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DOMESTICS WANTED. m GOOK (second): good, smart, sober.— .Manchester Dining Rooms, opposite. U.P.O. wanted for small country ' itospitai. North Auckland.—lS urses Club, 14, Mountain Kd v _Ej?sor/i : __ CtOOK-General or Lady Help for Takal puna Beach corsage; wages oos.— bell's Registry. '_ Mione_ 1702. ipOOK-General or" Wei-king Housekeeper; \*U January; no bedroom work; oilier J help; tivenings free; wages 255---_ox oU. ! l'e Awamutu. . GIRL, reliable, young, wanted, assist Light Duties; 255.—127. Grafton Rd. IRL wanted to milk (machines) and assist in house; other help kept.—Mary Storey, Waiterimu. . wanted for fortnight, minding T children only; sleep out; wages _1 week.—A. Turner. 4, Leamington Rd., Dominion Rd., off Valley Rd i HOME offered friendless girl, small wage, mind children, few weeks.—Waters, Egremont St Belmont. Takapuna. OUSEKEEPER, refined, musical preferred; 4 bachelors, country; must be capable. Commence duties immediately.— Housekeeper, 690, Herald _______ HOUSEKEEPER] middle-aged, wanted .or the country, widower, no family.— Apply, between 2 and 3 Saturday, 72,; Islin-ton St., Ponsonby. HOUSEMAID-Waitress wanted at once.— British Hotel. Queen Street. HOUSEMAIDS (_).—Annly 62. Mountain R i. HOUSEMAID-Waitress, smart, wanted at once—Midlands, 2, Domett Ave., EpBOm. ' _ WAITRESS, experienced, wanted.— Stonehurst. Tyy_ITRESS Wanted.—9B, Hobson Street. WAITERS or Waitresses (2), first-class; highest wages.—Wire or ring, Kai Ora House. Arkle's Bay. WOMAN, quiet, strong, superior, capable of all duties, for two adults, and good plain cook; early in January; references required.—Add re ss and particulars at Herald. BELL'S Registry, Gladstone' Buildings.— (.looks. Seconds, Laundresses. Waitresses, H.M.-Waitresses. Relm'd., C.-Generals. H.P. Maids. Nurse-H. Maid. Lady Helps'. M. Couples, Chef, Seconds, Messenger, Handy Man, Machine, Hand Milkers, Gardeners. RELIABLE Registry, 15, Queen St. Phone -193 A—Cooks, Waitresses, Laundress (R.torua), C.-Generals (Hotel), Day Work, etc. STRAND Registry, Strand Arcade.—W. Cook, 80s sCv=; Waitresses. Laundress, Reliever. Lady's Maid, M. Couple (farm, own cattage). W A I H I HOSPITAL, LAUNDRESS WANTED. Apply immediately to Matron, stating: ago . and axparience. Salary £91 per annum. Free board, without lodging. FARM HANDS WANTED. BOY, to Milk: state wages.—Robert Puthill. Gate Pa. Tauranga. BOY, help Milk, useful; good home; wages _1 Eind found.—Wm. MacNaughton, Ruawai. BOY or Youth for Dairy Farm; machines •used. htate wages.—A. E. Harris, WoodEill. BOY, strong, help on Dairy Farm; pxevi-ousexpe-i-mce not necessary.—D. Begg3, Kiwitahi, Morrinsville. ■ BOY wanted, to help Milk (machines); one able to ride preferred; wages, £1 per week.—W. Nickle, Roto-o-rangi. 'Phono 326 W. FARM Hand, single, good, with dogs, wanted; milk and general work; _1 and found; good home.—Address at • Heb.-P. GIRL, to Milk; good home, nea? Auckland; good wages.—B, Mercantile Chambers, Customs St. Auckland; GIRL, smart, help milk (machinea), some housework: good home; easy place t ' _1 week.—J. Graham, Puni-Pukekohe. i TAD far. Farm, able to niilk.—A. Mansillfi > JLJ Msngatawhiri, or C. Man'sill, 8, CreS- , cent Rd;, Qua Tren Hill. i TVF A N, experienced, wanted, Machine Milk- . IVX ins and- General Farm Work: good i wages.—Bickerton Fisher, 'phone 19, Mangere-. MAN. young, wanted for Milking (machines) and Farm Work; only firstclass need apply; w-ages £1 per week_ and found; fare refunded, 3 months' service.— W. Griffin. Te Poke. ' ' TVTAERIED Couple wanted; man garden_r_ ing and odd jobs, woman to cook: refs. essential.—Rhind, Golf Ave\, Mangero Station. Telephone 77, Qtahuhra. TVTEN (2), young, capable milking and i»J general farm work;- machines used.— Apply J. Olemjenta, Tatuanui. MILKERS, good, hand: family of five "dtrlts wanted.—Reliable, 65, Hehald. YOUTH, strong, start immediately after Xmas; state wases, experience; good ■ stripper essential.—Address at Ptb _o. CILARK'S Registry. Waitema'ta Chambers. J —Milkers, Farm Hands, Youth (station)". Domestics, (town, country). Young Girl (assist). ' ; WANTED TO BUY. BOTTLES and SacXs.—For best prices and prompt payment, the Zealandia Trading Co.. 1, Liverpool St. : *® BICYCLES. Tools, Jewellery, any ctndition; Watches. Falee. Teotti. Cameras, Binoculars, etc.—Clarkson. 38. Ponsdnby: Rd. BOOKS— Libraries, parcels, single volumes, magazines, novels, top prices.—Brough'o Town Hall Book Store. 378. Queen St. CRUDE Silica in bulk, quote price per ton. Auckland.—Silica. 204. Hebal.-. _- "F|RAYS, 2yds., 1 or 2.—Address at _____»' FALSE Teeth, old. discarded, any condition: our only commodity.—Pearune Co.. 26. Durham St. FELT Hats, Suits, Coats, Trousers, Vests, Breeches. Shirts, Broken Jewellery, Tools, Teeth, Tents. Musical Instruments.— Fischer.. Town Hall Square, 'Phone 3021. GYMNASIUM Apparatus.—F. C. Flyger; 35j Pollen St., Grey Lynn. HORSEHAIR and Cowtail Hair; best prices.—Lee and A rlington, Elgin St., Grey Lynn. "Phone 2535 A. __■•' KAURI GUM.—We are Cash Buyers, al highest market rates, of all grades. OTOS. LEES AND SONS. Customs Street East. } LEFT-OFF ' Clothing.—Best. ' prices given for Apparel, any description.—Mra. ; Outtiim, Victoria St. 'Phone 2874. ' OLD False Teeth Bought, sound or broken: also Dental Scrap. Best, prices in N.Z., sent by return mail.—Post to J. Dunstone, Box 51. Wellesley St., Auckland. Est. 31 years. -. PLATINUM Scrar, in a_y Quantity;, best cash price paid.—N. Cohen, The Platinum King. 26, Durham St. RING Mrs. Kelly.—Sne buys Misfit Clothing. Evening Wear.—Darby St., oS Queen St. 'Phone 2606. TRANSIT Thßodolite wanted.—State price' and particulars to E. -J. Smallfield,. Liverpool St., Epsom. OAQS. RAGS. SAGS. Tailors' and' Clothing Factory. Cuttings ■ nnd Triiamings bought in any quantity ALWAYS TOP PRICES GIVENRing 'phone 527 for our van to call. ! TAKLE BROS.. .LTD.. Bus Merchants and Flock Manufacturers. QAGKS -SACKS -SACK a - (Flour) ■ (Grain), (Chaff) CONSIGN YOUR SACKS TO US And get the Highest Pi-ices. We have the largest turnover in N.Z McKENDRICK BROS.. Wellington Street. Auckland. AGENCIES VACANT. ' W AUSTRALIAN MANUFACTURES, N OF A HOUSEHOLD UTILITY. Established 1915. t . And with. ,a Large Local Trade, Requires Preferred such Representation should bave ' Hardware and Wholesale Grocery nectionFull particulars, also state what agencies held and give Sydney references, to G.W., Box 2321. G.P.0.. Sydney. Wanted Advertisements continued os

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New Zealand Herald, Volume LIX, Issue 18281, 23 December 1922, Page 1

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Page 1 Advertisements Column 8 New Zealand Herald, Volume LIX, Issue 18281, 23 December 1922, Page 1

Page 1 Advertisements Column 8 New Zealand Herald, Volume LIX, Issue 18281, 23 December 1922, Page 1

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