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New Zealand Herald, Volume LIX, Issue 18275, 16 December 1922, Page 1

SITUATIONS WANTED. 4CCOUNTANT desires tradesmen's books to keep; profit and loss accounts and balance-sheets prepared.—Competent, 732, ltt.R/LD RCHITECTURAL Draftsman, competent, seeks engagement; advanced work urefeired.—Bronzart,__977, Hsralp, ASPHALT,' Tar. Sanding, Latfn Tennis, by my special process; no splashing or carrying into house.—T. Tyne. 'Ihone 407_1_ (3 rings). . , BAKER, bread and smalls, competent and reliable.—Flour, 605. Herald. BAKER, good dough maker and moulder, well up in Emails, open for engagement. —English. 883. Herald. BREAD Baker seeks position, town or country.—M.C.. 907, Herald. CARPENTER, Handyman, wants work, all house repairs, painting, inside and cut.—Longford, 76, Nelson St. CIOMPANION or Housekeeper.—Position J wanteci in refined family by Lady; children no objection.—Reliable, 937, LiruLD pOMPANION.—Refined young iady revy quires position, Gisborne, Palmerston North, Feilding; highest references. —Zitji.. 842. Herald. COMPANfON-Help.— Position wanted by young lady, capable and reliable. — Urgent, 6, Herald*. ___„ DRAUGHTSMAN, good, accurate, neat, wants survey or lithographic draughting wort, spare time.—Letteror. 829. Heralp. D'kBSSMAKING.-r-Lad'ies' and Children's Frocks, smartly made; charges moderate,—'Phone 668. D~I*ESSMAKING. — Costumes, from 30a; Coat Frocks, from 25s.—Mrs. Dixon, , Dressmaker, 63. Mt. Eden Rd. DRESSMAKER. high-class English. American experience; Costumes, Coat Frocks tailored; charges moderate.—li-, Wellesley St.. City. I ENGINEER, river, oil. wants work in a _ weekjg time.—Certificate. 888. Herald. ENGLAND.— Nurse, trained children, returning, offers service, any capacity, lor passage.—Nurse, 72. Grafton Rd. I FURNITURE Re-upholstered, equal to new; . .Lino.. Carpets, laid; experienced tradesman.—M.R., 404, T"<URNITUR_ Salesman, exceptionally S- _cod personality and qualifications, 15 years' business experience; thoroughly reliable; totai abstainer. —Acumen, 963, Herald. | G ARDEN, no vegetables; charm, perfec-J tion. guaranteed; day week only; wide j experience.—Walton, 43, Pencarrow Av. j ARDENS and Lawns Cleaned up by ex. perienced gardener.—E.S., 154, Mauukan Rd.. Parnell. ! (S ARDENER, engaged 4 days, requires 1 \ X or 2 days, flowers, vegetables; good references.—Verbeno, 417, Herald. GENERAL Repairs to Property, etc.. Gardening, hedges, paths; Painting, Lime-washing, General Cleaning, etc.; suitable terms.—Dunelm, 992, Herald. DKIVER-Mechanic. 12 years' experience, private and commercial, handy, any capacity; refs.—Reliable. 950. HeraldGROCER, competent, would like meet Principals, with view to settlement; just arrived.—Live Wire, 874, Herald. H~ OUSEKEEPER, first-class cook and j refs., seeks position, town or country, to gentlemen.—-S.J., 933. Herald. I TTOUSEKEEPER or Companion-Help.— ) JUL Gentlewoman, thoroughly domeeticated, j disengaged Xmas; 3uburb, Beaside, or coun- | fry.—Conscientious, 763, Herald. ;, HOUSEKEEPER.— Young Woman, with j ; child 3 years, wishes situation farm; own mistress, no objection lor 2 children.— j Urgent, 601, Herald. j LADY requires situation, without children or washing, in country if possible.— Urgent. 924. Herald MAN, 28, married, wants situation Tally Clerk cr anything; experienced clerk. — C.G.. 847. Herald. MAN, young, single,- wants iob on farm, j fortnight, commencing December 20; life experience all branches; state wages.— Farm. 798. Herald. I MAN, young, experienced farm hand, machines, do all running repairs, open engagement: must be good conditions; state wage and full particulars; best refs. — ' Rex. 16, Herald. MANAGE by 2 experienced men. Sheep or Dairy Farm; easy salary, house, school.—L.. 910, Herald. ' MARRIED Couple, from Home, wife cook: dairy farm preferred, good Hlilke:.-. —Barton. 9, Bright St.. Auckland. MATERNITY Nurse open for engagement, town or country.—Nurse. 836. Herald. MECHANIC open engagement on _ Ford work., driving or repairing; experienced stationary combuution engines and good repair man. all kinds machinery; country preference; refs.—Mecano. 800. HERALD. "\yfOTOR Driver open for engagement, i-VJ. Taxi, Lorry, or Private Car; refs. if required.—Competent, 976, Hbrald. MOTOR Mechanic wants private Overhauls, Repairs, any make car;'work guaranteed.—l2. Wellesley St.. City. NURSE (Children's), experienced, seeks engagement; refg.—G.M.. 15, Hekalp. PAINTING and Paperhanging; neatness a speciality, all materials supplied; prices moderate.—Hassan, 15. Beaconsfield St. PAINTING. Paperhanging;'estimates free, best materials; work open foE architect's inspection; low prices.—Painter, 844, Herald. PAINTER, Paperhanger. and Signwriter, competent, seeks work, town or country-; charges reasonable.—Bell, 36, Anglesea St., Ponsonby. PAPERHANGING. Painting, by reliable tradesman, contract or labour; also alterations.—3l. Mary St.. Mt. Eden. iCTURE Framor, expert in all departments, capable oi taking charge.—Expert, 895, Herald. , POSITION as Companion-Help wanted, neaf* City, smaTT' remuneration.—32", Reimers Ave.. Kingsland. POSITION bv trained Hostel secretary, matron school or institution: excellent credentials.—Experienced, 956, Hkbalp. OSITICN wanted January, farm or country, by lady willing undertake housework. mending, etc.—Rural, 870, Herald. SECRETARIAL) Wors- undertaken by competent Man: companies and clubs a specialty; reasonable charges.—Reliable, 733. Hera ld EWING. plain, wanted t>y the day.— C.W.. 966. Herald. T" ARRTnG, Sanding, Tennis Lawns; Grounds Laid Off.—Ring B. Bishop. 7, King Edward Av- Epgom. j~~ ' E G A L. QUALIFIED BARRISTER AND SOLICITOR, With experience, desires position in legal officePreferably on Common Law side. Renly. ' LEX. 954, Heiul^. TEACHERS WANTED. r~UTOR. private, reouired to prepare two boys for English Public School.—Apply with references to Sir Cecil Rodwell. Government House, Suva. Fiji. QYDNEY GRAMMAR SCHOOL. POSITION OF HEADMASTER. Applications are invited for the position of Headmaster of the Sydney .Grammar School. Applicants must be graduates of sufficient distinction at.some approved University and not in Clerical Orders. All particulars can bo obtained on application to the undersigned, to whom applications must be sent on or before February 28 next. -HARINGTON B. COWPER, Secretary to the Trustees Sydney Grammar School. . Sydney. October 24, 1922. MISCELLANEOUS WANTEDS. TELEPHONE wanted; premium given lor surrender.—P.O. Box 648, Auckland. WANTED reach Whangarei Christmas Eve: 'wiUins share car or launch.— Urgent. BS6. Hkrald. MISCELLANEOUS EXCHANGES. MISCELLANEOUS EXCHANGES. Several Clients, some of them at present abroad. Have instructed us to exchange their Cars for' a good First Mortgage, or unencumbered Section. Your inquiries are invited. MILLER'S GARAGE, Khyber Pass. 'Phone 3257, GREATEST ADVANCEMENT IN TRUCK TIRES EVER MADE. fpHE-pOODRICH QEMI-PNEUMATIC Literally two tires in one. Tie Solid Tire with the- air chamber at tho centre. Air space where you need it; solid rubber where you must have it Investigate these novel Tires. Learn the full story. . Send for Booklet, "Two Tires in One. Write to-day. ! _T. W- p IDG^r& C°- L TI> - . ' WHOLESALE DISTRIBUTORS, 41, LORNB STREET. A