Page 1 Advertisements Column 5

New Zealand Herald, Volume LIV, Issue 16696, 14 November 1917, Page 1

I••■ ;I: Situations Wanted. BOOT Trade.-Hot Wax Thread Work done. 'or the Premier Upper Machining Factory, No. 2, Beresford St. HORSESHOEING.— Improver wants position, with chance to nail on.lmprover, 732, Herald. , OUSEKEEPER wants Position to one or two gentlemen; small wages for good home.—Address at HERALD. HOUSEKEEPER, widow, with child 10 years, would like position housekeeper on ... farm in the country.Country. 711. HEBALD. ' B OUSEKEEPER—Position required by lady of thorough domestic experience, in widowers or bachelor's home; good testimonials.—Address LADY has spare time evenings for plain _-' needlework at home; moderate charges. —Burnett's Registry, Security Buildings. . Phone_A42l. LADY Musician, young, wants manage- ■*-*' ment of music department; thoroughly Understands piano and organ; begin New Year.— 788. HEEALD. MAN, young, ineligible, seeks position on xrx • a mixed farm, dairying or otherwise.— Energetic, 709, HERALD. MAN, young, single, ineligible, wants position as" Traveller for or installing machinery ; or any other capacity.—Genuine, Post Office. Waihou. • Tl/J*AN, young, ineligible, requires position i.»A^. milking • and general farm work; machines and home separation preferred; £2 - 10*. found.— by letter, Zealandia 'Dining Rooms, Frankton Junction. ' MILKER (hand or machines), and General Hand, capable taking charge, 7 years' coSnial experience,' ■; opon \to engagement.— ' Rejected, 671, HERALD. v;j; ;<..■, , "Jl/TOTOR Driving wanted, by . experienced x "V. ~ m amed man: taxi or private car. Ineligible; reliable.— 736. Herald. PLUMBER, fully qualified, wants work by ■ day or estimate.— 724, HERALD. POSITION, ■ 'requiring energy, tact, and trustworthiness required by late quar-ter-master-Bergeant Q.M.S., HERALD. POSITION wanted by old age pensioner in or near Auckland: handy man: com- ' fortable home;" good references.—H.M., 708, HERALD. , POSITION by Elderly Man; experienced meat and pastry cook; private residence or small boardinghouse; used to housework; refs.— 730, HERALD. QIiCRETARV-Aceountant open for engagekj ment about November 30. 1917. Wide commercial experience; capable taking charge of office; conversant with modern office systems and organisation.—System, v 712, Herald. . SOLDIER'S Wile iwith boy 2yrs). seeks Position, country; small wages; good home essential Soldier,' 675. HER*LP. TRAVELLER.— wanted in any line of biioiness.— particulars. Energy. 737. HERALD. npRAVELLER and Factory Manager, with -L - 15 years' experience, excellent references, seeks position of trust.—Manager, P.O. Box 84, Auckland. • 1 WIDOW Lady, domesticated, good manaT.Tger, requires position keep house; Rotorua, Waikato or King Country; A.V.J., 679 HERALD. TjyOMAN, married, young, one child, de- .**_ aires Housekeeper's position, Auckland or Suburbs; small wage.—Write, M.Q., G.P.0., Waihou. EETURNED .SOLDIERS WANT POSITIONS AS FOLLOW:— Caretaker Traveller for MachiLift Operator nery or AgriculLight Storework tural Implements. Motor Driving Messenger. .Apply. . DISCHARGED SOLDIERS' EMPLOYMENT DEPARTMENT, :,'- Y.M.C.A. Buildings ('Phone 3480), Wellesley Street., TV ARM MANAGER. • Wanted Position as Manager or Working Manager on E?rm or Station in the Auckland ■District (North or South). Born on a farm in New Zealand; have followed the farming and stock business all my life. Good references, ineligible, married. Present engagement terminates 30th inst. ■ ~". Address MANAGER, 3?ost Office, Ohaknne. Waimarino County. ! TO) I CLOTHIERS AND MERCERS ; ' '* " l *> ® tfta a.or Wholesale)., ■ ■'•• -' jr •; . . ENERGETIC ;' SALESMAN. Best Managerial Experience. Age 30. "■' Second Division. Class D. Open for Engagement after November. Apply, SUCCESS, 739, HERALD. Wanted to Buy. A RING to Mrs. Kelly. -She buys and soils Ladies , Gent.'s, Children's Misfit Clothing, Evening Dresses, Boots. 'Phone 2606.—392, Queen St. A FAIR Price given for Second-hand Jewellery, Musical Instruments, Firearms, Clothing. Pawn Tickets, etc.-8 Kissin, Waitemata Chambers, lmin from train, post office, or boats. 'Phone 2173 A. BRAY BROS., Fort St., guarantee To"? Price for Eggs, and make prompt pay ments. Send us your supplies. DESK,, roll-top, wanted, in good condition.—Replies to Merchant, Box 66, G.P.O. , . .; IJIALSE Teeth, sound or otherwise; top market price to trade and others.— Pearline Co.. 168, Queen St. _^ FISCHER. 350. Queen St.—Buyer Left-o Clothing, ■ Jewellery, Boots, False Teeth, Pawn Tickets—'Phone 3021. My representative, Mrs. Martin, will call. HOUSEHOLD Furniture wanted, sufficient ; for 6 rooms; prefer to buy in one lot if possible.' address to view to D.A., 726, herald. ' KA .Ur" I ~Qt TJ M. Wanted to Buy any Quantity. Send for us. You will get best price' and spot cash. Just drop a note. —J. Trbuhovieh, 76, Wyndham St.. Auckland. MAGNETO wanted, must be in good _ order.—Price to Magneto. 684. HEBALD. MRS. BOTTERILL buys Ladies', Gent s. and Children's Superior Misfit and Left-off Clothing. I/etters attended ♦«.— Elliott Street, two doors from Wellesley Street. 'Phone 3488. ;__ . WANTED to Buy—One Pound Baking Powder Tins.—Zealandia Trading Co., Stanley St. and Freeman's Bay. SECOND-HAND FLOUR AND CHAFF SACKS. WANTED TO BUY. TEZTILE BAG AND SACK CO., LTD., NELSON STREET EXTENSION. 'Phone 2854. TEA LEAD. Quantities Not Less Than 281b. Good Clean M«tal,Only. HERALD OFFICE. LET US PAY i-ART OF YOUR TAILOR'S. BILL. We are doing this for several gentlemen by buying their discarded Clothes. Having a regular demand for all kinds of Men's Clothes, we are prepared to offer Top Prices. Ring 3976 and our Representative will call on you. THE LONDON CLOTHING, CLEANING, AND REPAIRING CO., '8, G-t. North Rd. (near Ponsonby Reservoir). Pupils Wanted. DRESSMAKING Classes.—Day and Even- '. ing Classes; two-hour lessons, Is 6d.— ; Miss Coulthard, 130. Grafton Rd. 'Phone 1874. . LEARN Motor Driving and Mechanism; careful tuition; City Council certificate guaranteed; moderate fees.lrvin. Wakefield Street. 'Phone A 2072 J; • LEARN TO WRITE RHOWCARDS.Day and Evening Classes, and by Correspondence.—Willott Showcards, 466. Queen St., opp. Kindergarten. MOTOR Driving. — Running, Repairs; individual tuition. Traffic driving, I daily lessons until competent to pass City I Council test, by expert, on modern gate change car. CITY MOTOR SCHOOL, , 24, Smeeton's Buildings Office 'Phone, 4344. , Garage.- A 2024 (NAPIER GARAGE). STUTTERING, Stammering.—Mr. J. McDougall, Author-Teacher of the easiest, ! quickest and most natural method yet discovered for curing speech defects,—Orakau Ave., Greenwood's Corner, Epsom. SCHOOL of Dressmaking.—Mrs. Malcom- . son, late of London, with high-class ' practical experience, cuts and prepares Costumes, Dresses, and Blouses for Home Finishing. Special attention given to I country, orders. Dressmaking Classes: , Single Lesson. Is 6d; Training Course, £3 ' I 3s. Pupils may now book for coming sea son. Address: Over Walker's, Chemist, I Welleßley St. West. Cr.' Elliott St. DAINTY Afternoon Tea Ware, endless variety; Finest English China in Teas and Saucers, Creams, Sugars, and nice little Plates to —Tanfield, Potter, and Co., 242. Queen St. PURCHASE your next Wedding Present _ from Tanfield. Potter, and Co., 242. Queen St. Most up-to-date stock in the