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New Zealand Herald, Volume LV, Issue 16761, 30 January 1918, Page 1

Situations Wanted. A TTENDANT-Nurso to lady, gentleman, or child; position desired by experienced Nurse.— 529, HERALD. ACCOUNTANT,, certificated, C. Class, -ii Second Division, requires position; thorough knowledge hardware, seeds, implements, etc.—Accountant, P. 0., Devonport. BOOK-KEEPER and Typists—Young Lady would like position in city office. Accurate, 355 HERALD. /CHAUFFEUR.— steady, young, v> wants position; private car preferred.— Returned Soldier. 328. HERALD. ___ /^OMPANION-Help.—Position wanted by refined lady, accustomed travelling; suit invalid lady—Box 111, Rotorua. /"COMPANION or Housekeeper (own misVJ tress); thoroughly experienced, capable: comfortable home first consideration; highest references.—X.Y.Z., Remuera Post Office. DAILY Work wanted by reliable woman, Takapuna.— 351, HERALD. DRESSMAKING, plain, or other Sewing, i-s wanted by day, 6s; or caro of children during mother's absence.—Motherly, 366, HERALD. ___ ,_ 171EEDER or Stripper-keeper reQuires position; experienced Genuine, 356, Herald. I FARMERS. -"-Wanted good Home on farm, Two Lads, willing workers, 17 and 15 years, samo place if possible.—Rev. F. K. Jeffreys. 27, H.M. Arcade, Auckland. Manager requires position; practical experience; highest refs.; with view to purchase; advertiser holds first mortgage, £1000.—W.G.8., 555. HERALD. I FUMIGATING, Paperhanging, Painting, 1 Scrimming, all House Renovations, experienced tradesman; estimates submitted.— Burnitt, 87, Symonds St., near Grafton Bridge. /GARDENER, Orchard, anything (firstV.T cUbs milker), wanted by Christian Man; highest refß.; 80s livo in, 60s out.— 338, HERALD. __ PURL, young, willing, Beeks position Store VT and post office; previous experience in post and telegraph office; good refs.— by letter, E.G., Matahuru, Waikato. HORBEDRIVER— Position wanted; town preferred.—Write X., P. 0.. Symonds St. __ TTOUSEKEEPER requires position with XI elderly couple or widower; thoroughly capable; excellent references.— 367, HERALD. LADY Help dosires light situation with Protestant people.— 352. HERALD. LADY, young, seeks position as General, good milker: Hamilton or Te Awamutu preferred.— Te Awamutu. LADY Help requires position, light housework; either Mount Eden or Dominion Rd, preferred.—Willing, 365. HERALD. MAN, elderly, business experienco, fair book-keeper, desires placo general assistant, country store; moderately low wage.— Storoman, 321, Herald. MAN (36), single, would be glad to hear of any light employment, or gardening, driving, and odd jobs about private house; good home and small remuneration; refs.—lneligible, Post Office, Hamilton. NURSE, 3 yoars' experience private hospital, requires position.— to Box 562, P. 0., Auckland. NURSE, experienced, wants position as Nurse-Companion or Companion-Help; good home essential.— F.stolle. 362. HERALD. __ _ POSITION, permanent, wanted, C2 Man; long experience with machinery, also chemical prooesso3; some years manager; country preferred.—C.B., 374, Iit.BALD. RETURNED Soldier desires junior position - in ironmonger's shop; previous experience.—Junior, 360, Herald. SHORTHAND-Typiste, with some experionoe, requires position; good references furnished.—Adult, 369, HERALD. WIDOW, young, domesticated, wants position as Housekoeper to bachelors (own mistress); musical: terms arranged; trustworthy.—Widow, 350, HERALD. "WOMAN, "respcctablo. with nice , boy 10, V? wants situation waitress, plain cook, shop; experienced, clean, lefs—School, Parnell fr.O. VOUTH requires job, on farm or any X other work—State wages and full parti flulars to F.D., Te Awamutu P.O. YOUTH, 18, just loft coll?,TO. wants position on cattle run or sheep station.— State particulars to Anxious. 521. HERALD. M:EDIC PRACTITIONER SEEKS COUNTRY VACANCY. Thoroughly exporionccd. Well recommended, Cash practice, club, or guarantee. Writo IMPLUMIS, 285. Herald Office. -y\r ANTED '' BY J LEADING MERCANTILE HOUSE. COUNTRY TRAVELLER, For I AUCKLAND PROVINCE, For SEEDS, GRAIN, PRODUCE, ETC. Applications, in writing, stating salary required, previous experienco, and position regarding military service, to TRAVELLER, P.O. Box 959, Auckland. t Wanted to Buy. A PPAREL.—Fischei. 350, Queen St.J\. Buyer Loft-off Clothing, Jewellory, Boots, Pawn Tickets.—'Phone 3021. My representative. Mrs. Martin, will call. A RING to Mrs. Kelly—Sho Buys and Sells Ladies', Gent.'s, Children's Misfit Clothing, Evening Dresses, Boots. 'Phone Queen St. A PAIR Price given for Se«ond-hand Jewellery, Musical Instruments, Firearms. Clothing, Pawn Tickets, etc.—B. Kisam. Waitemata Chambers, lmin from train, post office, or boats. 'Phone 2173 A. BOTTLES, iron, quicksilver; quote quantity and price.— C. Towsley, 30, Sliortlnnd St, I7*ALSE Teeth, sound or otherwise; top , market price to trade and others.— Pcarlino Co., 168. Queen St. 1 FARMERS, we give top prices for Pigs, . Porkers, Baconers, etc.—E. Stansfield, Pork Butchers, 159, Karangahapo Rd. GUN. wanted to Buy.—Prico and where to be sec to 8.11.u., 347. HERALD. HORSES tor the Limn, wanted to Purchase.— J. Boyd, Zoo. Onehunga. TJOUSEHOLD Furnishings wanted for JD ibout 4 rooms, Would prefer to like over everything as it stands, and rent houso if bqitable.—Write George, 2478, Herald. Mrs. BOTTERILL buys Ladies', Gent.'s, and Children's Superior Misfit and Left-ofT Clothing. Letters attended to.Elliott Street, two doors from Wollesley Street. 'Phone 3488. ; RANGE, good, any size, second-hand; also, Gruto and few Second-hand Doors.— State prioe, J.S., 372, HERALD. RANGE, kitchen, high-pressure boiler, complete: good order, socond-hand.— Reply, stating price. Range, HERALD. SAFE, good, second-hand, wanted, about 36in high.G.S., 355, HERALD. "DENZINE CASES, WITH TINS, . WANTED TO BUY. Best Prices Given. Apply, B, CUNNINGHAM, Carrier, Queen St., Onehunga, or Customs St., Auckland. 'Phones: Onehunga, 3173; Customs St.. 1715. Miscellaneous. Be In Time.—Geo. Higgins's Great Boot Sale ends Monday, February 4.—''Phone 1682. 'MEN'S Working Boots.-Wo are Special--IVX ists. Prices low; Quality high.—Geo. Higgins, Nottingham House, Queen St. RUSSELL'S RELIABLE REMEDIES, etc., post free on receipt of postal notes.— Russell. Chemist, opp. P. 0., Up- Symonds at. SCHOOL Starts on Monday.— not buy 0 a Pair of Boots for tho boy and girl at Geo. Higgins's Boot Salo. __ QEND 4s 3d to John W.,Andrew, Ford U Dealer, Auckland, for tne latest book on the Ford. No Ford owner should be without it. A limited supply. T~NICE HANDBAG at a reasonable Price A at Thompson's, The Specialist in T.ndies'Jlandbags.—46, Karangahape Kd. 'PATTOOING by electricity—lnsure yourX self against loss of identity, Get tattooed by Bert Morleigh, 422, Upper Queen St. - YOUR Last Chanco to secure White 2-Button Shoes for 7s 6d.— Higgins's Great Sale ends Monday next. EVER Again.—The prices at which that suburban Boot Stock is being cleared can never again be repeated during war time. Pearson and Co.. Karangahape Road, deserve to be crowded out. AGNETIC' Healing and Massage, Scalp Massage and Hairdressng a Speciality. —Mrs. Gilbert, H.B. Bldgs., Newton (entrance above King's Theatre. LlNEßY.—Ladies supply own material. Hats made from 5s 6d: latest ,modelß copiod.— Misses Wrigley, 15, ' Watson's Buildings.