Page 1 Advertisements Column 8

New Zealand Herald, Volume LV, Issue 16760, 29 January 1918, Page 1

Domestics Wanted. COMPANION-Help wanted for Glenfield, near school; quiet home; all duties; wo children, 5 and 2 years, no man; suit oldiex's wile with small child; wages. 153.— Jrs. GilUprt. V.'aipa St.. Birkenhead. second, emart, wanted.C.C.C. u Diningrooms, High St. 100K-General wanted; also Housemaid; U wages, £1 each.—Mrs. Robert Browning, '2. Arney Road, Remuera. "lOOK, woman, 455, Kitchenmaid, 255, reJ quired at once, for Cowes Bay seaside osort.—'Phone H. Insley, Cowe3. HOOK-General wanted; good wages; references required.—Apply at once to Mrs. 1. Horton. corner of Portland Road. lemuera. Telephone 1780. R.ENERAL, capable, wanted fo&« country J--* hotel; wages, 255; washing included; • others —Queen's Ferry Hotel. Q.ESERAL or Lady Help, competent, V wanted; 255; plain cooking, no washconveniently fitted house: comfortable home.— Bay, 274, HERALD. PIIRL want,id. .to help housework and milkV, m S : !®"'.chines used; wages, 20s, fare paid.—Z.. jjci 17. r fe Awamutu. HOUSEMAiD-Waitress wanted.— 25, Wynyard St. TTCUSE-Panourmaid wanted; 22s 6d AX v.-eek.—Apply ii r3 . Bull, 106, Remuera Rd.. between 6 and I. T/9? Help, for Devonport; easy place, 1J liberal outmga.-Ad^ at HeEALD. LADY wanted, as companion; must be good needlewoman.—Companion, 341. Hf.EALD. T ADY, young, wanted~vre»ted as one of LI family; 30s.—Mrs. W. Cishmore, 308, lervois Rd.. Heme Bay. \ : TyrURSE-Sewingmaid wanted; . youngest -!■' child. 5; wages. Nurse 342 HERALD. ' ' OMAN, young, wanted as General Help, '» for Devonport.—Addross HEEAIiD. WORKING Housekeeper wanted, competent, cheerful, for Hinemoa Hout» ( Heltfnsville; no responsibility except room», —Apply above address, or 58, Queen St., between 12 and 4. \ BURNETT'S Registry, Security Buildings, % . Queen St.—Cooks, Kitchenman, 40s; \ Waitresses, Laundress, Housemaid,. General Farm Hands. Fencors. 'Phone A 421. \ BELL'S Registry, 22, City Chambers.—W. Cooks 50s. 40s, Second 355; Waitresses, 255, 20s; Housemaids, 30s, 20s; Laundresses, 30s; Pantrymaids, Kitchenmaids, C.-Gen-erala, 355, 20s; C.-Nurses, H.-Parlourmaid, Governess, Fruit Pickers, M. Couples, Handyman,' Kitchenman, Porters, 2nd Cook, N. Porter. Flaxcutter, Boys. Gardener. Phone 1702. STAR Registry. 55, Endean's Bldgs.— Cooks, 50s; Housekeepers, Lady-Helps, Generals. Laundresses, Kitchenmaid, Housemaids, Waitresses, Nurse. Farm Hands Wanted. "PARM Hand, single, ineligible, wanted for i- Te Kuiti; must be thoroughly efficient . double-furrow ploughman.— ' Elliot, Swanson St. MAN or Youth wanted for farm: must be lu. good milker.— at once, F. Crooks. Queenstown Rd., Onehunga, MAN, elderly, reliable, wanted to milk . three cows, attend garden, etc.;. wages, 255; references required.—R. K. alley, Tirau. I\/J'AN (Catholic), single, accustomed to i'JL . ploughing and milking,, wanted; refs. required.— Convent, Victoria Avenue, Remuera, , . MAN, married, wanted for general farm . lix work; must be experienced with horses; £11 per month, free house, cow, etc. — T. Swney, Tirau. ; MILKERS, 50 cows, maohines, on wages, lu. . remainder season; present milkers going into camp; three-roomed house.—A. Farmer. Otorohanga. YOUTH wanted for East Coast Station, to learn stock work and help generally. Wages, 80a.—Address at Herald. YOUTH wanted. . machine milking &n4 driving; to live Laking,'' Tailor, Onehunga, or W. Morris, Ihumatio Rd., Mangere. YOUTH, strong, wanted for dairy and JL general farm work (machines used); good home.— and M. Russell, Puke:;oro, near Cambridge. YOUTH, strong, wanted . immediately for Farm;' Opotiki district; ;i wages 275. 6d start, good home.—Star Registry,, 55. Endean's Buildings.- - u , _ OZARK'S Farmers' Registry, 4, High St.— V Wanted -Plougli men and Teamsters, -60s,' 70s; Milkers, Married Couples. Youths. Handy Men. ; . ' Wanted r Known. : A PALE non-intoxicating ale requires (kill in brewing, but Hancock's li«,ve achieve^ it in "Nu-Beer." Full of sparkle and poun ing out with a foamy head— right. Sold everywhere at all times. OSTRICH Feather Goods; Feather Dyeing and renovating. — Helvetia Ostrich Co.'s Factory, Hobson Buildings, next old P.O. (Take Lift.) . .. - MOTOR-Car Owners.—Cars washed and cleaned.—C. M. Sp.inley, 12.'York St., Newton. > - • • A. GREEN AND CO.'S PIANOS.- • Low price, but excellent value.—Sol* Agents, E. and F. Piano Agency, Ltd. S. Coldicntt. Manager. ■ MEN wanted to inspect Latest Patterns coming Season, at Little Tailor Shop, Victoria St. East. Alterations, Repairs, and . Remodelling. 'Phone, 80£8. "WHEN IN DOUBT BUlF"" TANIWHA." '1V ■ The Best Soap no all ' LAUNDRY AND HOUSEHOLD REQUIREMENTS. OADEREWSKI, the ' 'World's Greatest i . Pianist, prefers Erard Pianos.—Sole Agents, E. and F. Piano Agency, Ltd. • 8. Coldicutt. Manager. WAIATA Tropical Gardens: and Wragge . Institute, Birkenhead. .An Indian paradise without snakes. Admission, Is Id. Hearty welcome.. Refreshments obtainable. JMPERI'AL TEA, -|S gD. All Grocers. . ' "POUND— Blossom Ointment and !. Pills, 6d and Is; used by all in search of health. Bloomine, the great Corn. Wart and Bunion Cure, 6d. Sold everywhere. Agents, Wholesale Druggists, BEND8 END Dull Razor Blades to Hazard's to be Re-Sharpened. Our Hatfield Machine does the trick; Is Rd dozen, Id postage. LAMPS and Torches of best quality, at Hazard's, Queen St.; 4e upwards. Extra batteries always on hand. pHIROPODY.—Corns, Bunions, In-grow-' \J ing Toe-nails, successfully treated. Consultations and advice free,—Prof.' Zeven, late Regimental Chiropodist to N.Z. . Forces, Hygienic Toilet Parlours, 16. Darby Street. "HASY Terms for Everybody.—High-class ill Furniture, Pianos, Phonographs, Gramaphones. etc. Pianos bought right out. Talking Machines Repaired. Gramaphone Needles, Is box.—Newton Supply Agency, 227. Karangahane Rd. 'Phone A 2104. IT'S an absolute absurdity to wash your good linen with a'jy kind of soap. Use the very finest quality and buy . "TANIWHA" POTTERY. SPECIAL SHIPMENT OF CHOICE SPECIMENS, AT RIMMER'S. Connoisseurs and all interested in Ceramio art should not fail to see the exquisite examples of Ruskin Pottery now on view at Rimmer's. " Years hence collectors will scramble for this ware," says the London Evening News. For gracefulness of form and beauty of colouring this Pottery is unrivalled. It has been awarded numerous prizes at the great international exhibitions, and is well represented in the famous collections of Royalty. RIMMER'S ART DEPOT, 248, Queen Street. NEW COSTUME? NO? • A THE OLD ONE. CLEANED AND DYED I" , " Isn't it lovely, and all it cost was 8s 6d. at the Empire Cleaning Co." Keep down the cost of clothes by having your present garments cleaned, pressed a L >d tepa i re d EMPIRE CLEANING CO, Queen Street, Auckland. 'Phono 3?67. gORSE AND QOW QOVERS. Le Roy's 1917 Price List is now ready, and will be post free, on request. All goods are listed at the Lowest Figure, and, aa usual, are of the Highest Quallt7 " WATERPROOF COATS. „ L« Roy's Feathorweight Canvas Waterproof Cats for Riding, Walking, and Yachting, are the strongest and lightest on the market. Made in all styles and sizes to suit men and boys. Price Lists sent post free on request. E. L ol ' 42, QUEEN STREET. AUCKLAND. WE'LL BUY FOB CASH- '..,4 SECOND-HAND FURNITURE AND FURNISHINGS - '■ hij Ring up 862, Auction Dept., for oar Valuator (15 vears' experience). ' rpONSON AARLICK ■ 00., jQTD,,. • • •*- T.OWWB STREET- : . —rilToTf IS S A y 8— • V h QUITE RIGHT. . ' , O. J. DURBIN. SADDLER, li Wyndham St., Next Wyndhwn 'JMt,; '• * v• Ui ' IS THE PLACE FOR SADDLES, I