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New Zealand Herald, Volume LVIII, Issue 17794, 30 May 1921, Page 1

Situations Wanted. BUTCHER, married, seeks employment, slaughtering, in town or country.--tutcher. 40. Herald. CARPENTER and Improver want country work.—Apply 10 a.m., 28, -•almerston Bldgs. COACH-Painter. Liner, open for employment. Painter. 202, Herald. nOMPANION-Help.—Lady, young.' desires V position, adult family.—Address 0.E.. Vvondale P.O. COPPERS Repaired, Reset in Firebricks; <J Tarring and Sanding; reasonable.— -;Qggins, West Lane, Newton. DENTAL. —Dentist, with wide experience, would take position as Locum or klanager during winter months. —Dental, '65, 11ERA.L--D, DIGGING or Trenching wanted per day or contract.—Practical. 350, HcRALD DRESSMAKING or Sewing of any description. by experienced person.—Mrs. McTUire. Tennyson St.. Birkenhead. PMIGRANT, ex-Artilleryman, seeks Situar , _J lon - a - r) y capacity; good refs. — f.K.P., 60, Wellesley St. I?NGINE Driver, certificate, seeks em- *-« ployrnent; town or country.—Engine. 859. Hebald. ARDENER. experienced. good refs.. wants employment. 1 or 2 days week.— Sardener, 101, Newton Rd. ARDENER peeks work: 14? day; experienced with vegetables, flowers.—A.D., .'O6. Herald. HOME Work—Ladies' blouses, lingerie, children's frocks, wanted to sell on ■ommission.—Address at Herald. HORSESHOER" sS wants position; also can do jobbing.—Shoer, 268, O.EHALD. LTOUSEKEEPER. — Position wanted! i- widow, young; town or country; no abjection children.—Refined. 30S. Herald. HO USEK.EEPER to Widower with family. or take charge home during mother's ibsence.—Housekeeper. 297, Herald. OUSEKEEi'ER. — Position wanted in bachelor's establishment; good cook; town or country.—Housekeper. Parnell P.O. LADY Book-keeper, capable shorthandtypißte, 10 years' experience, requires position.—Books, 348. Herald. LADY, young, 2 children, seeks position; capable and willing j good home, small wages.—Desperate, 677, Herald. LADY, young, recently arrived from England, desires Position. Auckland; quick, accurate at figures.—F.J.. 282. Herald. LAW Clerk, 3 years[ experience, thorough knowledge searching and conveyancing. desires position, city ofEce; excellent reference^-— LEDGERKEEPER. experienced, desires position, town or country; excellent testimonials.—Trustworthy, 2SO, Hep.ald. LINOTYPE Operator.—An Operator Mechanic seeks day work in cr near Auckland: Lino., Inter., Linograph; news, jobbing.—Pica, Newton P.O. "VTAN, young, requires position as Motor •"A Lorry Driver; 7 years' experience; best credegtials.—Abstainer. 314. Herald. MAN, young, seeks work; experienced farm work; moderate wages.—Keen, 358, Hebald. MAN, young. _ experienced general farm hand, requires engagement; excellent references.—Competent, 155, Herald. MAN, energetic, young, wants work in warehouse; trial solicited.—Energetic, 81. Hobson St., City. MAN, steady, reliable, has 1 ton covered motor lorry; would like to make Contracts for Hauling.—R. G. White, 8, Bang St.. Kingsland. MARRIED Couple require position Dairy Farm; machines used; wife domestic, cook—Pulsator, 344, Herald. MARRIED Man wants work, any kind, anywhere; reliable, willing: manual labour, domestic. Up. 252. Herald. MOTOR Mechanic requires outside work; good tradesman; handle anything in the line,—Motor, 187, HEBALD. TITOTOR Mechanic, expert, present em ■"JL ployed foreman, leading City garage wants change, Country Garage.—lndustrious 212.- Herald. MOTOR Mechanic, 8 years' experience, re quires Workshop. Driving or any othe work; highest refs.—Bridgeport, Uppe Queen St.. Onehunga. j£ TVfURSERYMAN, good . o -Li grower, plants or fruit, buddec, etc. late foreman 16 men. —A.S., 66, Calliope Rd. Devonport. PAINTING wanted by reliable tradesmen any quantity, any description.—Con tract. 2(51 ._ Herald. PAINTING and Papering Contract! wanted by experienced tradesmen.— Hanham, 139, Ornmmer Rd., Grey Lynn. ' PAINTING and Paperhanging, by experi enced men. —Jeffreys and Co., 145 Crummer Rd., Grey Lynn. SEWING wanted; children's clothing, re pairs, and renovations; 10s day.—P.O Box 1639. QHARE-Milking. — Wanted by Marrie< O Couple, herd of about 40 to 50 cows t< milk on shares-— Reliable, P. 0., Drnry. SHARE-Milking wanted. 70 to 80", by ! experienced men; one married; cottag< essential.— Milk 778. Herald. SHARE-Milking by 2 respectable youni Men. used machines. 60 to 70 cows.— Milker. 340. Herald. SHARE-Milking. by capable man, 50 to S cows, good herd (machines). —Terms Milk, 921, Herald. SHARE-Milking.— 60 to 80 cows wanted b: experienced family (3 adult milkers) machines. Sound knowledge of cows, pigs etc.: must be place where cleanliness is ex pected and provided for. — Ability, 964, Herald. RAVELLER. Lower Waikato and Kin: Country, wants few good Selling Lines —Box 1665. City. WASHING and Cleaning wanted; 10s aw fares.—Day Worker, Grey Lynn P.O. Wanted to Buy. ANTIQUES. Old Silver, and China ■**■ Highest Cash Prices. COLLECTOR. Box 1486. G.P.O. APPAREL, Clothing, Jewellery, etc.Fischer, 350 Queen St. (opp. Statue) Phone 3021. Mrs, Martin, representative calls. BOTTLES! BOTTLES! BOTTLES For Best Prices. ZEALANDIA TRADING CO., 20. Stanley Street. ONCRETE Pipe Moulds, with or withoi; collars: also Pipe-pressing Machine.Address at Herald. CURTAINS, Blankets! Rugs. Sheets Clothing, Cutlery, Field Glasse: Broken Jewellery, Tools, Accordeons, etcFischer, Grey Statue. CUTLERY of Every Description. Crockerj Door Slips, Furniture. Highest price given.—6l. Eden Terrace. FALSE Teeth, our only commodity; h creased price paid.—Pearline Co., 16! Queen St.. only manufacturers. Est. 30yrs. FALSE Teeth (old).—The public are warns we have no canvassers.—Pearline Co 168. Queen St. HORSES, Cowb and Calves lor the Lionwanted to Buy.—J. J. Boyd. Zoo. Roys Oak. Onehunga. IF YOU ARE SELLING YOUR FURN" TURE GO TO TBE MAN WHO SPECIALISES IN FURNITURE— GEORGE WALKER. LADIES Fur Coat, coney or squirrel pri ferred.—Coat, 299, Herald. LINOLEUM Roller, or Trolley, now ( second-hand.—Loughiin Bros.. Hamiltoj OTAMPS.— Wanted to buy, Stamp Collec O tions, especially old New Zealands — J Powell and Co.'. 65. Shortland St. TAILORS' Irons (2), about 161b.; also, Ga Heater for same.—lrons, Rodger Agency. Onehunga. USED FURNITURE WANTEI I wdl Buy Outright for Cash the Furnishings of your Home. GEORGE WALKER. Auctioneer, 38. Queen Street. ICKINS AND SUTCLIFFE will bu Gas Stoves, Sewing Machines, Pianos tip-top prices.—42, KaTangahape Rd. A RING to Mrs. Kelly—She Buys Ladies Gent, 's, Children's Clothing. Eyenirj Dresses, etc.—392, Queen St. 'Phone 2606. IT DOESN'T PAY TO MOVE FURN TURE OUT OF TOWN WHEN YOU CAN GET SUCH GOOD PRICES FROM GEORGE WAL-SER. T7IUNGUS. FUNGUi -CUNGUS. FUNGU! WE ARE CASH BUYERS OF GOO SUN-DRIED FUNGUS. HIGHEST PRICE GIVEN. AH CHEE AND CO., Box 753. Opposite G.P.O C OAKLEY'S Furniture Factory in f B swing! Furniture to order at faotco prices! rPHE far larger air space provided i 1 CLINCHER CYCLE TYRES lengthei the life of the tyre, reduces road shock lessens the puncture risk, adds to your cot