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New Zealand Herald, Volume LVIII, Issue 17812, 20 June 1921, Page 1

Domestics Wanted. refined and musical; rets, required.—26, Princes St. QOMPANION-Heip, for small adult famk - T^^^a > P^«J» (J° experienced.—79, Remuera work in flat from 2 p.m. to t • x' 1 *"? 1 " A PT , b' Between a and 6.—Mrg. i-iopis Nathan, Cargen. fIOOK-Genfcral; reierence required, good aZ D W ~ SeS " V? fa , t ? l) y. housemaid kept.— 9f. Remuc-ra Rd. ; 'Phone 1596 A. HOUSE3TAID (Nuraerv), 2 in Um-iy references ;__Rcmnc-ra— 'Phone A 172&. fXENERAL 25s.—Mrs. Oakleigh. va Cambridge. GJENERAL. all dl7tiel7~"cr in d«v timeT ' good wages.—26, Cionbern R~d.. Rsmuera. CMRL, to assist with Housework.—Mrs. _ * Barron. Manawaru. | for genera! Housework: jrood home y* on farm.—Reply immediately, i' , 170. IIFRALJ. fJ ll! U about 11, English preferred, to mind . children; place.—3s, Cummerctaj Ed.. Grey Lynn. O.IRL to assist with Housework, no washv* mg.—Mrs. E. Schofieid, 24, Lochiel Ed., Kemuera. or Lady Help for country, few miles • H? m Whakatane; refs.—Apply moraSJrt' Barr * 21 ' Victoria Rd • DevonXJOUSEKEEPER, for convenient horre. ;»-«- close to Auckland.—Capable. 93. HERALD. TJOUSEKEEPER, Working, for country. 2 £JL adults, ail duties.—H.S., Papatoetoe pi™ ° r P"s°naUy, 23rd. inst.. 2, Ely Ave., Kemuera. Telephone 2360 (3 rings). WUJpMAID, "experienced; best wages. ST" .tVi! SO, Charwoman.—Buxwood, Princes fct. 'Phone 1484. He :S„wanted, experienced; evenings free.—429, Mt. Eden Ed. T ADY Help, or Young Girl, assist light ±J house duties j small, comfortable borne, Remuera..—Address at Herald. ■? elp ' fa ?iily 3 adults; no washing. £-* Apply morning or evening. — Mrs. 1280 A?' Rd.. Remuera. 'Phone T AUNDRESS. competent, wanted for small ■J-* institution.—Thorough. 567, Herald. for elderly Lady. tr»;„ nss i. Co T U ? t Private Hotel. Ohakune, J - P ' M — TTTOMAN to help housework; good home land Ro^. ta | I D3 oxn gSOa - C - °"**°- *»*■ C°°* K « private house. Gisborne; -V st £? ? Kept; passage paid.—Bell's Beg--170?' Glads±OJl6 Bldga, opp Ferries. 'Phono T>ELL'S.Registry. G!adstane""Bldgs., opr,. tf\ r Pernes.-Cooks, W'resees, ReL-maid. il.ul.Wresses, Laundresses. Lady Help Generals, Nurse.—'Phone 1702. QTRAND Registry. Strand Arcade.—Cooks. ?T -. Wa '| r ess, IL-Waitress. Laundress. 2nd Cook, Nursery-Hc-ustmaid. Housekeeper. Lady Help. Milker. PRESBYTERIAN ORPHANAGE, REMUERA. Capable Woman as second assistant for t j p l| sb 7 te ri a n Orphanage, to da i«M»diy .Work and Assist in Dormitories. Apply in writing, with copies testimonials. to SECRETARY, Leslie Presbyterian Orphanage. Union Buildings, Customs Street East. Faiia Hands Wanted. ITV/T first-class, improved farm; good -UX milker essential knowledge all implements; state -wages.—farmer, Ruawai. MAN,, young, single, for farm work, good with horses and accustomed all implements: wages £3 10s, find self.—Apply, with references. P. Henry and Son. Patumahos-. MAN, married, wanted tor small dairv farm; must be good with cattle and horses-, i;oqd cottage.—Jersey, S2l: Hsaiuj, Hamilton,-... ---»:■ ... . ... MAN or : Strong Boy. for King Country sheep station, end of.month, to kilL milk, and do odd jobs about' homestead.— R. C. and B.\ T. Fullerton-Smith, Foxley. Tanmarunuj. ]V /TARRIED Couple wanted; 45 to oO cows. |*g —btate- terms to Farmer, Taurang* TyTARRIED Couple, no encumbrances; lu - nian machine, cowshed, and team: woman cook; good wages; refs. wanted.— bnarp and - Thomas, Katikati. TM" ARRIED COUPLE OR BECTHEB tv, ~.:... ANr> SISTER . WANTED FOR DAIRY FARM. Must Have . Good References. . Apply CAPABLE. Hbbalb. MILKERS (2). single, experienced (machine), for Mr. Peacock's farm, Mangere; milkmg and general lann wort.—R. Long. Mangere. - ~. PLOUGHMAN, good, Oliver gang plough, also Scrub-cutter; good wages to good men; refs. — Hildreth. Bos 10, Pntararu. SHARE-Milkers for coming season, 50 to 70 cows, > machines; experience and references essential; North Auckland.—Full particulars at Bsrai,i>. SHARE-Milker. 60-70 cows on one of the bsst farms en the Hauraki Plains; half shares, milker find cows. Good 5-rmd. house and convs.; machines: or would sell easy terms to good man.—G. Mcintosh, Kerepeehi. Hauraki Plains, i YOUTH- for dairy and sheep farm.—Apnly, stating wages, to .S. Parker. Opaheke. YOUTH, used to milking and farm wkrk. or one willing to learn.—Willing; Box 47. P. 0., Morrinsville. YOUTH, strong, resperitable, about 20. wanted for all general farm work; only. 4 cows to milk: state experience and wages required.—W. J. and H. H. Thompson, T» Awamutu. CLARK'S Registry, Waitemata Chambers. .Man. general farm work: Housekeeper, handy town; Girls, assist housework, coun~ try. Wanted Known. HATS, velvet and fur, half-price at the Hat Box, 113, Victoria St. W. ARTHUR'S made a special purchase of Genuine Hand-made Indian Carpets, and are selling them at 25 per cent. (5s ia the £) below present market prices. ANTELPIECES Interior Fitments, and Shop Fitting, by first-class tradesman; estimates prepared.^—A.B., Box 860, G.P.O. LADIES can get Dresses. Underclothing, at half shop prices.—Mrs. Maton. 26. France St., Newton. LOVELY Cretonne Cushions. 8s 6d; Aluminium Saucepans, from la 9d> ia Walker's Sensational Sale. ELECTRIC House Lighting.—My price. i£ per light.—B Adams. 12, Richmond Ave.. Grey Lynn. SILK Lampshades, artistic, to order; assortrnent fringes.—Write Mrs. Aickin.. 34, Brentwood Ave., Mt. Eden. ~ MONEY refunded within 7 days on mail orders only. War Loan Certificates received as cash at Silk's, Jeweller, Auckland. TKfONDERFUL BARGAINS - ~ IN V FASHIONABLE SKIRTS. : TODD, JAMES AND CO, - 440. Queen St ■ STOVE Blocks.—Kauri, 8 bags £1: Ti-tre©~-5 bags £1: Pise, 5 bags 16s 6d cash.— Address at Saddler's' Shop.'Ppnsonby Rd. BMATURES, Field Qoils. rewound and repaired; 20 .years' practical experience. —Fred. Sullivan, High St. 2825 A. PERSpNAL. —You can't go' wrong if job gefr Coakloy to sell for you.. BEKKER'S Soap Is as good as ever. f* takes away all labour by soaking iha clothes 20 minutes- All. Grocers. Trr tt WHEN -in doubt about best way to dispose of the farniture consult Coakley. FARMERS, Take your wife a Vacuum Cleaner or Carpet Sweeper.—Domestic Vacuum Cleaning Co., Strand Arcade. WILL you auction your furniture or call for cash down? Cou-sult CoakleyWARM the bed with a North British Rubber Hot Water Bag- The ' Umgue ' Stopper cannot leak. Look for the Nortn British Rubber Go's. Trade Mark on the neckj INDIAN CARPETS at 25 per cent.- (5a in the £) below present market pneeaARTHUR'S are able to do this because they made a special purchase. | ENTRUST your sale to Coakley. Hell make it go. • - HEUMATlSM.—Sufferers, don't wasted time, send for free booklet, "Broken? Crutch." to Box 817. Auckland. -| 4 RTHUR'S ARE SELLING GENUINE A 'HAND-MADE INDIAN:CARPETS at 25 per cent. (5s in the £)' below present market prices. : ' /""tOAKLEY will buy you ouVhx&i atccfe yt/- andc bacreit.-for hard casla, •■ ■"- -v : gm 1 -IB