/ SITUATIONS WANTED. _____ BOOKKEEPER, lady, experienced, good ! • references; typist, balance-sheets.— j lr_ent._742.' Herald. __ | RICK Work, Tiling, all classes of- ! Cement work, and Coppers repaired, f etc—Lloyd, 33, Emma St. ' ] CADETS, 2, want positions on Dairy : J Farm, either together or singly; machines.—so. Bassett Rd.. Remuera. I CARETAKER or petition of trust wanted by steady, reliable man; free at present. ; —Urgent. 24. Herald. __. ! CARETAKER.— Man, young, smart, experienced, peeks charge block offices, etc.; references. —Energy. 750. ItKrtALt). ] CARPENTER, first-class, wants country I work; labour or contract. —Write Carpenter, 569, Herald. ARPENTER'S~Work, .. rough .or fine;' no job too small.—lo9, Nelson Street. 'i.-hone 248. ; CHIMNEYS Swept, no dust, guaranteed. Phone disconnected.— Write H. Smith, 4, Monmouth St., Archhill. COMMERCIAL Traveller . wants position; well-known and energetic; conversant with wholesale Stationery. Paper, Confectionery, Fancy Goods and Crockery.— Able, 675, Herald. DOMESTIC wants situation around Mornp.sviilc.—Apply to Bonds. Ltd., Morrinsville. , _. i DRESSMAKER. experienced, requires work; country homes; Bs a day and fares.Country, 009. Her.ld ■ NGLISH Woman, middle-aged, wishes position with adult family; capable all duties.—Mrs. Taylor. P. 0., Newmarket. FARMERS. —Man, married, milk (hand and machines), plough, fence, etc.. desires Job where cottage provided.Particulars to Worker. 651. Herald. _____ GARDENER. Continental and local experience, all branches,, wants ■ permanent or casual work; thoroughly competent, lawn formation, also tennis and' croquet lawns; excellent references.—Gardener, 27. Herald. ' ___________ GENTLEWOMAN, domesticated, musical, seeks position Housekeeper to lady or gentleman or small family. Protestant, 751. Herald. ■ . ■ ' ' G1 IRL, young, experienced, wants position I" in baker's or confectioner's shop.— 767. Herald. _"' GOVERNESS, English, certificated, usual subjects, languages, music, physical culture, kindergarten; good references. — X.L.. 770. Herald. ___ HERD of 50 cows wanted for. coming season, on shares, with machine.—Apply Box 207, Maßterton. _ HERD, 60 cows or more, on shares, for coming season; 2 experienced Milkers. —Milkers, 179, Herald. HORSESHOER and Coachsmith wants position in country town; first-class tradesman.—Horseshoer, 230, Herald, Hamilton. • _ LADY, young, English, requires poßt, Domestic Help; good dressmaker; refs. Wages 30s.—R.K., 25, Herald. ADY, goes out Mending, Darning, has two spare days; Is per hour, fares. Allen. 667. Herald. _ LADY renovates and makes underclothing, cushions, curtains, etc., darning, mending; stamp.Grace, 752. Herald. T ADY. young, desires position as Pianist, JL/ pictu -a show, afternoon sessions preferred.—Experienced. 232. Herald. LADY, experienced traveller, would cive service for passage to Sydney; good refs.—G.L., 598, (Herald. _____ LADY, refined, seeks position, Sowing Companion or position of trust; inland preferred.—A.B., 664. Herald. | LADIES (2), young, educated,. 'energetic, capable, seek refined position, any looality; good refs.—Adaptable, 587, IHeralt>. . AW~Clerk, 21. 3* years' experience common law, conveyancing, searching,, etc., 7 subjects, references, wants position.— 8.A.. 740. Herald. . MAN, young, college education, • requires Literary Work of any description.— 292, Palmerston North. __ AN, young (24), secondary education, desires position; willing learn; indent office preferred; reference.—Ambitious, 670, Herald. ■■ ■ ■ ■ : MAN. married, wants permanency; used wood working tools, machines. sawrailling. sectional buildings. George St.. Newmarket. . ___ M~ AN. elderly, active, requires light employment, i mainly outside preferred; general factotum, knowledge book-keeping and accounts, can milk, garden, etc.; good home cbiof essential.— 749. Herald fil/fIATES want Herd 80 or more cows for JLVJj coram* season; good; experience.— Herd. 329. Herald. NURSE, experienced, desires care invalid in refined home; willing assist with housework.—R.N.. 591. Heralp. AINTING and Paperhangmg; neatness a specialty: prices moderate: all materials supplied.—Hassan, 15. Beaconsfield St. PAINTING. Scrimming, Paperhanging, Graining; reliable, experienced tradesman, labour, contract; moderate prices.— Decorator. 768. Herald, or phone 2273. PLOUGHMEN. Milkers, ana Domestics waiting employment.—Auckland Labour Bureau, 167, Queen St. 'Phone 2542. LOUGHMEN, Milkers, Youths, Cooks, more plentiful now. We can supply.— Pearson's Registry, Exchange Lane. __one 884. ' — POSITION wanted by Letterpress Machinist- good conscientious worker; bandsman, E flat bass. Address at. Heralp. POSITION wanted, Working -Manager, sheep farm? married; first-class rets. Farmer, 25, Herald. '■ ' . TVER Master, with oil engineer's certificate, thoroughly experienced both capacities; good recent refs.—Competent, 708. Herald. ; SHARE Milkers want herd 80 to 120 cows coming season; excellent references.— Shares. 25. Herald. ___ WASHING or Cleaning wanted by. reap__3ta_3lc_j___mj________^ ASHING, Ironing. Cleaning wanted by West Coaster.— 580. Herald. WASHING. Ironing. , Cleaning, or any work, daily, by widow: recommended; any suburb.— 624, Heralp. •_ OUTH wants position; good hand milker, and Motor Driver; country or suburbs.— Queen St.. Northcote. YOUTH, 21, seeks employment, Farm, experienced: permanent. State particulars, Willing. 764, Herald. , "yOUTH, some experience, anxious leartt' A sheep and cattle farming; saddle.— Marchant, c.o. Keals. Onewhero. AGENCIES WANTED. YOUNG BUSINESS MAN, with good knowledge of Speciality Selling and Organisation, is prepared to handle One or Two Good Agencies for Canterbury. Highest credentials. Applications from principals only. Apply in first instance to v ORGANISER, P.O. Box 58. Ctoistchugch. i ■■■= ; WANTED TO BUY. CLOTHING, Suits, Tools, Broken Jewellery, Teeth, Records, Attache Cases, Mandolins.—Fischer, Town Hall Square, 'Phono 3021. ■ ■ FALSE Teeth bought, sound or otherwise; top market price paid to dealers and others.—Pearline Co., 26. Durham St. JPGGS, Is lid doz., if rail paid. Till - March preferred —Taylor, South Devon Dairy, Newmarket. ■ Teeth bought; higher prices sent return mail post.—J. Dutnstone, Box 51, Wellesloy St., Auckland. • GAS Stove, in good condition. FletcherRussell.— Particulars to* X.M.A., 745, HERALD, HOI7EY Extractor, 2 frames; also Wool Press; state price, hill particulars.— Buyer, 666, Herald. HORSEHAIR and . CowUil Hair; best prices.—Lee and Arlington. Elgin St., Grey Lynn. "Phone 2925 A. KNITTING Machine, suitable wool and silk. State maker, . price, garments capable of knitting.— Judidns, Box 24, Raetihi \ ' OLD False Teeth. 10a. 20s. 40s, set given; sound or broken. Bring or send.—London Tooth Co.. 801. Basement, N.Z. Ins. Buildings. ' , OLD Dry Cells.— We are buyers of Old diEcharged Ignition Batteries, old discharged Telephone Batteries, old discharged Torch Batteries.— Dry Cell Restorage Co.. , Stanley St.. Parnell. Auckland PUMP. hand, about 2-inch, state condition, make , and price. Pump. 634, Herald . RABBITSKINS bought in any quantity; best prices given.— Consign to H Kidd. Cambridge. / _■ RING Mrs. Kelly —She buys Misfit Clothins, Evening Wear.—Darby St., off Queen St. 'Phone 2606. ■ii ' ' ,' ' "~^»—-"■»"■——■■————»——■——i MISCELLANEOUS WANTEDS. .TTXTOMAN, reliable, wanted to collect and li take home Washing. —Apply, stating terms to T.R.S., 594. Herald. MANY a tempting line going cheap at Coakley's luesday and Friday. Ma:t Sales! DEFECTIVE Vision causes headache.— Consult O. E. Neilsen, Sight Specialist, New Addwss, 206 Kwangahape Road. \
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New Zealand Herald, Volume LX, Issue 18334, 26 February 1923, Page 1
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