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" ' SITUATIONS WANTED. ATTEND! — Tarring,'*' Sanding, Tennis Lawns. Grounds Laid Off.Ring B. Bishop, 7. King Edward Av., Epsom. ASHPHALT. Tar, Sanding. Lawn Tennis, by .my special process no splashing or carrying into house.—T. Tyne. 'Phone , 4071 (3 rings). ■ '■ BARMAN, competent, single, desires posi- ' tion, town or country ; well recoramended: local refs.— 417, Herald. BHARTUNG, Chimney Sweep. 13.: New- . ton Rd., Sweeps Chimneys with minimum of dirt and discomtort. . - CARPENTER and Cabinetmaker requires alterations, repairs, renovations. —Moderate, 457, Herald. ' CHIMNEYS "Swept; no dust guaranteed; 'phone disconnected.— H. Smith, 4, Monmouth St.. Archhill. _• COOK and Housemaid want position together, Suburban Hotel; state wages, etc.— Competent, 47U, Herald. OUNTRY Employers.—Waiting engagement, good ■ Cook, Domestics, and others.—City Registry, 41, Elliott St. DRESSMAKING, smart Frocks, Costumes, Coats; exquisite designs: moderate.—lo, • Sheehan St., near Three Lamps. Ponsonby. ' ENGINEER, first-class. 8.0. fT certificate (England), desires berth ashore; ex- j , perienced as Chief largo ocean-going ves- , ' sale; good workshop experience; thoroughly ' trustworthy.—Apply_Cook,_442,_HEßALD ; _ _ J?I6ORS Scrubbed and Insanitary Houses -■ Cleaned and Fumigated by hygienic process.— VV. Barnett, Glen Eden P.O. ; GROCERY.— Man, young, seeks employment; 8 years' experience, wholesale and retail; good refs.— Energetic 216, Heralh. HOUSEKEEPER, experienced, middle- • rvgcdv could take" sole charge,- desires i adults.—Homely. 481, Herald. LADY going England, would take charge t invalid or companion in return for I passage.—Apply V., Herald Agency, Rotorua../', ~:•' '■' ' ' •■■■',.' - ; • ■':-.'■; ' '■^■'- , ?i- ■:'■ MECHANIC,' skilled, requires situation ; wide experience , automatic wrapping ' machines, *" etc.—Write Machines, 456, Herald. ■_' -'■■'■' : ' ■ ■ MAN, young, seeks position of any sort; IYX good, Willing, 384, H___________ MAN, middle-aged, good hand milker or team work; disengaged.— 470, Ij.-J,ALD. ■ ' ' ■■ .' - ■ •■ MAN wants employment, town or, country; not afraid of work.Reliable, i 443. Herald. . ; , MAN, young, grocery, tea-blending experience, wants work, any capacity; wages moderate. Urgent; 454, Herald. _. MAN, mechanical, experienced large motor works, also very wide general know- > ledge, seeks position; good —M.. : 395, Herald. . - ' ' : MARRIED Couple. Country Hotel, Board--IVX ing House, Station; both cooking or wife cooking and man odd —Experienced, 471. Herald. ■ M" "ATERNITY Nurse (Certificated), open engagements town or country; would assist in hospital. —Sister. 894, Herald. I ATEEDLEWORK.— Pants, Shirts. . -L\ Pyjamas; moderate charges.L. Taylor. Lake Rd.. near Hart Rd., Takapuna. _ NURSE-Housekeeper, like care Invalid, aged couple, gentleman's home, one or two children no objection; —Nurse, : 10A, Khyber Pass. ..-•■■■■ PAINTING and Papernangmg; neatness a specialty; prices moderate; all ma- ' terialß supplied.—Haaaan, 15, HKacorisfield^St., PLOUGHMEN.— 2 Young Men: milk or anything on ;' farm.Auckland Labour, ' 167, Queen St. SHARE-Milking wonted by experienced Man; 60 to 80 cows; home separation: 1 would work farm; 2-5 shares; must be good ■ Address at Hf.R LP. ' ; -. . ' S~~HARE-Milking wanted -•"' by experienced ._ couple for coming season (machines); capable of taking charge.—Machines, 425, ', Herald. •;■•--.- ■ " • ; ■"' - ; "-'•' '■ ,; '■•"■• HAREMILKING by experienced family of 1 0 6, grown-up 100 to 150 cows; machines; Shares, 389, Hbhald.' ■ -■■•■-< ..' .- \-:;.-.:■<■: -./ HARE-Milking wanted by family. of 3. 80 cows: experienced with machines. • Apply J. Wilson. Wilson St;, Te Aroha. HEEPFARMER, young, wanting -.', North - experience, good dog; any wages; > good ; home essential.— 218. Dunedm." '■ . "TCTIDOW, with child, requires ' situation ■;•.¥ V:, in country, to a bachelors '-'■ or widower , and Experienced, ■ 298, -Herald. , yQUTH~(I9). just- from Secondary School, requires position in counting, houses of " ; 'dornrnercial'• firm or-- accountant's office; re- ' ferences.— 426, Herald. ;; V f ■>■:-> '■■'■■'. '■ TOHN W. .JOHNSON, / F.R.H.S.. Turf , t) Specialist, is open for engagements 1 for the layini? out of sports grounds; specialty, Lancashire crown : green -and .turf tennis courts, or would consider , position i of Greenkeeper of sports grounds. Address ;. • : . .:■ , ■: : JOHNSON, .; ■ l The Willow. Panmurs Rd.. Otahuhu. ! WANTED TO BUY. ARTIFICIAL Teeth, £1, £3, .£6 per set given, sound or broken.London Tooth 1 Co., 801, Basement. N.Z., Insurance Bid gs.v RTIFICIAL Teeth, any condition, up to £7 per set paid.— Pearline Co., 9, ; Security Buildings. Est. 31 years. BICYCLES. Tools. Jewellery. „ any condition; Watches. Fake Teeth. Cameras, ' Binoculars, Clarkson. 38. Ponsonby Rd. Libraries, parcels, single volumes, magazines, novels, top prices.—Brough a ; Town Hall Book Store. 378. Queer fit. . BOY'S Overcoats (?): length'. about 88in.; and suits, etc.. reasonable, ! aged 9 and 11.— Countryfied. 466. Herald. , ■..,;■ - "17<ALSE Teeth bought; highest prices sent 5 J. return mail post.—J. Dunstone. Box 51. Wellesley St., Auckland. ■ J . TNCUBATOR, Jubilee, to hold 200 eggs or 1 X Poultry, 114, Remuera Rd., l Remuera. -•' '■ ■- ' .....-,- ' KAURI GUM.— are Cash Euyers, at : . JLV highest market rates .of all grades. . c :•: . • THOS.LEES AND SONS, ■- . Customs; Street East. I>ABBIT Skins. Rabbit : Skins.—Best li prices obtainable at Australasian Rab- '. bit Skin Co., Parnell Rise. Box 1272 . > TDABBIT Skins bought in any quantity.— . Xl/ Consign to the Colonial • Rabbit Skin Co.. Otorohanga. ' '-' ' __j . RABBIT Skins bought in . any . quantity; ' JLV best prices given.Consign i to H. Kidd, Cambridge. .',' ■}■■'' f 'pING Mrs. Kelly—She ouys Misfit ClotbXl» ing, -Evening, Wear.— St., off Queen St.' 'Phone 2606. ' • SEWING Machines, £14; best machines.— ' Globe, Ground Floor, Short's Bldgs., 154. Queen St. 'Phone 295. : : • GEWING Machines (2) Tailors' Singers; >_) in good condition. —Tailor. 489. Herald. TEETH, " Broken .Jewellery, Records, Binoculars. Tools. Boots. Guns. ■' Suits Clothing.—Fischer, . Town : Hall Square. . Phone 3021. ■ ■' ■ * ' ■ • ; : ■ TIMBER Jack, 5-ton, 2 Metal .Drays. 4 Horses. Concrete BarrowsA.B., 479. Heralih. . ..■■•■ : " " . e rpRAPPERS!i Attention!— I cash . • X prices for Rabbit Skins. Money talks. Consign to C. E. Bateman, Market St., Te , Awamutu (Head Office). I OACKS. - gACKS. ! gACKP. i BAKERS. STOREKEEPERS and OTHERS. r Consign your Sacks direct to us, and . '._■■•; obtain Best Prices. Deal with us direct, we have no agents. 7 ' ' We have the largest turnover in N-Z.' '• McKENDRICK BROS.. Wellington ' Street. Auckland. . Telegraphic Address: " Sacks." Auckland. ■ - — —" )'' a WINES FOR SALE. ' A CASE OF PORT WINt, special blend. - _3l 355. delivered ' city, freight Is 6d extra. i- —Colonial Wine Co.. Swanson St. ' "DRAY'S Invalid' l"ort Wine, 60s case, de- - X> livered; best in the world; try it.—C," - H.M. Arcade, ' Queen St. 1?OR high quality and low prices Corban's J Wines still leading. See advt.Mon. days. Wednesdays. Saturdays. OLD Port and Snerry Winen at 33s per case; ; special 42s 6d. freight paid- • cash with order.— We have no agents. —John S. Vella, The Terrace Vineyards. ' Oratia, Auckland. , . P' ORT 355, Special Port 425, case; both fine old Wines.—Kaipara Wine Co., Basement. N.Z. Insurance Bldgs.. , : ORT Wine, 30s. invalid 40s. special 45a". JL per case two gallons; guaranteed wines three years old: ireight paid.—J. Radaly, Henderson. ■ -, ... ■ __^^ RARE Reserve Wines; Invalid Port. 60s case: Muscatel. 60s; Extra Special Port. 75s. Kaiparm Wine Co. . nHHE 1923. SILVERTOWN. The Silvertown Cord improves with age and experience. Each succeeding ' year sees a better Silvertown. .< New refinements, new strength, new flexibility, new riding ease enter the Silver-, town every year, and in time give . way .. to newer qualities and improvements. Our 1923 Silvertown is our greatest • Silvertown—a better .tire than the \ motoring world has ever known. . ■ . -p , Ty\ piDGEON AND pO.. ' , LIMITED. '' WHOLESALE DISTRIBUTORS. i |-r t 4L, LORNE STREET. AUCKLAND. ■. ,

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New Zealand Herald, Volume LX, Issue 18364, 3 April 1923, Page 1

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Page 1 Advertisements Column 6 New Zealand Herald, Volume LX, Issue 18364, 3 April 1923, Page 1

Page 1 Advertisements Column 6 New Zealand Herald, Volume LX, Issue 18364, 3 April 1923, Page 1

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