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Domestics Wanted, CHARWOMAN wanted.—Apply Caretaker, Seddon Memorial Technical College, Wellesiey St. E. # CHILDREN'S Nurse, needlewoman, wanted; good wages; rxperienced, refs. —Apply Mn. J. Zahara, 1:9, Grafton Rd. 'Phone 823. . pOMPANIONABLE Nurse.-Young Lady \J wanted for little Girl. 3vrs of ase: sood home, Te Aroha—For interview ring 'Phjno 473 A. COOK-General, experienced, wanted.—22, Princes St., Albert Park. COOKGcn-jral wanted for ?-du!! family of Giree.— Raven, 36, Victoria Aw, Romuera, 'Phone A2UBI. C>OOJi-General, (or Poverty Bay: wages, ' 30s; housemaid and nurse kept.— by letter, with refs., Mrs. G. Reynold, Ormond. GENERAL Servant wanted.-Mrs. D. Ryan, Bren Tor, Silver Rd., Epsom (near Newmarket). GENERAL Servant, good, wanted; easy _ place; no children.—Chamberlain, Hairdresser, Otahuhu, C GENERAL, good, strong, capable, -ranted; A used to children; good country home wages, 20s.— 12, Helensville. GENERAL wanted, easy place, 3 adults, comfortable home, liberal time off.— A, A. Brown, 8:o-chnrst, Symonds St. fIENERAL, capableT orTady~Help7^Apl ' v* ply, evening, Mrs. H. D. Cramp, 11, Disraeli St., Mt. Eden. 'Phone 3163, 3 tings. GENERAL, capable, wanted. Rotorua, J private house; man kept: no washing; good place.—Mrs. Pauiol Lynch, Strand, Takapuna. (|IIRL, young, wanted for general houseT work for 2 adults; no cooking.—Address Herald. GOVERNESS (Te Kuiti), Companions] Cooks, Housemaids. Waitresses. Laundress. Cook-Generals, Married Couples, Farm Hands, Milkers.—Star Registry. " Endcan's , Bidgs. HOME, good, offered Domestitcated Help, family 2, easy place; state sa.ary and ago.—Mrs. Robt. McGowan, Puketurua, Putaruru. HOUSEKEEPER - wantedfor~Bay of Islands; easy place.—Miss Ferraby, 1, Jttenley Rd.. Mt. Eden. HOME, good, offered to respectable, middle-aged, capable Woman, in ex- ■ change for household cuties and companionship to elderly lady; small remuneration.— , X.Y.Z., MorrinsvUle P.O. TADY Help, or young Girl, wanted to) U assist.—Mrs. Newell, 90, Victoria Rd., 1 Devonport. LADY Help for single lady; very easy place ; small remuneratio.a.—Flowers, ' 272, HERUII} - LADY, young, wanted for household duties; sleep at home —K. Goodall, cor. Prospect Ter, and Dominion Rd. LADY, young, domesticated, wanted as Nursery Governess for Papatoetos.— ' Full particulars to Box 207, Auckland. LADY, strong, young, refined, wanted to help make cakes and scones, etc.— Write, stating experience, to X.Y.Z., 227. HEBAIiT). NURSERY-Housemaid, experienced, wanted, refs. required; £1 week.— Mrs. Selwyn Upton, 32, Victoria Av., Remuera. WOMAN, young, capable, general housework, take charge if necessary; good wages; good home.— 12. Wanganui Avenue, Pogjionby. WOMAN, strong, cabbie, wanted for East Coast station; small comfortable home; all household duties: make bread, etc.; references required.—Address Herald. BELL'S Registry, 22, City Chambers.—W. Cooks, 52s 6d, 455; Waitresses, 255, 20s; Housemaids, 255, 20s; Laundresses, 30s; Kitchenraaids, W. Milkers, C. Generals, 80s, 20s; Nurse, H.Parlourmaid, Housekeeper, M. Couples. Handyman, Gardeners, 40s; Farm, Station Hands, ohird Cook, Boys, . Tailor, Butcher, Tea-mMex, N. Porter.— . 'Phcne 1703, Farm Hands Wanted,. " "RP'f *° ass i ß '' 'th milking and farm ? Jj work; experience no'i neceasary; good home.—Mr. H. Sager, Pukokohe East. BOY or Youth wanted for farm, machines , used; some previous experience jreferred; state wages.—H. Potter, Buckland. - "DOY or Youth. wanted to assist- with milkt- i> ins. machines: no team work.—Apply. i- stating wages. Wilfrid A. Ruihton, Morrins--. y. yi.le.. .-■■: . ;■- •.'.'- - ■ --.' ■ ■•>,•■ -■■-'.; -• ■ . (~\Q WBOY'.wanted.' at once, farm , bred prei, V ferred;i only station cows. milk; also ' knowledge of sheep desirable, but not essen- . Farmers'.;-. Union .Trading., Co., Custerns 'Street.'" ,'■ •'" '"'-■ ." *"''■ MAN wanted for small farm; good', with ' horses and crops; state wages.— , . • ■ Glass, Ellerslie. -....■ • , . ■ ' MAN, -married, for farm; machines used;' £2 ss, milk, and 3-roomed cottage fro.'. -, —Parmer. P. 0.. Aka Aka. Walnkn. ; MAN, elderly, single, respectable wanted; milk, garden, etc.; 80s week and found. ' Frmerß* Union Trading Co., Customs St. MAN, married' or ; single, wanted for ' seaside farm, 'milk, garden, useful. Also, ■ Boy or Youth for general work and iielp .. >' with > shearing.— Union .Trading • , Co, Customs Street. •■ ■ ~ ■" ■-: c.;" MARRIED Couple, man double-furrow' ,-"' ploughman; own cottage, cow, etc.; > . good wages competent man.—Urqiuiart Bios., • Papakura. Thono_lß. " '; • 1 WOMAN ° Youth, strong,, wanted to ' t VV assist with milking, etc.; cood home, j permanent; state wages.— Rogers. Puke- . r kohe. ■: '"■■■ ' -'■■'.. > WORKING Manager, for back-country bush cattle farm.—Apply t Mackay and " Jones. Ltd.,' Seed and General Merchants,"- ■ . Te. Kuiti. r-~r } - YOUTH, Btrong, wanted to ■• assist" with.-'. milking (machines used); good home; , wages, 80s.—J. West, Waihou. : t > YOUTH, strong, or Man wanted, able to , ploueh. milk 2 cows: 35s week and found.—Address Plough. Cambridge r.O. . YOUTH wanted; good chance learn fruitgrowing; used ploughing preferred.— Meet employer noon, Thursday, Waitetaata Fruit Mart, Albert St. _!__ LARK'S Farmers' Registry, High St.— Wanted urgently: Fencers .Ploughmen, • Married Couples (stations), Milkers, Lads, ■ Handyman, 3oys; good wages. • Wanted Known. ' WRAGGE'B Seasonal Weather Forecasts, ;.'v 1917-1918, also Outline Forecast to 1930, Is 2d each posted (send postal note).—Address. Wraege Institute. Birkenhead. . City ■: ■■•: Agents, Wildman and Arey. ■»..-■ . WRAGGE . Institute, Birkenhead.—Most charming Tropical Gardens, Museum; all Countries. s Delightful Resting Place.- ; Is. Light Refreshments obtainable. Come. THE Exclusive Designs in Dainty Footwear now being shown by Pearson ana Co.. Newton, simply make choosing easy... PADEREWSKI, " the World's Greatest Pianist, prefers Erard Pianos.—Sole Agents, E. and F. Piano Agency, Ltd. S. Coldicutt, Manager. EASY Terms for Everybody.—High-class Furniture. Pianos, Phonographs, Gramaphones. etc. Pianos bought right out. Talking Machines Repaired. Gramaphone Needles, Is Newton Supply Agency, 227. Karangahape Rd. 'Phone A 2104. FACTORY Managers ehould save wear and tear by installing only genuine Gandy Balata Belting. All sizes, moderate Manning and Co., 188, Cashel Street, ChristohurcL ALL~Goods Under Cost. Closing shop in a few days.—J. H. Hannan, Draper and Clothier, 76, Pitt St. CALIFONT.-The Best and Simplest is the " Reliance."—H. M. Keesing, v Plumber, Strand Arcade, Queen St. 'Phone y 637. FANCY Dresses, ladies' and gents', for Hire, from ss, wigs. etc. Catalogues McElwain, 270, Queen St. QEND your Eggs to Bray Bros., Fort St.. • O and get highest market price and prompt payment. m i MEN wanted to inspect latest. Patterns • IVX coming season at Little Tailor Shop, i Victoria St. East. Alterations, Repair;, r and Remodelling. 'Phone 3088. THE""'ALD ARDER pHANGETH. /GIVING pLACE ripo rpHE • ' ' ' The old-timo primitive way. of Cleaning and Renovating Clothing has given place to the modern scientific methods iwMg CROTHALL, and patrons innumerable • testify to his success. Let him see your old suit before you get measured for new, ALTERATIONS AND REMODELLING. Return postage paid on country orders. E. E. C ROTHALL THE RENOVATOR AND PRACTICAL ___ »™ TAILOR, 137 SYMONDS STREET, AUCKLAND. ' 'Phone 4114. ..' ; "TtTONTHS MORE WEAR TT^SZ ' ''■• M IN THAT SUIT!"- , Bring it to bo Dry-weaned and Pressed. When we've finished with it, you'll be ■'■••' happily surprised to . note '• how clean, ',' how fresh, how new it'looks 1 ? And ripa .■-■' or frayed edgw will have been." attended i§st< to by our tailors. Vans collect Ring 3867, ;'' We pay return: postage on mail orders. '- EMPIRE CLEANING AND DYEING CO.. ■'■'<. Queen St, Auckland, opp. Town- Hall. :■ \ THOUSANDS -OF , BARS ' " OP* •' ■ X ~ iuAP ■ • > Axe boiag sold evory da» fiecauae it is m,', ~ : Pure and Good,<VA.vjvi-v'■'*•■' ■, \ ;-'^-A;.;."v;':'uv,i;s ! iv;:,',-..--'---':-. -A-- ■■ .... •-••./• ■■■■;.■'.!■■-.■.■* ■■■:.

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New Zealand Herald, Volume LIV, Issue 16671, 16 October 1917, Page 1

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Page 1 Advertisements Column 8 New Zealand Herald, Volume LIV, Issue 16671, 16 October 1917, Page 1

Page 1 Advertisements Column 8 New Zealand Herald, Volume LIV, Issue 16671, 16 October 1917, Page 1