Domestics Wanted. ./: COMPANION-Help. not young, wanted for country; 4 adults, good home—Address at HERALD. - COMPANION-Help wanted, to help with '3 children; other help kept.—Mrs. Kent, 29, St. Stephen's Aveaue, Parnell. 'Phone 2420. . COOK, wanted; must be g00d.—76, Wyndham St. COOK, second, smart, wanted. —C.C.C. Diningrooms, High St. COOK-Goneral and Housemaid wanted — ' Mrs. Milsom, 18. Waterloo Quadrant. COOK, good, wanted: good wages to suitable, woman.—Apply Matron, Y.W.C.A., 10, Park Avenue. ___ GENERAL, good, wanted for Morrinsville U Hotel.-Wcnzl Scholium, 109, Queen St. ; GENERAL, capable, wanted for country hotel; wages, 255; washing included; 2 other's kept.— Queen's Ferry Hotel. GENERAL, good, wanted for flat of 3 rooms and kitchenette; all duties; rets. —Mrs. Fitchett, corner Wootton and Remuera Roads, close Newmarket. Apply before 12 a.m. or between 3 and 5 p.m., or after 7 p.m. _____ ■ _ rjjIRL, young, wanted to assist light housevX work.— Marks, 7th house on right, Owen's Rd., Ml Eden. HELP, wanted; three in family;. easy placo; good wages; washing optional. —Kisain, 12, Shoal Bay Rd., Devonport. LADY wanted, _s companion; must be good needlewoman.—Com 341. HERALD. LADY Help, capable, good plain cook; no washing or ironing; wages, £I.— 143, P. 0.. Hamilton East. LAUNDRESS, resident, wanted to take charge and instruct girls; must be capable; testimonials.—Apply, by letter, to Secretary, Door of Hope, Empire Buildinga, Swanson St., City, ' PANTRYMAID, experienced, wanted at once; good wages.—B. Lane, Baker, Devonport. ___ | PERSON, young, refined, wanted as nursesewing maid; wages £1; references. Hataitai, top of Clifton Rd., Takapuna. Car stops at gate. PORTER and Kitchonman wanted for Taranaki district; good wages.—9. Hatdinge_St., after 1 p.m. . WAITRESS, experienced, wanted— mata Hotel. WAITRESS. Second, wanted immediately. \ V —Moa Dcsir Hotel, Takapuna. WAITRESS wanted; also, HousemaidWaitress.—Central Private Hotel, Hobson St. ___ WAITRESS. SMART, WANTED. Apply at once, VICTORIA HOTEL, Victoria Street. Auckland. WOMAN, thoroughly capable, wanted to VY' take charge of Stonehurst. WOMAN wanted to clean billiard-room.— Apply, 10 o'clock. Star Billiard Room, Newton Rd. . WOMAN, reliable, good, wanttd 3 days YV; a week for 3 weeks, for house-cleaning. —Apply, with references, to Mrs. J. W. Stewart, 1, Hamilton Rd., Ponsonby, before February 6. _j WORKING Housekeeper wanted, compe--tent, cheerful, for hinemoa House, Helffnsville; no responsibility except rooms. —Apply above address, or 58, Queen St., between 12 and 4. _ BELL'S Registry, 22, City Chambers, Queen St.-jW. Cooks. 50s. 40s; Second, 40s; Waitresses, 303, 20s; Housemaids, 300, 20s; Laundresses, 30s; Pantrymaid. , Kitehenmaid, C.-Generals, 30s, 20s; Nurses, H.-Parlour-maids, Governess, M. Couples, Handyman, Farm Hands, Gardener. Kitchenman, Porter, 2nd Cook, Boys. 'Phone 1702. STAR Registry, Endean's Buildings.— Cooks, Kitchcnwomen. Housemaids, , Waitresses, Nurse, Housekeepers. Lady Helps, Married Couple, Lift 'Phone 1892. . / ' ■ Farm Hands Wanted. BOY or Youth wanted, assist milking; wages, 25e.—W. Bartlett, MaUmata. FARM Hand, single, ineligible, wanted for ■ Te Kuiti; must bo thoroughly efficient double-furrow ploughman.— Elliot, Swanson St. __I______l MAN, elderly, reliable, wanted .to milk three cows, attend garden, etc.; wages, 255: references ' required.—R. f■ H.;' Bailey, Tirau. ■ - -. ~^-h,.;,-, YOUTH wanted to assist on small sheep '" farm, situated at 4 East Tamaki.—R. - ■ McCrystal, Wapiti ATe„ J Epsom. ■ ij£W CLARK'S Fametß' Registry. 4. High St.--We have Capable Ploughmen, Married Couples, Milkers, and others waiting \ em-1. loyment. . -' ?,? " ! ' j PEARSON'S Registry, Exchango Lane.-. Ploughmen, £2 to £2 ,ss; Milkers, £1 IBs; General Farm Hands, 32; Married Couples and Boys wanted. > ■. ■■■•■.;: ,1 i ,_^_a_—.u——M—«■I Wanted to Buy. 7 ' <<'*; ■{.'■. A PPAREL.-Fischei. 350,, Queen -St.A Buyer Left-off Clothing. Jewellery, ' Boots, Pawn Tickets.-'Phone 3021. My re- * presentative. Mrs. Martin.. wiii_call. ■■ -- : --■ A RING to Mrs. Keily.-She Buys and A Sella Ladies', Gent.'s. Children's Misfit Clothing, Evening Dresses, Boots. 'Phone 260(1—392, Queen St. ■' :'V . A FAIR Price given for Second-hand Jewellery, Musical Instrumento, Fire- ' arms. Clothing, Pawn Tickets, .etc.- : Xissin. Waitemata Chambers, ' limn, from train, post office, or boats. 'Phone 2173 A. BOTTLES, iron, quicksilver; Quote quantity- and price.-H. 0. Tewaley, •. 30, Bhortland St. ___: . , BOOKS Wanted. — Libraries, Parcels, Single Volumes, Maggys, Novel*i; too prices.-BroUgh'B Old Book Shop, 878 Queen St.. opp. Town Hall pLARKSON, Dealer, as, Ponsorifcy Rd.. \J Buys in any condition: Bicycles, Prams., Tools, Watches. Jewelry, False Teeth. Highest prices given. CASH paid for Books. Mags., of every description, to good order; toppriceß.Book Bazaar, cor. Wellesley and Albert fats. - PARMERS, we give top prices for Pigs, X Porkers, Baconers, etc.— Stansfield, Pork Butchers, 159, Karangahape Rd. lIULSE Teeth, sound or otherwise/ top . 1 market price to trade and others.— Pearline Co., 166, Queen St. _ HORSES for tie Lion*, wanted to Purchase.-/. J. BovH, goo. o___b _ HOUSEHOLD Furnishings wantsd for about 4 rooms. Would prefer to take over everything a-, it stands and rent house if suitable.-Write George. 2478, HEBALD. MRS. LAMB, 20, Pitt St.. Buys New and Superior Left-off and Misfit Clothing, Boots, etc.. at highest prices.-'Phone A 2432. IT RS. BOTTERILL buys Ladies' Gent.'i. M and Cbldr4n's T Superior Misfit.and Left-off Clothing. Letters attended toElliott Street, two doors from Wellesley Rp_JPjn»e 3488. -'. . OK CLEANSER Co. buy empty 21b . Treacle, Honey, Syrup, and Bengers . Food Tins, paying Is per doz: 21b Glaxo Tins, 2s 6a 1 per doz. Cash on delivery.-*., Victoria Street. _ PUSH Chair, good, second-hand, wanted; must be in good.order and clean.— Chair._4oi ! _HEßAlA .____• ;,„■ £. , RANGE, good, any size, second-hand; also, . " Grate and few Second-hand Doora.--State price, J.S-J?72 L HERALD. y ■..-,>■--."- ; SAFE good, second-hand, wanted, about 36in high— 353. HERALD. -. , TOMATO Growers.—Wanted—-Regular Supply, 20 Cases, First-grade Tomatoes, per week; state price.—P., HERALD Agency, Waihi. - ■ '\^?~. lON BOTTLE AND SACK EXCHANGE, Jj Corner .. ■ v ' - WELLINGTON AND NELSON, STREETS. . We are Cash Buyers of Bottles, .Sacks, .. Scrap Metals, and Waste Products of every description. Highest, prices given; Prompt payments and attention. .A trial solicited. v G. A. McKENDRICK, 'Phone 4119. -'■■ Proprietor. LET US PAY PART 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 THE° LONDON CLOTHING. CLEANING. ■ ■ 1 AND REPAIRING CO.. 8, Gt. North Rd. (near Ponsonby Reservoir). SECOND-HAND FLOUR AND CHAFF SACKS. WANTED TO BUY. TEXTILE BAG AND SACK CO.. LTD., NELSON STREET EXTENSION. 'Phone 2851 - ' WHOLE HOUSES BOUGHT OUT YV FOR CASH. , Pianos, or any Surplus Furniture, etc Excellent Value Given. , - -<" ■~ ., TONSON GARLICK CO., $&£#&■ }■ , : TeLB fOROUTDW'tAI^ YM 7 t .;' G ood coa " if™..— Auctioneeringj Departm.nT. ... j_ Miscellabeous^'Wantedg. % -;;\ ;.^ •nOAD Scoop, wanted to Hire, •»«*• K month; wheel preferred.-E. C. Frost, "wanted Advertisements :• Continued on y ; ' Page 7. u''' c 'if.'f'-.f. v ; .^/^, ; ;- : :;i'.' ". - __ -. .:;._;.. 1^
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New Zealand Herald, Volume LV, Issue 16762, 31 January 1918, Page 1
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