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DOMESTICS WANT ED. or Working Housekeeper; Vv January; no bedroom work; other help; evenings free; wages 25s. —Box 50, 'l'e Awaniutu. . DOMESTIC wanted; strong, capable. 13, Marine Parade, Heme Bay, phono 3137, or Parade, 258, Hep.ald. /GENERAL wanted, 2 adults; good wage; vJT reis.—'Phone 'J.-5-17. wanted to milk (machines) and VX assist- in house; other help kept.—Mary Storey, Waiterimu. G1 IRL, refined, as Companion-lle.'p to lady T with one child; Heme Bay.—Address at Herald. OUSEKEEPER. by"respectable working n.ian; one child not objected to. —W. (Jlarkson. Frankton P.O. HOUSEKEEPER." lady, young, jfor the counlry: small adult family: own mistress; child not objected to. —Apply 20, Sentinel Rd., Ponsonby. HOUSEMAID, competent, wanted.—Albion Hotel, City. HOTJSEMAID-Waitress, smart, wanted at once.—Midlands. 2, Domett Ave., Epsom. TTIfCHENMAID wanted—Apply, Mt. X*. I'lcaaant Hospital. RESIDENT Laundress wanted, refs.— tilt, Mountain Rd. | experienced, wanted.— i V ? Stonehurst. AITRESS Wanted.—9B, Hobson Street. TTirOMAN, quiet, strong, superior, capable V V of all duties, for ty:o adults, and good plain cook: early in January; references required.—Address and particulars at Herald. BELL'S Registry, Gladstone Bldgs., opp. Perries.—Cook"'. Seconds, Laundresses, | Waitresses, H.M.-W'tres?es, Rel. Maids, ! Pantrymaids, C.-Gnls., H.P.-Maids, Nursei H.Maids, M. Couples, Kit. Man, 'Farm Hands. , QTRAND Registry, Strand Arcade. —W. n Cook. 80s E&«: .Waitresses, laundress. Reliever. Lady's Maid. M- Couple (farm, own eattagol. FARM HANDS WANTED. DOY or Youth for Dairy Farm- machines JO used. State wages.—A. E. Harris, W oodhill. GIRL, smart, help milk (machines), soma housework; good home; easy place;, £1 week.—J. Graham, Pum-Pukekohe. LAD, refined, assist Dairy Farm; good home; state age, experience, wage expected.—Machines. Herald, Hamilton. MAN or strong Youth, for Milking arid General Farm Work.—Apply to-day, 2, Stokes Rd., Mt. Eden. MAN, young, assist, Milking (machines), understand implements; also. Youth, assist, Milking and Farm Work; goad home; state wages; non-smokers preferred.—Box 6, Matangi. XTEN (2), young, capable milking and IVI general farm work: machines used.— Apply J. Clem.ents, Tatuanui. TVTILKERS, good, hand; family of fiv« i-VjL adults wanted.—Reliable, 05, Herald. PLOUGHMAN, good, extra heavy flat country; 35s and found; rise if satisfactory.—Al, 274, Herald. PUPILS WANTED. MOTOR-Car Driving.—Council Certificates scuaranteed.-— Mayhill and Sexton, Queen 6t. Garage. 317. Queen St. 'Phone 23K7A. TEACHER would undertake coaching in. return for board or other terms.—Rex. 209, Herald. MATRICULATION. PHARMACY, BOOKKEEPING. Class and Correspondence Tuition. METROPOLITAN COLLEGE, Mercantile Chambers. Customs Street East, Box 671. 'Phone 24G3A. WANTED KNOWN. RADIUM Crystals for the complexion; Pimples all gone, skin like velvet.— Mrs. Wateon, 88, Union St. NEW Year Gi!. : ts—Fancy Handkerchiefs, Towels, Serviettes. —Jelfers' Irish Lines Stores, 28. Jervois, Rd.. Pcnsonby. CI OON LEY'S Kidney Tablets are absolutely > tho best procurable; s;i 9d.—J. M Dewar, Strand Arcade. STORING Furr.iture is a mistake. Quickly deteriorates. Coakley will buy it! TVXODERN METHODS enable GEORGE JLVX WALKER to give his Customers 10 per cent. Discount ofi the marked prices of New Furniture. Inspect hia spacious Showrooms (3 floors), 38, Queen Street. A UCKLAND Jobbing and Carpet CleanJ\. ing Co.—Carpet Planners and Upholsterers.—J. Clampitt. 'Phone 3099 A. EASY Terms. —Gramaphones, Musical Instruments, Furniture, Sewing Machines (Pianos, no deposit).—Central Agency, City Chambers. SUITS, Costumes, cleaned or pressed, 8 hours- —Crothall Way Co.. Renovating Specialists. 137, Symonds St. /CRICKET Bats, Tennis Racquets and ReV quisites for Christmas Gifts.—F. Prime, Karaiigahape Rd. NOTHING SUCCEEDS LIKE SUCCESS, And the Well-dressed Man is the Successful Man.—Verb sap. McBRIDE. Cash Tailor. Costumier, and Outfitter. 11-13. Victoria Street. IF you've no further use for the Piano, "• Coakley will buy it. BRING that old Primuß or Benzine Light, and we will make it new.—Westonhouae. High ana Chancery Sts. RING 2238 and Coakley is at your aervice! COAKLEY Buys, Soils, and Exchanges Furniture. A square deal every time I QAFEST plan when wondering what to do £3 with the Furniture is to consult Coakley 1 I7IUR COATS OF CONEY SEAL TO BE ! SOLD AT HALF-PRICE On account of late shipment. SCHNEIDEMAN BROS., Queen Street. /""I OAKLEY'S New Furniture is well arid faithfully made. No middleman's profits to pay! ■ GEORGE WALKER can give you everything in Furniture much Cheaper than you can buy e'sewhere. WHAT will i'C cost to furnish? Coakley will t"ll you- Estimates free! USED FURNISHINGS at Auction Prices for Private Sale during Christmas and New Year at GEORGE WALKER'S. ABOO>" to Families.—Chamber/ 800 l Repairing Factory; best work, loweel Prices-— 236. Karangahape Rd. IT takes an expert to handle a Sale so as to ensure satisfactory results. See Coaklev! PIANO Tuning.—S- D. Ward. Pramier Piano Tunim-Repairing Co.. 8, Rut* land_ St 'Phone 2787 - • BUY your New Furniture from GEORGE WALKER, Auctioneer and House Furnisher, and get 10 per cent. Discount. GEORGE WALKER has his own Furniture Vans, and delivers all New Furniture free of charge. STENOGRAPHERS Note BooSs. bexl 7alue. 50 and lOt leaves. 9d and la 3d each. 7? and 12s dozen.—Hkrald Office. Auckland and Victoria St.. Hamilton TIyI"ONOGRAM Caps, ali schools, town and aVJL country; jountry customers enclose 3s Cd.—Cox's Hat Factory. Karangahaije Rd. USED FURKISHINGS at Auction Prices for Private Sale during Christmas and New Year at GEORGE WALKER'S. WE have Cleaning and Remodelling Department for Ladies' and Gent.'s Hats. ' —Cox's Hat Fartory, Karanca'nape Rd. R. HALL 3 FAuJOtj S CAPSOLS -Price. 12s 6d package, pest free To ensure getting" genuine, order direct „'rom Sola Agent*.— Bridge Drug Stores. Chemists. 3. ' Karangahauo Road (at Grafton Bnds«. j Auckland. f TTTSED FURNISHINGS at Auction Prices r U for Private Sale during Christmas and New Year at GEORGE WALKER S. IF having a Sale after the holidays, set Coakley to sell! The most successful Auctioneer in Auckland! Very finest indigo serge (Colour Guaranteed). £10 10s per Suit. No better value in the Dominion. McBRIDE. Cash Tailor, Costumier, and Outfitter, 11-15. Victoria Street. " HIMSELF AGAIN." THANKS TO DRINKO. "Drinko has made a vast improvement in our patient. It is so nice to see liim really himself again. ' Another gratefuJ woman writes: "Ho is feeling fine and Drinko Powders have worked wonders. He has not been the worse for liauor for foumonths." "Drinko" is tasteless and odourless. *nd can be given secretly if . desired- Plain sealed wrappers used. Write ia confidence for Booklet to Lady Manager. Drinko Pro. prietary. 212 H. Lambton Quay. Wellimrtoa.
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New Zealand Herald, Volume LIX, Issue 18283, 27 December 1922, Page 1
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