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New Zealand Herald, Volume LV, Issue 17012, 20 November 1918, Page 1

j Situations Vacant, LADY, young, for hair work, previous experience not necessary; personal references must accompany application.— X.Y.Z.. tog. Herald. LOCOMOTIVE-Driver for bush . loco., Johnson Grand, wanted.— Box Co.. Ono'.u. near Taihape _ MAN wanted for Country Newspaper Agency.—Apply Hkkald Publishing Office. Wynd"ham St. _J _ MAX, smart, wanted for Soiling Newspapers ok waterfront.— Herald Publishing Office,-. Wyndham St. MAN, young, strong, wanted to a-ssist in store, constant employment if suitable. - Glover and Co.. Produce Merchants, Customs St. E MOTOR ■ Mechanic, first-class, wanted: one able to do lathe work preferred.— McEwen and Hutton, Waiuku. P"aINITSRS- Wanted" :i Good Men; train fare paid. -A. Salter. Hamilton. (JAWMILL Hand's- Head C.rrular, lis; Yj Slipman, 12?. -13-11, Endean's ' Buildings ___ •_ ; (JTABLE Lad wanted, look after'2 horses; ij easy place; about 8»t Apply Jos. Graham, Kaipaki. Waikalo. a GROUSERS Machinist wanted, permanent. 1 -Geo Mcßnde. Tailor. Victoria St. 'PURNER. first-class, wanted.-Wilkinson A and Ross, Nelson St. YOUNG Lady as Prob&tioner-Nursf wanted: salary to start, 10s.—Severn House, Ponsonby Rd. CHART BOYS WANTED FOR OUR FACTORY. Apply to KEMPTHORNE, PROSSER. AND CO'S N.Z. DRUG CO., LTD.. Albert Street HPAKAPUNA BOWLING CLUB. Wanted for the Takaptvna Bowling Green — .. A COMPETENT GREEN-KEEPER. Good wages for a suitable man. Apply DIPROSE, Takapuna. fp 0 C 0 A C BUIL D E S. WANTED. GOOD WOODMAN. First-class shop; al! modern machinery; no heavy work. Constant job and good prospects. Highest wages. Apply, J. POMEROY AND CO.. LTD., Box 103, Ham.Hon. W ANTED. FOREWOMAN, To la>e charge of girls in Factory, App'y. by letter, FOREWOMAN, H.EEAIB. i , Tir A.N T E D. GIRLS FOR BINDERY AND LITHOGRAPHIC DEPARTMENT. I WORKS MANAGER, I HEaAia. Apply. i Situations Wanted. CeRETAKEK.— Position wanted by Imperial veteran, 12 years' service; strong, energetic, total abstainer; slightly lame through accident; satisfied small wages.—Caretaker, 676, HEBALD. COACH, ei]>erienc«d, desires Correctional Work for Correspondence College m subjects for Public Service Examinations, Teacher's Certificate, or Matriculation.— Returned, 698, HERALD. _ COMPANLON-Help— Steady young Lady wants light position; good at sewing.— Apply Anxious, 708, HEBaLD, OOOK-General, competent, desires position,- private family, adults; good experience, good qualifications.—Eeplv, (tating salary, Davis, 715, HEBALD. C COSTUMIER and Dressmaker, thoroughly J competent, seeks engagements; terms, 8s day and fares— Fashions, 700, HEEALD. GENERAL, -with boy (4yrß), requires re-en-gagement; country preferred.—Bell's Registry, 22, City Chambers, Queen St. 'Phone_l7o2.__ HOUSEKEEPER.-Position wanted by very capable Woman; highest refs. for work and integrity.—Address at HEEA LD. LADY, young, 2 years' clerical and general office experience, desires engagement Typiste. 707. 'HERALD. LADY, young, nice, refined, wishes position as Housekeeper to farmer (widower) or otherwise; small wages.—B.. Newton P.O. MAN, competent, wants position, milk, garden, or small farm; good reference —Apply Milk, 680, HERALD. " MAN, young, married, wants position as manager of mixed farm; thoroughly experienced in all branches. Or would lease farm of about 100 acres between Te Kuiti and Auckland.—Write Urgent, 687, HERALD. MAN, capable, energetic, possessing initiative, open for engagement; good horseman, can repair, work all fairm implements machinery, handy with tools; can produce first-class credentials.— Method, 705, HERALD. ■yVURSE, Companion, or Housekeeper, ex--1" perienced, wants position, near town; excellent references.—Mrs Cambridge, Short's Buildings, Queen St. SHEEP and Cattle"Station-Wanted to O plate boy 16; good home beiore wages. -36, Wyndham St. SLAUGHTERMAN, all-round, wants posi--0 tion; abstainer; thorough knowledge dieestine and refining tallow. State wages. —Worker, 697. HERALD. STOREKEEPERS— general experience grocery, hardware, drapery, mercery, clot'iing; good salesman and canvasser; ride and drive; abstainer, 70s—H. Moliet, P. 0., Wjaiuku. TRASHING and Cleaning wanted by the " day by reliable Woman.— letters ' to Reliable, 711. Hekalp, "iVTDOW, "it"-' boy 4 years, wants posiT } tion in pr vato house.— Willing, 704, Herald WOODWORKING Machinist, first-class, >> open engagement.—Apply Machine, 672, Herald. "yOUTH, nearly 20, with good education, x no business experience, requires position in town; good Knowledge farm stock and land—Smart, 673, HERALD. TO WATCHMAKERS, JEWELLERS, 1 ETC, Young Man, with extensive experience in Watchmaking, Jewellery, and Optical Trades, Repairing, Manufacturing, and Sales, seeks Situation- Could manage business—Apply, PRACTICAL, 662, HERALD Pupils War.ted. LEARN TO WRITE SHOWCARDS-Day and Evening Classes ?nd by Correspondence.—WiKctl Showcards, 466, Queen St. 10 per rent, off for Soldiers. UNIVERSITY Coach undertakes lndi- ' vidua! Tuition; nil subjects and exams.; backward education a specialty; moderate fees.-Box 1215, .G.P.O. "I VANTED.— Many a man has been handi- '. » » capped in life by a limited vocabulary and inadequate power of expression. 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