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Situations Wanted. ACCOUNTANT, with commercial experience at Home and abroad, seeks posi- . tion.—C.J.C.. 85 ( MEBALD. i ACCOUNTANT, highest qualifications and D credentials, knowledge shipping, costing, Customs work, eleven years' wholesale - experience, returned soldier, seeks position.— I Commerce, 100, 'HERALD, i 2, good, open to go into I country: contract or day work; plans prepared. — C.R., 66, HERALD. - CLERK, energetic, good qualifications and references, desires engagement with city • mercantile firm—State salary, etc., to Corres- - pondence. 324. HERALD. _ COMPANION-Help, good bright refined ' homo essential.—Unity, 54, HERALD. COOK, plain, good, wants position, near Ml. Eden preferred.— Reliable. 106, Herald. CLARKE'S Farmers' Registry. 4, High ' St.—Waiting Employment, Farm Labour, best class; Share-Milkers, Ploughmen, Milkers, Married Couples, Fencers. DAIRY Farm.—Lad, experienced, seeks : , position: good home essential.—Write, stating particulars and wages to Reliable, Manurewa P.O. T>|ENTAL Mechanic, fully experienced, ' AJ seeks position.— 88, (HERALD. ' FARM.— Position wanted by Youth. 18, in- ; experienced, but willing work; 15s, ! found; good home.—P., HERALD , FENCER, or Working Manager, rough . farm.—Position wanted by man, 15 years' , experience: North Auokland preferredWorker, 82, HERALD. GARDENER, practical, wants position; , Vegetables, Flowers, Fruit.— 95, ' HERALD. GARDENING or Hedge-trimming required; , other work not objected to-— 27, HERALD. HOUSEKEEPER wants position, take care of gentleman's home; good cook, and reliablo.-Q.E.G.. 51. iHEBALD. HOUSEKEEPER—Rehned. young Person would like position to one or two adults. own mistress,— Z., 355, HERALD. HOUSEKEEPER, witn child, town or country; Generals, Sewing Maids, Second Cooks (hotel), waiting engagement.— ' Ideal Registry, 6, Short's Bldgs. LEGAL.— Wanted position by qualified Solicitor, 9 years' experience.— cate with Legis, 105. 'HE-AID. LEGAL Position required by young man; 6 years' experience, all branches; partially qualified; studying final.— 883, Herald. MILLINER, experienced, desires position, country.— salary to A.T., 10, ' Herald. NURSE-Attendant.— Lady, with nursing experience, .wants position in good home; help light household duties.—B.A., _, EEBALP. OFFICE or Position ot Shop Assistant in ' Drapery Department.—Youth wants employment.—Clerical. 62, HERALD. SADDLER, married, general band, requires employment, any locality. Must be oei—lanent if suitable.—Saddle, P. 0., Te Awamutu. IOHARE-Milking-Family (6), experienced V) milkers, want herd cows, 60 to 100, hand or machines.—Farmer. 69, HERALD. QHARE-Mkking wanted by two Returned yj9 Soldiers, married, ail milkers; up to 120 cows, by machines; thoroughly experienoed.—A.B.C.. P. 0.. Devonport. SHEEP Station. - Youth wants Position; can ride, drive, and milk.— 6, HEBALD. SHORTHAND-Typisre, lunior.-Olhce position wanted; knowledge of book-keeping. References,—Address; Dunedin, 399, HERALD. STATION Work wanted by Married Couple, man general farm hand, good carpenter; wife, cook or housework—M., 863, HERALD. TTAILORESS.-Experienced all-round hand. X used to ladies work, would like position in oountry; inland town preferred; first-olass work.—Tailoress, 94. HERALD. Wanted to Buy. A RING to Mrs. Kelly.-She Buys Ladies', Gent's. Children's Clothing, Evening Dresses, Bead Trimming. 'Phone 2606 — 392. Queen St. WE BUY. FURNITURE, Pianos, etc., and give highest prices; whole houses bought out. Motor-car kept for prompt service. 'Phone 862.' Auction Department. TONSON GARLICK CO., LTD. APPAREL.— Bottenll gives Highest Prices All Kinds of Left-off Clothing, Boots, etc.— Elliott St. 'Phone 3488 APPAREL. — Fischer. 350, Queen St. —Left-off Clothing. Jewellery, Boots, Pawn Tickets, False Teeth. 'Phone 3021. Mrs. Martin. Representative, will call. BOTTLES. Rags, Meials, Bones, etc., Bought.—Australasian Waste Product and Bottle Co., 43. Hobson St. (next Farmers' Union). BOTTLES AND SACKS. For Best Price*. THE ZEALANDIA TRADING CO.. 'Phone 2431. 20, Stanley Street. FLBE Teeth, sound or otherwise; top JL market price to trade and others.— Pearline Co-, 168, Queen St. FURNITURE for 2 or 3 bedrooms, dining, room, and kitchen, and few necessary Garden Tools; will pay cash.— Cauldron. HERALD. HOUSES for Removal, old and new, bought for Cash: highest price given. —Johnstone, 114. Ponsonby Rd. HORSES wanted for the lions.— Royal Oak Zoo. Onehunga. MILK.— Wanted, three cans daily, either on rail or wharf, Auckland.— Dairy, Devonport. /ilirvn—'PHONE Number — Newmarket HlXyji) Trading Co.. want Bottles. Metals, Sacks, Rags. Give us a ring. We will call. cKENDRICK'S LION SACK AND BOTTLE EXCHANGE. WELLINGTON STREET. We are Buyers and Sellers of Sacks, Bottles, and Waste Products of Every Description. Fair Dealings. Prompt Business. 'Phone 4119. 17* U N G U S ' AND KAURI GUM. We are Buyers of Sun-dried Fungus and all gradef of Kauri Gum At Highest Markot Rates. L. 8. ; MAXWELL AND CO., Lower Hobson Street. TXf ANTEDTONS POTATOESPA TONS DRY ONIONS. ■J A TONS PICKLERS. Write, p A pERKINS AND HO., NEW CITY MARKETS. AUCKLAND. Miscellaneous. FOR speed and economy use CLINCHER CROSS MOTOR TYRES-made by NORTH BRITISH RUBBER CO. PULLAN, ARMITAGE AND CO., Auckland Agents. BEKKER'S Soap takes away the labour by Boakine the clothes 20 minutes, and put some in the boiler. It makes the linen white. • ATTRACTIVE Writing Pads to suit all X_ tastes may lie had at Allen and Co.'s, ■ Stationers. Queen St. . LADIES' Felt, Volour and Tagol Hats remodelled, latest style; Gent.'s Hats I cleaned and blocked.—Cox, Tho Hatter, Karangaliapo Road._ YOUR Motor-cycle will run best on CLINCHER "DREADNOUGHT" TYRES-the high-grade NORTH BRITISH make. They are the most economical for ' long service- In all sizes, from any dealer. TUBS. DALTUN MATERNITY NURSE ■"-*- 3, SURREY STREET, Groy Lynn. Quiet, Private Home for Ladies during Accouchement ATEVER Such an Opportunity as Now.— • IN Aucklandera dig apace into that Feild- , in« Boot Stock at Pearson's, Karangahape . Rd., Newtea. MADAME LENOIR, 56, Mt. Eden Rd. 'Phono 2657.—High-class Dressmaker.— - New autumn styles and designs. Moderate , charges. WATERMAN'S ideal Self-filling Fountain l VV Pen, 21s; the most reliable pen on the 1 market.—Allen's, Stationer, Herald Bldgs. . T AW Students can procure Garrow's Notes 1 Li and other Law Books from Allon and ; to., Law Stationers. Queen St. ! rpHE Scotch and Jewish Communities all i X gather at one common Pearson's Boot Sale, Karangahapo Rd., Newton. ) ' Try ~~ Gander'.on's HAIR and SCALP 1 TONIC ;" Ponsonby Road. a TVO you know the iNewton oupply Agency, • JL/ 227, Karangahape Road, supply the - latest in Phonographs, Gramaphones, and » Records. Repairs promptly done. Also best : quality Furniture". Cash and terms.—'Phone 'SIO4A.

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New Zealand Herald, Volume LVI, Issue 17109, 14 March 1919, Page 1

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Page 1 Advertisements Column 5 New Zealand Herald, Volume LVI, Issue 17109, 14 March 1919, Page 1

Page 1 Advertisements Column 5 New Zealand Herald, Volume LVI, Issue 17109, 14 March 1919, Page 1

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