Page 1 Advertisements Column 6

New Zealand Herald, Volume LV, Issue 16765, 4 February 1918, Page 1

Situations Wanted. ABSTAINER. Dane, single, trustworthy, industrious, seeks light work; excellent references.—H.H.H., 48. Nelson St. BOOKSELLER, free end February, seeks engagement.—Bibliopolist, 416. HERALD. BOOK-KEEPER. — Lady requires posi--1 tion, thorough knowledge D.E. book- . keeping, also shorthand and typing.— petent, 502, Herald CLERK, ledger or general, requires situation; over military age, unmarried; moderate salary, excellent references.—London, 497, HERALD, _____ CARPENTERING, Repairs, Alterations, \J etc., wanted by experienced tradesman, by day or contract.—ll, Brixton Rd.. Dominion Rd. .„ DEBT Collector (expert) and Business Getter, requires extra work, commission or retaining fee and commission.— Hustler, 496, HERALD. . ENGINEER, certificated, wants position in J_i factory or garage; good fitter; town 1 referred.—Fitter,_4l8 l HERALD. GARDENER, experienced, wishes day, weekly, or permanent work; satisfactory rofs.—Trustworthy, 454, Herald. _ GARDENER, young, experienced, wants work by day or contract; honest and reliable.—Gardener, 501, HERALD, GROCER'S Assistant, dißchaiged from camp, 10 years' first-class experience, is open for engagement; excellent refs.— Anxious, 502, HERALD. GIRL, just left school, wants position in stationery or chinaware shop.—Mrs. Tate, Neilson St., Onehunga. 'Phone 77. HOUSEKEEPER, young, requires position in hotel or private family.—'Phone 4147. HOUSEKEEPER. — Position wanted by Widow, with daughter school age; good plain cook, experienced; town or suburbs—A.M., 417, HERALD. LADY Position wanted .where part of afternoons and every evening free. Btudent, 486, Herald. LADY Tyniste, young, expert, would undertake confidential typing; reasonable charge.—O.K., G.P.0., Auckland. LADY, young, seeks position private adult family as General; wages 255; Ponsonby, Mt, Eden, Remuera preferred. X.Y.Z., P/0., Ellerslie. M.C. want Position, manage country hotel or boardinghouse; wife excellent chef; references.—Chef. 474. HERALD. , MOTOR Driving wanted by ex-soldier, town or country, city certificate of competency. A.X.L., 498, HERALD. MOTOR-DRIVER, with City Council cerI'X tificate; taxi or commercial car pre ferred; by returned soldier.— Hobson St. NURSE, Maternity, qualified, wants position in private hospital.—Apply, 0.0. Bowden, Morrinsville. PAPERHANGING wanted, rooms papered 15s, including a good paper; town or country.—P., 499, HERALD. POSITION on farm, by youth, outside Hamilton: understands farm work well; good home essential, no milking.— Chum. 380, HERALD. TyOMAN, young, reliable, wants day »'i work:— Anxious. 483, Herald. Apartments Wanted. BOARD wanted in private home by lady student, attending . college; terms moderate.—Address at HERALD. BOARD and Residence, good, wanted for young lady, Mt. Eden district.—Give terms and full particulars 101, Herald. BOARD and Lodging, comfortable, wanted for school boy; easy distance Grammar School.— l3l, Grafton Rd„ before Feb. 7. BOARD and Residenco wanted for 4 young Girls (College students), in walking dis-. tance of College.—Student, 452, HERALD. ■ BOARD and Lodging, private, wanted for Grammar School boy; Grafton or Mt. Eden district.— Reply stating terms, Miss R.M., Mt. Royal, Symonds St. BOARD and Lodgings wanted for two Boys, 15 and 16 years; at work during day; private, home influence preferred. Terms moderate.—Neil Johnson! Chief Post Office, Auckland. DININGROOM, 2 bedrooms, kitchenctto, unfurn., with use of bath, etc.. wanted by business lady with 2 children, age 10 and 6, in good locality: where assistance can be given preferred—Refined, 500, HERALD. HOME, good, private family, wanted for Grammar School Boy; opportunity for study essential.—Torras, etc., Comfort, 419, HERALD. . ROOMS (2) wanted by gentlewoman, unfurnished, or Share Small House; terms moderate; 2d. Mt. Eden preferred.— Company, 473, Herald. SOLDIER'S Wife, needing change, would O like holiday on farm as paying guest. —State terms to Bon. 470. HERALD. ■ Apartments Vacant. A VENUE, A. Opp. Newton' Post Office. EXCLUSIVE APARTMENTS. Large Balcony Rooms, overlooking harbour; high, healthy position: attractive grounds; Tennis Court. Tariff. 6s por day; 30s per week. 'Phone 3018. ABERTON-Well-furnished Flat, Bedsitting Room, and single Room.— Esplanade Hotel. - BED-SITTING Room, extra large, private balcony, h. and c. shower; separate cooking; no children; two minutes Three Lamps.—Address at HERALD. CL I .' T O S, Whitaker Place, off Symonds St., first tram stop past St. Paul's. 'Phone 3216. Apartments. Breakfast optional. Central— Select-Quiet. DEVONPORT.-Largo Bed-sitting Room, furnished, randy Cheltenham Beach, use convs., private family.— 443, HERALD. DEVON PORT.-Wharf and Watorfront; every conveninece for visitors and residential at Valmai, 7 Queen's Parade.— Beaver, Proprietress. EVONPORT.-Clifton, North Head, overlooking the harbour.—Private Board and Residence; near Cheltenham Beach.— Mrs. E. Waters. IfLAT, superior, furnished: bed-sitting room 24ft by 16ft, kitchenette, and balcony; electric light: suit refined couple. -The Towers. 102. Park Rd. GRAMMAR School Girls—Vacancies at Rosebank, Hepburn St., Ponsonby. Highest references. Young girls specially I cared for. . HOME, good, with retired teacher, for Grammar School girls or boys; lOmins walkjrom cither school-Address HERALD, i KARAKA Boys' Hostel, Mountain Road, Epsom, 6 min. Grammar School.— Mrs. ■ Grant has vacancies for few schoolboys. ' ___ 379 1 LUMEAH. 4, Emily Place, off Shortland Jj St.—vacancies lor Permanents and Visitors; new house, overlooking harbour.— 'Phono 2775.. MILFORD— Two superior furnished rooms, use kitchen; all convs., gas; c'ose car and beach.—Moderate, 2312, Herald. , MONA HOUSE, lit. Lower Symonds St.— Good Accommodation for Visitors and Permanents; all convs,; terms modera,*. 'Phone 293. "DOOMS, 2, fur, or unfurn.; all convens. ; Lv verandah, garden, sea view; 'phone; best locality.— Union Bldgs., Customs St. ROOMS, single and double, furnished, clean, comfortable.—37," Belgium St., close St. Benedict's Church. ROOMS, furnished and unfurnished, ainglo and double board if desired; terms reasonable.— Pitt St., Id section. ROOMS -Single Beds. 5s 6d and 7s 6d, breakfast if desired; Double (M.C), 13s 6d; all convs., sitting-smoke room, hot bath , and shower, electric light throughout; 3mins station.— House, 48, Nelson St., City. S HARROW, 79, Manukau Rd— Bed-Sitting Room, uso kitchenette; Id section.— 'Phone 1539. '"- -' "-' i | ii Miscellaneous. WA. GREEN AND CO.'S PIANOS.- • Low price, but excellent value.— ' Agents, E. and P. Piano Agency, Ltd. _. Coldicutt. Manager. TORA-LlM'. ni.iiis sound lungs. Speakers and Singers take Tora-line. Obtainabli ' 0 t all Leading Chemists. Is Gd and 2s 6d ESTY ORGANS.— on honour, sold on merit, known the world over.- Sole L Agents. E. and F. Piano Agency. Ltd. ■ OADEREWSKI. the Worlds Greatest ' I Pianist, prefers Erard Pianos.-Solo , Agents. E. snd F. Piano Agency, Ltd. a. ; Coldicutt. Manager. IT Stands to Reason that J. R. Robertson, Ltd.,' Auctioneers, Queen St., will get i the Best Prices for your Furniture. COLLARD AND COLLARD— household namo for Piano Excellence.—Auckland ■ Agents. E. and F. Piano Agency, Ltd. OSTRICH Feather Goods, Feather Dyeing and renovating. — Helvetia Ostrich " Co.'s Factory, Hobson Buildings, next old ' P.O. (Take Lift.) . rnHE camels printed on each package of | X " Desert Gold Tea" can earn you £10 ' 1 in cosh.Details of competition from " Desort Gold Tea," Box 1520. Wellington. Try Ganderton's i Back-ache',' , KIDNEY REMEDY. ASY Terms for Everybody.—High-class Furniture, Pianos, Phonographs, Gramaphones, etc. Pianos bought right out. . Talking, Machines Repaired. Gramaphono . Needles, la box.—Newton Supply Agency, ,227. K*r»Bßahape. Rd. 'Phone ASlOt.