Page 1 Advertisements Column 4

New Zealand Herald, Volume LV, Issue 16969, 1 October 1918, Page 1

Situations Wanted. ADVERTISER, experienced, undertakes any description of building work, in country; labour or contract. Plans and esti-mj_e__suDplicd_-Building,J367, HeeaLD-. ADVERTISER desires opening (ineligible . further military service); thoroughly experienced, general office routine; typist, shorthand, correspondent. Has had sound business training; keen salesman; highest credentials.—Opportunity, 725, 11EBALD. BLADE Shearer wants engagement for coming_ season-Blades, 718, HEBALD. required" - by male Book-keeper, having had Bole control sot of books.—lntegrity, 742, Hehalo. CARETAKER, opposition of responsibility wanted by capable man; exceptional rekrences.—Truat,_729,_ HERALD. ______ CLEANING by tho day wanted by reliable woman.—M.D.. 662, UEBALD. CLEANING offices, studios, dentist rooms, or chemist uhops wanted by respect able widow.—Genuine, 733, _____)> pOMPANION^Mp,-Poidtio^i" _ wanted by \J capable, retined young lady.—V.A.J., -6.P.0., Auckland. _ COMPANION-Help.-PoiiTtion wanted by Young Lady, in refined, homely family. —A.8., 737, Hbkald. FARM Manager, dairy or agricultural, seeks position, shares or wi?csj first-class reShorthorn, 721, HERALD. GIRL, 17, smart, wants situation farm, assist housework; treated one of family. —Mother, 45, Hinemoa Re, Grey Lynn. HAIRDRESSER, with good experience, town or country.— Write M.C., 713, HERALD. HOUSEWORK.-Girl wonts light housework, afternoons only; Herno Bay preterred.—Write H. 8., care Ponsonby P.O. MAN, respectable, wantsNaituationj milk, garden, handy..-Roliable>-746, HI'.RAL". POSITION on Farm desirod by young couple, not experienced, but not afraid of work, and willing to make themselves generally useful; wages secondary conaidera,tion; ineligible.—Write fit, 705, HERALD. PLOUGHMAN, all implements, seeks employment; marriod; wages required, £3 5«, own cottage, etc.—Colonial, 720, HERALD. PLOUGHMAN, single, usod to all impleraonts, wants job; £210 a and found; good Pearson's Registry, Exchange Lane. 'Phono 884. WINTER'S Foreman, gibing, or Nows, good. refs.—Richards?^, co. Fow, Hamilton. SHARE-Milking wanted by steady young Man; satisfaction guaranteed; machines. — —E__ ~ TC3_ HEBALD. rpO Newspaper Proprietors—Reporter, ex1. poricnood all branches, is open to engagement on country newspaper.— HERALD. TSTAITRESS, young, smart, open for en»V gagement; Devonport preferred.— Urgent, 710, Hb'.vlo. WORK, any kind, wanted by .voman, 3 or 4 days, or -days, a ueek.—Work, 716, HERALD, Pupils Wanted. BEADS, Beads, Beads.—Always arriving. —Large assortment of Beautiful Beads. Lessons given.—Curio Depot, 81, Shortland Street. CAN 'Sou Swim?— Let me teach you. Once learned, never forgotten. Terms: Six lessons, 31 Is; Classes, 12 lessons, £1 Is.— D, B. Aiderson, Instructor, Topid Baths. CORRESPONDENCE\J ally compiled etch Pupil, all Subjects. Economical efficient courses Matriculation, Teachers' Certificates, Pharmacy, National Scholarships, Public Service Entrance, Bookkeeping, Shorthand, etc. Write prospectus. Special "War" prico list.—Metropolitan Correspondence College. P.O. Box 671, Auckland, LEARN to mike your own Ureases,— girl, on leaving school, should tako a course of instruction at Mrs. Malcomson's, Dressnwliing Classes, held Day and Evening, Vrainiag Course, £3 8s; Single Lessons, Is lid; individual supervision, Notice. —Drosses and Costumes prepared for Homo Finishing. Address: Over Walker's, Chomist, Woliesley St. West, comer Elliott St. LESSONS given in Pen Painting, WoodXJ carving, Pokerwork, and Stencilling Articlos ties gned or plain; prico lists posted. —Miss Ayliiig, 4, Strand Arcade, Auckland, MILLINERY taught thoroughly by competent milliner. Morning, afternoon, evenin,? Jjlasaaa.— Call Studio, 3rd' Floor, H.M. Arcade, for all particulars. T EARN TO WRITE BHOWCARDS—Day XJ and Evening Classes, and by Correspondonce.— Showcard.s, 466, Queen St. 10 per cent, off for Bo'oiiora. Wanted to Buy. APPAREL. - MRS. BOTTERILL gives «tl Highest Pric.B ior All Kinds of LEFT-OFF CLOTHING, BOOTS ETC. 46, ELLIOTT ST. 'Phone 8488. APPAREL. - Fischer, 860, Queon St. — Clothing, Jewellery, Boots, Pawn Tickets, False Teeth—'Phone 8021. My representative, Mis. Martin, will call. E'TirTI'UiINTrJRE, Pianos, etc., ar.;i give highest prices; whole houses bought cuv. Motor-car kept for prompt service. 'Phono 162. Auction Department. TONSON CARLICK CO.. LTD. A RING to Mrs. Kmiy.—She Buys Ladies'; Ji. Gent.'s, Children's Clothing, Evening Dresses, Bead Trimming. 'Phone 2608.— 802, Queen St. BANK Accounts increased by bringing your Misfit, Loft-off Clothing and Boots _____________ St. BOTTLES, Rags. Metals, Bones, etc, Bought.- -Australasian Waste Product and Bottle Co., 43, Hobson St. (next Farmers' Uaionjj BOTTLES AND SAC. Broken Glass in quantities 2owt upwards. For Ben'. Prices, THE ZEALANDI.A TRADING CO., ' 'Phone 2431 20, Stanley Street. BOOKS WRnted.-Libraiies, Parcole, Single Volumes, Magazines, Novels; top prices. Brough's Old Book Shop. 378, Queen St., opp. Town Tall. REAM Cans (3) wanted at once, up to 5 gallons capacity; state lowost price.—H. Penny. Birkdale, Auckland. CLARKSON. Doaier, 68. Ponsonby Rd-, Buys in any condition: Bicycles. Prams.. Tool*, Watches. Jewellery, False Teeth. Highest prices given, | F~ALSE Teeth, sound or otherwise top market price to trade and others.— Pearlino Co., 168, Queen Street. GALVANISED Piping; 500 ft eiNch lin and t tin; good condition; state puce— Pipes, Ctevedon P O. UN, double-barrel, 8.L., good, wanted.-i'r.-o and particulars, to Shotgun, 667 I UiU'AU. _ T,'"! T ter ''•'. 'ionn.- -.-i I LA "l k1 Oak Zoo. o_n«h'ingi. , ■ P' .'•'. i;;CTION ''• Slo\->,:-. i_hurroin, /. i"i oven, "■ ''■ "i complex l, .a ftrH | . ..•.,<•:-,«-. '. .ii. -}_■ sea, Tau ■ ti. | • y . -:,. '. - ■ ItV.-„ " 'i. i<j«ite-i .o i ' . - o .' .-. : jLjji;, ■' " au,' aiSifl. , I -Melbonrnor "?1 L - , PIANOS wa U , rSr-''- pric' y';! ' ' ;;x>d ir.'i'n "i - ; ..Jt our pj.r< %'■ .' ; '„^i ; :u r? r- o _ '._.:'. }i-r 1 '''./ , >' r H~ t-il ;i..,ii:. v, .-'•: ,■":■■ ,- y.0:.->I.J- ---'".&'-.! I >•''.- , ' i:-W± I 'i.v- |-vT> . //""L.\.\- '"' MODEL, i 1 " '>' ,i'ju * "c:>. . . „..-.,. -i k k» ... i,--vfti: coil, price to '- ■ GROCER. I 732, Her>-.p. "YJkTjiu'l.ii.'NG Machine, second-hand, I TV wrmted; must pass inspector's test.— Weight, 726, ;{____ WE ARE CASH BUYERS ,of all grades of KAURI GUM at highest market rat<,S ' THOS. LEES AND SONS. , Customs Street East. TET OS PAY PART, OF 'TOUR _j TAILOR'S BILL. We are doing this for several gent'amen bj, buying thoir discarded Clothes. Having a regular demand for all kinds of Men's Clothes, we are prepared to offer lop Prices. Ring 3976 and our Representative will call °THELONDON CLOTHING, CLEANING THE lu£l- d REPAIRING CO. 8, Gt. North Rd. (near Ponsonby Reservoir). AOE'fll BAOKSI Second-hand chaff, flour, OR GEAIN SACKS . BOUGHT IN ANY QUANTITY. TEXTILE BAG AND SACK CO.. LTD., Nelson Street Extension. 'Phone 2854. „ . ARE BUYERS OF L ' J FUNGUS. FUNGUS. FUNGUS. Best Priws GivenAH CHEE, Box 753. Opposite G.P.C.. TEA L E v. D a WANTED. T*- Quantities Not Less than 28 i. % Good Clean Metal,. Only. -~- ~ . , ■•■'/:■ ' y HERALD OITICE. GrSNTLEMEN, don't .OmfcX??* Old XX Hat. We Clean and 3ejr#seel Die new, , I HJw's Hfit factory, 208/Kara(iiahape % u *