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New Zealand Herald, Volume LVI, Issue 17112, 18 March 1919, Page 1

Situations Wanted. ASSISTANT.— Young man (20), with one year's experience, and good knowledge of accountancy, seeks position in good business ; good references.— 225, Herald. BARMAID, Registered, would like position; rets, if required; town or country. —Reliable. 219. 'HERALD. pOOKHOUSE" Flax or~Saw Mill, wanted V' to take over: husband work in mill.— A.8.C., 120, HERALD. /'"'LARK'S Registry. 4, High St.—Wanted v> Position by Married Ploughman, refs.; Shepherd, 60s; Lads, milk; Capable Fencer, 60s. T\OMESTIC "Duties, small household. •L ,T , wanted by reliable Woman.—Reply, slating wages offering, Reliance, 206, 'HERALD. DRESSMAKER, practical, desires engagement, daily; thoroughly experienced; would undertake wcdrt'ng or mourning outfits.—A.B.l'., '217. 11EUALD. T\RIVER.-Man, 50, wants job: Ford lorry ■LP or horses; competent., rail shipping, town and suburbs.—Ford, 208. 'HERALD. E~ GI NED HI VER wants position; first stationary river engineer and second marine oil certificates; town or country Capable, 135. HERALD. T/ARMERS. — Advertiser. experienced ■I machine milking, work all implements, age 47, abstainer: 70s. find self,—Farm, 229, •HERALD. GARDENER, experienced in lawns, flow ers, hedges, etc., requires work; daily lor permanent.— Gilbertson, Manukati Rd., Epsom. GENTLEWOMAN with Nursing experience desires engagement for few weeks; highest credentials.—Address at HERALD. A ROGER'S Assistant, 20, experienced, VI seeks position, indoor or outdoor work; use-' to horses, best of refs.—Assistant, 204, 'iIERALD. HO l 7 R EKE EPE ent lom an. - id d air-d Widow requires position.—Reply. A.N.. 153, Heiulp. __ HOUSEKEEI'ER.— Position wanted by -11 woman with child age 4; good cook and ' reliable own mistress preferred.—C.B., 195, (Herald. _ HOUSEKEEPER, child school age, seekf position, Hamilton district: highest refs., lond children; clean home essential,— X.Y.Z., 641, 'HERALD, Hamilton. HOUSEKEEPER, young, with girl school age, disengaged in April, seeks position, widower or bachelors; both willing assist milking.—Hcusekeepor, Hawera P. 0., Taronaki. LADY, eldorly. requires position care ol J invalid or ii"ht duties: sreall homo.— A.8.C., 640. HERALD, Hamilton, LADY Help, young, musical, domesticated, seeks position with elderly couple or adult family.—Full particulars to Help, 205, UEMLD. MAN, with river master's certificate, requires situation.— W.M., 215, HERALD. ASSAGE.—Gentlewoman, experienced, 111 disengaged, is prepared to take few patients for Massage. Homos visited. Terms. etc—Nurse. 182. HERALDIt/TO TOR-Cars Washed, Polished, or M Painted; moderate charges: homes visited by Expert.—Write Motor. 159. Hekald^ NURSE, trained, going to England, will give services for passage.—Nurse, Te Ai-oha Post Offioe. _____ PLOUGHMAN or Waggoner.— competent with horses, wants Position; married, one child: own cottago: handy school. —W„ care Brooks, Railway St., Ellerslie. POSITION wanted with homely people foi X ono month; will take charge.—Write, stating wages, to Relieving. '224, HERALD. SIT ARE-M ilki ng wanted by 2 experienced men; 50-60 cows, machines.—Milk, 123 Herald. QHARE-Milking.—Wanted by family, ex U perienced. 30 to 60 cows, hand oi machine; at liberty April.—C., Mauku Store SIIARE-Milking.' — Experienced family IJ want Herd, 100 or more, machines, next season; present placo, 2 years.—MX., 189. herald. SOLDIER, returned, unable to resume former occupation, seeks light position outdoor preferred, or willing to learn trade, wages subsidised by Government.Soldier 202, HERALD. STATIONERY Assistant, young, experi 0 enced, wants position; town or country shop.—G.L., 210, Herald. STOREKEEPERS. — General Assistant grocery, hardware, drapery, good sales man and canvasser, rido and drive.— 228, 'Herald. . Ty PISTE —Position wanted, legal , offioe: knowlodgo bookkeeping, searching; 5 years' experience law office. Salary, £2 ss. References. 160. Herald. STENOGRAPHER AND TYPISTE. Position Wanted by Lady as SECRETARY OR CONFIDENTIAL CLERK. Eleven years' experience in one of New Zealand's largest firms. Address „ „ P.O. BOX 618. Auckland. Wanted to Buy. A RING to Mrs. Kelly .-She Buys Ladies', Gent 's, Children s Clothing, Eveninc Dresses, Bead Trimming. 'Phono 2606 — 392, Queen St. WE BUY FURNITURE, Pianos, etc., VV and give highest prices; whole houses bought out. Motor-car kept for prompt service. Phone 862, Aucticn Department, TONSON GARLICK CO., LTD. A PI'AREL.—Mrs. Bot*enll gives Highest A Prices All Kinds of Left-off Clothing, Boots, etc.ls, Eiliott St. 'Phone 3488 1 PPAKEL. -""Fischer, 350. Queen St. A -Left-off Clothing. Jewellery, Boots, Pawn Tickets. False Teeth. Thone 3021, Mrs. Martin. Representative, will call. BOTTLEB. Rags, Metals. Bones, etc.. Bought.—Australasian Wa6te Product and Bottle Co., 43, Hobson St, (next Farmers' Union). Bottles and SACKS. For Best Prices, THE ZEALANDIA TRADING CO., 'Phono 2431, 20. Stanley Street. OOKS Wanted.—LiDrarios, Parcels. Single Volumes, Magazines, Novels; top priMs, —Brough's Old Book Shop, 378, Queen St., opp. Town Hall. pLARKSON, Dealer. 88, Ponsonby Rd., V Buys in any condition-Bicycles, Prams- Tools. Watches, Jewollery. raise Teeth, Highest prices given. I7VALSE, Teeth, sound or otherwise; top X market price to trade and others.— Pearline Co. IBS. Queen St. FURNITURE for 2 or 3 bedrooms, diningroom, and kitchen, and few necessary Garden Tools; will pay cash.—Write Cauldron. Herald. HORSES wanted for the lions.— Boyd, Royal Oak Zoo. Onehnnga. KAURI Gum wanted to Buy in any quantity, small or large; best price and i prompt reply.— Trubtihovich. 22, Customs St. E., 3rd floor. Phone 2918. GUM.-Wo are Cash Buyers at V highest market rates of all Buyers at L highest market rates of all grades. THOS. LEES AND SONS, Customs St. East T/'ODAKS. V.P.K.. or larger size, up to IV 2C, with Anostigmat lens.—Cash, 223, Herald', TABLES and Chairs, etc., suitable for -L kiosk or refreshment rooms; state price, Kiosk. 197, HERALD. TYPEWRITER, Brief size, wanted to J Buy. i—Full particulars to Type, 188, Herald. A-( An-'PHONE Number — Nc-wmarkot 4JUJ Trading Co., want Bottles, Metals, Sacks, Rags. Give us a ring We will call. M A C K S! SACKS! SECOND-HAND CHAFF. FLOUR, OR GRAIN SACKS BOUGHT IN ANY QUANTITY. TEXTILE BAG AND SACK CO., LTD, Nelson Street Extension. 'Phone 2864. ■t y E ARE BUYERS OF FUNGUS. FUNGUS. F U N G U S. Best Prices Given. AH CHEE. Box 753. Opposite G.1'.0. Miscellaneous. GENTLEMEN.— Your Kelt and Velour Reblocked and Cleaned; Ladies' Hats Kemodollcd, latest style. — Cox, The Hatter, Karangahape Road. EDSON'S Hair Renewer has been selling since 1859 A.D.; now sells better th-n ever; gives proof of its value. GIIANT C'alifonls, hoi water instantly; the r safest heater made.—Central Plumbing Works ill. M. Koesing), Strand Arcade. RIMLESS Glasses, Pre-war Prices—Von Stunner, Doctor of Optics, Specialist in sight-testing, 11.8. Buildings, Karangahupc Rd. lAS 6D DOZ., PLUS IS POSTAGE. Will Secure You THE HERALD CREAM WOVE BANK WRITING TABLETS. Qfdei; Now.