesmond. 29. Sentinel Rd- Heme Bay. A PARTMENTS.—Country Visitors will -tx. find comfortably-furnished Double and Single Rooms, 0, Beresford St.: use kitchen. —Opposite Fire Station APARTMENTS, superior, furnished, double and single rooms from 6s; board £1, or breakfast only; select and homelike.—Hillcresi, 49, East St.. Symonds St. AVENUE, Opposite Newton Post OfficeEXCLUSIVE APARTMENTS-Nice Sunny Double and Single Rooms, with Board; suit business people. 'Phone 3018. BOARDERS.— for 2 ladies at business, in comfortably furnished home; good locality; near Id Address at HERALD. BED-SITTING Room, large, furnished, separate kitchenette, use all convs., good locality, near car.—3, Cameron St., Ponsonby. BED-SITTING Room, large, vacant; telephone, califont, select locality; suit ono or two business gentlemen; terms moderate. —Address at IIERAID n L I F T O N, \J Whitaker Place, off Symonds St., first tram stop past St. Paul's. 'Phono 3216, Apartments, breakfast optional. Central—Select—Quiet. ' (1 RAFTON District, near Hospital.—Large T Double Furnished Bedrooms, in up-to-date private house; every convenience, in chiding^telephonc.—Address at HERALD. LUMEALI, 4. Emily Place (north end of Princes St).—New house, harbour view; 'Phone 2775 —C. Parish. PAYING Guests.—Vacancies, ladies and gentlemen; single rooms; attractive house, close cars.— St. George's Bay Rd., Parnell. ROOMS.— Single Beds, 5s fid and 7s Rd, Jt breakfast if desired: Double (M.C.). 13s 6d: nil convs., sitting-smoke room, hot bath and shower, electric light throughout; 3mins station.—Victoria House, (8. Nelson ,'City. THE TOWERS, Park Rd.-Furnished and L Unfurnished Apartments, also. Unfurnished Basement Flat, private entrance, modern conveniences, electric light.—Mrs. Hewson, Into of Rangiora. VACANCIES Gentlemen Boarders, share room. 2min from town; terms moderate. —Fairfield. Symonds St. I — J Pupils Wanted. CONVERSATIONAL French, Berlitz method. French Dressmaking Classes commence Juno 5. Arrangements by telephone, 3308. Evenings till June 5 from 7-9 p.m.—Madame Villeval (Paris), Officicr d'Academie. Princess Building. Queen Street. MOTOR-DRIVING taught on Modern Daimler and American Cars; taxi or private certificates guaranteed.—lntending pupils apnly Ambrose Lewis, Taxi Stand Customs St. E. 'Phone 3802. MOTOR Driving. _ — Running, Repairs; individual tuition. Traffic driving* daily lessons until competent to pass City Council test, by expert, on modorn gate change car. CITY MOTOR SCHOOL, 24, Smeeton's Buildings. Office 'Phone, 4311. Garage. A 2024 (NAPIER GARAGE). THOMAS HARRIS, Teacher of ElocuX tion, Victoria Arcade; top floor. Miscellaneous. rpillS Boats the Government Meat Shop— 1 Canterbury Potatoes at Braid's Auction Mart, 5s cv.'t. All day to-day. GAITERS. Goloshes, Spats, Gum-boots, in endless variety at Pearson's Boot Store, coiner Queen Street and Karanganapo Road, Newton. TORA-LiNE means sound lungs. Speakers X and Singers take Tora-lino. Obtainable at all Leading Chemists. Is 6d and 2s 6d. COLD Nights bring no dread to the lucltv K.J users of a NORTH BRITISH HOT WATER. BOTTLE-the bottle for long wear They bring,sleep to the sleepless and make the _ sleepy sleep better. Look for tho "Unique' Stopper. All reliable traders. CAA MEN wanted to inspect Latest PatwV terns, coming season at Little Tailor ' ■ { "