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Situations Wanted. BOOK-KEEPER, good. (is also typist), seeks position: ineligible.— 10, HERALD. BUTCHER, first-class tradesman, shop or roundsman; Second Division; country __________________ 174, HERALD. BUILDERS' foreman 146) seeks engagement, understands arid can do any branch, including reinforced concrete—Foroiniiii. ice, Herald. BLACKSMITH, good, all-round, wants situation: would take milking on shares, take charge d;iiry farm, or lcaso .same; North Auckland preferred.—Black- | smith, 130. HERALD. (HRETAKER, or any position of trust, , > wanted by Elderly Man married; thoroughly respectable, and reliable.—Guard, 117, Herald. _ ENG INEDRI1NEDRI \_R. _ fraction - Locomotive, and 2nd stationary ticket, with lifelong experience of engines and machines; married and discharged from camp, seeks Employment.—Competent. 153. HERALD. 17URM Manager, married, 3 children, experienced dairying and mixed farming; honest grafter; wages or shares.—Jersey, 171, HERALD. (MRL. young, wants situation to assist J with light household duties —M., 170, HERiLI). GARDENER, experienced, wants day a week; any suburb.— J.W., 179, HERALn. , GARDENER, first-class: motor-driver, all repairs, open for engagement.—Reliable, 116, H__AL_ (GARDENER wants several days week; T thoroughly competent; flowers, vege- j tables, landscape, rock work, etc.; good! refs-Propagator, 111, HERALD. I GARDENING" or General Work wanted by handy elderly man; can milk.— _______ HERALD. HOUSEKEEPER or Companion Help.Position wanted: town or country; good milker, capable— Help. 172. HERALD. HOUSEKEEPER (with girl nearly 31 requires re-engagement: able milk.— Hell's Registry, 22, City Chambers, Queen St. 'Phono 1702. lADY Accountant, 8 years' professional ■I and mercantile experience, requires position in Auckland office: excellent testir_______crape of the Pen. 140. HERALD. I' EDGER-Keeper, Competent Clerk, over 1-1 military age, married, total abstainer, desires permanent position, where ability and energy will bo recognised; highest bank refs. M.A.. Box 671. G.P.O. MAX. single, steady, practical, would takn charge of dairy or grazing farm.— Practical, 103, HERALD. MAN, good all-round, handy with tools, best refs., wants position, manual or otherwise.-Apply M., 180, HERALD. MAN, married, wants taxi, private or delivery, driving; can do own repairs: ineligible, steady.--Reliable. 147. 'HERALD. MARRIED Couple want position on farm; both accustomed to milking by hand; man ineligible.--Colonial, Epsom P.O. OFFICER'S Wife would like light employment daily, attending invalid or sick person preferred.— <_ 133, HERALD. FAINTING and Pnoerhangine wanted by experienced, reliable tradesman; by day labour or contract— Paperhanger, 177, H _ ha POSITION, wanted by Fnergetir Online Salesman: thorough knowledge of all farm requirements, implement-"! and milking machines, ct".; 20 years' expedience; disengaged at end of September.—N.W., Box 7, Paeroa. SAWMILLERS and _ Others.-Fxnorienced Fnvine'lriver. wi*h own locomotive, wants tramming job.—For particulars apply to TRAM.37. Herald. TAILORE.SS. with some years' experience, would like work, town or country.— Penh- stating work and wages, E.W., 131, HERALD "WASHING or Scrubbing wanted.-— >> 176. I__HM._ Yin DOW, with boy 10. wants position '' Housekeeper on farm; bachelor or widower: good cook and management.— Widow. 178. Hkhalq. "fTtrOMAN. rompotent, wants Washing, by \\ ,Uv lT.i»«.ln vs and Wednesdays); 6s and ____3__-___i_____. 158. HER'.LP. Pupils Wanted. LEARN TO WRITE SHOWCARDSJU Day and Evening Classes, and by Correspondence. — Willott Showcards, 466, Queen St.. opp. Kindergarten. I EARN Motor Driving and Mechanism; 1 careful tuition; City Council Certifirate guaranteed. Moderate fees.—lrvin, Wakefield St. 'Phone A 2072. MOTOR-Driving Taught on Modern Daimler and American Curs: taxi or private certificates guaranteed.—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 modern cate chanco car. CITY MOTOR SCHOOL, 24. Smcelon's Buildings. Offico 'Phone. 4344. Garage. A 2024 (NAPIER GARAGE). Miscellaneous. TO Sufferers from Piles.-Perfect Health Pile Cure rover fails; 2s 6d posted any- __________ Co., Box 210. Auckland. HpHE HOT WATER. BOTTLES with the -L tight, well-vulcanized seams that won't break, tear, or crack have tho " Unique" Stopper and arc mado in Great Britain by the NORTH BRITISH RUBBER CO. ALUMINIUM Ware of every description repaired and made as good as new.-j U- W. Good, 243, Karangahupe Rp. HEALTH Institute, City Chambers.—Eloctric Ray Bath, Massago and Herbal Treatment for Nerved, Rheumatism, Sciatica. Consultation Free. MADAME HYLAND. 20 years' experience, Popular 'Phrenologist Clairvoyant©, Character Reader. Consultation. 9 a.m. to 10 p.m.—113. Upper Queen Street. QHOPFITTER. and Showcaso Specialist.— kj Alterations of every kind executed.—T. W. Wood. Factory. 101. Federal St., 'Phone 1050. MISSES WHIG LEY'S Shampoo Powders .I*l excel all others; packet containing 6 shampoos, price 6d.—15, Watson's Buildings, first floor. PIANO available for student's practice, nominal hourly charge.— Simmer, H.B. Bldgs., Newton. A SK your grocer for " Little Welsh" and -Hi " Wensleydalo" Fancy Chceso. Economical and delicious. "VERVE and Goitre cases successfully -v.x treated.-Masseuse, 81, Herald. M" _ HARRIS ROBERTS - Psychic 12. Collingwood St., Ponsonby.—Handwriting delineated. Stamped envelope. Fee 2c_ Circle, Wednesday,_B p.m. _ AISLABIE lint a big sign on his Shop; -i\ it's nothing compared to size of his reputation for Spectacles and Books. rPHOUSANDS of Bostock-made Boots and -I Shoes to select from at Pearson's Boot Stores,_Karangahapc_Rd.. Newton. PLEASE Ma tell Pa wo will Clean your 1 Pa-na-ma.-Cox, The Hatter, 208, Karangahapo Rd, A STROLOGY.-Test Horoscope. Changes, i'V. Marriage, Business. Send date birth, 20 stamps.—Madame Eller, Cleethorpcs, 232, ]'onsor_bv_Rd., Auckland, P<)n PRIZES for Cottago Gardens. <&mJ\J Entries close September 29.—Apply Secretary, Auckland Horticultural Society, Williamson's Chambers. Shortland St, CIUREX Cream.—Wonderful euro eczema. I red nose, pimples, scaly skin; 2s Gd and 4s: all chemists, or post free.—Clarke, Chemist. Victoria St. BUY a Phonograph or Gramophone on Easy Terms. See tho latest Machines and Records in stock. Records froms 2s, lists free. Repairs.—Newton Phono. Shop, 227, Karangahapo Rd. 'Phone, A 2104. ■\TO two opinions about ll—Early Buying IN by Pearson anil Co., the boot people, of Newton, is the reason for their great viilucsjn Boots and Shoes. DISEASES peculiar to men and women, no matter how long-standing. I cure at a distance —82, Victoria St. W. M WALKER, HEALTH SPECIALIST, . Can be Consulted daily at the HANGATIRA HEALTH INSTITUTE. Coiner Khybcr Pass and Symonds Street — Sneddon's). 'Phone 3238. OSTRICH Feather Goods: Feather-Dyeing and Renovating. — Helvetia Ostrich Co 's Factory. Hobson Buildings, next old P.O. (Take Lift.) . 7VJEGLIGE Shirts, in winter weights.—Very IN nico range of colours, all sizes; weil worth seeing.—Mcßride Cash Tailor. Costumier, and Outfitter. 11-13. Victoria St.' TORA-LINE means sound lungs. Speakers and Singers take Tora-line. Obtainable at all Leading Chemists. Is (id and 2s Gd. Ifin BARGAINS at Half-price.—Military IUU Saddles, slightly worn, mounted with now leather girth, leathers, and' stirrup. New stock saddles and other styles to suit all riders—O. J. Durbin, Saddler, 44, Wyndham St., next Wyndham Yards. RUN No Risks! Insure with the National Insuranco Co., 101, (jueen St. Fire, Accident. Sickness. Bedrock terms. RUSSELL'S RELIABLE REMEDIES, etc., post free on receipt of postal notes. I Rugwld Chemist, oop, P. 0., Up. Symonds St. J

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New Zealand Herald, Volume LIV, Issue 16652, 24 September 1917, Page 1

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Page 1 Advertisements Column 4 New Zealand Herald, Volume LIV, Issue 16652, 24 September 1917, Page 1

Page 1 Advertisements Column 4 New Zealand Herald, Volume LIV, Issue 16652, 24 September 1917, Page 1

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