Page 1 Advertisements Column 8

New Zealand Herald, Volume LV, Issue 16980, 14 October 1918, Page 1

Domestics Wanted. COOK, for private home, in suburbs, wanted: good wages; good place.— Morrison, Labour Bureau. Snortland St. DOMESTIC Help wanted, capable, all duties: wages. £I.—Mrs. Geo. Peach, Gordonton, Waikato. GENERAL or Working Housekeeper, good, wanted; no laundry work.—MrOwen Monckton, Hamilton. ___ GENERAL wanted for Takapima; 2d tec tion ; 3in family; easy plate.— G. A. Parkes, 128, Victoria St, GENERAL, capable, wanted, end October, small family; wages, 255; countrv girl preferred.—Mrs. H. B. Coupe, Putaruru. ENERAL, reliable, wanted,, do plain cooking, washing, and ironing; other help kept; wages, £1; refs.— Nelson Banks, Matamata. m GIRL wanted for Supper-rooms.—Burling-ton, 83, Earangahapo Rd., Newton. OOD Quiet Homo offered in suburbs, to lady in return for very light duties. A real good opportunity for one with small income. GAvEY, 29. Elliott Street. HOUSE-Parlourmaid wanted; wages. 25a.Apply ' Mrs. U. Horton, corner oj ronland Rd., Remnera. Telephone 1780. lADY Help wanted; wages, 22s 6d; no 1 washing.— telephone 3671. LADY Heln wanted; domesticated; no washing or cooking; small private board—Address at HESAIiD. LADY Help, capable, wanted assist; all duties; country woman preferred; wages Further particulars, Mrs. J. Hunter, Rata St.. New Lynn. 'Phone 3973 (5 rings). . . RELIEVING Maid wanted urgently.— Radnor, Waterloo Quadrant. WAITRESS, smart, wanted at once; easy job.-Address at HERALD. , B "ELL'S Registry. 22, City Chambers.--W. Cooks, 455; Second Cook, Waitresses 355, 255; Housemaids, 27s 6d, 255; Laundress, 255; Pantrymaid, Kitchenmaid, C. Generals, 30s, 20s; _ H.-Parlourmaid, Housekeeper, W. Milker, It Couples, XloO; Handymen, Gardeners, Boys, Cook, Kitchenman, 3rd Cook, Farm Hands.'Phono 1702. , Farm Hands Wanted. BOY, strong, wanted for farm work, rot much milking; good home; wages Wf start, £I.—T. Martin, Roto-o-rangi. _ CADET wanted at once for sheep farm; v» some experience, able milk; home comforts.—C. Parsons, P. Bag, Ngaruawahia_ ]7ARM Work.— 14 to 18 wanted, milki ing, etc., machines: no horsowork; state wages required Address at HEBAIJ). FARM Hand, experienced, wanted for bush country: duties, rounding cattle, fencing, etc.; wages, £3 week and cottage.— Bartholomew Timber Co.. To Whetu, via Putaruru. r_IRL, strong, clean, wanted, assist milk\J ing (macnine used) and light house duties—Apply, stating wages, Box 22» Matangi, waikato. MAN. single, wanted; used all implements* milking machines; state expenenoe; £3 and found, further rise if satisfactory.— Lever. Te Kniti. _. MAN. experienced, wanted.; machine milk-i ing and general farm work. Also, Strong Youth. would prefer mates willing to bach.— Porritt, Te Eowhai, Ngaruawahia. PLOUGHMAN wanted; Returned Soldier preferred; single: state experience! and wages required.—Thoa. Spear, jum, To . Awamutu. ■ YOUTH, strong, about 18, wanted for Sheep and Cattle Station.— G. Had- . dow, Solicitor, Wyndbam Chambers, Auckland. ', • YOUTH, strong, wanted, assist milkins and general farm work; machines used.; wages £1; goodHitchman Bros,, Waitoa. . . ; YOUTH, strong, or Man wanted to assist milking maehines and farm work; good wages to suitable man. Apply by letter. BOX 24, TuruaP.O. ' CENTRAL Registry, Queen St.—Station Couples, £160; Station Mm. £104: Btt* v tion Girls, £78; Milkers, £104; Handyman, £65. ' ___ i CLARK'S Registry, 4, High Wanted* -Four' Capable Teamsters; 6 Lad Milkers, 40s; Bullock Driver, 60s; 4 Married Couples. 60s. ,- _________ :.; , v Wanted Known. fci DATING Stamp, 1918-1926, rubber stamp . ' to -mark day, month, and year; .Is 6U, —Davy. 30, High St., Auckland., - - V MAS ; Order Trade.— are very'busy. Kindly book your orders early and/prevent disappointment. Take delivery-wherj you wish.-Mcßride, The Tailor, 11-13, Victoria Street. ,___ ■'.-.. --; --•■- ; MRS. 'POWER, 61. Ponsonby Rd., has returned.-Circle, Wednesday, ;8- ; p.m. Interviews daily, 10-12, 2-5. Evening, apjxuntw . ments., " ■ ' .'•-;-;.' ■ ■ _______ , . TORA-LINE means sound lungs. Speaker* i and Singers take Tora-lino. '-Ootarnabl*. at-all Leading Chemists. Is 6d and 2s 6d. < • LADIES— Your Panamas, Felt, jfagel, and Beaver Hats remodelled; latest fashion. -Cox's Hat Factory,' 208-210. liaran'gah&ps Road; : ■ - : ' -■■•• i ; ]71ISH Suppers.— nice after.the Pictures. . . -At the Central Fish Shop, 205. . "Karangahape Rd. *'■'■■-. MEN Wanted, to inspect Latest 'Patterns . coming season at Little Tailor Shop. ' Victoria St. E. Alterations, Repairs, and Remodelling.— 3088. ' TADIES.—Don't neglect your Hair. _ Hiv» 1/ treatment at reduced rates, owing towar.—Misses Wrigley, Watson's Buildings, Wellesley St. ■ ; ___ WE Now Stock Jolliffe's Works on Local Government; also, Garrow's Works.— Allen and Co., Law Stationers, Herald Bldgs. SPECIAL Face Massage for elderly ladies. Soothing to nerves, restful, refreshing.— Missos Wrigley, 15, Watson's Buildings, Wellesley St. .;_____ ' . '' _ ,:. I HAVE found those Quality Horse Covers and Prices very reasonable at O. J. DURBIN'S,. Saddler, 44, Wynyard St., next, ■; Wynyard Yards. His saddles for comfort, i, style, and durability are also very hard to beat. -If you ore buying, inspect his before < buying elsewhere, and you will be pleased. . . CALL or 'Phone 1656 for samples of our new season's Suitings. , Real nobby goods in all the latest.designs and .shades. -Mcßride. the Tailor. 11-13, Victoria Street. EASY PAYMENTS—Furniture, Pianos, Phonographs, Gramophones, Jewellery, Talking Machines repaired. Needles, Is 6_ posted.—Central Agency, 70, City Chambers. OSTRICH Feather Goods; FeatUer JDyemj and Renovation. — Helvetia Ostrioh Co's Factory, Hobson Buildings, next old P.O. ' (lake Lift.) HERBAL Remedies.—Mr. and Mrs. Mc-Leod-Craig. Herbal I Specialists, may be consulted at 115. Karangahape Rd., and 9, Victoria St., Union Bank Bldgs., daily. Our Herbal Remedies cure all curable diseases. Try them. NURSE WEBSTER (late of Severn House) has resumed practice at Cranleigh Maternity Home. Pentland Av„ off Valley Rd.. Mt. Eden. WHEN you take -LINE you know why everybody takes TORA-LINE. MEN'S Underwear for summer. Juab the thing for the hot weather—Drawers and Sinclets. Prices right. McBRIDE, The Tailor, 11-13. Victoria St. FRANK HOWLETT. 206, _aranganape Rd. —Cheapest for best Hairwork. Combings worked up. Price list of Switches ana Transformations posted. MADAME REPRAH. 844, Queen St., opp. ill Statue.—Sensible talks, helpful advice. Interviaws daily, from 10 a.m. to 9 p.m. DON'T Delay—Order your Xmas Suit now and avoid the rush and perhaps disappointment. _ . McBRIDE. The Tailor, 11-13. Victoria St. PLEASE Note change or my residential Telephono Number, formerly AB7B, now 992 '2 rings).—W. Gill, Taxi Proprietor, E»olanade Road. Mt. Eden. M~ ADAME EEPRAB. treats ailments by magnetic suggestion and personal magnetism: 10 a.m. to 8 pan.—344, Qn&on St. (opp. Grey Statue). HEAP FISH MEALS, Sanford's Restaurants.—Fish Meals down to Is. Best Meal in Town DO you know the- Newton Supply Agency, 227, Karangahape Road, supply the latest in Phonographs, Gramaphonee., and Records. Repairs promptly done. Also best quality Furniture. Cash and terms.—'Phone 2104 A. | , TORA-LBNE means sound lungs. Speaker* and Singers take Tora-line. Obtainable «.t ail Leading Chemists. Is 6d and 2s 6A BUY A PHONOGRAPH on Easy Terms.— Diamond Disc and Cylinder Phonographs, Columbia Gramaphones. All makes Records, from 2s- Needles and Repairs.Richardson's New Phouerics. A.M.P. Bldgs.. 216, Queen St. (downstairs). 'Phone 2860. OPEINO CLE A G. HAVE THE JOB DONE THOROUGHLY. With our Latest 5-h.p. Machine. Windows cleaned, floors washed, and all clasps of cleaning undertaken'promptly, by, an experienced staff of workmen. ~ Riyip 'Plmne BS''B. Estimates Fro*. B &RNATIONAL OLEANING CO, 57, Lome btreefc . f .' „ '■ . ;•'■ ' _ .- - * ■~ ' '. [ - ' 3 ■ ■■ ■■ :.