' Situations Wanted. * A GRICULTURE.-Married man. disenxi. gaged; 15 years' Canterbury experience, all farm machinery.— Change, c.o. Townley, Selkirk St., Hamilton. ■ ACCOUNTANT, certificated, C. Class, Second Division, requires position; thorough knowledge hardware, seeds, implements, etc.— Accountant, P. 0., Devonport. BOOKSELLER, free end February, seeks engagement.—Bibliopolist, 416. HERALD. B~ OOK-KEEPEB and Typiste-Young Lady would like position in city office.— Accurate, 355 HERALD. "Man requires situation; shop preferred; ineligible.— cher, 431, HERALD, COMPANION-Help — Position wanted in a rofined family,— Devonport G.RO. ■ COMPANION'-Help.-Position wanted by refined lady, accustomed travelling; suit invalid lady.— 111, Rotorua. COMPANION or Housekeeper (own mistress); thoroughly experienced, capable; comfortable home first consideration; highest references.—X.Y.Z., Bemuera Post Office. COUNTRY Storekeepers.-Married Man. ineligible, seeks position manager, assistant, or book-keeper; experience, excellent testimonials.-Store. 383, iHEEALD. ARPENTERING, Repairs, Alterations, etc., wanted' by experienced tradesman, by day or contract.—ll, Brixton Rd., Dominion Rd. DAILY Work wanted by reliable woman, Takapuna,-G,B„ 353, HERALD. DRESSMAKING, plain, or other Sowing, wanted by day, 6s; or care of children during mother's absence.— Motherly, 366, HERALD. _____ ,_ ENGINEER, certificated, wants position in factory or garage; good fitter; town preferred.—Fitter, 418, HERALD. _ FEEDER or Stripper-keeper requires position; experienced Genuine, 356, HERALD. I FUMIGATING, Paperhanging, Painting, . Scrimming, all House Renovations, experienced tradesman: estimates submitted.— Burnitt, 87, Symonds St., near Grafton Bridge. GARDENING wanted, one or two days a. week; experienced in flowers, fruit, and vegetables.-C.8., 437, HERALD. GENERAL Storekeepers.— Assistant seeks employment; thorough knowledge of all departments; age 35, married, military service Claßs D.—Replies, Grocers' Union, 25. Swanson Street for address and particulars. .__ GIRLS, 2, young, want situation, Takapuna, together, or somo place out town.—Apply, stating wages, 8.8., G.P.0., Auckland. GIRL, young, willing, seeks . position Store and post office; previous experience in post and telegraph office; good refs.— by letter, E.G., Matahuru, Waikato. HOUSEKEEPER requires position with elderly couple or widower; thoroughly capable; excellent references.—Refined, 367, HERALD. . HORSEDRIVER— Position wanted; town preferred.—Writ© X., P. 0., Symonds St. LADY Teacher requires position, country; public school methods.—Music. 400. HERALD. lADY Teacher requires position; houseJ hold school Experienced. 399, HERALD; ___ __ LADY, young, > seeks position as General, good milker; Hamilton or To Awamutu preferred.— To Awamutu. LADY, young, seeks position private adult family as General; wages 25b; Ponsonby, Mt. Eden, Remuera, preferred.— X.Y.Z., P. 0., Ellcrslie. MAN, handy, clean, tidy, Christian, highest references: good gardener, groom, milkor, anything; live in or out— 427, HERALD. MAN, young, desires position merchant's office: three years general office experience.; knowledge shipping and invoicing. —Rejected, 433. HERALD. ._ MAN, elderly, business experience, fair book-keeper, desires place general assistant, country store; moderately low wage.— Storeman, 321, HERALD. MOTOR-DRIVER, with City Council certificate; taxi or commercial car pro fcrred; by returned soldier.—l 29, Hobson St. MAN, educated, wishes congenial occupation; thorough knowledge book-keep-ing, shorthand, French, German, Spanish, Portuguese; remuneration secondary matLonesome, 421, HERALD. " MILKERS want herd on shares,, full charge town supply or factory; best Ineligible. 392. HERALD. NURSE (Mental), certificated, disengaged for private nuraing.-W.O.,4II,HEBALP. NURSE, Maternity, qualified, wants position in private hospital.— c.o. Bowden. Morripsville. NURSE, 3 years' experience private hospital, requires position.— to Box 562, P. 0.. Auckland. ORCHARD Worker, single, ineligible, wants permanent job; competent take charge; present position 6 years; refs.—Orchard. 396. HERALD. ._ POSITION as Manager of boot and shoe department or retail branch, in New Zealand, wanted by experienced man! life experience of up-to-date business methods in Australia and England: age 45.-—Boots, c.o. Gordon and Gotch, Sydney, RETURNED Soldier desires junior position in ironmonger's shop; previous »xperi-ence.-Junior, 860, HERALD. SALESMAN wants' selling lines.on commission, or position a« outside salesman.—Salesman. 395, HERALD. SEWING or Mending, part day, wanted.— Stocking, 406. HERALD. SITUATION wanted in country by woman with child 16 months; capable general. -Sister Esther. Picton St. WOMAN, young, wants washing and V? cleaning for Monday and Thursday.— Reliable, 428, HERALD. WIDOW, young, domesticated, wants position as Housekeeper to bachelors (own mistress); musical; terms arranged; trustworthy,—Widow. 350. HERALD. Pupils Wanted. ALERT SCHOOL.—Shorthand, Typewriting, Book-keeping. Each pupil taught separately. Proficiency guarantccd.-Pal-meraton Bldgs,. Queen St. 'Phone A 2018.1 LEARN Motor Driving and Mechanism; careful tuition; City Council certificate guaranteed; moderate fees.—lrvine, Wakefield St. 'Phone A 2072. MISS MITCHELL-DARGIE, Teacher of Pianoforte and Theory, resumes teaching Feb, 5. Terms and particulars, Shackleton Rd., Mt. Eden. . MLLE. LE HOUX. Dressmaking Classes, 8, Tabernacle Bldgs. Classes daily and 7 p.m. Mom, Wed., Sat. Thursday mornings only, MIS 3 M. HUTCHINSON. Piano, Theory, French, Throe Years' Experience on Continent, RESUMES DUTIES FEBRUARY 11. Address, pENCARRO AVENUE, V Mount Eden. Miscellaneous. YES, Geo Higgins is selling East Indian Kip Shooters, standard screwed too, for 23s 6d. x .__ T EARN TO WRITE SHOWCARDS.-Day JJ and Evening Classes, and by Correspondence.— Showoards,' 466, Queen St.. odp. Kindergarten. MISSES WRIGLEY'S Shampoo Powders oxcol all others; packet containing 6 shampoos, price 6d.—15, Watson's Bldgs. (firßt floor). . GLACE Kid High-leg Welted Boots; usual price, 31s 6d ; "now 26a 6d, at Geo. Higgins's Annual Boot Sale. HAIR Combings made into Switches, Plaits, etc., is 6d oz.; faded hairwork tinted.— Wrigley. 15, Watson's Bldgs. J FOOTWEAR prices are high, but the real ? value you get at Geo. Higgins'B Nottingham House, Queen St., is simply amazing. Buy your now boots now, the Sale ends on Monday next ARE Your Employees Insured? Telephone • 57, National Insurance Co., 101, Queen Street. [ A PALE non-in\oxicitiug ale requires skill in brewing, but Hancock's have achieved it in "Nu-Beer." Full of sparkle and pouring out with a foamy head— right. Sold everywhere at all times. RING 2194, new number. Queen, St.— Auckland Taxi Owners' Association for cheapness, efficiency and competence. STEY ORGANS— on nonour, sold on merit, known the world over.—Sole Agents. E. and F. Piano Agency, Ltd. A COLUMBIA Gramaphone for 555, perfectly new: plays any Win' Needle tiecord,—Wade and Co., Tabernacle Buildings, Newton. YOUR Now Working Boots, buy now at Geo. Higgins's Great Boot Sale.—Nottingham Hou_se,_Queen_St,_ BE in"time, - the White 2-Bar Shoes Geo. Higgins is selling for 7s 6d are going fast. T~ O INTENDING PURCHASERS. LOOK. We have to arrive shortly 1918 Models of 6 and 8 Cylinders OLDSMOBILES; also, New Model CHEVROLET. We have> a few well-known makes of used Cars, just overhauled and repainted. Come and. inspect. Accessories, Oils, and Grease in Stock. RUSSELL ANO CO., Motor Importers, Little Queen St. i 'I
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New Zealand Herald, Volume LV, Issue 16763, 1 February 1918, Page 1
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