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Sanations Wanted. ■OEAXTTY Specialist.—Young . Lady, fully ■*-# Qualified, requires position.—Toilet. 734, CHAUFFEUR, certificated, requires positipn, car or lorry; running repair*.— Canadian, 769. HERALD. . CHEESE Maker.—Position -wanted as Branch Manager or First Assistant, -by experienced man.— Kaponga, Taran&ki. CHEMICAL Student, 24, with 3 years' university experience, wants to enter manufacturing laboratory.— 805, (HERALD. COMPANION-Help.— Young Lady desires position in small family.—Mac, 809, HERALD. DAIRY Farm.Lad. experienced, seeks po- , sition; good home essential; rets, if required: state wages, full particulars. able. Manurewa P.O. DOMESTIC Duties wanted by reliable Woman, in small household: begin Monday Trustworthy. 805. HERALDFARM. Man, young, wants position, all farm work.—Write G.C.. Newmarket Poßt Office. GARDENER, experienced, seeks position, day, weekly, or permanent; steady, industrious, reliable; good testimonials.— Petunia, 767. HERALD. GIRL, 21, desires position as Housemaid, or do light housework, in Auckland. R . Manurewa P.O. HOUSEKEEPER.— Working Girl, young, refined, requires position to farmer; anywhere.— G.P.O. HOUSEKEEPER to professional or business man, or Companion-Help to elderly couple; middle-aged, thoroughly competent.—Housekeeper. 815. HERALD. KITCHENMAN and Porter.—Two reliable M«n ■ seek positions. G.G.S., 749. HERALD. T ADY Help, young, would like situation' in " J—t good home, near Ngaruawahia preferred. —Particulars to M.G.H., OhineWai P.O. LADY, young, six years' experience; I double-erctry book-keepjng and typing, requires position, city office; good refs.— Box 1173. G.P.O. LEDGERKEEPER and Cashier.—Young Lady, thoroughly experienced, desires position in town or country.—Apply Experienced. 757. HERALD. MAN, young (returned soldier), seeks position in store or warehouse; good knowledge of shipping.M G., 717. HBRALP. MAN, single, desires position on farm, milk and do general work;, preferably dandy. Auckland.—Farmer, 810. IHERALD. i"Vf"AN, strong, young, keenly desires posiJLVX I tion any kind; unfortunately inexperienced any trade, but willing learn.—Willing, G.P.O. MILKING. — 19, thoroughly experienced machines and all branches farm work, seeks position: references. Energetic. 697. HERALD. MUSTERING and Shepherding wanted for coming season; first-class team of dogs; wages must be good.—'Address at HERALD. MOTHER and Daughter, first-class cooks, seek positions, in or near Auckland-'— S.R.. 808, HEB.AU>. MUSTERING, Road-work, or Managing Sheep Station.—Man. with first-class team of doB«. requires position; good. refs.— Apply Dogs, P. 0.. DaTgaville. PHOTOGRAPHY.— Experienced Retoucher and B. and W. artist, wants position.— Photo Artist, care of P.0.P., Clock Tower. Chriatchnroh. . SHEEP Farm.—Lad. 17, seeks position: two years-' experience: ' own dogs.— A.C., Papaknra Post Office. CHEEP Station.—Discharged Soldier deO sires position; no previous experience; live with family; highest credentials.Military, 695. HERALD-. _ TRAVELLER wants position; 5 years' ex- - perience in fancy goods travelling— 'Traveller. 700, HERALD. P_\7TDOW. with 2 children, wants position ,l! housekeeper; boy working; small wages for good home.Widow, 732. Herald. WOMAN, young, good worker, requires .Washing or Domestic Work. 4 days a. week; Remuera preferred.i—Reliabic, 755, ■: HEUALD. ? . -^- > - • '■•■">: " ■••■:- ■' "VQUTB (18) seeks position on 1 station or A'with'dealer;, life- experience with -stookdroving, 776. HERALD. -p EPATRIATION. 1 ———«- . Employers are requested to communicate with the Local ' Repatriation Department before filling vacant positions- ' Phone, 3317. Telegraphic Address, " Repatriate," Auckland. FRANK H. BURBUSH,. District Repatriation Officer, Sixth Floor, N.Z. Insurance Co. Buildings, Queen 3treet. Wanted to Buy. APPAREL. — Fischer, 350. Queen St. —Left-off Clothing, Jewelleiy, Boots, Pawn Tickets. False Teeth- 'Phone 3021. Mrs. Martin, Representative, will callAPPAREL. — Mrs. Outtrim, 114, Victoria St., gives highest prices for Misfit and Left-ofi Suite, Costumes, etc.—'Phone '2674. 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. PPAREL.—Mrs Bottetili gives Highest Prices All Kinds of' Lcftoff. Clothing, Boots, etc.—4s. Elliott St. 'Phone 3488. A RING to Mrs. Kelly.— Buys Ladies'. Gent.'a. Children's Clothing, Evening . Dresses. Bead- Trimming. 'Phone 2606.— 392. Queen St. BOTTLES AND SACKS. For Best Prices, THE ZEALANDIA TRADING CO., 'Phone 2431. 20, Stanley Street. BILLIARD Table, half or three-quarter; also. Good Iron Medium-size Safe.— Victoria St. West. ___. DINGHY, about 9ft, wanted to buy; also good Tent Fly, 10 by Langham, Wyndham St. ■ FALSE Teeth, sound or otherwise; top market price to ' trade and others— Pearline Co.. 168, Queen St. FIREWOOD.— Cords wanted, delivered Newmarket station. —State price and terms to F. Titter, 118, Glasgow St, WanganuiHORSES wanted for the lions.— Royal Oak Zoo. Onehunga. ICE Chest, large, wanted; suit fish businesß.- Drinnan, (late Sanford's) Epsom, near Barn. MILK Supply wanted, about 40 gallons daily.—Constant, 729, Herald. MOORINGS wanted, suitable for 32ft Launch; must be in. good order— Moorings. 713. Herald. OFFICE Safe, medium size, and of good make.—Apply Safe. 732. Herald. RING single stone diamond.—N.C., 15, Warwick Bldgs-, "168, Qugen St. TAMPS Wanted.— R.I-, Samoa. oldN.z! Collections, etc.; highest price given.— Powell and Co.. 65. Shortland St. ELLING OFF YOUR HOME?—CONSULT THE WAITEMATA AUCTIONEERING CO. 2213 A . W' E BUY FURNITURE. CONSULT US.-WAITEMATA AUCTIONEERING CO. S2I3A. At 'PHONE Number. — Newmarket 4JLU" Trading Co. want Bottles. Metals Sacks. Rags.- Give us a ring. We will call. FURNITURE, New and Second-hand. All Descriptions. Complete Houses Bought CLOTHING, and Other Household Effects, also Purchased. LET US VALUE YOURS. M. K I S S I N. Waitemata Loan Co.. Customs St. West. /-\LD CHINA AND CURIOS, WANTED TO BUY. Apply "P.O. BOX 888. ABBIT SKINS. " HOFSEHAIR. RABBIT SKINS. HOPSEHAIR. TALLOW. i WE ARE CASH BUYERS . Country Consignments receive Special Attention. ' Prompt Returns Highest Prices. THOMPSON AND CO.. Cook Street, near Town Hall. r f\ J. DURBIH. SADDLER. 44. WYND- . \J. HAM ST.. Ne:rt WYNDHAM YARDS, ' is the right place to Buy Riding Saddles - of every '- description and style. They look 1 welt, wear well, and satisfy all buyers or , users. Try on© yourself- Prices are very seasonable.

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New Zealand Herald, Volume LVI, Issue 17251, 29 August 1919, Page 1

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Page 1 Advertisements Column 5 New Zealand Herald, Volume LVI, Issue 17251, 29 August 1919, Page 1

Page 1 Advertisements Column 5 New Zealand Herald, Volume LVI, Issue 17251, 29 August 1919, Page 1

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