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Situations Wanted. A CCOUNTANT. competent, energetic, -t*. qualified by exam., requires position, Auckl m d' P^f*-— Expert. P.O. Box 1150, "DUTTER and Cheese Maker, experienced, XJ» wants position for term oi war; 2nd ticket.—Butter, 936, HERALD. (CHEMISTRY Young Lady desires V .Position; knowledge typewriting and Hkbal ' 8 ary . nominal.— 875, OHEESEMAKER. married, wishes to cor- \-> respond with farmer with large herd: open to take up to 150 cows, with machines, on shares and make cheese; practical.knowAu e ° Zi" machines.—Particulars to Cheese. 929. HERALD. CLERK, -experienced invoice work and insuramoe: excellent! references; good BSRALD smart at figures.—lneligible. 910. "T)AIRY, . Fruit v or Mixed Farm.—Man, J-' young, seeks situation; can milk, plough —Agncola, 862^_Hebald. ■pNGINEER7T2nd certificate, seeks posiJ-* .tion, driving or assistant engineer.— Engine, 937, HERALD. FARMERS. Manager, with considerable . experience bush and fern country, wishes re-engagement; good references.— Farmer. 996. BERALD. FARM Hand requires position, Kawhia, 1 King Country Districts, or thereabouts, preferred: bach if desired.— 906. IHERALD. FARM Manager open tor engagement June A 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 if near school. Good salary prefer- , red. but would consider shares.Farmer, 853, Heralt> FENCER, experienced, wants billet: weekly work or contract, repairs or new fences.—Fencer. 898. HEBALD. •pRUir Farm.—Man, healthy, wants work; J- with view to partnership.— 891, 'Herald. ' rjARDENER, experienced, flowers, vegeV* tables, fruit, grapes and tomatoes ( ? n ?£L glaSß > ; Bteady and reliable.—Address at HEBALD. GENERAL or Lady" Help.—Position wanted. Christian home.— Herald, till Thursday. GENERAL. —Competent person desires position, private adult family, all duties; good plain cook, refs.; state wages.— 932. Herald. GIRL, 15, wants situation in bright Christian home.—Father. 907. HEBALD. HOUSEKEEPER, thoroughly experienced, requires re-engagement.Housekeeper. Newton P.O. HOUSEKEEPER.— wanted by a steady, respectable young Lady, in good home.—J.A , 933, Herald. HOUSEKEEPER, experienced and capable, , desires position to widower or bachelor, town or country.A.B.. 920. HERALD. LAD, ,16, technical education, regjiires .position. Sheep Farm; refs. given and required.—Enos 3. Pegler, Agent, Manurewa. LADY, hospital experience, seeks position; invalid or private hospital.Address at IHebald. ' MAN, elderly, wants job in suburbs, milk cow and garden work; wants good home. Pearson's Registry, Exchange Lane. MAN, married, steady, sober, wants situation in any capacity; experienced disPitch cl er good refs.—Returned Soldier, 860, Herald. MAN, married, ineligible, seeks position Garage, certificated driver, good, allround, repairs; country preferred. Onehunga P.O. MAN, young, energetic, requires situation • with firm where chance of proving ability; several years' business experience.— Progress, 900, HERALD. MANAGEMENT "of Farm wanted by thorough practical farmer; agriculture, seed, or dairy; life —-Ineligible. 940. HERALD. MASTER Butchers.— all-round man, life experience, capable buyer; wouid take charge if necessary: military discharge; state wages or equivalent; married, 35 years of Fillet, 856, Herald. MERCHANTS.— ineligible for ac•JJJ. tive service, wants position; 12 years' travelling Auckland Province; uaed to inHBBAira.-->, - „_, - MAN. elderly, single, good, plain cook, suit "settler.- would look alter small place: best of refs.—Alf. 919. HERALD. ' MANAGERSHIP OF FARM WANTED,' BY CAPABLE MAN. Thoroughly used to sheep; 30 years' colonial experience. INELIGIBLE, Mangapeehi. MARRIED Couple require situation; wife housemaid or waitress husband barman or porter-barman; country hotel prele^red. —Experienced, 917. HEBALD. MOTOR Driving.—Returned Soldier wants position; thorough knowledge motor repairing.—Careful, 857, Herald. PACKER or Storeman— young, wants work, town or country: good ' refs.— Coates. 3, Mewburn Avenue, Dominion Road. PAINTING, Paperha-ngmg, etc Panploy the man that does the work an-', save money— 911, (HERALD. PLOUGHMAN, single, wants job, used to all implements, also oil engines. 939, Herald. ~. . SALESMAN or Traveller.—Situation required by ineligible, with good firm.— Salesman, 883, Herald. SEWING. by experienced young Girl, Plain Sewing, by the day; 5s and car fares.— 866. Herald. SMART Business Man. 20 years' London experience, wholesale woollens, and five years' colonial furnishing and auctioneering, etc., requires position.— getic, 916. HEBALP. STATION Manager. ineligible. seeks situation; thorough knowledge of stock and all branches of farming —Abstainer, Manurewa Post Office. WAREHOUSE— Position wanted by" trustworthy man. ineligible; done packing, despatching; good credentials.— Experience, Box 640, Auckland. YOUTH, experienced, desires position on sheep t station, or permanent team work; Waikato preferred. — Farmer, 938, HERALD. WO 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, HERALD, Auckland. Pupils Wanted. CHEAPER Beads.—Fresh arrival. Lessons given embroidery, beadwork, etc. Children's garments hand-sewn and embroidered. Star Arts and Craft Guild, next Town Hall. COMMERCIAL BOOK - KEEPING. Day and Evening Classes Now Forming,* To Commence MONDAY, MAY 20. Personal instruction; suitable capable beginners or those in employment. Enrol at once. MISS C. S. V. BASTEN. A.N.Z.A.A.. A.P.A. (N.Z.). DRESSMAKING Classes—Day and Evening Classes; two-hour lessons. Is 6d — Miss Coulthard, 130, Grafton Rd. 'Phone 1874. LEARN Musical Composition, correspondence ; graded course used; numerous successful composers.E. Hutton, Mus. D., Rotorua. LEARN Motor-driving and Mechanism,' careful tuition; City Council certificate guaranteed : moderate lees.lrvin, Wakefield St. 'Phone A 2072. LLE. LE HOUX. Dressmaking ClassesT 8, Tabernacle Bldgs. Classes daily, also 7 p.m.. Mon., Wed., Sat. Thursday (morning only) MOTOR Driving Taught on modern Daimler and American cars: taxi or private certificate guaranteed.— J. Lewis, Taxi Stand, Customs St. E. 'Phones 3802 and 519. _ PUPILS for Violin, Viola, and Bass; special attention to beginners: late of J. C. Williamson's.Apply, for terms and particulars,- to Box 78, G.P.O. Miscellaneous Wanteds. AUCTIONEER'S. License wanted for six weeks, or will buy same outright.— Auctioneer, 930, HERALD. RUSSELL'S RELIABLE REMEDIES, etc.. post free on receipt of postal notes.— Russell. Chemist, opp. P. 0.. Up. Symonds at. LADIES, your Panamas. Felt, Tagel, and Beaver Hats remodelled; latest fashion —Cox's Hat Factory, 208-210, Karangahape Rd. FRANK HOWLETT, 209, Karangahape Rd —Cheapest for best Haivwork. Combings worked up. Price list of Switches and Transformations posted. ; REMARKABLE Value.—The Collegian's Writing Tablet. 100 leaves bank paper. Is. —At Allen and Co.'s. Stationers. HERALD Buildings. OMMEECIAL Men.—Accidents and Sickness may overtake you. Perfect and cheap protection.— Insurance Co.. 101, Queen St. i , ;

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New Zealand Herald, Volume LV, Issue 16850, 15 May 1918, Page 1

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Page 1 Advertisements Column 5 New Zealand Herald, Volume LV, Issue 16850, 15 May 1918, Page 1

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