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Domestics Wanted. QOOK. — Wocdside Hospital. Burleigh OOOK-General, housework and plain q7 5 >T"?: no washing; 30s weekly.—23. fat, btephen s Ay., 'phone 2420, OOOK-General, ama _ n adujt family (gentlSfomu^a' £2-Bodnoy, Q O O K - G E HiEAL WANTED For Near Part Epsom. ■Keierences Kequired. Housemaid Kept. . 'PEOyE 1498 A. DOMESTIC wanted -Mrs. J. H. Watts. 17, # Epsom. wanted for good farm home; r, _?° caiidren; wages 25s.—Mrs. T. M. Kobertson. Aka Aka. 'Phone 62K. Wainku. GEXEKAL, for Private Home.—Waitemati Hotel. rvLBL. young, to Assist Light Houseworki v* good home; refs required.— Ho. 32. Gladstone Bd.. ParnelL GPBL. young, very light Household Duties, look after Utile girl. 4; sleep out or in —Apply personally. Mrs. Kelleway, Broadway. Newmarket. HELP, capable, light housework; one used to children.—Bine 'phone 1437. Mrs. Hobba, 7. Lichfield Rd., ParnelL TTOUSEKEEPER, working.—Mrs. J-L ness. Bassett R&, Bemuora; or Thoca 4408 (2 nngß). HOUSEKEEPER, capable, reliable, for few weeks, all duties; small house; wages 305.—92, Richmond Av„ Grey Lynn. HOUSEKEEPER, young lady, wanted by Married Couple (no children) engaged in busmess; all duties; must be good plain, cook.—State age and salary required to Bos 47, Matamata. ~ OUSEKEEPER or Lady Help recurred rr „ immediately.—Mm. HolL Gibbons BcL The Strand, Takapuna. TJOUSEKEEPEB Good-tempered young J_t woman or widow wanted by young widower with 3 children attending school: easy place.—Box 27. P. 0., CoromandeL OVSEM A T JT , EXPERIENCED. WANTED. Apply MRS. McCOSH CLARK. _, , "; ■ 3. Bassett Boad. Bamuex*. Telephone No 1234 A. - TTOTJSEMAID-Waitressl Country Hotel; AX good home and wages. -„ Hotel Workers' Union, Queen St. , HOUSEMAJD-Waiiress, capable, wanted for homestead, Buakura Farm of Instruction, by May 3L—For particulars apply Manager, Buakura Farm of Instruction, Hamilton East. WAITRESSES, smart, good wages; also Probationers.—23B, Queen St. iTyOMAN to Wash, Mondays; must be TT i clean washer.—Hiuemoa, 8. Alfred St.'. near Albert Park. BELL'S Registry, Gladstone Bldgs.. cppFefnes.—Cooks, Waitresses, Laundresse3. Pantryrnaids, HJtf.-Waiiress, Generals. Lady Helps, Housekeepers. Cook-Generals. Nurse. H.P.-Mai<L Kiit.-Medd. M. Couples. Sec. Cooks. Camp Cook, inexperienced Boys,— 'Phone 1702. STRAND Registry, Strand Arcade.—Cooks, 50s; H. -Waitress, Housemaid, Pantrymaid, H-Paxlourmaid: Nurse. 35s (1 child): Handyman. i 1, ' S Farm Hands Wanted. MAN, all-round, for Pig and Poultry Farm. —W. E. Palmer. Princess Bldgs., Queen St. ! SHARE-Milkers.— Wanted Family. 3 or 4 only need apply; 100 cows, good herd; 2 seasons.—Address at HsaAiJi.. ■ . < YOUTH. Wanted, by Diiry Farmer, machines used; good home; wages, Box 12, Papakara. CLARK'S Registry; Waitemata Chambers. —Married Couple, hand milk.' 20 cows; GirL assist milk: Housemaid, country. Wanted Known. % '"/•_ ARMATURES; Field Coile, rewound and repaired; 20 years* practical expexience. —Fred. SußrVsn. High St. 2825 A. ,-■■-.-'; \ i SILK Lampshadev artistic .to order #a», i soriment fringes; samples submitted.— ' • Mrs. Ainkrn, Brentwood Av., Mt. Eden. "'■:■'"."' Raincoats, ': Vr jsurrs. „ _ Best quality, lowest pritite v • I; ;■ v ; ,. ■ - r __ - S. Wakefield-Street.;"' LOVELY ■ COSTUME - J FLAttNKIi; v- - 66mytnda — 13e 6d per- yard., ■- -.?. - lODB. JAMiSS AND £»- £ 440. Queen Street- '■','< ■ BARSON AND 00„ the boot < peopiZ, Karangahape R«L. are busily engagedt ; in clearing large purchases of greatly dis- •, counted warehouse stocks.- -I , '-■,- : " EASY Terms.—-Furniture, £20 worth. £5 deposit, 6s 6d „ P/anos from j 10s deposit.—7o, City Chambers. LOVELY Cretonne Cushions. 8« '6d- Alu- ; rn n Whigm Sau^pans,—from Is "9d. ia j Walker's Sensational Sale.- • PATENT STOPFER! A__ which- cannot leak, ia fitted to everv - • North British Rubber Hot Water Bag Vex- • fectly made, of high-grade rubber; absolutely' - dependable. They. l»3t for years. ;■,- "T*;■-;■•;/: I "DOLFE'S Wax for liinos. and Fiirnitnrß-; At< prepared from pure wax and pure tur- • pentme.. All Stores. - - ""■ OU can't gelbetter than.the best. Bolfe's . Wax for Furmtnxe. lanoa. Ask ydur fcrrooer. .. '~.-.'..;??•"*.

DON'T Part with the Furniture VuntiT you've got eeneiouS-. offer 1 ■ -•- .-■-■■•; . ; ---.V ;L babies of Auckland beiter- ' and cheaper than the other fellow! .That's the just claim of Pearson and Co_ Newton. ■'•.!-... ~-_.- . t ■ *» , ELECTRICITY installed in your home " ■■■ * for £2vper light.—E. Adams. 12. Richmond Ave., Grey Lynn- ," ; _ , ,'■ " .-". SEWING Machines. Bepaired by Practical .Man, 30 yeans'' experieeißev—'Phone 2787A—J. Hilford. 8, Butland St. ■ La i aa -...-..- HOUSANBS, of". Men are Eedncing Cost " 5» of Living having their Hats Cleaned at Core Hat Factory. Karangahape Rd. G OAKLEY will sell anything anywhere,- • any' day for ■ anybody.' Gets goo 3 prices, tool . . ,; ,•:" ~ DR. HALL'S FAMOUS CAPSOLS. Prioev . 12s 3d. package,, post free. To ensure • ■•-"' Betting genuine, order direct from Sols Agents,* Bridge TDrug Stores, Cherruste. 3." Karang*.hape Road (at Grafton Bridge). AucMandT ' ' ': RIMU Bound Table: with club legs, usuallv> -1 ," £3 10s, now JE2 17s 6d, at Walker's GreaS v 8&le.~38, Qneen St. ™~?* v LINCHEB MOTOB-CYCLE TYBES ~5« ' ? dependable. "Dreadnought," 28 by 3 ' and 750 by 75 do hixe extra heavy, for highpowered machines such as Indians and Ha*. leys. British built- For longer-wear, -i-. WHY is Glyoerble Mop Fluid superioi.t* mop oils? Because it loosens, doe* not fasten, dirt. , ' ' "..-. TTABDWABEMEN, chemists and rubber 'JLL dealers everywhere 7 sell NORTTT BRITISH Rubber Hot Water Bags. 3%£u3 sands and thousands aw giving satisfactory service in. New Zealand, in regular use. Sag the brand on the neck. -' ?77; - ,J WABM'the bed with a North BritisK Rubber Hot Water Bag. The TJniaua'* Stopper cannot leak. Look for the 2lorfhi British Rubber Go's.. Trade Mark on ihe> neck. . --" ■.•■ -J 1 ■' •;. \ .''v'»?~" OBTH ■ BBITISK SOLID TBITCK - * TYKES .carry the balk of New land's heavy loads, •in. all weathers, cm all classes of._roads.—Fitted by . Pullan, ArrhiUgo and Co.. Ltd., Albert St.. local agents. a B. NIELSEN, Sight Specialist, 62,-Pits St.,OBP Central Fire Station. E»av i<natioa?fre*- ■' Charges; moderate!. • BUY Scissors, with rthes* points—Quality . and Price. —Smith's, Bazor-grrinder, l£ Wakefield St. ' • ; % IF it's .an'-' Outdoor Sale you want. COAKLEY'S the man! . * IF you want Solid- Tyres fitted to youa Truck, set in touch with Pullan, Armitage and Co., Ltd., Albert Street, Agents for North British; Solid Truck Tyres. Best value. THE far larger 'air space provided in CLINCHER CYCLE TYRES lengthens the life of the tyre, reduces road shocks, lessens the puncture risk, adds to your comfort. All. cycle dealers. IMPORTANT TO MEN. — -Jailor-mada Beady-to-Wear and Unclaimed Suits, in all colours and sizes; also, Navy Serges, guaranteed fast indigo dyes.—Schneideman Bros- Ljtd- 215. 217. 219. Queen Street. PERFECT Pile Cure, as 6d; Com Cure, 2s 6d; Bareco Nerve Tablets, ss; posted. —Box 210. Auckland " . WANTED for Cash this week. Five more Pianos. 2 cottages and 3 grands.— Apply COAKLEY. OLINCHEE CYCLE TYEES. made in \J Britain, give greater value for the money, more comfort in riding, greater freedom from punctures, better and longer ser- . vice. Ail cycle dealers. . D°^u^CC^,^ I^nyr ay g ;T 0 M^EC HA^ I jA|mOUSEME^ Who Contemplate Installing Fire .Alarms.Before deciding on any Alarm, it ISi to yout , ~ ~.,„,* to obtain particulars or tne_ ■-.=... PHOENIX SMOKE ALARM. Partic P HOEN& FIBE ALARM CO,

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New Zealand Herald, Volume LVIII, Issue 17776, 9 May 1921, Page 1

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Page 1 Advertisements Column 8 New Zealand Herald, Volume LVIII, Issue 17776, 9 May 1921, Page 1

Page 1 Advertisements Column 8 New Zealand Herald, Volume LVIII, Issue 17776, 9 May 1921, Page 1

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