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New Zealand Herald, Volume LV, Issue 16849, 14 May 1918, Page 1

- ■ — - — Situations Wanted. ACCOUNTANT, competent, energetic, qualified by exam., requires pos.tion, any kind, at Expert, P.O. Box 1150, Auokland. BILLIARD-MARKER or Hairdresser, ex perienced, seeks situation or any light work; ineligible.— Newmarket P.U. BUuii-jtijiEPER, over military age; good references; £2 10s per week.— ■-'.■■l, HERiiJ). - * ( CHEMISTRY Est.—Young Lady desires V-' position; knowledge typewriting and shorthand; salary nominal.—Constance, 875, Herald. COMPANION.— position to an In\salid- for a few hours daily.—W-X., 979. Herald. , f>OMPANION-Help requires position in v„ srnail family, or Attendant to lady.— Bell's Registry, 23, City Chambers. 'Phone 1703. DAIRY, Fruit or Mixed Farm.—Man, young, seeks situation; can milk, plough. —Agricola, 862, Herald. FARMERS. with considerable i experience bu3h and fern country, wishes re-engagement; good references. Farmer, 996. HERALD. "C'ARM Manager open tor engagement June -*- 1; thoroughly experienced dairying, cattle, cropping, lucerne-growing: engines and machines; would milk 50 cows machines. Bring in new country, etc. Implements and facilities for working on up-to-date lines essential; honest and reliable grafters; any locality '* near school. Good salary preferred, but wou!d consider shares.—Farmer, 858, iHerald FENCER, experienced, wants billet; -*- weekly work or contract, repairs or new fences.Fencer. 898. He&ALD. pRUIT Farm.— healthy, wants workHerald view to partnership.—Genuine, 891. XHItALD. '. Q.ENERAL or Lady Help.—Position &^^fThu^ Uaa °"-^to~ TTOUSEKEEPER.— would like J-4. position; thoroughly domesticated and reliable.L.N., BSO. HER .iiD. TTOUSEKEEPER.-Position wanted by XX capable Woman, with boy of 5: country preferred.—O.B., 974. HERALD. ' LAD, 16, technical education, recuires .position. Sheep Farm; refs. - given and required—EnosS. Pegler, Agent, Manurewa. would assist in mornings at' refined j-j Home in exchange lor room and com--Rehned, 630. UiEfiAiD. MAN, married, steady, sober"! wants"situa- . tion in any capacity; experienced disSfrt cr clerJt ' good rets.—Returned Soldier, obO, Hekald. MAN, married, ineligible, seeks position Garage, certificated driver, good, allround, repairs; country preferred.—Driver, Onehunga P.O. MASTER . Butchers.—First-class all-round ..man, life .experience, capable buyer; would take charge if necessary; military discharge; state wages or equivalent: married, years _of_age ; —Fillet, 856, Herald. MERCHANTS.— jneUgible for active service, wants position; 12 years' travelling Auckland Province; used to indenting.—Salesman, 876, Herald, MOTOR Returned Soldier wants position; thorough knowledge motor repairing-—Careful, 857, Herald. NURSERY-Housemaid or Companion Position wanted by young Lady, fond of children, willing, reliable.E.M., 888, Herald. OFFICE Manager, experienced in accountancy, conveyancing, arranging loans, etc., requires engagement.—Manager, 980, ffItBOALD POSITION required by business Man, wholesale- house as salesman or traveller, grocery, provisions, wines spirits; highest credentials.Eaatcheap, 976. HERALD. SALESMAN or Traveller.— quired by ineligible, with good firm.— Salesman, 883. Herald. SEWING. by experienced young Girl, Plain Sewing, by the day; 5s and car fares.—A.B., 866. Herald. SHARE-Milking wanted by family of four; from 40 "to 45 cows "(hand); disengaged July.—Milker, 986. HERALD. TYPIST.— Lady, with three years office experience, requires position; invoices preferred.—M., 877, Herald. WASHING and - Cleaning, by the day, wanted by young Woman.—G.K., HbbaLP. ■ . WASHING, »nd Cleaning.—Young Woman wants work by the day.Reliable, 888, Herald. ' CLARK'S Farmers' Registry, 4, High" St— Best class Farm Servants waiting employment: Ploughmen, Milkers, and General Farm Hands. T O PRINTERS. RELIABLE MAN REQUIRES POSITION, MANAGEMENT JOBBING OR NEWSPAPER OFFICE (Or Both). Thoroughly competent, and with wide experience, coupled with practical knowledge of all branches of the Printing Business and Paper Trade. Progressive and Keen. Highest Credentials Apply, PRINTER, 845, Hebald, Auckland. Wanted to Buy. WE BUY FURNITURE, Pianos, etc., and give highest prices; whole houses bought out. Motor-car kept for prompt service. 'Phone 862, Auction Department,. TONSON GARLICK CO., LTD. A BUYER of some Good Second-hand Furniture would invite, replies with regard to same- wanted at once, if possible; cash down.Tradesman. 903, Herald. APPAREL. — Fischer, 850. Queen St. —Left-off Clothing. Jewellery. Boots. Pawn Tickets, False Teeth.—'Phone 3021. My representative, Mrs. Martin, will oall. A RING to Mrs. Kelly.—She buys Ladies', Gent.'s, Children's Clothing. Evening Dresses, Bead Trimming. 'Phone 2606.— 392, Queen St; BOTTLES. Rags, Metals. Bones, etc., Australasian Waste Product and Bottle Co., 43, Hobson St. (next Laidlaw Leeds), .. BOOKS WANTED. — Libraries. Parcels, Single Volumes, Magazines, Novels; too —Brough's Old Book Shop, 378, Queen St.. opp. Town Hall. CLARKSON. Dealer. 88, Ponsonby Rd., Buys in any condition: Bicycles. Prams.. Tools, Watches, Jewellery, Falsa Teeth. Highest prices given. FALSE Teeth, sound or . otherwise; top market price to trade ■ and others.— Pearline Co., 168. Queen St. FARMERS.— that Piano into cash; highest price given; inspection without delay.—Particulars to Wilson McNeil, 11 Karangahape Rd. GAS Fires, i or 2, in good order. —State price, make, and number if possible to Heater. P. 0., Newmarket. KAURI GUM. Wanted to Buy, any quantity, any condition, scraped or unsiraped; best price and spot cash. Just drop a note, J. TRBUHOVICH, G.P.0.. Auckland. MRS. BOTTERILL buys Ladies', Gent.'s, and Children's Superior Misfit and Left-off Clothing. Letters attended to.— Elliott Street, two doors from Welleeley Street. 'Phone 3488. OVER-SHOT Water •Wheel, up to Bft. wanted to Buy; also, 1 Low-pressure Turbine Water Wheel.Price and particulars to Cooper and Curd. Pnkekohe. REAPING Machine Wheels, pair of, old; mui i be in good order.Writs A. 8. Greive, Manurewa. • • SEWING Machine, any make, wanted to Buy; Hand, Drophead. or Treadle, about Write. Sydney. Herald. A 1 fIQ—'PHONE Number. — Newmarket Trading Co. wapt Bottles, Metals. Sacks. Give us & . ring. We will call. (Esßleton). 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 on you. THE LONDON CLOTHING. CLEANING AND REPAIRING CO.. 8, Gt. North Rd. (near Ponsonby Reservoir). Q A C K SI SACKS! SECOND-HAND CHAFF. FLOUR, OR GRAIN SACKS BOUGHT IN ANY QUANTITY. , TEXTILE BAG AND SACK CO., LTD., Nelson Street Extension. _ 'Phone 2854. E ARE BUYERS OF FBESH-PICKED MUSHROOMS.Beet Prices Given. AH CHEE, Box 753. opp. C.P.O. - TEA L E' A li WANTED. Quantities Not Lees than 28ib. Good Clean Metal Only. HERALD OFFICE. THOUSANDS OF BARS OF " TANIWHA" SOAP Are boins sold every day because it la so Pure and Good,