Domestics Wanted. COMPANION-Help wanted; good homo, easy place.—2. Disraeli St.. Mt. Eden, or 'Phone 1618. COOK-General, good, wanted for Botorua at onco; 3 in family; light housework; 258 to 303; reft WQU_rcd.~Apply Hbhai-d Agent. Eoiorua. < ' . , DOMESTIC Help wanted; good wagesNo. 8, Westbourno Crescent, llsmuera. DOMESTIC Help, oi General Servant, wanted; two afternoons and even evening free; near city; good wages.—'Phone A 2028. • GENERAL, thoroughly experienced, or F Working Housekeeper, wanted, for Gibbotno; references required; no washing; email family.— 6, City Rd. _ GENERAL, competent, no washing, 25a to competent girl; alternate evenings and two afternoons free weekly.—Apply by letter, before- Thursday evening, to Bor 676, Auckland. GIRL, young, wanted to assist generally. Appiy Sovern Bouse, Ponsonby Rd. GIRL, wanted, urgently, to assist general housework; good homo.— at LJS2ALO. GIRL, young; country preferred; wanted as Mother's Help; good wages; ;jreo in family—Apply Hex, 21, HERALD. (J.IRL, respectable, young, wanted, for , * housework.—49, East St., off Symonds Street. , GIRL wanted for Light* Housework.—2l. Molford St.. off St. Mary's Rd., Ponsonby. OIRL, to assist light housework; two adults: good home; no "ashing; reforences,—Address at HSKALa GIRL, smart, wanted, for household; all duticß, light place;, no children.—-Ap-ply, first instance, Kensington Tearooms, Princess Bldgs. OIRL, capable, all house duties; references.— Carew Thomas, St. An- • drew's Vicarage, Epsom, lOmins. Mt. Eden , Terminus. No children; good wages; tw.> in family, HELP, refined, wanted.—Mrs. Lowisharn , 8, Sea View Rd., .Kemuers, HELP, under 30, all duties; good home; elderly couple.— Robanon, 110, Victoria Rd., Devonport. HELP wanted daily, Sundays excepted, 9 o'clock till 7; no washing.—-airs. Walter Marshall, 10, Bracken Ave.; Epsom. HOUSEKEEPER, working, wanted for old , _ couple.— with references, Home, Box 68, G.P.0.. Auckland HOUSEKEEPER wanted for junior doctors' residence— with references, { to Lady Superintendent, Auckland Hospital. HOUSEKEEPER, young and active, fond young cnildren, for temporary position , during absence of mistress.—P.O. Box 941, l Auckland. J ■ HOUSEKEEPER, or Competent Girl, wanted for tho country one able to take control preferred.— E. C. Firth, / ' John's, Epsom. Telephono 1061. HOUSEKEEPER.— perron wanted to keep home for father and children; widow preferred; view matrimony.—Encrgetic. 77. Herald. HOUSEKEEPER wanted, keen house- for 13 men; one able to mil; English preferred; one child not. objected.— stat- ' ing wages required, to R.W., Glonbrook P.O. HOUSEMAID-Waitross, experienced, private boardingbouso, city; evenings free. Address at' Herald. LADY Help, for Dargaville district.— St. Stephen's Avenue. Paraull. LADY, to mind boy 3J years; afternoons, 2to 6.80.—5. Arney Road, Remuera. MAID, capable, wanted; plain cooking osßontial; wood wagts; refs—Mrs. J. , R. Rondell, 186, Grafton Rd. ' ~. MAID, light I general duties; wages 255;. small adult family (3).—write, enclosing references Box 1239, City. A ANTRYMAID. Probation*, wantecV at onco.— W. Wright, opp. Smith.ud Caughcy's. ■ PANTRYMAIDB," 9. smart, wanted; wages, 27s per week.—Address at HERALD. PROBATIONER wanted ' for tearoom.— Apply, The Den, Endean's Bldgs., Queen St. ' . ,■:.■■••• ,■■ •' ■ . _ ■ WAITRESS wanted.-M, High Street. \ i l£iL ■ ■ • ' c " ;> ' ' ' •'' :: ''"''-'• I i ' "\\rAITRESS. experienced, and Probationer I VY wanted.—Kensington Tea Rooms, Prini- cefti Buildings,. Quee- ■■•-. ■-.- : - -<• y WAITRESS' wanted* smart . girl, »***»* rooms. Previous experience not nece* ' sary.-Apply, noon, John,, Buchanan, Queon n Street. ■ ■'.:'■ "' 0 WOMAN, respectable, some nursing ex--8 } V pcrience, wanted to look f.fter an old >. lady; good homo.— Newmarket P.O. 1 WTOMAN, ' respectaole, ■ middlo-aged, TV wanted, household duties, to agoa couple, able milk cow preferred.— Heiulo Agency, Onehunga. ■ BELL'S Registry, 22 City Chambsrs,-W.-Cooke, 768. 60s: second, 455; Waitresses. 355, 255; Housemaids, 80s. Ms; . Laundresses. 82s 6d, 80s; Pantrymaid, CGeneral. 40s. 20s: H.-Pirlourmaid, Nurse, r -Housemaids, Governess, Tailoreiw. House--1 keeper, M. Couple, 2nd Cook, 3rd Cook, Kitchenman, Porter. Waiter.—Phone, 1702, LAUNDRESS., GIRL. FOR GENERAL' U WORK, KITCHEN AND BOILER MAN WANTED AT ONCE , Good Wages. , Apply GRAND HOTEL. "Fara Hands Wanted. BOY for dairy farm; Experienced, hand or machines. Pearson's Registry, Exchange Lane. 'Phone 884. _^ LAD, good, to learn farm work; good ho®*' —Parmer, Tamahira P.O. ; MARRIED Couple, unencumbered, wonted for fruit farm; man used to horses, wife cook-general—Apply Manager. Provincial Fruitgrowers' Co-operative Society, ; Albert St. __ > __ MARRIED Couple, help milk 60 cows, milking machines; man do general farm work; state, wages, experience; rets.' , commence duties July.-H. George, oaro ; Farmers' Trading Co.. Hobson St. M" ILKERS, hand, girls preferred, for .70 cows; Glaxo school, store, etc, adjoin- ! ing; references.— 187, Hamilton. ' C ARE-Milkors.—The position of Share- • O Milkers is filled.—H. 1 Smales. Last Tamaki. I OHABE-Milkers wanted to milk herd 60 - D to 80; machines.—Mrs. M. Storey, > Waiterimu. • • Y OUTH wanted for erasing farm; one used to horses preferred.— A, • Horne.Ltd.. 19. Bhortland St ___ CLARK'S Farmers' Registry, 4, High St. -Wanted: Capablo Married Couple, 1 station, 70s; Handy Mon, station, 40s, 265; • Milton, 308. Pupils Wanted. ASHLEIGH Coaching College. N.Z. Insurance Buildings.— for all publio » exams. Backward education a speciality. I Terms modefuc. _ I UASKEtTvorK, Lea Lrwork. Wood Car*D ing, P«.'<orwork. 'on Painting, etc: • artiilcs rcatlr designed price lists posted; tcrnis.-Misß Aylmg, 4, Strand Arcade, Auckland. . i C°WSSSSRiSiS: • \J ally compiled each Pupil, ail Subjects. c Economical efficient courses Matriculation. 1 Teachers' Ceriiuca.es. Pharmacy, National Scholarships. Public Service Entrance, Booki keening. Shorthand, etc. Write prospectus, flStcSl " W r" price list.-Metropolnan CorT EARN TO WRITE" BHOWCABDS-Day - L and Evening Classes and by Urrespon- : dTnce-Willott feards. 468. Queen St. > io per cent, off for Soldiers. M' LLE LE HOUX, Dressmaking Classes, 11 Tabernacle Bldgs. Classes daily; also 7 p.m..' Men., Wed.. Sat. (lliurs. morning only). _ — —- V»rj-[Y don't you Swim?— Safety. Health. VV Pleasure.-Mfinter, opportunity, Tepid Baths. Individual or Class Tuition.— B. R«. Instructor. 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New Zealand Herald, Volume LVI, Issue 17189, 17 June 1919, Page 1
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