Page 1 Advertisements Column 6

New Zealand Herald, Volume LV, Issue 16993, 29 October 1918, Page 1

Situations Wanted. CLERK, married, ineligible, quick at figures, expert double entry, typist, capable taking charge of Hustler. 447, HERALD, ENGINEDRIVER, first-class ticket, requires position; married man, ineligiblo military service,—A.W.J., 435, HEBAJbD. GARDENER (expert) wants work by the day, regular or otherwise.—Nemesia, 487, HEBALD. GARDEN, Lawn, Hedgo, or Scythe work wanted by active, experienced man.— „J.W., 492, Herald. HELP -Companion—Young lady seeks position; undertake all duties; elderly people or adult family preferred.— Anxious, 490, HERALD. "trOUSEKEEPER—Position wanted by JJ. capable, energetic person, lor 2 gentlemen own mistress; wages, 265 ; refs.—E.C., 440, HERALD. HOUSEKEEPER— Position wanted by married woman, with girl 11 years i 1 or 2 respectable men; handy to school — Writo Sincere, 491, HERALjX MOTOR Mechanic expert, open (or engagement; ineligible—R.O., P.O. Box 510. City. SALESMAN, Dress or Manchester Department—Position wanted first week Deoember—Draper, P. 0., Oamaru, ' VIOLINIST, first-class, open for engage- " ment; certificated i accept pioture or similar work—Viola, 441, HEBAtP. Apartments Wanted. BOARD wanted in country for Elderly Man, useful, fond of gardening, and milking—X-Y.Z., 406, HEBALP. BOARD and Lodging wanted by single man, returned soldier, near Greenwood's Corner or Royal Oak.—Hauraki, 494, HERALD, BOARD and Lodgings required by working man i permanent position; small (private family; Ponaonby preferred— Urgent, 493, Herald. GENTLEMAN, middle-aged, wants BedSittingroom, with quiet family, breakfast only i must be within 2d section.—Refinement, Box 1054, G.P.CAuckland. 'DOOM, furnished (plain), large, wanted i •*•*' downstairs i within mile from tbe G.P.0., Auckland.— terms for room alone, and for. food and room per week, J.N., 486, HERALD. Apartments Vacant. A COSY, Complete Living Room, balcony i handy Id tram ; moderate to refined couple; also Single Room— Address at Herald. APARTMENTS lor Visitors and Pennanents. home-like- Single room, 6s; board £< or breakfast only—Hillcrest. East St.. Symonds St. AUSTRAL Agency, 17, Phoenix Chambers, opp. G-P.O.— Flats, furn and unfurn., in good localities; Board— 'Phono 2102 A. ACCOMMODATION-Suit business people, epacious grounds, tennis coon, lucLuur view; permanents from 22s 6d.— Elizabeth, St., Ponsonby. 'Phone A 865. BEDROOM, furnished, select, single; califont, electric light, all conveniences.— Symondß St., opp. Grafton Bridge. BEDROOM, turn., use diningroom, kitchen, convs.; close to trams ; private family; srfit M:C. or 2 ladies —'Phone 1372. BRAEMAR, 52, Wynyard St-, near St. Paul's Furnished Flat, bedroom, diningroom opening on verandah; separate cocking; references; no children. in l i ii t <> n. v> Whitaker Plate, off Symonds St., first tram stop past St. Paul's. Apartments, Broakfast optional, 'Phone 3216. Central—Select— FLAT, superior, furnished, electrio light, private entrance, meter and kitchenette; also Large Single Room.— Wynyard St. lADY offers Bedroom (breakfast if rei quired) to City gentleman; well-placed , house, 2d section.—Address at HERALD. LADY, with private home, will Let 1 or 2 R'oma, use of kitchen; suitable for young ludies; good position.—Addres? at ( Herald,M' ARA-TJION, -8, Lower . Symonds St. (under now management).— for Visitors and Permanents; all modern convs. Newly renovatedMGUWT ROYAL, 237, Upper Symonds St.—Vacancies for Visitors and Permanents!. terms mod... all convs—Mrs. La Petto. 'Phone 852, _ - . EOOMS, furnished, double and single; . use diningroom,' califont, electric light— 80, Grafton Road, lmin below Bridge. ROOMS— Singlo Bods, 5s 6d and 7s 6d, breakfast if desired; Double (M.C.). 133 6d; all convs.: sitting-smoke room, hot bath and shower, electric light throughout: Bming station.—Victoria House, 48, Nelson St., City. ROOMS— Brighton House, 61, Hobson St.. two doors below Victoria St., lmin Queen St.; quiet, homely y6s week. S HARROW, 79, Manukau Flats, superior, ' furnished,. self-contained; every convenience; Id section.—'Phone 1539. SORRENTO, 8, GRAFTON ROAD, near Choral Hall. First-class Accommodation. 'Phone 1708. ■ . MISS C. BURKE. VENTNOR, Devonport—Vacancies for a few Permanents: beautiful views, overlooking 'harbour. THE CHIMES. 67, SYMONDS STREET. The above Popular. Houso is now conducted as an Apartment House on the English system. Breakfast if desired. 'Phone 1144. MRS MARTIN. THE ' FARMERS' HOUSE. THE LANGHAM PRIVATE HOTEL (Next Laidlaw Leeds), AUCKLAND. Tariff, 35s Per Week. 6s 6d Per Day. WHERE TO STAY IN WELLINGTON, HOTEL COLUMBIA, near Town Hall! Cuba Street—First-class accommodation for 100 guests. Electric light throughout. Elevator. Ten bathrooms. Excellent cuisine. Drawing and commercial rooms. Tariff, 8s per day; £2 2s per week. Permanents by arrangement. Now under" the entirely new management of MRS. M- COOKE, late of Christchurch. Partnerships, Mnancial, Etc. AUCKLAND Building Society Shares, any group. State lowest price for cash.— Buyer. V 67. HEBALD. MOTOR Importers— Praotical and theoretical Motor Expert open engagement as Manager, Salesman, or responsible position; highest orc"dentials; would invest £500 to £1000 if induced.— 1139, Auckland. r»7frnrv WANTED at 6 per cent, on JJ I JUU Farm Property, valued at £14,230— W. R. Walker, Hobson Bldgs., Snortland St. O CAA ' £450, £200. TO Lend, First Mort*JUUi gage, Freehold Security; also £200 for purchase of good First Mortgage.— Miss E. Melville, Solicitor, Customs St E. Businesses Wanted. ' TXTIDOWER, over military age, with £100, rVV wants half -interest in good cash busii ness, suburbs.— 0., Auckland. Miscellaneous. PREVENT Influonza-infection by taking Gly Kol. Price, 2s 6d.-At Woollams's Pharmacies, MADAME REPRAH. 844. Queen St.. opp. j Statue.— Sonsible talks, helpful advice. ] Interviews daily, from 10 a.m. to 9 p.m. C"HEAP FIBH MEALS, Sanford's Restaurants.— Fish Meals down to Is. Best Meal in Town GENTLEMEN, don't discard your Old Hat. We Clean and Remodel like new. -Cox's Hat Factory, 208. Karangahape RdARE Your Employees insured? Telephone 57 National Insurance Co.. 101, Queen "Street. "yOU can't beat Linoarnisb if you want 1 a hard, brilliant, lasting surface on your linoleum. Applied once a year it gives a brilliant polish without any rubbing, All Grocers. CALL or 'Phone 1666 for samples of our new season's Suitings. Real nobby goods in all the latest designs and shades. -Mcßnde. the Tailor, 11-13. Victoria Street GLY KOL cures, Influenza.— Obtainable at Woollams'B Pharmacies, Price. 2s 6d, ANTED - "Housewives this week to see Smeeton'e Window Display of the Wonderful New Washing Powder, " Fairy" Cleanser. Just try one packet. It's guaranteed good and pure. No rubbing required.— SeeSn_______D______Window. INFLUENZA Microbes killed by taking X Gly Kol. Price, 2s 6d—Obtainable at Woollams's Pharmacies. DO you know the Newton Supply Agency, 227, Karangahape Road, supply the latest in Phonographs, Gramaphones, and Records. Repairs promptly done. Also best ouality Furniture. Cash and terms— 'Phone 2104 A. . COMMERCIAL Men—Accidents and Sick- ) ness may overtake you. Perfect and cheap protection—National Insurance Co,, , 101, Queen St,