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Situations Wanted. ACCOUNTANT (Lsdy), ex-auditor'a office; I excellent credentials; write up, balance tradesmen's books.—Qualified. 897. i Herald. BREAD Carter, experienced, seeks Situa- . tion, town or 'country; state wages.— Reiiab.e. 899. Heralp. \ TJUSINESS Man, young, is open for en- ■*-* gagement as Asßistant-seoretarjr, BookKeeper, or Clerk, country or towm 7 years' praetical experience.—Sheldon Student 950, Herald. CARPENTERS (2J. good tradesmen, would give price building houses, labour only; town, country.—Reasonable, 880, Hbralp. pARPENTER and Cabinetmaker desires ' ~w ork . Repairs, Renovations, Alterations, anything; estimates given.—Reliable. 968. Herald. COMMERCIAL" Traveller, experienced, town or country, requires position; any line; 4 years' experience.—Sheldon Student, 952, Heralo. COMPANION-Help or Governess, young lady, refined, capable.—Companion, 812, Herald. , OMPOSITOR. good all-round Jobbing .Uomp., seeks employment.—Comp., 966. Herald. COOK-Genor«l, capable, desires position, small adult family, all duties. State tj3rms ;; --Capable, 929, Herald. DRESS2IAKER, high-class English. American experience; Costumes, Coat Frocks tailored; charges moderate.—3l, Coilingwood bt., _Fonsonby. DRESSMAKING.— Smart Frocks. Cos"t«.men. Coats, exquisite designs; moderate—lo, Sheehan St., near Three Lamps, | DRIVING, Running Repairs, Storowo'rk and General: know raii, shipping, wholesale and retail—Call, 895, Heral x ENGINEER, Motor and General, 13 years' experience, foreman, manager, in South Island, . all branches. — Energetic. 962, Herald. ENGINEDRIVER. first-class] stationary • (vrinding, loco., traction tickets), strong, activo, experienced, wants job.— Enginedriver. 855. Herald, FARMER, married, desires Management of Farm; life experience in all branches. —Urgeiat,. 714, HfcRALP. - FURNITURE Re-upholstered, equal to new; Lino., Carpets, iaid; experienced trades- ' nian.—M.R., 933, Herald. GARDEN Work wanted; gcod references— / J. Johnston, Miller St.. Ellerslift. GARDENER wants day work. Digging, Lawns, Genoral Cleaning Up; near Mt. . Eden; 8s day.—X.Y.Z.. 941, Herald. ARDENING, for 3 or 4 days weekly; 1 n. eihc ent.—Worker, 947. Herald. GARDENING, Digging, or Squaring Up <vtinted, by practical man; per day or otherwise.—Spade, 350, Herald. elderly. sTrong. capvJ able, requires position, help in house, • or out of doors duties; willing to pay a littl. for good home.i-Apply by letter. Gentle- | woman. 202. Herald. GROCER (married man), over 20 years' | experience, desires work of any descrip- I tion.—Urgent, 854/ Herald. ' HANDYMAN, pensioner, active, wsnts Work and a Home.—Jark, 898. Herald. HAULING or Waggoning wanted by Man, with team of bullocks:—Bullock, 228, TTERAL". HOUSEKEEPERT-Capable, refined Person, a.I duties, 'own or country, adult faniiiy.—EnsrUsh, 1778, Herald Woman, good c.-'ok, wants position: own mistress.— A.E., 43, Vincent St., Auckland. LADY requires pleasant occupation, daily, or position of trust.—Pleasure, 926, P ERALI. LADY Travelling England would attend Invalid or Children for assisted passage.—Traveller, MAN wants Gardening, daily, or perman- _ ent.—J.K.. 855. Herald. MAN, young, experienced Planers, able set up, desires position, or yard. work.— Reliable. Herald. MARRIED Couple, young, seek position. Hotel, town or country; wife, housemaid or waitress; husband, porter, barman. -Bellable. 967, HESALP MARRIED Couple, young, good references, team nnd general, both milkers, if necessary, want position.—23o4 Auto., Phoenix Registry. MOTOR-Driver-Mecrranic open for engwgeV ment; 8 years' experience all makes cars, triif-ks: in charge last job; all repairs. -"•Auto. 937, Herald. . ' ' NURSE,' Certificated, Maternity. disengaged, town or .country cases taken, with or without doctor.—Nurse, 932. Herald. PAINTING, Paperhanging wanted,, town or country; best materials; estimates, free; pre-war prices.—Tradesman, 946, Heral-o. ' POSITION as Lady Help, in Devonport; luliy experienced.—Miss Earlo, P. 0., Devonport. ' _. . .. POSITION wanted by Married Couple, run mill or bush cookhouse; experienced.— A.M.. 978. Herald. "PROBATIONER, experienced, wants posiX tion beginning December; maternity preferred.—Address at Herai-d. ■ ' ,' PROPERTIES to Repair wanted.—Simp-. son and Thackeray. 109. Nelson St. REPAIRS, Alterations, Office and Shop Fittings: our work is our reference.— 30. Broadway. Newmarket. 'Phone 2790 A. EETOUCHER, lady, general knowledge studio work, requires position.—iteliable. 919, Herald. _j SOFT Washing.—lf yon want Soft Washing done by hand at reasonable prices, post card to Box 760. G.P.O. Will call and cLUver. ' ; TAILOR, good tradesman, ,out from England, eeeks situation .good firm; re85, Herald. Hamilton. > , rpARRING. Sanding. Tennis - Lawns; i. Grounds Laid Off.—Ring* B. Bishop, 7, King Edward Av., Epsom. 1 TYPISTE. ojtperiencod, seeks position; used to oflico routine; can furnish excellent- references.—Reliable, 957. Herald. Cleaning wanted by. day or half day; Bplendid local references; young woman.—Urgent. 979, Herald. BANDMASTER, at present in Australia, would like to hear from good Contesting New Zealand Band. Over 15 years* contesting experience, under the great English conductors. Messrs., Owen, Rimmer, and Holliwell. First-class references.—Apply to BANDMASTER. Co. D. Taylor, 33, Nugent St.- Mt. Eden. Auckland. pURNITURE SALEISMAN. •*• With .. ' Practical Knowledge of Trade, Seeks Position in CITY FURNITURE WAREHOUSE, Apply, v SALES, 976. HERALD. TO COUNTY AND P-W.D. . ENGINEERS. Man, with quarry foreman's ticket, experienced in all branches of railway and road formation, also metalline, own teams, open for engagement, contract or wages. — COLONIAL. Herald. Miscellaneous. GEORGE NICOLL, Master Violin Craftsman: expert repairs; workmanship guaranteed.—63, Albgrt St.. corner Wyndham St. DEFECTIVE Vision causes Consult O E. Neilsen. Pitt St.. Sish« Specialist, opp. Fire Station. A CHOICE Selection Leather Tor' noma boot repairing.—Chambers' Boot Re* pairing Factory. 256. Karangahape Rd REMEMBER. Remember the Fifth of November. Boxes of assorted Fireworks, lis 6d. ss. 10s each.—At Hazard's, Queen St. TENNIS Racquets Re-strung, Repaired, Patronised by Tilden, -World's Champion.—A. Bruce, Racquet Stringer, 94, Albert St. | '■ FIFTH of November comen only once a year. Buy the youngsters a box of Hazard's Fireworks; 2s 6d, 6s, 10s box. POSY TEA. at 2s 2d per pound, is the Tea for me. All Grocers. SMOKERS —Pipes Repaired; new Mouthpieces made to order-—€o, Wellesley St. W. Auckland. . ■ FORD Radiitors Lent while youra Kepaired,—Philip Lewis, the Expert, Chancery St.< Auckland-■ 'Phone 2775 A. THE , British Laundry, 120] Ponsonby Rd.—High Class Work done at Lowest Ratea. Hotels catered for. TJOSY TEA is a Stimulant. Fragrant and JL Refreshing, 2s 2d per pound. Sold by all Grocera. STRIKE put the Top Line, or any other line, but try Posy Tea at 2s 2d per pound. All Grocera. J)*ANO Tuning.—S. Q.. Ward. Premier , Piano Tuning-Repairing Co.. 8. Rut* nd St. ,'Phone 2787 ACAVE and prolong the usefulness of your P ? y 5 8 -^; C ? n ? ul J, °« E- Neilsen, Sigh* Specialist. 62. Pitt St irpHE„l>rink Question finally Settled—Posy JL Tea. 2s 2d per pound. Bold by oJJ,

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New Zealand Herald, Volume LIX, Issue 18214, 7 November 1922, Page 1

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