Situations Vacant. MAN (no lad), steady, useful, wanted drive { small trap, etc.— ■ Walker,- 271, Queen fat. k MANAGER wanted for grocery store, in country township; good chance for i capable man.—Progress. 382. HERALD. MESSAGE Boy wanted— Apply Composing Room, HERALD Office. | MOTOR Delivery.-Wanted.' Light Motor ! Delivery Van and Driver for about one * month; liberal terms.-P.O. Box 1143. Auck- J land. Apartments Wanted. "RED-SITTING Room, with Board, wanted ■f-f by young business lady; Mt. Eden dis- " tnctpreferred.— 371, 'HERALD. ' J BEDROOMS. 3, furnished, and kitchen, ? _ wanted urgently: adult family; close " to city.—Nancy. 436. HERALD. BEDROOM and Diningroom, furnished, i wanted, good locality, for lady and . gentleman with boy 5; state terms, etc.-- , W.H.W., 384. HERALD. ' BEDROOM, single, comfortably furnished, - wanted, use all convs., kitchen, and telephone: Devonport preferred, close wharf. - —Address Nurse, 348, HERALD. BOARD wanted for boy starting business; - homely peoplo.-Bov, 409. Herald. ; BOARD wanted by lady teacher, Mondays r, te „a ay9 ,' at Papatoetoe, near school. - -Grevillo, North Head Rd., Devonport. < "DOARD and Residence, superior, wanted ' -L» for few weeks by private family; 2 or . 3 rooms required; Mt. Eden or Epsom pre- ] ferred.—Merchant, 134, HERALD. HOME, good, private family, wanted for Grammar School Boy; opportunity for ' study essential,—Terms, etc., Comfort, 419 HERALD; '.• KIND Person wanted to board and look | after old Invalid Lady.—Reply, stat- < ing terms, Alexander, Box 30, Rotorua. ROOM wanted, ground floor, near begin- . ning Khyber Pass; furnished or unfurnished; use kitchen 'and utensils: invalid.— Address at HERALD. Apartments Vacant. ACCOMMODATION as Paying Guests.xt Single Rooms, comfortable heme; close cars; 'phone 3383.-20, St. George's Bay Rd., Parneil. APARTMENTS.-One or two Rooms, private house Parneil; high position, close cars; all convs., private entrance.— Address RIBALD. APARTMENTS.— Nicely rurnished Double and Single Rooms from 6s; board £1, or breakfast only: select and homelike.— Rillcrest. 49. East St.. S.vmonds St. ARDMORE.— Vacancies Permanents, Visitors; double and single Tooma; close tram, beach, 2nd sec by Heme Bay car.—ls, Ardmore Rd. AVENUE, Opp. Newton Post Office. EXCLUSIVE' APARTMENTS. Large Balcony Rooms, overlooking harbour; hich. healthy position: attractive grounds; Tennis Court. Tariff. 6s per day; 30s per week. 'Phone 3018. BEDROOM, single; suit respectable working man,—l7l, Albert St., opp. Old Baths. BED-SITTING Boom, furnished, separate gas-ring, meter, convs.; Id sec; 9s.— Apply 460, Queen St., opposite Myers Park. p L I FT O N, \J Whitaker Place, off Symondß St.,. first tram stop past St. Paul's. 'Phone 3216. , Apartments... Breakfast optional Central—Quiet. DEVONPORT.-Well-furnished Flat, in JL' single rooms; beautiful view; opposite Babberton. DEVONPORT.-Clifton, North Head, overlooking the harbour.—Private Board and Residence; near Cheltenham Beach.— Mrs. E. Waters. FLAT and Balcony, suit mother and daughter or two ladies preferred; near University.— at HEBALP. FAT, • superior, furnished; bcd-aitti.ife JD room 24ft by 16ft, kitchenette, ard balcony; electric light; suit refined couple. -The Towers. W2,jPark_Ra\ j-_ ,__ . HOME, good, v/ith supervision, offered to girl going to school or college.'— Eden. 353. JREBAIJ). ':'.-■- HOME, good, with retired teacher, for Grammar School girls or boys; lOmins walk from either echool.—E.W. HEBALP. •• KARAKA Boys'' Hostel, Mountain Road, Epsom, 5 min. Grammar School.— Grant has vacancies, for few schoolboys. Tel, 4379. ■■■:-' .:. ■ / . : :* '- ;,.;.".;%.>; T UMEAH. 4. Emily Place, off Shortland XI St.—Vacancies for Permanents and Visitors; new house, overlooking harbour.— 'Phone 2775. . - -; U : MISS SINCLAIR (retired teacher),' 39, Wynyard Rd„ Mt. Eden, can receive a few girl boarders for Grammar School.' ■ MONA HOUSE, la. .Lower Symonds St.Good Accommodation for Visitors and Permanents; all convs.:, terms moderate. 'Phone 293. ■ ] -•■■■: ■' REMUERA. Vincent Married couple, no children, having bigger House, can Let 2 or 3 rooms, with or without board.— 363. HEBALP. _. ROOMS to Let, furnished or unfurnished; close car and water, large garden— quire Minos. Grocer, Heme Bay terminus. , ROOM, well furnished, to Let, reasonable; suit girl in office; references,—Soldier's Wife, Devonport P.O. !__!__ ROO"M— Advertiser, has larg6 Room, furnished, use diningroom, convs.; 6s, to business girl; homely people, nice locality. —Companion. 364. HEBALP. L__i' ROOMS, single and double, furnished, clean, comfortable.—37, Belgium St., close St. Benedict's Church. ROOMS, 2, furnished, clean; close car, handy to beach; all convs.; 'phone.— 16. Hamilton Rd., Heme Bay. ' ROOMS. -Single Beds. 5s 6d and 7s 6d, breakfast if demred: -Double (M.C.), 13s Gd: all convs., sitting-smoke room, hot bath and shower, electric light throughout; 3mins station.— House.' 4B. Nelson St., City. ' ROOMS (3), furnished, Remuera, close Newmarket, 2d trams; could unfurnish if wished.— Dominion Chambers. 65. Queen St. IQHARROW, 79, Munukau Rd.-Bed-Sitting O Room, use kitchenette; Id section.— 'Phono 1539. TAKAPUNA.-Two Furnished Rooms and use of kitchen, gas, etc.—Miss Collins, Hauraki Rd. ; TAKAPUNA.— Apartments in new House, on beach, close tram; all convs.. leans moderate.—Mrs. Thruston, Brett's Avenue. •_ ~"*' — — t Wanted to Buy. APPAREL.— Fischer, 350, Queen St.— Buyer Left-off Clothing, Jewellery, Boots, Pawn Tickets.— 'Phono 3021. My representative, Mrs. Martin, will call. A RING to Mrs. Kelly.-She Buys and il Sells 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.— Kissin, Waitemata Chambers, lnnn. from train, post office, or boats. 'Phone 2173 A. BOTTLES, iron, quicksilver; Quote quantity and price.-H. C. Tewsley, 30, Shortland St. ; lULSE Teeth, sound or otherwise; top market price to trade and others.— Pearline Co., 168. Queen St. GAS Stove, wanted; good order; Main preferred— stating price. Stove, 417, HERALD; , HOUSEHOLD Furnishings wanted for about 4 rooms. Would prefer to take over everything an it stands, and rent houso if suitable.—Write George. 2478. HERALD. MRS. LAMB, 20, Pitt St., Buys New and Superior Left-off and Misfit Clothing, Boots, etc., fit highost prices—'Phone A 2432. MRS. BOTTERILL buys Ladies', Gent.'s, and Children's Superior Misfit and Left-off Clothing. Letters attended to.— Elliott Street, two doors from Wellesley Street. 'Phono 3488 RANGE, good, any size, second-hand; also, Grate and few Second-hand Doors,— State price, J.S., 872, HERALD. SAFE good, second-hand, wanted, about high.-G.S.. 555. HBRALD. TOMATO Growers.—Wanted—Regular Supply, 20 Cases, First-grade Tomatoes, per week; state price.—P., HERALD Agency, Waihi. TEA LEAD. Quantities Not Less Than 281b. .HERALD OFFICE. Miscellaneous Wanteds. EOAD Scoop wanted to Hire, about a, LV month; wheel preferred.—E. C. Frost, Tuakau, EAST Indian Kip is high in price, but Geo. Higgins is still selling best Shooters for 23s 6d. YOUR appetite will be given a,keen filip even in the hottest weather if you take Hancock's "Nu-Beer " as an appetiser. Nonintoxicating, but a, true brewed ale. Sold everywhere at all times. Skin Troubles. ' ! ' Go -to Ganderton, Ponsonby Road. , V ERY'ONE A Y B-. I QUITE RIGHT. ,:■. .... ,-/r ■ 0. J. DURBIN. SADDLER.-' ■:.'" : 44. Wyndham St., Next Wyndham Yards, % IS THS PLACE FOR SADDLES. [
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New Zealand Herald, Volume LV, Issue 16763, 1 February 1918, Page 1
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