Situations Wanted. "DOOR-KEEPER, good, ineligible, seeks JUW position, whole or part time; reasonable te.rms.-H.. Box 661, G.P.0.. Auckland. COUNTRY Storekeepers.— required by experienced young man; ineligible military service: highest, credentiais.—Energetic. 213. RBBAI/S. DRESSES or Children's Clothes (Plain) made at home; reasonable charges.— Neat, 263, HERALL) . FLAX and Timber Millers wanted to write for experienced hands; good men applying daily.—Central Registry, Queen St. IfARMER, young, ineligible, experienced, wants position working manager on farm; grazing or agriculture preferred; Ernest, Waerenga, Waikato. GARDENING wanted by experienced, active Reliable, 290, HERALD. (JENERAL, experienced, seeks situation in * private adult family; good Piain cook, satisfactory refs.; state wages.—Watson, 285, HEBAIiD. Gntli, strong, wants position on sheep farm ; thoroughly experienced with aheep.-S.M,, 237, HERALD. HOUSEKEEPER, young, refined, seeks position to bachelor or widower.—Write Domesticated, 621, HERALD. HOUSEKEEPER, middle-aged, requires position to gentleman; town or country: good references.— Reeistry. Security Buildings. Queen St. H" OUSEWORK required from 9 to 2 o'clock daily in adult family; vicinity Ponsonby Rd.— Help, 279. HERALD. KINDERGARTEN and ""Preparatory Teacher, diploma with distinction, .also capable teaching. Secondary School work, desires position in school or as daily governess.—Kindergarten, 221, HERALD. LADY, capable, desires position as Houseii.«« lteo P er to gentleman.— at [HERALD LADY, young, wants position in doctor's or dentist's rooms, or as Housekeeper in or near town.— 268. (HERALD. LADY Help or Housekeeper wants position, couple months; or would look after lady's homo during absence.— worthy, HERALD. MAN, active, strong, ineligible, business training, reliable, life-long abstainer, seeks care of buildings or any tuch capacity; references.—A., 2, Charles St., Dominion Rd. MOTOR Mechanio wants position, garage; . all repairs; town or country; marned, sober, willing.—Motors, 223 HERALD. RETURNED Soldier requires light clerical work, timekeeping, management small country store, or offer.—Box 377. P.O. SALESWOMAN, experienced, with highest testimonials, desires engagement fat the end of the month.—Saleswoman, 620, HERALD TRAVELLER, experienced in fancy goods, book' and stationery, open for engagement: good connectoin.— 266, HERALD. TYPEWRITING. Manuscript. Literary, or other description of copying wanted at ft reasonable remuneration.—Ennui, 239, herald. WOMAN, young, would like work, washing and cleaning; Mondays and Tuesdays A.8.C., .Newton P.O. WORK, light, wanted by a steady, useful, old°rly man; town or country.—Steady. 281, HERALD. _^ YOUNG Fellow, energetic, strong, requires position on sheep station; previous experience; apply immediately.— Alert, 267, HERALD. YOUTH seeks position on shsep or cattle run.— 277. HERALD. YOUTH, strong, wants general-farm work, milking; used to horses; experienced.— Farmer, care Matthews, HERALD Agent, Onehunga. 11,1 ' ' Pupils Wanted. CAN You Swim?—l guarantee to teach: Mon.i Tues/Thurs.. Tepid Baths. Advanced and Beginners' Classes now com tnencintr;— B. Anderson. LEARN Motor Driving and Mechanism; careful tuition; City Council certificate guaranteed. Moderate fees.—lrvin, Wakefield St. 'Phone A 2072. . LESSONS given. :n Pen Painting. Woodcarving, Pokerwork -and >■ Stencilling. articles designed or plain; price lists posted. —Miss,Ayling. 4. Strand. Auckland. MOTOR Driving . Taught on modern -Daimler and American oars; tan or Erivato certificates guaranteed.—Ambrose J. ewis, Taxi Stand, Customs St. E.. 'Phones 3802 and 519. M'"ILLINERY.-Learn to Make Your Own . Hats, Pupils thoroughly taught by Practical Milliner, Day and Evening Classes. Is 6d lesson.— School of Millinery, City Chambers. First Floor (next liowey Walker's). SECONDARY School Master undertakes individual , tuition, all exams., and neglected education, amo by •correspondence. —Write for terms, Beta.' 218. H.rali. SCHOOL of Lacemaking and Art Needlework, Short's 'Bldgs. (second . floor), 154. Queen St.— Needlepoint,-Limerick, Irish Crochet, Modern Point. Hand Embroidery, Modern Applique. etc-jM. Jenningi. SCHOOL of Dressmaking.— Malcomson. late of London, with high-class practical experience, cuts and- prepares Cobturacs, Dresses, and Blouses for Home Finishing. Special attention given to country orders. Dressmaking Classes: Single Lessons, Is 6d; Training Course, £3 3s. Pupils may now book for coming sea son. Address. Over Walker's, Chemist, Wclleßley St. West. Cr. Elliott St. Wanted to Buy. , APPAREL.— ■ Outtrim, 114, Victoria St., gives highest prices for Superior Left-off Clothing, Boots. etc.-'Phone 2674. A RING to Mrs. Kolly.-She buys and A ?°lls I/ndies' G°nt.'s. Children's Misfit Clothing. Evening Drosses, Boots. 'Phone 26C6.—392, Queen St. _____ A FAIR Price given for Second-hand Jewellery, Musical Instruments, Direarms, Clothing, Pawn Tickets, .etc.— B. Kissin, Waitemata Chambers, lmin from train, post office, or boats. 'Phone 2r3A. APPAREL.-F. W. Fischer, 350, Queen St. (opp. Statue), buyer Left-off Clothing, Second-hand Jewellery, Boots, False Teeth. Pawn Tickets.— 3021. BRAY BROSy Fort St., guarantee Top Price for Eggs, and make prompt payinents. Send us your supplies. BICYCLES, Ladies'; Bicycles, Gent. s. also parts.—Before soiling elsewhere, consult Barnett,. Dealer, 69. Victoria Street. Highest prico giveri. BICYCLES.— 200 Ladies' 0 r Gent.'a wanted; good condition or otherwise; also. Parts. Inspect anywhere,—Write Fair Deal. 808. HERALD. BOOKS Wanted. — Libraries, Parcels) Single Volumes, Magazines, Novels; ton prices.-Brouuh's Old Book Shop, 378, Queen St.. opp. Town Hall. pLARKSON, Dealer, 38, Ponsonby Rd.. \j Buys in any condition; Bicycles, Prams., Tools. Watches. Jewellery. False Teeth. Highest prices given. ENOUGH Furniture to furnish 5-roomed summer residence, including piano, wanted Buy.— Milford.Jlf^HsHALD. EVINRUDE Engine, 3} h.p., with magneto, fly wheel, wanted to buy, guaranteed good order.— particulars H.U.W., Pukekohc. ijULSE Teeth, sound or otherwise; top market price to trade and others.— Pearline Co.. 168. Queen St. ENTLEMAN wants to Purchano a nice 1" home outright, including, if possible, linen and kitchen ware. Answers treated confidentially.— Home. 219. HERALD. RS. LAMB, 20, Pitt St.. buys new and superior Left-off tnd Misfit Clothing, Boots, etc., at highest prices.'Phono A 2432. __ MRS. BOTTERILL buys x,adies', Gent.'s. and Children's Superior Misfit and Loft-off Clothing. Letters attended , to.--Elliott Street, two doors from Woilesley Street, 'Phone 3488. | PERAMBULATORS, second-hand, wanted to Buy,—36, Wakefield St, QEWING Machines— Dronheads, or with O Cover; good prices given.— 332, Herald. SUPERIOR Furniture of 6 or 6 roomß O wanted to Buy; would take over the complete furnishings at a reasonable price and pay Replies to • COMMERCIAL. 248. HERALD. SECOND-HAND FLOUR AND CHAFF SACKS. WANTED' TO BUY. TEXTILE BAG AND SACK CO., LTD., NELSON STREET EXTENSION. 'Phone 2854. HR E A LEAD. Quantities Not uess Than 281b. Good Clean Metal Only. HERALD OFFICE. REMEMBER! REMEMBER—Sth of November is Kaiser Day, -Buy a box of Hazard's specially assorted Fireworks. 2s 6d upwards. BROADWOOD - The Standard Piano of: the World.-Sole Agents, E. end F. | Piano Agency, Ltd. i '
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New Zealand Herald, Volume LIV, Issue 16671, 16 October 1917, Page 1
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