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New Zealand Herald, Volume LIX, Issue 18180, 28 August 1922, Page 1

Situations Wanted. ( ACCOUNTANCY Student desires position as Clerk; 6 vears' experience general office work.—Student, 40. Hebalp. BAKERS'.— Work wanted, bread or emails; good man.— W. Downie, Keddell St., Frank ton. ; . BUILDERS (Country).—Good Painter, Paperhanger, desires position where employment likely to be constant. —Reliable, 24, Hera_d. . BUILDER, many years' experience, requires- situation, builder's office, as Look-keeper; any spare time filled in at ben£h.__or general.—Builder. 129. H-KA-P. CIARPENTER wants alterations, repair and s_ jobbing work: reasonable and prompt. —Tradesman. 41, Hebald. CARPENTER, good tradesman, requires Alterations, Additions, Repairs; prompt attention given.—2, Mackeivie St., Grey Lynn CHIMNEYS Swept: no dust; guaranteed reliable.—H. Smith, 4, Monmouth St., Archhill. 'Phone 1957. CLEANING of Houses, Kalsomining of Rooms, etc., undertaken.—Ex-Navy, 914. Hebald. CLERK desires position, whole or part ,„ time; good legal knowledge.—X.Y.Z., 06, Heralp. CONTRACT, Scrub Cutting or Post Split- i ting by 2 experienced men; scrub 100 acres upwards, extra men if necessary.— Scrub, 53. Hera-d. CONTRACT, Tea-tree Firewood, from 400 tons upwards; 2 experienced men, more if necessary.—Tea-tree. 54. Herald. ENGINEER seeks Appointment; firstclass 8.0. T. Certificate; drawing office and refrigerating experience; testimonials, etc.—Engineer, 236, HEBALIA ! ELECTRICIAN, Fitter, Turner, requires job of permanent nature; used both motor and steam work; 12 months last job.— Lathe. 87. Herald ENGINE : Driver, 2nd class stationary, with _ practical experience refrigeration and fitting.—Engine-driver, Box 13, Pukekohe. EX-Soldier, married, Christiufi, seeks em-\ . ployment anything, enginedriver (uncertificated), book-keeper, ambulance student; handy.—Ambulance, 242, Herald. -^ FITTER, steam, general dairy experience; take anything, anywhere; English expcrience.—Fitter, 493. Herald. HamiltonFOREMAN, Motor Garage, requires position; first-class refs.; town or country. —Foreman, 46, Herald. (.1 ARDENER.—Practical Young Man wants J work by the day or otherwise.—S.P., 2, Waverley St. ' GARDENER, married, highest references, all branches, wants two days fill up.— 3. Huia St., Onehunga. GARDENER, qualified, desires work, casual or permanent; experienced all class of work.—Gardener. 251, Herald. GARDENER, all branches, good refs., good' testimonials, wants Employment one day weekly—Hotbed, 211, Herald. HAIRDRESSER, first-class gent's hand, _ ; wants position.—G.J., 281, Herald. HAIRDRESSER, firafrclass gent's hand; gooti apptarance, requires re-engage-ment; available 2nd week Sept—Roxo, 268, HEBA-li. HELP, useful. Tefined family, widow, boy school age; town preferred; terms arranged—H.B.A.. 51. Herald. OUSE Duties, fow liours daily: Girl. young, capable; no Sunday work; Milford, Takapuna.—Capable, 52, Herald. TNSTRUCTOR of Millinery Classes disX engaged, would take Bimilar position; 4 years instructor at the Technical College.— Millinery, 103, Herald. lADY, young, wants work any kind, by i the day.—Honest, 116. Herald. f ' LADY, young, refined, one child, seeks position Houeekeeper; own mistress.— R.S., 239, JHBRALL. LADY, young, would take charge of millinery showroom; good references.— Showroom, 104, Herald. lADY, young, desires position in Shop or J liight Housework. — Willing, 45. Herald. LADY, refined; well-behaved girl; desires Sewing, Light Duties, d-aily.—36, Phoenix Chmbrs. 2304 Auto. . LADY, refined, desires position Housekeeper to elderly couple or gentleman; town or country.—Practical, 277. JHEBAIiTJ. " MAN, young, plumbing experience, handy ' tools, seeks.situation; town.. co.untry-— 7 Easte-I, 23. Bright St., Eden' Terraco. MAN, young, 2 years on private oar, wants position driving lorry, business firm.— Transmission, 105. Herald. MAN, young, wants Position on Farm; good with machines and team work; .wages. _1 15s and found.—Worker,' _8. HgnALO. . PAINTING and Paperhangingi.—Contracts wanted by thorough tradesman; town or country.—Full particulars phone 406. PAINTING and Paperhanging; neatness a spe iality; prices all material supplied Hassan, 15. Beacons:Seld Bt. PAINTING and Paperhanging wanted by first-class tradesman: labour or contract; prices moderate.—Painter. 55, Hebald. PAINTING, Paperhanging, wanted; labour, contract: good tradesman.—Painter, 9, Russell St.. Stanley Bay. . PAINTING, Paperhanging; reliable trades- ' man; contract, labour,' moderate prices. —Macefield. 4, Somerset Place. Howe St.. Newton. m PANTRYMAIDS (2), reauire position; urgent.—Sisters, 261, HERA--'. ■J3OSITION, care of invalid, by ejqierienced I Nurse. 3vrs. publio hospital experience. —Nurse. 22, I T>,QS-TION as Farm Manager, sheep or IT cattle, dairying preferred.—Z., c.oGifiord. Stationer, Te Awamutu. SHARE-Milking, mates (2),. experienced. _ seek position; can start immediately.— G. Shepherd, Levy Rd., Glen Eden. '• TARRING, Sanding, Tennis Lawns; Grounds Laid Off.—Ring B. Bishop, 7, King Edward Av., Epsom. WASHING, Ironing,. Cleaning, wanted urgently; permanent; refa.; 10s fares. —Miss M. Scott, Church St.. Onehunga. WIREMAN, house lighting preferred; take anything, anywhere; single — New Chum, 492, Hebald, Hamilton. WOMAN requires work by th_ day— Reliable. 68. Herald. WORK wanted by Woman; good, quick and reliable; 9 to 3, or daily.—Genuine, 275, HE-A-P. _____ ENGLISH LADY Offers Services as Companion or Nurse for paseago or part-pasaaee to England. ExoeUent references.' (Early departure 3eeired). Apply, in first instance, to AGREEABLE, Box 30. InvereargUl. \ Wanted to Buy. CLOTHING. Tools. Broken Jewellery. Records, Teeth, Mandolines.. Accordions, Drawing Instruments. — Fischer, Dealeor, Grey Statue. 'Phone 3021. HORSEHAIR and Cowtajl Hair; best prices.—Lee and Arlington, Elgin St., Grey Lynn. 'Phone 2925 A. MILK Kloat, good order: state c*ah required.—N.C., 0.0. Congaiton, Cambridge. ; [ , PORTABLE Picture Plant, fit for touring; send price and full particulars.—Piotureß, 97. Herald.. - RABBITS, fresh, any quantity; highest prices given; also Rabbit Skins.—Australasian Rabbit Skin Co.. 14. Pitt St. RING Mrs. Kelly.—She buys Misfit Cloth, ing. Evening Wear.—Darby St., off Queen St. 'Phone 2606. EWING Machines, any make; £12 for best machines.—Globe., 154. Queen St 'Phone 295. STAMP Collections, old stamps on envelopes, loose lots all descriptions wanted. Highest cash price given; inquiries solicited. All Philatelic goods stocked. —Powell and Co., 65, Shortland St. (Next_ Wi'lton's); STAMPS, in large or small quantities; British Colonies preferred.—Collector, 203. HERfLP. . SUITS, men's, second-hand, any quantity; also Trousers, Coats, Boots, etc.: best prices guaranteed.—6s, Victoria St. W. T EA-TREE Stakes, 7ft.. diameter lin..— Price, etc., per 1000. to Grower, 77, Herald- ; TYPEWRITER, wanted; must be good condition and cheap.—F.J.S.. 184, FtmAT-". . - TYPEWRITER, must be visible- and in i?ood order.—Replies to P.O. Box 121, Hamilton. Business Notices. ri LOCKS. VIOCKS. ' EIGHT-DAY. STRIKING HOUR AND HALF-HOUR. OAK CASES. RELIABLE, MOVEMENTS. ; Usual Prices. _5 to _8 I7s 6d each. ' . THIS WEEK'S PRICE. CCS EACH At D AVID gILK. JEWELLER. SATISFACTION GUARANTEED, Or Money Refunded. \\