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New Zealand Herald, Volume LVII, Issue 17622, 8 November 1920, Page 1

Situations Wanted. ADVERTISER is prepared to handle Manufacturers' and Other Lines on Commission; town and suburbs. —G.H-. 140. ' Hkbalij. < BISCUIT - Confectionery Manufacturers. — - Young man, married, energetic, seeks position Traveller; moderate salary; cx- - jjenses—Representative. 206. HERALD. > ARPENTER'S Foreman, disengaged next ( week. Cottage work preferred. —State wages, etc., to Chips, 213. Herald. . *T\AIRY Farm.—Situation required by ax- j -»-' periencod man; hand or machine; used : to horses.—-L.8.N.. Ngatea, Thames. fA ALt / L,oi -'&-E-NT, milk 2or 3 cows, garden, " -*-< fences, wanted by elderly handy man; steady, reliable.— 139, Herald. ; EN CING or Tram Work wanted; con- . -*- tract preferred.—A.B.C. 121, HEBALD. " rjARDENER wants Work by day or half- - 2tH. HERALD* suburb; competent.— 1 rjARDENER wants two days a week, per- ' ____5? : e °° d all - Gardener. 233. r<ARDE.\ER, experienced, lawns, hedges - weeklv SabieS - l , c - v '" ants one-two clays 230 V R6muer *> Epsom preferred.—Careful. 230, Hebald. O A^? ENING work wanted by experienced ™a„~ Alan, one „ day week; 14s per day, per- ■ manent.— 214. Herald. : XTOUSEKEEPER, capable, domesticated. ' JJ. wants position, where child 2yrs not ohjectedjgs country.—Honest, Hamilton P.O. T AHY Help wants position with homely ' Herald :Bo wa,sll ing.— Companion, 229. T/ AD «' 7°, un K.. desires position Typewriting, £_.11 Book i' p i]? and General Office Work: excellent refs.— Energetic. 232. Herald. TV/TAN wants position Caretaker, Watchman firSt ' ClaSS testimonialsTpIANISTE. Lady, young, seeks engagePiano m i _.„_£'* in Picture Theatre- , WORK by Woman, Tuesdays, where girl » » l iL could be taken Ponsonby. Heme fo/bV P°O° 3 - 30: 7a 6d - f«e>s.-Clean Pol VOUNG Couple, with child wants position keener kJ V? Tm ' ma , B milk ' lad y nouse- +^ P = : bach ? lor °, widower only; own mistress. Experienced, 237. Herald. ________ Lost Property. KEYS, bunch of.— H.G.T., Archibald Clark _*- and Sons. Ltd. jVTECKLET. black, between Queen St". ■ L ; and Remuera, Saturday.— Reward on returning to Thames Hotel. "PARCEL, containing Women's and Chil- " J- dren's White and Black Shoes, in transit between warehouse and Takapunareward.— Faulkner and Co., Hannah's Buildings. Albert St. "PURSE, small, black, containing money -"-„_ a " a.key: Dominion Rd. car or terminus. —26. William St., Dominion Rd. QHOES, pair black suede, month ago if- dance ' Bar l l f > Hall, Devonport— Kindly return 2, Cheltenham Rd., Devonport. 10 S , NOTE. Friday evening, about slot U phone. Shelly Beach Rd.— Reward at Herald. Strayed and Impounded. Tl 0G - yellow. Australian Kelpie, missingXJ got loose station. Taupiri; good" reward offered—Wire Stationmaster, Taupiri. ELDING draught, bay; also ' one dark KA brown draught mare; both aged; reWin stone. Ltd.. Symonds St. M A RE. .light J> ay ' star on forehead, from I>X AlfrMton. Nov. 3—J. Walker. Alfristo™ "pUPPY, Collie, white and grey, answers ♦ co n G?e e y St. NiP: reward.—Pleas© return to 63, Grey St. Owners Wanted. "DOAT,. small, Orakei, October 28. If not J-» claimed in seven days will be sold to and Co eiPenßeS Harkine, Care John Reid "JV/TONEY found in vicinity Queen St— xtx Owner can have same by apply E A. Rimmer. Queen St. y 6 • pURSE, ticket inside, address, Mrs. Ollson, T i j OI S d £°° k St.—Apply after 5 p.m., 2, Ireland St., Ponsonby. i. i .. — ■- Personal. -77- ; as '■ ---i - -1,'.. •; . TVTOTICE—I will not be' responsible for ■Li any debts contracted in my name without my written authority— Howarth. Jun., Mount Maunganm. Tauranga. THEL— AT married, 2 children; dad eenoußly. ill; will forgive, come home.—R. ANTED, urgently, kind person to take ; I C A hgo of Wealthy baby boy. Mother —Address at HERAIiD. HIRLWIND.— of last meeting still green. — Fellow-Fish. W*kL A. F. Farmery communicate with r. J. Copley. 223, Herald ? WILL the person who took Child's Teddy -i*^ f tu / n % 34, Edgar's Rd.. Richmond. without delay ? ' W X cP Horace Henry, late No. 8. Arnold ,; * ! ? t -' J*? , Nook v please communicate Messrs. Barn ford. and Brown. Solicitors, Auckland ? Will friends kindly communicate? WILL 2 Ladies in tram when Lady cot hurt last Monday night, corner Dominion Rd., please call Mrs. Dyland', No 3, Porter's Av. ? WOULD any person knowing whereabouts of Mr. William Broom, kindly apply to Anxious. Herald? E. seriously in. Matrimonial. GENTLEMAN, young, steady and good position, wishes to meet young iadv, 21 to 24; view to matrimony; R.C. preferred Genuine, 165. HERALD. Wanted to Buy. A RING to Mrs. Kelly.—She Buys Ladies', Gent.'B, Children's Clothing, Evening Dresses. 'Phone 2506 — 392. Queen St. BOTTLES, HORSEHAIR, BONES, AND OLD METALS.' FOR BEST PRICES. THE SEALANDIA TRADING CO.. Plicne 2.131. 20. Stanley Street. BOXING Gloves. Records. Cutlery. Broken Jewellery. Teeth, Tools. Accordeons, Telescopes, Guns. Pawn Ticket*.— Grey Statue. BRASS. Copper and Zinc (scrap), any quantity; best prices given. J. B. MacFwan and Co.. Ltd., Workshops, Freeman's Biy. Auckland. CLOTHING. Jewellery, Fischer. 350, V 7 Queen St., opp. Grey Statue; 'nhone 3021. Mrs. Martin, representative, calls. DON'T Sell Your Furniture for a, mere sons. Ask WALKER To make you a Cash Offer. He pays for- the carting, too.— Ring 2857. FALSE Teeth, our only commodity; increased price paid.Pearline Co.. 168, Queen St.. only manufacturers. Estab. 3Cyrs. FALSE Teeth (old).—The public are warned we have no canvassers.—Pearline Co , 168. Queen St. GLASSHOUSE, or Timber. Glass for building: same: any size or quantity.— J. P. Rhine. Victoria Rd.. Avondale. LADIES' and Gents.' Deft-oS Clothing; highest prices; letters receive prompt attention.—J.M.. 55. Grey St. POSTS.— About a dozen Puriri or Hardwood Posts, lift. long.Price, etc 30." Bright St.. Eden Terrace. POSTCARD Renex Finder, must work with lens; must be top-notcher — Enfield St.. Mt. Eden. SHED, or material.—W. H. Jones, WoleaO ley St , MommgsideTEETH. old, artificial, sound or broken, on gold, silver, or vulcanite; from 2s to £5 per set pin teeth.—Post to Mr. Dunstone. Box 1413. Auckland. Cash, gent by return mail. Estab. 23 years. TTSED FURNITURE of Every Description \J —Now is the time to Sell; big demand in Auckland. WALKER pays the best prices, arid does the carting bee. WE BUY FURNITURE, Pianos, etc., and '» giva highest prices; whole houses bought out; motor-car kept for prompt ser- ! vice.. 'Phor-a 862. Auction Department TON SON GARLICK CO.. LTD. p v » o 0 S. We are Cash Buyers of SUN-DRIED FUNGUS In Any Quantity. Best Prices Given. HUGHES AND COSSAB. P.O. Box 577. Aibelt SUeet AucilKld - THE ~ "" ACCELAKD T3ABBTT CKEJ po. Are Cash Buyer* of WINTER SKINS In Any Quantity. Prompt Returns. Qualified Grader. V HIGHEST MARKET PRICE, • Send for Our Latest ' Price List. AUCKLAND RABBIT SKIN COMPANY. » c ,«- Stanley Street. Bo* 1493- 'Phone 3107, *