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Situations Wanted. BUTCHERS.-All-round Man, slaughter, shop, and small goods: able take oharge; country butchery preferred. — D.J, 305, HERALD. . COUNTRY Storekeepers.—Management re- ,■ quired by experienced young man; ineligible military servico; highest • credenEnergetic. 273, HERALD. DRESSMAKING wanted at home; stylish (late Sydney); terms moderate. Napier St., City. ______ DRAUGHTSMAN requires work of any description, in office or privately.—Addross at HERALD. DRESSMAKING, Plain, #and Children's Sewing wanted.—Mrs. Neal, 295, Great North Rd., Grey Lynn (end 2d sec). and Timber Millers wanted to write . 'for experienced hands; good men applying daily.-yCentral Registry, Queen St. GARDENER.— Landscape, lawns, vegetables, fruit, and general renovation; best references.—fiy. Keir, Seyrhour Street, Ellorslio. . HOUSEKEEPER, young, refined, seeks position to bachelor or widower.— Domesticated, 62J, HERALD. HOUSEKEEPER 0 Companion Help.Position wanted with homely family, all duties; state Reliable, 310, Herald ■ HOUSEKEEPER.-Woman, with . two children going school, wants position on sheep farm, or would bonsokoep and milk 10 or 12 cows, or dairy farm.—M.. 318, HaRALD; LAUNDRESS, experienced, wants families' washing; collected and delivered; terms moderate.— 801, HERALD. LADY, capable, df sires position as Housekeepor to gentleman.—Addrosß at RERALD_ LADY Help or Housekeeper wants position, couple months; or would look after lady's homo during absence.— worthy, HERALD. • LADY wants position as Nurse-Companion or Assistant Matron in institution, or Nursery Governess.—Miss Hullah, 17, Clyde Rd. Napier. MAN (87), educated, requires littht work; wages, £1 and board; worth investigating by overworked man.—H.E.F., 315, HERALD. MAN, young, married, ineligible, seeks position as Canvasser tor grocer's store; 2 years' experience.— Agency, Whangaret. _ PAPERHANGING - Work wanted— .papered for 15s, including a gcod paper.-P.. 309. HERALD. PLOUGHMAN (double-furrow) and Horseman, experienced, wants position; state highest wages, found, grazing for horse. —Ploughman, Tarukenga, Rotorua line. SALESWOMAN, experienced, with highest testimonials, desires engagement at the end of the month.—Saleswoman, 620, H EBALD SHEARER, good (blades), wants work for the next 3 weeks; anywhere.—Shearer, 302, HERALD. ' TRAVELLER, experienced in fancy goods, book' and stationery, open for engagement: good connectoin.—Traveller, 266, HEBAK.-. T" YPEWRITING. Manuscript. Literary, or other description of , copying wanted at a reasonable remuneration.— 239, herald. . WOMAN, reliable, wants day work; any Vind.-Reliance, 292, HERALD. YOUTH seeks position on sheep or cattle run.-Farm. 277. HERALD. YOUTH, strong, wants general farm work, milking; used to horses; experienced— Farmer, care Matthews, HERALD Agent. Onehunga. ii i _____________ I Miscellaneous. PUBLIC Meeting at 51, Ponsonby Rd., 8 p.m, Wednosday, by Mrs. Power. MISBES WRIGLEY'S Shampoo Powders excel all others; packet containing 6 shampoos, price 6d.—15, Watson's Buildings, first floor. .■■ . . AYE Money, Preserve Eggs now. Wo supO ply you specially selected 'eggs for preserving at reasonable prices.—Auckland Co.-op. Egg Aflsn., Court House Lane, City. TTIS iii\Sl'ii.it o v uiuc ..xamaphoneand .£_>■ Records. ■ We. nave the largest stook 'in New.Zealand.—Agsnts, E. and F. Piano Agency, Ltd. 3. Coldi.cu.y. Manner. ... IHBIFTY ■ Housewives . all:fuse 'the Triad, '-' : ■'gas' '200per cent. Money -back guarantee.— Co., 45, Victoria, St. W. ' PILES, painlessly cured by latest discovery; 2s 6d posted. A cure guaranteed or money returned.— Box 210, Auckland. ; v_ HAIR Combings made into switches, plaits, etc, lsCd oz; faded hairwork tinted.— Misses Wrigloy. 15, Watson's Bldga. ABSOLUTE folly not to shop early in week at Pearson's Boot Store, Karangahape Road, Newton. Many can shop early and won't. Same attention can never be given in a " rush," trade. . GENTS' Glace Kid Derby Boots, newest models in Bostock's make, at 25s 6d pair, at Pearson's Boot Store, corner Queen Street and Karangahape Road, Newton. FANCY Dresses, ladies' ' and gents', for Hire, from ss, wigs, etc. Catalogues posted.—McElwain, 270, Queen St ; SEND your Eggs to Bray* Bros., Fort St., and get highest market price and prompt payment. ______ Back-ache ? Try Ganderton's KIDNEY REMEDY. STY ORGANS.— on honour, sold on merit, known the world over.—Sole Agents. E, and, F Piano Agency, Ltd. SHANLS"S. LTD.. Three Lamps. Pon-6onby--White Piques, Is lid. Is 3d, Is 6d to 2s 3d yard; White Voiles, Is lid to 2s tjd yard. A HINT TO HOUSEWIVES. Tasteless Dinners made Tasty by Serving Hayward's FLAG BRAND PICKLES, a condiment fit for kings. All live Stores. LADIES— re-model your Panama, Velour, Tagel, and Felt Hats; country customers enclose 8s and picture of shape required. Return postage free.—Cox, The Hatter, 210. Karangahape Rd. IAA £5 5b COSTUMES, latest stylo, fine JAjKJ navy serge, fast dye. guaranteed: to clear at Schneideman Bros.. Ltd. Our only address, Queen St. EASY Terms for Everybody.— Furniture. Pianos, Phonographs, Gramophones, etc. Pianos bought right out. Talking Machines Repaired. Gramaphono Needles, Is box.—Newton Supply Agenoy, 227. Karangahape Rd. 'Phone A 2104. K. BURNS MACUONALD. Magnetic Healer, 8, Pierce Buildings, corner Symonds St. and Khybcr Pass 'next Sneddon's), upstairs. Scientific treatment for Rheumatism, Paralysis. Catarrh. Uno Acid, and Nervous Complaints; Tonsilitis, Liver, Kidney. Bronchial, Bowel and Bladdor Com. plaints. Blood Circulation. Muscles, Evil Hab'ta 10 a.m. to 5 p.m.. 7 to 9 p.m. ORA-LINE means Bound lungs. Speakers and Singers take Tora-line. Obtainable at all Leading Chemists. Is 6d and 2s 6d. RUN No Risks Insure with the National Insurance Co., 101, Queen St. Fire.' Acciaent. Sickness. Bedrock terms. ! HEN you take TORA-LINE you know why everybody takes TORA-LINE. rpHE TRAVELLER'S pAR TYKE. You can kee? down the running costs of Travellers' Cars by getting "CLINCHER CROSS" CAR TYRES. These Famous Tyres are noted for long wear and remnrkable freedom from the usual lyre troubles. PULLAN, ARMITAGE AND CO., Auokland Agents. A FINE Fillip for Flagging Appetites is _X Hayward's MILITARY PICKLE. So Pure, Tasty, Economical All Grocers, OSTRICH" FeMher Goods; Feather-Dyeing and Renovating. - Helvetia Ostrich Co 's Fnctory. Hobson Buildings, nex' old P.O. (Take Lift.) __ npHE TAXI TYRES. For rush jobs into the country or ordinary City runs, the ideal for Taxi work are the long-wearing "CLINCHER CROSS" CAR TYRES. PULLAN, ARMITAGE. AND CO., Auckland Agents. 7n,n BARGAINS at Hali price.—Military IUU Saddles, slightly worn, mounted with new leather girth, leathers, and stirrup. New stock saddles and other styles to suit all riders.—o. J. Durbin, Saddler, 44, Wyndkam St., next Wj'ndham Yards. THE TVELIVERY yAN TYRE. For this claso of vehicle the " CLINCHER CROSS'' is the Weal. Tyre. Its unique tread ensures groat gripping power, and obviates skidding. And for durability the "CLINCHER CROSS" is onequallod. PULLAN, ARMITAGE AND CO, Auckland Agents. ■ T" HE aTcKLANI3 JuJii-iAG a„D CARPET CLEANING COMPANY Fake your ciroetr. and furniture last years ' longer by having them renovated and repaired by us. Before putting away your furs, blankets, ate. for the summer, sprinkle well with our Anti-Moth Powder. Particulars, apply, J.CLAMPITT, Commercial Rd., Kingsland. 'Phone 4007 (2 rings).

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New Zealand Herald, Volume LIV, Issue 16672, 17 October 1917, Page 1

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Page 1 Advertisements Column 5 New Zealand Herald, Volume LIV, Issue 16672, 17 October 1917, Page 1

Page 1 Advertisements Column 5 New Zealand Herald, Volume LIV, Issue 16672, 17 October 1917, Page 1