Situations Wanted. ASPHALTING, Tarring and Sanding, Concrete Paths, etc.; cheapest rates. — M J 3 I,g_n_a_d_McCurdie, 60 » Mt. Edea Ed ' - BUTCHER, good tradesman, can take charge; 5 years manager last place; country prof.—Married. 357. Herald. CIARPENTER-Iniprover wants work; Bmall ■> alterations or repairs; town or country. —Improver. 303. Herald. CLERK, with 12 years' shipping experience, requires position in the city.— Shipping, 511, Herald. COMPANION or Housekeeper would like position, all duties; thoroughly reliable.—No. 7. Bond's, Morrjnsville. COMPANION-Help or Light • Occupation — Position wanted by refined young lady, daily—A.B.. 411. Herald. COOK— Position, station or mill, by sober man; good bread baker.—Alpha, 471, Herald. CORNET Player requires Professional Engagement.—Replies Con Stranger, 456, ■Heralp. . ENTAL Mechanic, out from Scotland; first-class vulcanite worker. 8 years' exptirience; references.—A.M.. 472. Herald. DRESSMAKER, Mt. Eden, 'phone 1665.— Smartest Costumes, Frocks, etc.; charges moderate; also, Hand-made Lingerie. ENGINEER, Sawmill or Coalmine, seeks position of trust; services available immediately.—AddreßS at Herald*. ENGINEER, second-class marine oil, desires berth; experienced mechanic, also holder river steam and restricted oil tickets. —H., 302. Herald GARDENER, hundy, wants day work; married. Christian, good all branches; highest reference; 12s 6d. —Address at Herald. . / GARDENER, middle-aged, waiting day or > permanent work; sober, reliable.— Bell's Registry. Gladstone Bldgs. 'Phone 1702. ■ ARDENING wanted, 3 to 4 days weekly; efficient, clean.—Cosmos. 600, Herald. GARDENING, day or half-day: scythe, spade, axe, general cleaning up.—Tidy, 429. Herald. GOVERNESS or Nursery Governess.— Position wanted for next term. —Canterbury, 480, Herald. __________ GROCERS. — YOUNG MAN OFFERS HIS SERVICES, free of charge, for a Month in exchange for Experience and Tuition. State oquipment. __ GUNPOWDER. 45, Herald. HAND-Work and Embroidering.—Position wanted by young lady; highest .reference 3; state wage.—Handwork. 466. Herald. HOUSEKEEPER roouires situation; good ____— M.C., 95, Herald, Hamilton. OUSEKEEPER.—Woman, capable, with niece 8 years; widower, young children not objected to: town or country.—No. 71, i Bellevue Rd.. Mt. Eden. HOUSEKEEPER, Companion - Help, gentlewoman, middle-aged, trained cook, highly recommended; take temporary relieving.—.K.M.. 376, Herald. OUSEWORK wanted (station) by woman, with boy 4 years.—Address at Herald. LADY would like to assist anonther, Poultry, Bees, or Flowers; state wages or terms-—Work. 360. Heralp. LADY, young, refined, would assist light housework return board; email wage. —G.U.. 510. Herald. LAWNS, Hedges, kept in order: Mowers, Shears, sharpened and Bet.—34, Great South Rd.. Remuera. LIGHT Work by refined person, required from 10 o.m. to 8 p.m.—J.S., 437, Heralp. LIGHT occupation for 2 hardy College Boye during Xmas vacation on _ gentleman's farm or sheep-run; remuneration unnecessary ; refs. exchanged.—Vacation, 94,. Herald. ■ MAN, elderly, dosires employment, garden, milk, drive buggy; references — A.8.. 462, Herald. fIIyTAN, young, requires situation on Dairy U-'X Farm; previous experience.—Willing, 515, Hkralcl. AN, 20, seeks position any oapacity, in or around Pukekohe; knowledge bakery. —Competent. 464. Herald. MAN. handy tools, driver car, lorry, electrical, rope-splicing, ■ anything, anywhere.—Useful. 490, Herald. _ MAN, young, 28, publio school education, smart appearance, desire? position. Clerical, or , otherwise; town or country: strong and willing worker.—Davies, 237, Hobaon St. MANAGER or Counter Hand, any branoh Grocery; temporary or otherwise.—C, 428. Herald. ' . MARRIED Couple require position a* Camp Cooks or otherwise; no encumb.; anywhere.—Crrnp, 94. Herald. Hamilton. MOTOR Mechanic Improver seeks position, electrio work a specialty.—34, Broadway, Newmarket. Phone 374. MOTOR Meohanic. first-class, seeks position, 10 years' experience, all classes of car and stationary engines; competent electrical and battery repairs; experienced lathe work.—Foroman. 363. Herald. NURSE, children, disengaged, refined, thoroughly experienced children; highest refs.—Atkinßon, 137, Grafton Rd. 'Phone 3023. PAINTING and Paperhanging; neatness a : speciality; all materials supplied; prices moderate. —Hassan, 15, Beacc_B_eld Bt____ PAPERHANGING. Scrimming, Painting, all renovations; best materials; moderate prices.—Burnett, 87, Symonds St. (near Bridge). rjpRADESMEN'S Books Kept.—Gentleman -_ has evenings free; profit, loss, balance- ______ prepared.—Accounts. 460, Herald. / WILL anyone give elderly woman position in home as Housekeeper to Bachelor or widower?— Address at Herald. WOMAN, young, desires to Assist Housework, also Mind Children, daily; Epsom—-H.8., 383, Herald. TKTOMAN, refined, married, would like V > congenial employment from 10 to 4 daily.—Mother. 482, Herald. young, with 1 child, wants t V oosition Housekeeper, small wage for go-Hl home.—D.S.. 302. Herald. "iXTOMAN. Married (girl 4). seeks position VV Housekeeper or Domestic Help: write for interview. —Willing. 518. Herald. _ WOMAN, middle-aged, would like light dunes return for home, small wage.— <* •'dress at Herald. "VffORKING Manager.' married, disenv \ gaged November 27; life experience sheep, cattle, all farm implements, and machine milking; handy with tools; splendid credentials.—Results, 409. HERALD). Wanted to Buy. BARBER'S Chair, at once.—Apply C. 1 Ball. Hairdresser, Remuera. BOTTLES, Sacks, Horsehair, and Old Metals.—Zealandia Tradin. Co., 1, Liverpool St. Phone 2431. CASH Registers (3), small, in good condition, to register up to JB1: also a Small Safe.—Arthur H. Nathan, Ltd. COUNTERS and Shelving, large quantity required.—Box 985. G.P.0., Auckland. IJIGGS, Eggs, Eggs; bought in any quanJ tity: top price —Rumble's Stores, 44, and 46. Broadway, Newmarket. ENCYCLOPAEDIA Britannica, 10th edition (35 vols.), with or without case.— Kcaly's Bookshop, 21, Shortland St. FALSE Teeth, old, discarded, any condition: our only commodity.—Pearline Co.. 26, Durham St. LATHE, screw cutting, hollow spindle, largo treadle size, or without treadle. —Write, Newport, Putaruru. LIGHTING Plant, benzine, second-hand; must be cheap.—Cheap, 171. Herald. RAZOR Blades (Safety), second-hand, any number. —Blades. 449. Herald. RING Mrs. Kelly.—She buys Misfit Clothing. Evening Wear.—Darby St., off Queen St. 'Phone 2606. ___^^ SEWING Machine, treadle, second-hand; state price and where seen.—Mrs. D Whittle. Pukekohe Hill. SEWING Machines, all makes: best cash price.—Globe, 3, Short's Bldgs-, 154, Queen St. .'Phone 295. SUITS. Coats. Trousers, Vests Breeches Hats, Shirts, Broken Jewellery, Tools' Teeth, Tents, Accordionß, Trunks.—Fischer' Town Hall Square. 'Phone 3021. ' TABLES and Trestles, or would hire same. —Central Mart. 161. Queen St. 'Phone 22'J1A. . rpiMBER WANTED. ■ Wanted, OUTPUT OF MLL_._BIMU fc TOTAHA AND Keply, giving full particulars, to RIMU. 378 Herald. LINOARNISH" SAVES LABOUR AN!» LINOLEUM. One coat withstands 12 months' wear. Stocked by all i Grocers. THE Premo.car Service Station, right opp. St. Matthew's Church. Phone 3059. ATTENTION.— Better Tailoring at less prices.-Order your Xmas Suits at Vernon's, 8, Wellesley St.
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New Zealand Herald, Volume LIX, Issue 18250, 17 November 1922, Page 1
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