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New Zealand Herald, Volume LVI, Issue 17327, 26 November 1919, Page 1

Domestics Wanted. ATTENDANT wanted for semi-invalid ■*-*• gentleman and to assist light duties; comfortable home.—Address at Herald. COMPANION-Help, good home to a reliable young woman; no washing or children.ll, Cheltenham Terrace, Devonport. CIOOK, second, smart, wanted.— ) Dining Rooms, High St. DOMESTIC Help, wanted for 3 adults: sleep out; 2min from car stop. Address at Hekalp. DOMESTIC, competent, wanted immediately; no washing: wages 20s.Mrs. John Carlaw, 9th on right, Orakau Rd., Greenwood's Corner, Epsom. (GENERAL, smart, reliable: plain cookT ing; no laundry; good wages.—Mrs. O. Monckton. Hamilton. 'Phone 333. GENERAL, capable, wanted; wages 25s. — Telephone 1061. GENERAL— Girl wanted, 3 adults, no children: i'l per week.— A.B.C.. Box 8, Cambridge. GENERAL, middle-aged, capable, adaptable all work: wages up to 40s suitable person. — Robert Ellison, Ellison Chambers. GIRL, young, reliable, to mind baby, 9 to 5 daily.— l 6. Ranfurly Rd.. Epsom. GIRL, young, wanted to assist. —l 6, Marama Avenue. Epsom. GIRL, young. respectable, or elderly Woman, wanted for housework. —Apply 49, East St., Ci'-y. GIRL or Woman wanted for house duties; good wages and good home. Apply lbb, Karangahapo Rd. GIRL, young, of good address, to mind baby and assist light duties; refined home, good conditions and wages.—Mother, P.O. Box 261. Auckland. HELP, for country Uoardinghouse; no .L children; easy place; good wages; fare paid; urgent. — 3s, Virginia Ave., Eden Terrace. HOUSEKEEPER wanted for man and 2 children, from middle December, for 2 or 5 weeks.—Suburbs, 246. Herald. HOUSEKEEPER wanted for country, on farm to two brothers; must be capable: state wages. — Impregnable. 160, Herald. HOUSEKEEPER for suburbs, tradesman and child syrs-.,a1l duties, own mistress; used country. Full particulars, write Musico, 258, Herald. HOUSEMAID - WAITRESS. EXPERIENCED, AND RELIEVING MAID Wanted at once. MON DESIR HOTEL. ■• Takapuna. HOUSEMAID-Waitress; wages £1 10s per -Oxford Hotel. HOUSEMAID, experienced, wanted; also, Young Woman to assist in kitchen.— Apply 12, Lower Symonds St. HOUSEMAID and Waitress wanted; best wages to good girl.Burwood, Princes St. 'Phone 1484. • HOUSEMAID required for private house in town; wages 25s. —Bell's Registry, 22. City Chambers; Queen St. 'Phone 1702. XI OU EMA ID - WAITRESS XI WANTED. Apply ALBERT HOTEL. HOUSE-Parlourmaid, experienced: adult family.—Apply Mrs. R. H. Abbott, 69, Gillies Avenue, Epsom. 'Phone 2052. LADY Help, domesticated, wanted for country.—T.C., Box 1203, G.P.0.. Auckland. LADY Help wanted for country.— Masters, Eureka.. LADY Help, in comfortable suburban home, close to railway station; fares paid. —For particulars, address at Hbrabu. LADY Help, for two months, country: wages, £1 week.Apply Miss Scott, care Y.W.C.A., Scotia Place, Auckland. LADY Help, light duties only.—Apply 'Phone 4465 (3 rings), 29, Clonbern Rd.. Remuera. LADY Help, Cheltenham, one month from December 15: small family: all duties, 9 to 2.— 'Phone 142, Devonport. LADY Help wanted for sheep station.— Apply H. E. Worsp, St. Heliers. 'Phone 5955 (5 rings) LADY Help, elderly, help housework; no washing, no cooking; good home, near beach, Devonport.—Apply Robinson Bros.. Diradonald St.. Newton. PANTRYMAID, experienced, wanted— Apply G. W. Wright, Newton. PANTRYMAID wanted. 8.50 until 2 m. J- daily, no Saturday work; also Girl to assist.Francatelli Tearooms. Darby St. RELIEVING Housemaid or Young Girl to assist light duties; evenings free; references essential. l 27, Grafton Rd. . T\7"AITRESS •wanted at onoo. — Apply ▼ ' Stonehurst, Symonds St. "TRAITRESS, experienced, wanted at once. m —Apply King's Court. YyAI TRESS, mid-day, or Probationer, » » — Address at Hur.ALD ——. 1 f, — smart, also Pantrymaid, * V wanted — Melteith Dining Rooms, Watson's Buildings. Wellesley St. TAT TRESSES, two, wanted—Savoy Cafe, Y> 62, Victoria St. * WJASHJiRWOHAN, at least 1 day pTr >* week; 83 and —Robert Ellison Ellison Chambers. ' "1717' OMAN wanted at one© to do day's > » washing.—27l, Karangahap© Rd., next Reservoir. | OMAN, Christian., to help with light I '" duties in a quiet home; wages, 15s I weekly, -.write Homely. 228, Herald. TTTOMAN or Girl, good, for housework: T V good wages. —Mrs. Jones, Avoca, HamilI ton, or Mrs. Waters, Jubilee Avenue, DevonI port. j BELL'S Registry, 22, City Chambers— -U W. Cooks, £5. 50s; Seconds, Waitresses, 40s, 255; Housemaids, 40s, 255; laundresses, 355, 30s; Pantrymaids, Kit."henmaida, C. Generals, 40s, 20s; H. Parlourmaid, Shop, Tea Rooms, Housekeepers W. Milkers, M. Couples, £160 and £150: Handyman, Milkers, Boys. Cooks,* Second Cooks, Kitchenman. 'Phone 1702. TJOUSEM A ID-WAITRESS, -"--*- A RELIEVING MAID. A PANTRYMAID, And HALL PORTER. Apply THAMES HOTEL. Farm Hands Wanted. BOY, smart, wanted for dairy farm. Waikato-. machines used: good home. For address apply Laking. Tailor, Onehunga. HELP, reliable, used to all farm work; help milk 20 cows; good home.— Alfred Gorringe. Buckland. J AD, strong, able to milk and odd jobs J on farm; good home.—G. Chapman, Pukekawa. via Tuakau. PLOUGHING. MANUREWA—I9 Acres. Wallace Avenue, Manurewa, to be cleared, ploughed, disced, harrowed and put into turnips. HAMPSON, Imperial Buildings, Queen St. YOUTH, for small farm ; machine milking and driving; good wages. W. J. Morris. Ihumatao Rd., Mangere. CiLAR-K'S Registry, Waiternata Chambers, ) Customs Street. — Milkers (machine*). Married Chauffeur, Married Couples, station; Lad?. Farm Hands, Best wages. Miscellaneous. EUSH Methods of Manufacture are avoided ■ in the making of CLINCHER CROSS TYRES— they are slowly and scientifically built—this is why CLINCHER CROSS last! —Pullan, Armitage, and Co., Ltd.. Albert ' St., Auckland, agents. C*iOAKLEY never fails to please his Pa- .-' trons. 'Phone. 2238. NOW Showing — A splendid assortment of Christmas Cards for the Home Mail.— Alien and Co.. Stationers. HERALD Buildings. BEKKER'S Soap is as gooa as ever, at takes away »all labour by soaking the "lcihes 'iOmins, All grocers. Try it. GEORGE 'WALKER, (j \V 38, Queen Street, Will Auction Your Furniture. ICHABOD. the acts of the modern Apostles, 1 chan i, by a suspended elder.—Whitcombe. Tombs. "Champtaloup and Edmistou. Thatcher. Price. 6d. "yvT'AI.TTY bv inches'" —three words that Qfullv express NORTH BRITISH GARfully express NORTH BRITISH GARDEN HOSE. Buy it for economy and wearahilttv from any Ironmonger. OAKLEY attracts the Buyers. 'Phone, *2233 /-J.EORCE Q^n Gels the Prices at Auction. ■fXTHENEVER Coakley Sells there's a VV Crowd. . , WHEN you take TOBA-LINE,, you know W whv everybody takes TORA-LINE-HAVE the Sale on your Premises, a.nd l»t Coakiey sell! i