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Domestics Wanted. COMPANION-llelp wasted, country; evory i convenience; easy place. State full par-t;n;!ar«.-X.Y.Z.. 1.1, Herald. COOK-Gencra! wanted; refg.—Miss Clark. — 112. Rcjnuera Rd. 'Phone 94. COOK-General wanted; rofs. required: no washing; 3in family.—9B. Rciriueraj Kd. 'i'honc 1780. ( 'OOK-General for Parnell; family, i ' adults; no washing; other help given: wages, jQg.-'l'hone 2593. pOOH, good, wanted for country board- *-' inghouse; widow preferred, one child no objection; wages, 30s per week; faro paid. -Cook, Herald. DOMESTIC Duties.-Prolestant. reliable. -l-» wanted; one hour per day; city; state. terms,—Christian, Symondu St. P.O. GIRL, smart, wanted for light houfo duties. —Apply. Mrs. J. Niepor. cor. Market and G'.. South Kds . Remuera. LTOUSEMAID, experienced, wanted: with ■ll rcfs.--.Mrf. P. A. Lindsay. 1. O'Rorke St. HOUSEKEEPER, country, capable look after child 1 year: good wage?, refer-ences.-A.H.S.. 122, HERALD. T ADY Help, or General, wanted.—Apply, AJ any morning, at Arundel. 16, Tainm Beach. "VTI'RSE want»d to take charge of tv-, (children at Hamilton.- Apply Mrs. 11. W. St. Stephen's Ave.. Parneli: WAITRESS wanted.-Apply Prior's. ' 1 Strand Arcade. IirAITKESSES. experienced, and " Pro". » " bationer. wanted.- Belgium Lounge. BELL'S Registry. 22, City Chambers.—W. Cooks. 50s. Second; Waitresses, 30;. 355: Housemaids. 27s (id. 255. Li-undress?", 30s; Pantrymaids. Kitchenmaid.". C. -Generals. 30s. 20s: H.-Parlourmaids. M. Couple. 2nd Cook, Farm Manager (with dogs). Youths (farm, station). Cordialmakcr.— 'Phone 170-2. ■' i » Farm Hands Wanted. BOY. strong, 18 to 20, help machine-milk CO cows, coming season.— immediately. Ryan. Hopai. Hauraki Plains. pLARK'S Registry, High St.-Wanted. 3 \J Farm Hands. 355. Lad Milker?. 30s: Capable Man, lay concrete paths; Married Couple. IjWMILY to milk 50 cows on wages.—W. J' Bnase. Pukekohc. "yOUTH for dairy farm; machines used; .1 able to plough preferred.— Bros., Mauku. Pupils Wanted. LEARN TO WRITE SHOWCARDS-Daj and Evening Classes and by Correspondence—Willott Show-cards. -IG6. Queen it. 10 tier cent, off for Soldiers. T ADIES I T ADIES I T ADIES » I'Z PER WEEK CAN BE MADE AT 3*o HOME IN YOUK SPARE TIME MAKING SWEETS AND CHOCOLATES. LESSONS. GIVEN Personally or by Mail. WILL YOU HELP. Our pupils have more orders on hand than they can comfortably cope with- The Manufacturers are navinu the time of their lives, the trade was never more prosperous Commercial Travellers toll us that they cannot get enough chocolates to sell. No English, no American goods coming in. So, ladies of Auckland, this is your opportunity. Seize it. Wo w.ili help to make vou what, all women should — FINANCIALLY INDEPENDENT Our copyright recipes have proved to be ft winner in many a home, so come and see what our pupils arc doing., and have a look at their first attempts at Lolly Making. Nothing like it has been exhibited in this country before. Country people enclose stamped envelope re our social postage, course. Sample boxes of pupils' work, 2s 6d. INTERVIEW US THIS DAY FROM 1.30 TILL 5 30 P.M. ONLY. AUSTRAL C WEETS no, CHOCOLATE AND CANDY EXPERTS, 4th FLOOR. SECURITY BUILDINGS. ISS, QUEEN STREET. Est. 1884. (2 Doors Pas*. John Court, Ltd.), Also, at Sydney. Melbourne. Adelaide. Tuition Wanted. J ESSOINS in French, for commercial en -J animation, hv efficient coach.—Particn- ' Jars to Student. 115. Herald. I i Wanted to Buy. APPAREL. — FisclHjr, 350, Queen SI. —Left-off Clothing. Jewellery, Boots, Pawn Tickets. False Teeth. 'Phone 3021. Mrs. Martin. Representative, will call. _ APPAREL.— Mrs. Botterfll gives Highest Prices All Kinds of Left-off Clothing. Boots, etc.—4s, Elliott St. 'Phone 3488. 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 A RING to Mrs. Kelly-She. Buys Ladies', iv Gent's, Children's Clothing, Events Dresses, Bead Trimming. 'Phono 2606.— 891 Queen St. BATH, second-hand, wanted.—Particular! to Bath. S3. Hkral". BILLIARD-Dining Table, half-size, wanted. -Write Rcxona, 92. Hkrald. pOAKLEY WILL SELL IT! V -'Phone 2238. BOTTLES AND SACKS. For Best Prices, THE ZEALANDIA TRADING CO.. 'Phone 2131. 20, Stanley Street. pOAKLEY'S PRICE IS BEST. y —'Phone 2238. DEAL-Framc Planer; prefer four-sider; Engine. 12 by 16. suitable Boiler. State price, make, full particulars. — Miller, 87. Herald. DON'T!! IT WILL BRING CASH. COAK.LEY WILL SELL IT. 'Phone 2-238. FALSE Teeth, sound or otherwise; top market price to trade and other*,— Purlins Co., 168, Queen St. _ HORSES wanted for the lions.—Bc-ydi Royal Oak Zoo. Onehunga, KAURI Gum wanted to Buy in any quantity, sma.ll or large; boat price and prompt reply.—James Trubuhovicl, 22, Customs St. E.. 3rd floor. 'Phono 2918. MANURE, old. well rotted, wanted for garden; stable, cow, or sheep). State where procurable and price.—Stonehurst, Synionds Street. •_ MICROSCOPE, good, wanted; suitable, lor medical student.- Write, with full particulars, to C. A. Corban. Henderson, Auckland. t RAGS OF ALL KINDS. —Clothing Manufacturers, Householders, etc, Sell your Rags to TAKLE BROS.'i LTD. 'Phono 527. Union Sti, Auckland. ADDLE (stock), good,.)' second-hand; i) Porcelain Bath. 1-Ton Spring Cart, Medium Draught Cart and Plough Hor«o and Harness, guarantee, wanted: Alfa Laval Separator, about 50 gallons.—Full particular? to Box 11. Helensville. _ cM'ROCKKT-Chain, Sprocket and bucket. 0 suitable for elevator [or stone-crusher, wanted .-Box 4. Tuakau. BEN&A^%LSELLIT8 EN &A^%LSELLIT h COAKLF.Y WILL SELL IT For Cash Tomorrow.- 1 none 22.)8. OTAMPS old New Zealand, Samoa, old n Collections, and Loose Lots, wanted. highest price Collector, Bo* 723. Au< kland. jTr\A— 'PHONE Number. — Newmarket 4109 Trading Co wapt Bottles. Met. Sacks. Rags. Give us a ring. We will call. us . OL'TTRIM, lit, Victoria St., gives highest prices for Misfit and Left-oB Suits, Costumes, etc.--'Phono 2671. a RE YOU THINKING OF SELLING 1 CUT' If so. 'Phone 223?. COAKLEY WILL BE THERE K AURI QDM And F TJ N" C, U S. Wo are Buyers of All Grades of Kami Gun and Fungus at HIGHEST MARKET RATES. L. S. MAXWELL AND CO.. Lower Uobson Street. VJACKS. SACKS. SACKS, O BOTTLES AND WASTE PRODUCTS Of Every Description. WANTED TO BUY. Chaff Sacks. Ss per dozen. Flour Sacks. 9s 6d per dozen. We will call. THE LION BOTTLE AND SACK EXCHANGE, Wellington Street. 'Phone, 4119. Wanted Advertisements Continued 0* Pago 2,

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New Zealand Herald, Volume LVI, Issue 17178, 4 June 1919, Page 1

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Page 1 Advertisements Column 8 New Zealand Herald, Volume LVI, Issue 17178, 4 June 1919, Page 1

Page 1 Advertisements Column 8 New Zealand Herald, Volume LVI, Issue 17178, 4 June 1919, Page 1

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