Page 1 Advertisements Column 7

New Zealand Herald, Volume LIX, Issue 18077, 29 April 1922, Page 1

Situations Wanted. MAN ' experienced, seeks position on , F__rni_- Fanmjißo,_HEß_LD. X M~~ AN, young, would like position, Second ~ Cook or Kitchenman— Experienced. , 100,_Ca__iope Kd., Devonport - MAN, young, energetic, amious Itani Dairy Farming, inexperienced, accept small ,Mge.-James___S__a<_i___Hd.. Onehunga. . MAN. married, open engagement. Sheep J Station, Dairying, or learn Work; ex- _ penenced all stock.-80x_36, Piikekohe. _ MAN' young," new to" Dominion, wants , situation on general Farm, to gun ex-. J perienne previous to taking up selectionFarm, 61 1, Herald. i ' j MAN, young, urgently seeks employment; , grocery trade, wholesale or retail, \ I town or country; splendid refs.—Urooer, , j 564, Hkrald. iJ MAN, young, strong, capable, wants posi- '. ton on Farm: acquainted milKinj - 'machines, all farm work; good home essen-,'. [tial—Box 16, Taumanmui. | , Vr'ARKIED Couple want Milking, shares i>l or wages; machines or hand; good rcf. | * | --Willing, 199, Herald. ___. ■ MATERNITY Nurse oi>en for engagement, . town or country—Nurse, 219, Herald, f MATERNITY Nurse, certiliiated, open for engagement, town or country—Nurse, .192. Herald. ] N'LVV Arrival wants post as Seamstress, - hospital, institutions, thoroughly expenenied uniforms, ete.-M.. 194. Herald. I i VURSE, hospital experience, desires posi- J 111 tion private home- — Nurse, 45C, I j Hbrald. , I "iCjURSE "untrained, seeks petition; know- 1 il\ ledge of private hospital work and prt- . , vate work—Reliable, 439. Herald. | j "VTURSE-Companion. disengaged, desires! 1 iS ixist, elderly lady or gentleman, full I charge.-L.JI.. 399. Herald. ; I VrURSE-Companion desires position Pro\i\ testant home; country preferred.-' Please state particulars to Conscientious, •163, Heraldi ! VURSE, Trained, offers services, any I !iy capacity, in return for passage to Er.g----i land.- Continental, _192._ IIER.'.Ln. _ I I VURSE, children's, disengaged, refined, j li experienced, permanent, temporary, , 'would travel; highest references.-Nurse, I I Brinsley's Store, Milford. PAINTING "and Papering wanted; first"class tradesman; labour or contract.! -Tradesman, 328, Herald. j PLASTERER'S Improver seeks job, country preferred—G.R., 417, H-KA_m_ j POSITION wanted as Gardener, Caretaker, j or any position of trust; good refs.—i : Gardener, 213, Herald. j POSITION Wanted by experienced fruitgrower, under glass or orchard, English . | and colonial experience—Grower, 458, I j Herald. RIVER Engineer or Loghauler-Driver— > State wageg to H.W., 398, Herald. SHARE-Milking wanted, by 2 hand-milk-ers; references if required.—Address at . | Herald. ' ! QHABE -Milking, next season, 60 to 80 j " IJ cows, machines; adults; good refs. and " | experience—Strips, 239, Herald. i SHORTHAND-Typiste, junior, knowledge j bcok-keeping, seeks position in office.— j '" R.D., 47A, Baker St., City. "jQITUATION wanted by young man as O General Carnage Smith (Improver).— , i T. Wilcox, Pukekohe. ' ' iTONEWALLER. expert, wants work, O wages or contract; round Auckland pre- , 'ferred—Stone Wall, 249, Herald. a X\T ASHING and Cleaning for Thursdays; VV 10b per day and fare3.—dean, 382, ;" Hehald. . WASHING wanted, half-days, Wednesday and Thursday. — A.K.. 255, | HERALD. . 7 WIDOW, boy school age, wants situation; - ; VV wages, £I—Experienced. 30-1, Herald, ~ "IVQMAN, refined, would like position as ' r IIT Housekeeper, bachelor; country pre- '> i ferred—Cotalie, 285, Herald. " i T\TOMAN (age 40), tnistworthy, wants poair' ! I V tion in Business, tobacconist preferred; r > i small salary—H., 201, Herald.

\\J OMAN, strong, child 21, wishes portion, VV Plain Cookmg, Ljtundry, or. Uo.nostic Work any kind; own milk bill—Willing, 467, Herald \irORKER, good, all branches Building Vl Work and other lines.—Warner, Haverest, Speight Road, Kohimararna, Auckland. YOUTH, willing, seeke employment on Farm—Hand Milker, 274, Heraldi YOUTHS (2). mates, 17-18. want position Farm; some experience; back blocks preferred; willing.—Address at Hebald. YOUTH, aged 17 years, secondary education, lj; years' office experience, desires situation; small wage if promotion in view—A.M., 373, Hebalr YOUTH, 18. strong, willing, seeks employ, ment, farm work, two years' experience. -Letter to Farm, 456, HeßalK. YOUTH, 19, anxious gain farm experience, wants employment on dairy farm, or Dtherwiso; wages, for the first oouple of months, 10s week—Rural, 475. Heraltj. Farm Hands Wanted. FARM-HAND Wanted.—Position filled— Thanking "many applicants, J. E. Davidson. Te Poi, Matamata, HELP, competent, wanted at once; good with horses and cows and general; good home; 25s per week.—R. Meier. Naumai. MAN, young, wanted for Farm; must be good all-round hand—Farmer, 310, Heralp, Hamilton. MARRIED Couple, must be first-class, for Dairy Farm near Auckland, on wages, if suitable shares; herd about 50 cows.—Excellent. 376, Herald. MARRIED Couple, without children: wife to cook, wash, iron, and general homework; man to milk 2 or 3 cows, odd jobs round house, help wife; wages, £150 a yenrMrs. W. H. Smith, Te Ngae, RotoruaMARRIED Couple. young, wanted; woman, cook, housework; man, good teamster, must be good horseman; both must be trustworthy and energetic; woman start Tuesday, man later; £3 per week— J. Layne. Morrinsville. _ QHARE-Milkers. —Situation now filed; D thanks to many applicants—J. A. ______ WANTED for Farm.—Two good Milkers >V and Drivers. Boyd, 22, Richmond Av., Grey Lynn. YOUTH, for Dairy Farm, mostly team work; state wages and experienceBox 2, or 'Phone 10D, Patumahoe. -n A R M MANAGER. A Capable and Efficient, married. FOR SHEEP AND CATTLE FARM. Thorough knowledge all implements. One with Boy able to assist preferred. Meat and all farm produce, and 7-roomed furnished house supplied, Write, stating salary and enclosing testimonials, to STATION, | 306. Herald, Hamilton. i ■ ■ Miscellaneous Exchanges. BUICK Car, will exchange Sections foi 6-cylinrier, 1921 model.—A. M. Bryden, 1 74. Queen St. HUDSON, 6-cylinder, 1916 model, splendid order, seat 8, £600 and some cash; exchange for House, Ellerslie Green Lane Remuera, 5-6 rooms.—Whittaker's, Phcenu Chambers. I" NCUBATOR, Tamlin, 50-egg, self-filling nearlv new, exchange lady's bicycle.W.. J. McKerras, Papatoetoe. Miscellaneous Wanteds. (1 IRL would like use Piano part evenings I Stanley Bay—Reply, stating terms X.Y.Z., 420, Herald. Dentistry. PURE pOLD J Saves Teeth. UT Saves Teeth. I Saves Teeth. The beautiful, pure, crystal gold used by Mr. llowey Walker makes the very finest fiilintis for front teeth. No known material has given more general satisfaction. I Without Pain. Gold Fillings | W,th-.it Pain. I Without I ain. TTOWEY WALKER, City Chambers, 209, Queen Street- !_'. ■ ■' ' ' A reduction in Artificial Teeth during nex three months.—A. F. Hooper, Dentist 328, Queen St.