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I Situations Vacant. LADY, young, wanted as ProbationerNurec. salary, 12s 6d week, with laundry.—Mena House, 10. Carlton Gore Road. MAN wanted at once to clear gorse and blackberries, on two sections at David St., Takapuna.— JACKSON, RUSSELL, TONES & OSTLER, J > Solicitors. Shortland St., Auckland. ! "\TILLINERY.—SeveraI Improvers for the j J.TX Milinery Workroom wanted ; constant I work; good wages; no work Saturdays | Apply Bon Marche, Karangahape, Road. j "DAINTER and PapeThanger wanted ; jnust -a- b© thoroughly competent; good wages to suitable man.E. A. Pearce, Selwyr. Rd.. I 1 Epsom. i PAPER Ruler or Binder (Ruler preferred) wanted; also. Girls (beginners;! for , folding, etc. —A. Bowling, Bookbinder and Stationer, Wyndham St. ! PLUMBERS wanted; constant job; highest ': JL wages to good men; all new work — Apply. 8 a.m. or between 12 and 1, Ellis and i Brewer. Newton Place. Newton. QCRUB-Cuttcrs (2). for cutting tea-tree on 0 contract.— price and - particulars apply R. Uiquhart. Papakura. mAILORESSES.— Trouser and JL Vest Machinists; best wages, permanent work.S. Gold, 3rd Floor, City Chambers. UPHOLSTERER, good, and" Two Cabinet%J makers; good wages to suitable men.— Apply to Grundy and Shennan. Ltd., P.O. j Box 273, Gißborne. RlGHTS.—Wanted. all-round » v Woodman ; one who can paint preferred; constant job; wages, 15a. —H. Webb . Pio Pip. ' YOUTH. 16 years old, wanted to learn Papermaking, Riverhead.—s2, Ferry j Buildings. YOUTH, about 18 or 20, wanted.— T. Chapman. Stationer and Paper Merchant. 16, Swanson St. TITAN. YOUNG. STRONG, WANTED I ' X FOR STORE. Apply THE NATIONAL ELECTRICAL AND ENGINEERING CO., LTD., WeUesley St. West. SALESMAN, EXPERIENCED. WANTED FOR SEED AND FERTILISER BUSINESS. State experience, with copies of testimonials, to W., 941, Herald. FT 0 CHAIR MAKERS. WANTED FIRST-CLASS TRADESMAN. capable of doing shaped work. Permanent, poarion and special terms olf<r:n« •■ --;ii:-iii!<-applicant. Apply, stating full expvriev.ee, to "DOYLE BROS.. Home Street, Wolln_<on. npYPISTE, CONFIDENTIAL The above position has now been filled. efficient. 937, Herald, vacancies new ZEALAND defence FORCES. There is a limited number of Vacancies in the New Zealand Staff Corps, and also in the New Zealand Permanent Staff. Applications to fill these Vacancies will be received by the He&edquarters, Mi'itary Districts, Auckland. Palmerston North. Christchurch and Dunedin, up to DECEMBER 5. A Qualifying Course for selection of Candidates will be held at Trentham for three months, commencing October 1. Further particulars can ue obtained from. any Group Office. "TOT INDOW- DRESSER. a We require the services of ft 8 COMPETENT WINDOW DRESSER AND TICKET WRITER. Splendid prospects for an up-to-date, experienced man. Applications, giving full particulars, will bo received' until September 10. 1919. GEO. COURT AND SONS. LTD.. . Karangahape Road. Farm Hands Wanted. ' ~QDY, smart, wanted; must bo good milker Sj (machines' —Apply at once, J. C. > Holden. Waihan. l "DOY, good, wanted; willing to learn dairyi JL* —Apply F. T. Primmer, j ! Horsham Downs. Hamilton. 5 j TITAN wanted; fencing and general farm ' i.»_L work, sbeep and cattle farm.Apply, 12, ' Mac Murray Rd.. Bemuera. ' Tel. 672 A. MARRIED Couple or Single Man wanted for Dairy Farm. — Box 1, Matangi, Waik»to. SHARE-Milkers.— Capable family to milk 60 to 80 cows, with machines; refs. . required.—D. Moroney. Walton. YOUTH, strong, wanted for farm; one used \o handling horses and able to work milking machine preferred.Apply Stones and White. Wakefield St., Auckland, or Peria Rd., Matamata. Pupils Wanted. ASHLEIGH Coaching College. N.Z. Insurance Bldgs.—Students successful recent Public Service Examination. Enrol now for next term. BASKETWORK. Leatherwork, Wood Carving, Pokerwork. Pen Painting, etc.; articles ready designed; price lists posted; terms.—Miss Ayling. 4, Strand Arcade, Auckland BE Swimming before Christmas; C-asses starting September: 12 lessons, il is. Delays are dangerous.D. B. Anderson inBtructor. P.O. Box 1327. CORRESPONDENCE. Lessons, individu- . ally compiled each Pupil, all Subjects. Econimical efficient courses Matriculation, ' Teachers' Certificates. Pharmacy, National Scholarships. Public Service Entrance, 8001, keeping. Shorthand, etc. Write prospecrue. Special " War" price list. Metropolitan Corresoondence College. P.O. Bog 671. Auckland. - 5 TNSTITUTE OF LANGUAGES.— La n - X guages. Tuition, Translations; individual lessons; day and evening classes.—Scuola ". I Modern*, 70, Endean's Buildings. Queen St. j Madame Palazai. Principal L' EARN TO WRITE SHOWCARDS— and Evening Classes and by CorresponI dence. —Willolt Showcards, 466, Queen St. 10 per cent, off for SoldiersMOTOR Tuition and Repairs —Another Clas* being formed for above. Enrol parly. Fees and particulars. K. Havdock, Central Garage, Wakefield Street, Auckland 'Phone. 4436. "V7IOLIN. Viola., and Bass. Special Atten- \ tion to Beginners.J. Zimmer, late J. C. Williamson. Ltd.. 6. Liverpool St. Tuition Wanted. U rpAILORS. — Wanted to learn. La-dies 1 and Gent."a Cutting. — E.W.G., Fair, havten, Waikumete. Miscellaneous. CLEANING-Up Week— Visit the Domestic Vacuum Cleaning Co., 12, Strand Ar cade; they will fix you up. —'Phone A. 335. THE Diggers' Practical Tailoring, Repair ing. Cleaning, and Dye Works guaran tee all work.—The Big 69. Bob-on Street. - T ADIES' Felt, Velour. Tagel and Pan&ms . JLf Hats Remodelled, latest style. Gent.'i * Hats Cleaned and Blocked.—Cox. The Hatter Karangahape Road. GENTLEMEN'S Felt. Velour. and Pan. ama Hals Reblocked and Cleaned: Ladies' Hats Remodelled, latest style. —Cox The Hatter, Karangahape Road. ES. KOHN'S. Karangahape Rd.. clienti • receive a free souvenir on visiting uu premises at 43. Queen St.. during Septem ber. (The G.P.O. is opposite.) ICY HCT " Thermos Flasks keep thing icy cold or steaming hot; 14s 6d up wards. Call and inspect.—Hazard's. Queei - St. '.) I?UEL dearer! Copper burns too much.- __ Save half fuel and time. Send for C Brown. Copper Specialist. Brook Square I'onsonby. i- T^OUND— Spring Blossom Ointment. la _ Cures Sore Legs, Piies, Eczema, Sor Eyes, and Skin Complaints. Bloomine, th. great Corn, Wart, and Bunion Cure, 6_ Sold everywhere. Agents, Wholesale Drug _ pistn. 2, I EFFICIENCY REQUIRES UOOI J_ . HEALTH," Health Supplies obtainable by mail fron Walker. Chemist. M.PS.. late of Christ church (est. 25 years*. Medicines, Surgica Appliances, sua aii Chemists' lines promptly posted. Send amount ;o cover approxirnat< cost : it ever, balance refunded,— i Walker, Ma.il Order Prescription Chemist, Welle-slov St. W., Auckland. Poetal address : ! Bex 003.

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New Zealand Herald, Volume LVI, Issue 17254, 2 September 1919, Page 1

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Page 1 Advertisements Column 7 New Zealand Herald, Volume LVI, Issue 17254, 2 September 1919, Page 1

Page 1 Advertisements Column 7 New Zealand Herald, Volume LVI, Issue 17254, 2 September 1919, Page 1

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