Situations Vacant. LADIES of High Personality to represent EaTabi-shcd Firm. High grade house to houso work. Nothing to carry. • —Apply, 36-137, Winstono's Buildings, Queen St. MACHINIST, experienced, -wanted for Shirts. Blouses.—Miss Wilcock, 43, ' Mt. Euen Rd. j MAN, single, for season, interested poultry; careful, energetic; bach with bachelor; no wages; 'JO per cent, chickens reared; everything found; shares; 2 lots already out. —Apply personally, Butler, Karaka St., Avondale South. , "YfESSAGE Boy, smart, wanted.—-A. 1 ill Eccles. Chemist. H.M. Arcade. MOTOR Mechanic; must be good allround man, used tj turning.—J. Morris, Chancery St OPTICAL Mechanic. absolutely firstclass, capable fitting, lor Christchurch. —Apply Taaffe, Optometrist. Ellison Chambers. ORCHARDISTS —Couple wanted take tbar.ee small seaside orchard; all found, small wage, and share profits.—Write f iltest particulars to Kawau. 204, Herald. PROBATIONER Nurse wanted for Private Hospital; experienced preferred.—Bor 38. Taihfcpe. PROBATIONER with experience; £1 week. —Apply with testimonials, stating age, Sister Brewer, Pa-lmerston Rd., Gieborno. QUARTZ MINERS, experienced!; (opportunity will be a.fTorded to form 4-Men ■ Parties on Contract "Work. —Apply MTJIR'S GOLD KEEPS, LTD.. 'Phone 28S. To Puke. SALESMAN - Canvasser, experienced, wanted; good terms to suitable man. —■ Jack Rodgers. Land Agent, Ist floor. Short' 3 Bldgß, OHORTRAND-Typiste—Young lady reIs? Q,uired for indentor's office; roust be accurate .and competent.—Apply, first by letter, giving particulars of experience. TYPISTE, 539. Herald. STRIPPER-Keeper Manager for FlaxfL:start shortly; good man essential; capable taking charge machinery.—Apply, . stating experience, first instance. Flaimillex. '. c.o. Carr, Pountney and Co. TAILORS.— Wanted First-class Coatrr.aker; steady job.—J. R. Hobden. late John Todd, Otahuhu, or Ellison Chambers, Queen St. ■THROUSER and Vest Hands, first-class. -I- wanted.—-Wilson, Ladies' and Gent's High-class Tailor. 107. Ed. VACANCY filled Blacksmith Ind Shoer. —J. Johnston, Turua. YOUTH. WELL EDUCATED. WANTED AS MECHANIC. Apply mornings, between 9 and 10. STEVENSON AND INGRAM. Karangahapo Rd. W ANTEDK COMPETENT LADY CLERK, For the Retail Drapery. A pplications, BOX 594, Auckland. VyHOLESALE SOFT GOODS. We require EXPERIENCED BUYER, To Manage our Fancy and. Underclothing Departments. Applications, stating full particulars! to BUTTERWORTH BROS., High Strtect, Dunedin. "W E REQUIRE— 3 COMPETENT DRESSMAKERS. 2 IMPROVERS TO FINISHING. 1 APPRENTICE TO LADIES' TAILORING. 1 SKIRT HAND. Apply MAISON LEVIN. 288, Queen Street. L_ ■~ " ! Wanted to Buy. BAROGRAPH, in case; must be good condition.—State maker and price, Gaw, P.O. Box 1608. BICYCLES, Tools. Jewellery, any condition ; Watches, Fake Teeth, Cameras, Binoculars, etc. —Clarkson. 38, Ponsonby Rd. BOOKS —Libraries, parcels, single volumes, magazines, novels; top prices.—Brough's Town Hall Book Store. 378. Queen St. _ CLOTHING, Tools, Broken Jewellery. Records. Teeth. Mhndolines. Accordeons, Leggings, Riding Breeches, Felt Hats.— Fishcher, Dealer, Town Hall Square. Phone 3021. i I?ALSE Teeth, old discarded, any condition; our only commodity.—Pearline Co., 26. Durham St. FLAX, green, on truck; any quantity.— John Muir and Co.. Pokeno. KAURI GUM.—We are Cash Buyere, at highest market rates, of all grades. THOS. LEES AND SONS, Customs Street East. RABBITS, fresh, any quantity; highest prices given ; also Rabbit Skins—Australasian Rabbit Skin Co., 14, Pitt St. RING Mrs. Kelly—She buys Misfit Clothins. Evening Wear.—Darby St., ofl Queen St. 'Phone 2606. OTAMP Collections or Loose Lots, all O descriptions; highest price given.— ■ Powell. 65. Shortland St.. next Wilton's. SINGER Shirt Machine. 2-needle. with fittings for power; must be in first- : class order; write, stating price, eto. > CASH. 517. Herald. SITOVES, Orbs or Orions, second-hand.— > Payne. 50, Richmond Rd.. Ponsonby. SUITS, Men's, second-hand, any quantity; also Trousers, Coats, Boots, etc; beet prices guaranteed*!—6s. Victoria St. W. HACKS — SACKS — SACKS. (Flour) (Grain) (Chaff) CONSIGN YOUR SACKS TO US And get the Highest Prices. We have the largest turnover in N.Z. McKENDRICK BROS.. Wellington Street. Auckland. a ——4 Pupils Wanted. A RT Leatherwork. Baaket-.7ork, Pokerwork, J\ Carving, Pen Painting, Stencilling. Prospectus posted.—Miaa Ayhng. 4, Strand Are ado. Auckland. TsHLEIGH'S Coaching College, N.Z. Ins. Xi. Bldgs.—Coaching for Public Exams., Backward Education. Book-keeping (jun. and sen.). DRESS Cutting, Making and Designing taught by our latest improved system; success guaranteed. — The Modern Dressmaking Salon, Ellison. ChJwnbere, Queen Street. MOTOR-Car Driving.—Council Certificate* guaranteed.—Mayhill and Sexton. Queen Bt. Garage. 317. Queen St. 'Phono 2367 A. TO Swim is easy; I can you. Twelve Lessons. X'2 2s. — D. B. Anderson. 'I'hone 2746. krj "TABERNACLE BLDGS.--Matricula--11 , tion. etc.: Proficiency. Gregg Shorthand. Languages. Maori; expert tuition.— Maurice R. Keesing. For Hire. CHAR-A-BANC, 30-36-seater; easiest riding in Auckland; for Dances, Lodge Meetings. Etc—'Phone 2690 A.. J. Rirnmer. Wanted tc Hire. BARBER'S Chair, for 6 months.—-221, Karangahape Rd npHERE IS ONLY ONE SILVER T O W N. A clean-cut thoroughbred o£ a TIRE that the owner of any Car is glad to useWholesale Distributors: F W P IDGEON AJSD riOY-LTD--41, LORNE BTREET. AUCKLANDi
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New Zealand Herald, Volume LIX, Issue 18195, 14 September 1922, Page 1
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