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New Zealand Herald, Volume LVI, Issue 17348, 20 December 1919, Page 1

Situations Wanted. ADVERTISES requires position in small business; will invest small amount of —Reliable, 44. Herald. | T>OY. 15, desiztss work in garage, where -L» mechanism and engineering (electric) can be learned.Write B„ G.P.0., Auckland. DRAINAGE wanted, large job or small, by contract, at Waikalto.—Write to tjeorge Panzic. Hamilton P.O. DRESSMAKER, experienced in all branches, has vacant dates; 10s day . and fare.—System, 75, Herald. DAIRYING" Farm Work wanted by returned soldier, young, energetic, no experience; - North Auckland preferred; will ' accept nominal wages from good, practical farmer.—Reply W.J.S., Herald. FARMER, married, seeks , position farming, capable managing; thorough. i knowledge all implements; highest creden- ! tials.—Farmer. 26, Crummer Ed., Ponsonby. GARDENER, good, practical, wants employment during holidays; with refs. if required.G-.. 102. Herald. GOVERNESS, certificated, music. French, seeks re-engagement, — Music, 109, , Herald. GROCERS.— 18, strong, active, four years' experience, desires position, city ' or suburbs; refs.—Grocer. 83, Herald. LADY, middle-aged, seeks position. Housekeeper or any position of trust; town - or country; refs.English. 50, Herald. , LADY, young, desires position confectioner's shop; former experience.—Co. 80x_1544._G.P.0. LADY, young, desires position in office; beginner— Willing. Box 1544, City. LAND Agents.—Experienced Salesman open for engagement; state wages, etc —Land. 49. Herald. LADY Help, experienced, seeks position, first week January; small family, no washing, town or seaside; references.— X.Y.Z., 112, Herald. MAN. married. 28, practical farmer, desires - position as Working Manager on farm.—Experienced. Howick P.O. MAN, young, live, with good education, seeks employment during holidays; permanent if mutually desirable. Will fill any position.Hustler. 117. HERALD. MAN, unskilled, and slight experience farm work, canvassing, commerce, labouring, and sailoring. requires employment urgently. Write Ander. 107, HERALP. MAN wants temporary employment; three or four weeks from Monday, 22nd; manual or clerical; excellent —M., HERALD. NURSE wants care invalid; no objection to travel; understands massage treatment; references exchanged.—Address at Herald. PAINTING. Paperhanging wanted, experienced tradesman.La Mascotte Villa, next dairy.' Mt. Albert. POSITION as Traveller for. Timber Merchant or Manager of Sawmill, wanted. Timber. 54. HERALD. POSITION wanted by energetic Salesman with Auckland land and estate agency; commence duties after holidays.—Salesman, 118, Herald. WORK, daily, wanted, by _ smart, clean young woman; washing, ironing, clean—Particulars and . wages to Reliable, 1082. HERALD. ACCOUNTANT, QUALIFIED (In Town During Holidays), I? Open to Undertake any Special Balancing or Office Organisation. Professional Accounts and Taxation Returns a Speciality. Terms ModerateP.O. BOX 1542. . XV O O T TRAD E.— Pressroom Foreman, young, energetic, seeks employment; thorough knowledge of ranging, cutting, good judge of quality, and is prepared to introduce an exhaustive and continuous system of costing.; good refs. • Reply, BOTTOM STOCK, HERALD. XT U R N I S ii I~N g". RETURNED SOLDIER, EXPERT SALESMAN, DECORATOR, Open for Engagement, middle January. Latest London and Paris Ideas. '. . PRACTICAL, ' ' - 1006, HBRALDt •pEPAT.RIATION. Employers are requested to communicate with the Local Repatriation Department before filling vacant positions. ...... : > 'Phona 3317. j Telegraphic Address, "Repatriate," Auckland. FRANK E. BUBBUSH, District Repatriation Officer, Sixth. Floor, N.Z. Insurance Co.'s Buildings, Queen Street. Business Notices. I pHRISTMAS SPIRITS. i IMMEDIATE DELIVERY. MATURED WHISKY. MATURED WHISKY. '. Our " Tip-Top " Blend —10 Years Old Supplied in Jars of 2 or 5 Gallons. PRICE, 52s PER GALLON NET (Free on Rail). Jars Charged Extra: 2 gallons, 10s each; ■ 6 gallons, 20s each. Value Refunded on Return, TERMS: Cash With Order. A. R. McNEIL AND CO., LTD.. P. O. Box 364, Auckland. General and Wholesale Wine and Spirit Merchants. THE UNIVERSAL DETECTIVE INQUIRY AND COMMERCIAL BUREAU ROOM. 25 and 26, Third Floor. Brunswick Chambers, Queen Street, City. Inquiries of all kinds carried out secretly and expeditiously. Nothing too large or too small. If in doubt consult us. Recommended ;by leading -barristers and solicitors. Late Police-Detective 14 years; highest credentials. TIfOLLER AND COY., ENGRAVERS AND DIE-SINKERS, Makers of brass name plates, raised letter brass plates, memorial tablets, stencil plates, embossed and etched name labels, steel and rubber stamps, signature stamps, company seals, burning brands, engine plates, art embossed plates. ■Phone 253'tA 21. H.M. Arcade. AW. B R 1 A N T. XX (Successor to P. Bryant), ' COAL MERCHANT AND CARRIER. ! 2. Waitemata Chambers, next to Customs Bldgs. and Jervois Rd., Ponsonby. Covered Vans for Furniture Removal. ! ALES. SPIRITS, WINES. JOHN REID AND CO., LTD.. Family Wine Merchants. 1 'Phones 103 and 1931. 43 and 45. Fort St. Miscellaneous. WILL any experienced saleswoman come along to Pearson and Co.. the boot people of Newton, and help them out of their Christmas rush? Substantial recognition. ' . OTlCE.—Central Agency, 70, City Chambers, top floor, opens 7 till 9 Fridays. Bargains in Gramaphones and Records. A BSOLUTE folly to delay purchasing J\ those new shoes. Greater folly still not to purchase them from Pearson and Co., the Boot People of Karangahape Road. CHRISTMAS Cards, Calendars, Books; Toys, in endless variety. Come and see and Meccano model working.Andrews, 206. Karangahape Rd. ' RUSSELL'S .RELIABLE REMEDIES. 4s 6d and 7s 6d, on receipt of postal notes —Sanft.. Chemist, opp. P. 0.. U. Symonds St. *