SITUATIONS WANTED. ATTENTION! Eyes on This.—Tar, Sandj__ ing, Layingout Grounds, Concrete Paths.— 11, Herald. , OOKKEEPER, Lady, ex public auditor'* office, desires position; could take charge; excellent credentials.—Grit, ..'25, II.EItA.LD. ____. CARPENTER wants Alterations and Hepairs; estimates free— »m Herald. . C~"aRPENTRY. Fencing. Painting, Stone, Brick, Concrete, Earth. Work; House Repairs, Alterations; moderate cost.— perience, 191, Herald. C _ LARK professional Diviner for -water; no failures if advice carried out sincerely .—Co.. Mechanics' Institute. Kitchener St., Auckland. POOK, elderly (Man), wants place Hotel \J or Boarding House; experienced— W., 887, Herald. — C~OUPLE, " married (no family),, desire position immediately; man milk and general farm work; wife housework.Gnae, 108, Heralp. ■ C COUPLE, married, young, no encumJ brance, machine milkers, want position, January.—lndico, c.o Bear, luakau._ BAIRY Farmer, experienced, married: 2 X-r milkers; seeks position as manager, or any position of -trust.—H„ 672. Herald. ENGINEDRIVER, second-class, stationary, used bush sawmills, requires Job, alter holidays.— Straight, 154, Hbhalp^ ENGLISHMAN. 22. handy, tools, farming experience, desires meet decent ieiiow, both go fencing, etc.; do anything.— lzant, Beach Rd„ Birkdale. _____ FARM Hand, reliable, all round; good home essential.— Goods, 137, Hebalit, ARMER. competent, willing, relieve during holidays; capable taking lull charge any class farm.—Farmer, 65. Herald, ■ ; GARDENER, expert all branches, free Tuesday (to-morrow), and Saturdays.— Gardener, 73, Park Rd.. Newmarket. GARDENER, all branches, excellent testimonials, wants work.—Gardener. 1, Percival Parade, Ponsonby. HOUSEKEEPER, competent and reliable,' desires position in refined home; own mistress.—Capable. 584, Herald. Hamilton. LADY, young, seeks Position, small adult farnilv; Grey Lynn district' preferred.--K., 892, Herald. ■ LADY, will do sewing, mending, darning, dainty underclothing, or assist daily house; stamp.—Grace. 115, Herald. T ADY would read to blind person, attend JL/ invalid, two hours daily; nursing experience.— 89, Herald. , ■ LEGAL— Solicitor (Irish). experienced, conveyancing. Court Practice, probate, desires engagement, with Law firm. —Lex, 129, • Herald .- . - ■ .-"■ ; ... ..;___ \\/r£N~. young, 22, 5J years' general engmeering shop, good turner, . wants position, where experience can be gamed.— 81, Lake Rd.. Devonport. MAN, young studying motor engineering, has driving certificate, seeks employment: accept reasonable —Competent, 80. Herald. _■' PLOUGHMAN, married, young, _ seeks position on farm; good, and kind to horses; rets,—Ted;< 96, Herald. PLUMBING Work.—For satisfaction in Price and Quality.—W. R. McCallum, 23. St. James' St. ■■■■■' -, , RIVER Master, with deep-water experience, requires situation ashore or afloat; excellent credentials.— 27. JJebaLP. rpO BUTCHERS.— wanted by .good X all-round Slaughterman: good at all yard work; • 4 years lost place.—Experience, » B£o. Herald. . ■ ■ - ''■■ I vTtOILET Specialist will relieve for extended! 1 or short period. Capable.— Specialist, 33, Herald. '■-,"' TRAVELLER, experienced, good sailor, offers her services as lady's, travelling companion or children's nurse, in return for passage to England.— Miss ; Btuftrt. 26. Hill St.. Wellington. WANTED urgently by respectable 1V V • Woman, Washing and Ironing; day or half day.— Worker, 122, Heba-D. WOMAN, young, help in, house; ■ daily V.V. work; sleep out; good plain cook.— 109. Herald. ! ■- ■ ■ '■ ".'-' '■'.' WORK, in Engine Room, wanted by young Man; -; Suction •. Gas preferred; good ref-s.—Engine. 617. Hebalp. Mahager, ~life experience YY 1 stock, cultivation," dairying,- _res.kiog.. new country; -single; reliable; sound. rofs.— Production. 69, Herald. ■'; -IMTARRIED COUPLE AVAILABLE. A Competent and Experienced Married Couple requires, from January, the management of Country Hotel, Store, or Tourist Resort, preferably where two daughters can bo employed. Thoroughly capable and dependable. Reply in • confidence, with particulars, to' ;?■ RESPONSIBILITY. Co. Charles :• Haines Advertising Agency, The Dalgety Building. Wellington. . TEACHERS WANTED. ' —— ; -—: — .'.■.: ———— - r. TREACHER wanted, February, Secondary X or Upper Primary; either well-read Literature or good Arithmetic. ; Salary (resident or non-resident), according to qualifications and experience, which must be fully stated in applying lor further information.—The Head Mistress. Diocesan High School, Epsom, Auckland. . ■ } MAN, young, assist with classes, few. evenings eaoh week; .; Elementary Science.—Examiner, 86. Herald. ;, JrpUTOR *or Governess, experienced, X. wanted for two boys, aged ten and 12: all usual ■ subjects.—Apply to Mrs. G. L. Rutherford. Macdonald Downs. North Canterbury. '■'■-'"-.-.■:''_^> ■■■»■ -■' WANTED KNOWN. { CLOGS.— Working Clogs. Women's, i; 15s 6d; Men's, 17s 6d; post ■ paid.Geo. F. . Underwood, 10, Strand. Arcade. '•,''• > FOLIDAY" Season ': Approaching. —It Gramophone is not running smoothly, stand to Morris Ranson, Broadway, Newmarket.. /...-',•'•: ■■.•:■"'■•■ '■ : ■ .'■-:.'■ : ".;,:'-. , : fc-,-:; ■■ .■•■ .-■■'-;;-'■■■•':.v:J ANDREWS? Toy and ; Fancy v Goods ! __ Bazaar now in full swing, <;*: : Greatest 'variety and lowest ■■' prices , in 'Auckland.—Opposite Reservoir, Newton. -: • ; ■ : .; "\7ISITORS to Show invited to inspect V . Stock.—Jeffer's Irish Linen Stores, 22. Jervois Road.'. Ponsonby. -;'",.-,- j*; .C:'^" : LADIES.— Mrs.', Morris is atill open for' a few Christmas orders for high-class Dressmaking.l2. Welleeley St. West. BUSY BEE is the pass-word for Furniture Bargains.— Ponsonby; Rd. (opp. New Fire Station). , . " T>ANORA."—There are higher-priced X Jellies, but none better; lower-priced Jellies, but none cheaper. - ; BOYS' CHRISTMAS BOX.—Meccano Toys. ss; free gift with each set,— Skeatea, 224. Karangahape Rd. '■■'■■ DON'T wait too long; order Xmas photos. now.—Glenmore Studios; • 'phone 2016. ATTRACTIVE New Season's Millinery, just opened; prices moderate; smartest styles.The Gainsborough, . 24. Karangahape Rd. . ' ABOUT Dolls.—Cheapest Celluloid Dolls in town.—" Dorothy," opp. Myers Pitrk, Upper Queen St. A" CHAMPION" Gas Cooker for efficiency, economy, and labour-saving. Insist on a famous " Champion." UPHOLSTERY.— Get our quote for your i Re-covering, Loose Covers, etc. We guarantee satisfaction.s3, Elliott St. i JEFFER'S Irish Linen ' Stores. 22 Jeryqis I Road Ponsonby.— Handkerchiexs. Trays. Shams. Tablecloths, all prices. PITY DAIRY, 66. VICTORIA ST. \J (Above Albert Street). Now under management ?E. R. Henley; farm-to-consumer milk supply. Butter and cream. . INDIAN Room, 6, Strand Arcade ( ffr _?, n< l 1 floor), now displaying most delightful and unique Christmas Presents. " TNECTO" Hair Dye, procurable in all X shades, from Miss Borgotte, Ist Floor, City Chambers. Auckland. ■ FARMERS.— new Healing .Oil for hard quarters, cracks, mammitis, etc '• •• • 10s —Trubuhovich. Hannah's Bldgfl.. Auckland. ■ ■ ■■■ ■ FURS. — Fur Coats Renovated and Remodelled by Expert Furrier. Workmanship guaranteed. Charges moderate.— Green. 269. Karangahape Rd. SUEDE Shoes, seasonable colours, strap fancy and lace; prices right.—Geo. F. Underwood, 10. Strand Arcade. SOMETHING REALLY USEFUL AS A XMAS PRESENT A XMAS PRESENT A XMAS PRESENT A VACUUM CLEANER OR CAItPET SWEEPER FOR THE HOME. DOMESTIC VACUUM CLEANING CO.. • Strand Arcade. SPRING CLEANING IN ALL ITS BRANCHES. Carpets a Specialty. Collected and Returned Free. L ' ;,: Cleaned at Your Residence if Necessary -' VACUUM CLEANING CO. OP N.Z., 11, Hellaby's Buildings. i •Phono 1769. «
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New Zealand Herald, Volume LX, Issue 18578, 10 December 1923, Page 1
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