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Situations Wanted. BAKER, good Bread and Smalls, country preferred. Good refs., able take charge.—P., Huntly P.O. BARMAN or Bar-Porter seeks position, thoroughly experienced; country prelerred.—Barman, 530. Herald. BUILDER will estimate for alterations, additions, or repairs; timber on hand; workmanship guaranteed. — Builder, 576, Herald. CHAUFFEUR seeks position; town or country; experienced —Steady, 598, Herald. CLERK, conveyancing, 5 years' experience city and country offices, requires position; preferred; excellent refs.— Property, 513, Herald. COMPANION-Help — Position wanted by . middle-aged lady; when replying state Particulars; town or country.—Grant, 552, Herald. COOK, exp., disengaged; good country . hotel or boarding house; good wages required.—Experienced, 553, Herald. fjOOK t on Station, good capable woman, wants position; sole charge; bread, butter, all duties.—Capacity, 50, Upper Vincent Street. City. OMESTIC, Children's Nurse, or Sewingmaid.—Position wanted by reliable Woman; refs.—Energetic. 504, Herald. DRAINING (contract), Fencing, or Scrubcutting, by exp. men; not less than. £300.—E.8., P. 0.. Rangiriri. ENGLAND. —Lady returning Home wUI take charge Children or Invalid; good nurse; refs.—Home. 528, Herald. ENGINEER, young, experienced in care . and maintenance machinery, all classes, desires position.—Machine. 543. Herald. ENGINEER, fitter, turner, micrometer, electrical instruments and motor engineering.—Allen, c.o Brown, Stafford St., Cambridge. FARMERS. —Man, young, strong, exp., wants position on Dairy Farm; good home.—Dairy Farm. 559, Herald. EITTER and Turner requires position; used fine and high-grade work.—D.M., 514. Herald. FITTER, experienced dairy factory work, used oil engines, ' seeks engagement; refs.—Newman, Sflverdale. C GARDENER seeks work by the day; T casual or permanent.—A.T., 601, Herald. GARDENER practical, requires one day week; Newmarket district.—Worker, 480. Herald. aENTLEWOMAN, quiet, capable,, refined, wishes for Charge of Home, elderly lady or gentleman; position of trust.—M.. 479. Herald. ,/TJJRL, young, English, requires position 'J Companion-Help; energetic, willing.— M.H.. c.o. Gordon. Huia. New Lynn. HARDWARE, General Merchants.—Firstclass Salesman requires position, proBpects; 20 years' British and co.'onial experience ; hustler and able to handle any class g00d5.—462. i Herald. ■ HOTELS.— Two Friends, capable all duties, except cooking, seek positions together. —Capable, Tanranga P.O. LADY willing to assist in light household duties for board and small remuneration.—Urgent, 572, Herald. LADY Help, capable, young, refinea; all duties except cooking; thoroughly reliable;— Town ;L LADY, nursing experience, would look after invalid, elderly person, childen. 9.30 till 4 o'clock; moderate.—Grigg, 446. Herald. LADY, experienced, would do Plain Sewing for small Drapery Shop, power machine. —14,' Fitzroy St., Ponsonby. LADY, competent,- homely, at her home, " sunny Mt. Elen," requires care of invalid.—Nursing, 449. Herald. LADY, young, well educated, sound business and office training, requires live Position where, common sense, confidence and financial ability required. — Trust, 99, Herald. MAN, rnarried, young, wants . permanent position; will tackle anything; handy with tools.—Quick,, 545, Herald. MAN, young, 19, desires position Motor Garage or Engineering; 6 months' exp. with launches.—Conscientious, G.P.0., AuckMAN (19), young, wants job as Labourer 'or otherwise. —Job, 548. Herald. MAN, young, 6 yearo' banking experience in Old Country, seeks employment.— Zealand, 536, Herald. MAN, .young, smarl, respectable, requires •-iposition, Xounterhand,: :Grooer,.,. .^'ah■ Auckland or Sußurhs;: refs:—W.J.C., 233;* Herald.- L 7 ;■■" ■■■.-' ■- ')"" -' MAN, young, wants temporary work, any description, for 1 month; 7 years' commercial experience, also book-keeping, invoicing packing, etc.; salajy no object.— Immediate, 447, Herald. TVrURSERY Governess.—Young Lady, refined, educated., desires position young children; teach music and French; experienced children. —Roberts. P. 0.. Rotorua. PLOUGHMEN and Farm Hands.—Few 1 good men waiting jobs.—Pearson's Registry. Exchange Lane. 'Phone 884. HARE-Milker -wants good herd. 50 to 70 cows, by hand, more by machines; good refs.—Milker. 861, Heraldj. SHARE-Milking. — Position wanted by a Brothers; would take 60 to 100 cows; reliable.—Address at Herald.""" 1 YOUTH (18) requires position as Slaughterman's Assistant; 2 years' slight experience.—J. Roger. Opaheke. PAINTING and Paperhangmg wanted, contract, by experienced Tradesmen; town or country.—l4s, Crummer Road, Grey Lynn. PLOUGHMAN, young, desires position; good all round hand.—Competent, 560, Herald. . ' QUARRYMAN, experienced, requires position.—Particulars to G.. 494. HEBALD. RETURNED Soldier, married, other help, wants Management Farm, Share-milk-ing or otherwise. Life experience; refs.— R.S.. 98. Herald. SHARE-Milking. —Energetic young Men desire position Share-milking, about 60 cows.—State particulars to Energetic, 475, Herald. LAUGHTERMAN, good all-round, wants position; married.—A.B.. 460. Herald. STRAND Registry. Strand Arcade.—Waiting Employment: Hotel Staff, Domestics. Farm Hands, Couples—'Phone 900. ' I UMBER Cutting by contract, wanted by X Sawmill Owner; capable of cutting 6000 ft. per day.—J. Lees, Naylor St., Hamilton East. WASHING, Cleaning wanted, Tuesday, Wednesday, or Friday.—E.C., 614, Heralp. TTTOMAN. young, respectable, wants Work V> daily.—E.C., Onehunga, P.O. YOUTH, experienced, 19, wants position Driving Team; back country pref.; refs.—Munton, care W. Ross. Morrinsville. Agencies Vacant. A GENT WANTED FOR AUCKLAND DISTRICT. A Southern Wholesale Firm wants LIVE AGENT calling on Stationery, Fancy Goods, and Crockery Houses to push well-estab-lished advertised lines. Business references appreciated. — Apply, vACTIVITY. 533, Herald. i " Miscellaneous. COUNCILLOR BAGNALL, the man with the progressive programme. Vote for him and it. fLINCHER MOTOR-CYCLE TYRES are dependable. " Dreadnought," 28 by 3 and 750 by 75 de luxe extra heavy, for highpowered machines such as Indians and Harleys. British built. For longer wear. DINGO Australian Eucalyptus Extract.— Purest and .best Remedy for Influenza, , Coughs, Colds, etc. Is bottle. FLIKEELO lnsecft Destroyer Kills Flies, Mosquitoes, Fleas, Bugs, etc.; harmless . to animalß; Is tins, everywhere. ORTH BRITISH SOLID TRUCK TYRES carry the bulk of New Zealand's heavy loads, in all weathers, on all classes of roads.—Fitted by Pullan, Armitage and Co.. Ltd.. Albert St.. local agetats. GENTS' Box Chrome Derby Boots, rivetted. 19s 6d pair, sewn 25s pair.—At Pearson's Store, Newton. BATHS. (Porcelain), Caiifont3. and Sinks, just arrived, prices right. — A. J. Letham. Plumber. Jervois Road. rpHE far larger air space provided in X CLINCHER CYCLE TYRES lengthens the life of the tyre, reduces road shocks, 1 lessens the puncture risk, adds to your comfort. All cycle dealers. AUCTIONS conducted at your homes or at my Mart. Satisfaction sure, anyway. Coakley. - PERFECT Pile Cure. 2s 6d; Corn Cure, 2s 6d; Bareco Nerve Tablets, ss: posted' —Box 210. Auckland. *_1 CLINCHER CYCLE TYRES, made in Britain, give greater value for the money, more comfort in riding, greater freedom from punctures, better and longer service. All cycle dealers. i "T>A"CKED to the doors every Tuesday and X Friday—Coakley's Mart. Customs St. i Terms.—Furniture, £20 worth, £5 - Sli deposit. 6a 6d weekly. Pianos from 103 deposit.—7o. City Chambers. B. NIELSEN, sign* Specialist, 62. Pitt • St.. opp. Central Fire Station. Examfeatioa tree. Charges moderate.

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New Zealand Herald, Volume LVIII, Issue 17764, 25 April 1921, Page 1

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Page 1 Advertisements Column 5 New Zealand Herald, Volume LVIII, Issue 17764, 25 April 1921, Page 1

Page 1 Advertisements Column 5 New Zealand Herald, Volume LVIII, Issue 17764, 25 April 1921, Page 1