Page 1 Advertisements Column 8

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

Domestics Wanted. COOK-General, four adults, . tee child; wages 355; Epsom.—'Pnone 410. X Help, reliable, for boardingD°M^ S:l ? C "good homering 958!* Cl Seymour St. Ellersiie,or T)OMESTjC Help. - Reliable Person OIRL, young, refined, as mother's helpv c E u° o om ? ' ha - Hamilton.—Mrs. P. Cj. r>ull, Rukuhia. XJELP, for Housework, and 2 children - JJ- good place.—Mrs. Crocket, Violet St-, Mount Albert. TTELP,_ capable, wanted urgently • all J-X duties; clean; highest w.ises suitable person.—Bos 16, Hinuera. 'Phone 9cK, Minamata. OU3EKEEPER for Widower and 4 c ?w4 reli; soie charge.—Worker, Xauracgi P.O. v<»" M °"JSEKEEPER, refined, trustworthy, J-J- adult family; refs. essential.—Address at Ukkald. |j OUSEKEEPER oT Lady Help, small 11 family, Epsom; comfortable home; own mistress; all duties.—l 22, Victoria Arcade (first floor), Tuesday and Wednesday, between 11 and 4. "VTURSE for two small children, esperii-' enced, for country.—Address at Herald. TyOMAN, for Kitchen work, Eveiyn Firth » V Home.—Apply. Matron. W to look after two Phone 2335. TyOMAN, young, wanted daily between 5 T T and 8 p.m.; Baiary, 21s per weekv«*. Mena House. 10, Carlton Gore Rd. T)£LL'S Registry, Gladstone ' Buildings, JJ opp. Ferries, Quay St.—Cooks, Waii??s^ s Vr, H .- Mald s, Pty- Maids, Laundresses, H.M.-Waitresses, Lady Helps, H--Keepers. Cook, C.-Geuerals, H.P.-Maid, H. Maid, Kit Maid, M. Couples? Cook. Kit. Man .Assistant Steward, Farm Hand, Gardener.— Phone 1702. STRAND Registry, Strand ATcade.—Cooks, 755; Waitress. Housemaids, Kitchenr maid, M. Cook, 60s); Kitchenman, Laundress. Housekeeper. I ... =3 Farm Hands Wanted. MAN, young, energetic, for Dairy Faxraj' machines used; good home; state wages.—W. McCornb. Turna. , for Dairy and Sheep Farm. ApJ- ply, stating wages required.—Frank Parker. Qpahekc. * Pupils Wanted. ACCOUNTANCY Coaching.—Specialised Postal Tuition for all Accountancy Examinations and "in Practical Mercantile Book-keeping.—Queen's Correspondence College, P.O. Box 1138, Auckland. 'Phones 205S and US3A. AUSTRAL ACCOUNTANCY COLLEGE. 420, New Zealand Insurance Buildings. —Practical Book-keeping, £3 3sj moderate fees; accountancy subjects. JSS SINCLAIR, Teacher Millinery; day and evening classes; also orders and renovations. —2nd Floor, Strand Arcade. MOTOR-Car Driving.—Ceancfl Certificata •guaranteed—B. A. Mayhill, Queen St Garage. 317. Queen St. 'Bhone 2367 A. lANOFORTE.—Tuition by Lady with London training,—Box 640 C.P.O — . -j Tuition WantedWANTED, a Coach in Spanish.—Bepra Box 61, Waihi. ~ - Wanted Known.' COUNCILLOR BAGNALL will do his best to secure better tram services, better roads and footpaths. Therefore "eat© for him. ON private sale, daily at Coakksy-e—all sorts of things for the home I RMATURES, Field Coils, rewound and repaired; 20 years' practical experience, . —Fred. Sullivan, High St., 2825 A. LOVELY Cretonne Cushions. 8s 6d- Alnminium Saucepans, from Is- 3d, in Walker's Sensational Sale.- ~---', ~: >•-=» AMPSHADES,. sSS, ;'fo order; axtistfp d£ '' - signs, assortment fringes; samples submitted.—Write Mrs. Aickm, 54, Brentwood Av., Mt Eden. ■ '■■■>_ ' ' --. ONE Hundred used Pianos wanted this week by Coakley- Liberal prices paid. LOVELY COSTUME *t,a KTKnzrT • 56in wide — 13s 6d per- yard. TODD, JAMES ANDt 440, Queen Street- v - SEWING" Machines Repaired by practieal man; 30 years' experience.—•*Phcm« 2787 A. J. HiUord, 8. :Bn{gfiL ~^ ANTED to Bny-rSuf6cieai need FuTrl--ture for four srs-ioomed Apply right away to Coakley, ■ i nPHE Hub for Leather and Sundries for . X home repairs; Country orders receivo prompt attention —Tngby. 167. Karangahap* ■\\[RA.T to do with the spare fnrniferr&». .LYt Why, sell it to Coakley? ... ENT'S. Glaco Kid Oi Boots et ; 23s 6d pair.—Pearson's Boot Stare, Newton. FRANK HOWLEPr. zO9, Karaneahape Bd. — Cheapest for Best Hairwork. Price lis* of Switches and Transformations postedto furnish, buy the goods Kooadhana: of Coakley. Bargains. FPORTANT TO MEN. Tailor-mada' Ready-to-Wear and Unclaimed Suits, in ' all colours and sizes; also, Navy Serges, guaranteed fast in3igo dyes.—Schneidemaa Bros.. Ltd- 215. 21?, 219. Queen StreetCONFER with Coakley if going to hsre a sale. Advice gratis. LADXES! Take advantage! Less than cost prices for Hosiery at The Hosiery Hours. Smeeton's Bldgs. •\TORTH BRITISH RUBBER HOT XI WATER BAGS, with the " Unique" never-leak stopper, have the North British Rubber Co.'s trade mark stamped on the neck—the emblem of quality. R. HALL'S FAMOUS CAPSOLS. Price! 12s 6d. package, post free. To ensure getting genuine, order direct from Sole Agents, Bridge Drug Stores, Chemists, S, Karangahape Road (at Grafton Bridge). Auckland. RAINCOATS, COSTUMES, SUITS, Best quality, lowest price. TODD, JAMES AND CO. S, Wakefield Street.,IF you are looking for used Farniture Coakley has got the goods 1 — . ± THOUSANDS of Men are Reducing Cost of Living having their Hats Cleaned at Cox's Hat Factory. Karangahape Rd. ~"* COAKLEY, the auick-and-Jively aacfcLffaeee. Satisfaction, surel V" \ EIMU Round Table, with club legs, usually £3 10a, now £2 17s 6<L at Walker's Great Sale, 38, Queen St. THAT the Smart Millinery so -artistically designed you see lately must have been bought at Pa-oliae'e* Chic 83S. Queen St, new shop.- ■ "'' '' ■'' COX'S Hafc Factory, 'Karanganape Bd-— The whole staff are Cleaning and Remodelling Ladies' and Gent's Hats. THE unrivalled outdoor sales AuctioneerAr Coakley"! , OJ. DURBTN. SADDLERS. 44. WYND- . HAM ST.. next WYNDHAM YARDS, is the right place to Buy Riding Saddles Of every description and style. They look wall wear well, and satisfy all buyers or Try one yourself. Prices are very reason« able. . MEW QHIPMENT OF WILTONS. These are the Famous Crossley Wiltons, England's Best Carpets. Dont fail to see them, because they are wonderful examples of the Manufacturer's Art OICHARD \ RTHUR, T TD.. UPPER QUEEN ST. (Opp. Town Hall). CHIEh' JUSTICE CONDEMNS DRINKLS-G HABIT. At the Supreme Court sittings at Nctt Plymouth some Uttle time ago, ; the Cnief . Justice said that at least one-tfurdof tba crime in New Zealand could, be traced to the drink habit. He thought that tbe;PeopJf. were dead to all sense or humanity by not stopping heavy drinkinsr. ; You can stop the drinking of that friend of yours -jho is addictedLto liauor. Dnrio has saved hundreds same for mm. : _£-—*o^ if , cohndentiaU : , Plain sealed ■ enve-: • - lopes used. MANAGEEv »'Drinko " Proprietary,; .-/ ' SISS; Lam'btoh Quw; : .Wellinsfa»)ii . \