Situations Wanted ACCOUNTANT, Bachelor of Commerce, experienced, seeks opening, town, country; public practice or otherwise.— Integnty, 892, Herald. AD. Copy Writer wants work; has two spare evening3.—J.M., 858, Hebald. 'ADVERTISER. Englishman, young, seeks il situation; good prospects: disengaged wiien suited; excellent refs.—Anxious, bai, Hebalp. BAKER, first-daes London experience, seeks situation, town or country; allround hand.—Baker. 671, Hebald. all-round Man wants job, slaughtering or shop work; country preferred,—Butcher, 625, Herald. "DUTCHER wants Job. capable taking JJ charge- good refs.; town or country. W.W.. 518, Hebald. /"CARPENTER wants work, repairs, alteratiuns, fencing, etc.—W.S-. 323, HeraId-pARPENTER-Joiner. first-claKlwdelman, V 25 years' experience, wants jot). Colonial, 599, Herald. pAßPENTEß—Employment wanted by ex. v perienced man, thorough knowledge trade; bungalow buildine preferred.—Competent. 652, Herald. pARPENTER'S Improver wants work; very urgent; invalid wife.—Worker, 750, Herald. CARS wanted to clean anywhere, low rates, Lr daily, weekly, or monthly contracts. —Carwash ± 680, Herald- J pHEMISTS*—Parent wishes place Daughter (matriculated) as Apprentice, view qualifying.— P.o. Box 386. Auckland. pHIMNEY swept: no dust; guaranteed reV liable.—H.' Smith, 4, Monmouth St., Archhill. 'Phone 1957. COMPANION-Help. — Pefined Woman, thoroughly domesticated, young, desires engagement; good home.—Efficient, 733, Hebald. pOOK, good, wants position Hotel, Club, Restaurant; good rets. Week-ends free. —Cook, 535, Herald. pOUNTRY Giri wants position, mind \J baby and light housework; wages, 15s. —Barker Bros., Hillsboro Rd. CIOUPLE, young, 2 children, require poei- > tion as Manager and Mangeress for small Country Hotel; highest credentials regarding New Zealand hotels.—Hotel, 677. Heiuld. DRESSMAKING, Costumes (experienced). Book Eaßter orders now; terms reasonable; no delay.—2lk, College Hill. DRESSMAKING by experienced Dressmaker: costumes, coats, etc.; satisfaction aeeured; charges moderate.—Mrs. Stonestreet, 61, Green Lane, Remuera (3rd house from Ascot Av.) DECARBONISING. Valve Grinding, Overhauls, etc., on owner's premises; highest refs.—Master Mechanic, 679, Herald. RIVER-Mechanic, 20, seeks position; town or country.—Car, 660, Herald. "EMPLOYMENT urgently needed for ■Hi married and single ex-servicemen; city or country.—lmmigration Office, Auckland. ENGINEDRIVER, young, oil, certificate, capable taking charge oil, gas, or small Bteam engine, requirss position.— Enginedriver, 719, Herald. rARMER, single, wants position on aheep or cattle farm: experienced in all branches.—Competent. 686, Herald. GARDENER, experienced, flowers, vegetables, glasshouse, lawns, etc., seeks employment.; reliable.—Capable 704. Herald. GARDENER, competent sober, good worker, daily or permanent.—Bell's Registry, Gladstone Bldgs. 'Phone 1702 P ARDENING.—Hortus and Co., lawn forVJ motion, top-dressing, rockeries: material, implements supplied.—7B, Lorno St. GROCERS.— Energetio Man wants position Counter Hand; town or country; wide experience wholeaalo and retail: good references.—Write to Grocer, 619, E.EP.Ar.n. P ROCERY.—Man, live, 20 yes,re' experiVX encc, open engagement Manager, First Counter Hand.—E. Baker, Cambridge. TTAIRDRESSERS.—First-claas gent's hand XX requires Situation, town or country.— Hairdresser. 94. Hebalp TTAIRDRESSER'S Improver wante posiJLL tion; 14 months' experience— G. Edwards. 14. Dominion R-d. HOUSEKEEPER or Companion requires position. Rotorua or near; good refs.— T. 8.. 894, HeR*LD. HOUSEKEEPER —Ladv wishes position to widower or bachelors; town or country.—Capable. 608, Herald. HOUSEKEEPER, middle-aged, seeks position business gentleman; good cook; beet personal refs.—Honourable. 68S, Herald. TTOUSEKEEPER—Position by middleXX aged Woman with boy; can milk; own mifltress.—Urgently, 589, Herald. HOUSEKEEPER'S position wanted by widow; boy school ago; wages, £I.— Address at Herald. HOUSEMAID-Waitress, or Lady HelpPosition wanted urgently; thoroughly experienced.—Rita, 720, Hebald. TEWELLER, good ringmaker and repairer, v wants position, town or country.— Jeweller. 709, Hebald. LADY, disengaged evenings, would do relieving work.—Typiste, 718. Herald. T ADY, middle-aged, Protestant, activs, reJU quires light position, any kind; needlewoman; refs.; trustworthy.—Kent, 681, HebaldIVyf AN wants work, Potato Digging.— IVX Murphy, 663,' Hebald. MAN (married), young, energetic, wants Work, any description: wages, £3; strong; refs.; anxious. — Christian. 662, Herald. TIT AN, middle-aged, seeks Farm Work, JLtJL milker plough, general; references; wiges secondary to comfortable home.—Jas. Turner, G.P.0., Hamilton. MAN. young, requires situation, any r capacity; 3 years' practical experience benzine and gas engines, also thoroughly capable ledger clerk, disengaged 3 weeks.— Capable, 649, Hebald. TITARRTED Couple, young, desire farm IVJL worE experienced; own oottage prefered; no children.—Farmwork, 716, Herald, MARRIED Man desires position Dairy Farm: used machines and hand milking; will take charge small farm if required. —J.C., 92. Herald. NURSE, trained, infants', desires the care of young or delicato baby —Nuise, 627, Hebald. ■\rURSE, Children's, experienced, seeks IN position; needlewoman; sole charge from month; state salary.—Nurse, 600, Hebalp. NURSE, experienced, middle-aged, 3 years' training, requires position; able take full chnrge patient; used travelling; refs—A.J., 587, Herald. VTURS'ERY Governess, competent, English and French credentials; country preferred.—Bell's Registry. Quay St. PAINTING and Paperhanging wanted by two reliable Tradesmen, Labour or Contract.—Tradesmen, 906. Hebald. PERSON, capable, city, will help private family, Garden, Housework, Ironing, Children; Epsom car line; 1b hour and fare.—X;, 736, Hebald. PIANIST, experienced, seekß engagement Dances, Dancing Classes, day or evening. — Jazz, 95. Herald. "POSITION as Manager Private Hotel or Jl General Store; good refs.—J. 8. Watchorn, P. 0., POSITION on Farm by Married Man, experienced, all farm work, own cottage.—Urgent. E37, Herald. POSITION on Farm, experienced all farm work; wages, £8 month and found.Ploughman. 676, Herald. RETURNED Sailor (single) wants position as Ploughman; thoroughly experienced in all farm work; capable of taking charge if necessary; used to any class of country. — Reply, stating wages, etc., to Blocks, 93, Herald. QCHOOLMATRON'S position required ir D Girls' Boarding School or Home; ex perienced; testimonials.—R.S., 644, Hebald • dCRUBCUTTING wanted, by contract.0 Scrub, 721. Hebalp. SHARE-Milking wanted by Family; woulc entertain buying cows.—Milker, 645, Herald. QISTERS (2), new arrivals, seek employIJ ment together as Waitresses or Domestics.—Urgent, 588, Hebald. SITUATION to Assist in Housework.Capable. 695. Herald. moWN Traveller, with pood connection, if J. prepared to handle fancy goods, crocki erv, or other lines, on commission; good references, —Grafter, 741, Herald. WASHING and Cleaning, by the day; irood references; town or suburb.- ' Reliable. 730. Herald Motor Tyres and Accessories, The oilVertown pord HE DILVERTOWN V-'ORD AGAIN PROVED ITSELF THE TIRE SUPREME THE TIRE SUPREME AT MURIWAI ON SATURDAY, 1 When the PACKARD, shod all round wit! 35 by 6 Silvertowns, won the New Zealand Motor Cup. (BEST IN THE LONG RUN). E. W. PIDGEON AND CO., LTD., N.Z. Distributors, 41. 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New Zealand Herald, Volume LIX, Issue 18042, 17 March 1922, Page 1
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