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SITUATIONS WANTED. CARPENTRY. Fencing. Painting. ConV 7 crete. Stone. Brick. Earth Work. Alterations, Repairs: moderate . charges.—Experience, 191. Bebalp. CLERK, capable, desires position, sound knowledge commercial routine, bookkeeping.—Nimo. 145, Heh<»LD OMPANION-Heip. refined, domesticated, V J capable, seeks position. —Refined, 144, Hn.RALO'. ; . • , C COMPANION.—Lady, young, refined, de- > - sire* position immediately; willing undertake light duties.— Companion, 714, Herald. ; s ;•■ COMPANION Help—Lady seeks position, doctor's house, assist duties; good needlewoman; excellent ref3.— Compeic-nt. 124, Herald. CIOOK. good, plain, wishes position in '. town, where housemaid kept; no wash—Reliable, 77. Ht.R«LD. ■ DOMESTIC Duties wanted. 3 half-days weekly, by trustworthy woman; Mt. Albert or Morningside.— Reliable. 78. PJTR'LP. ■ . DRESSMAKING, stylish, boys' and girls' Outfits, 108 fares.Miss Harmai>, 5, Melvern Terrace, City. . n[7 , ENCII'JG or Splitting, contract preferred; X ussd rough country, good mate if uecessary.—Fencer, 142, JlißALix GARDENS kept, perfection, beet workmanship, experience, weekly, day preferred.—Gardiner. 73. Park Rd.. Newmarket. ■ GARDENER, reliable, has - odd days to spam; best refs.— Apply Gardener, 6, 1 Taylor's Rd., Morningside. . GARDNER. Competent Man open for engagement, 1-2 days per week; gardens, lawns, fences, etc.Gardener, The Elms, Selwyn St., Onehunga, or 'Phono 86, Onehung a. . .. , . GARDENER, experienced, understands floral culture, vegetables, lawns, Ponsonby. 'Heme Bay prtferred; excellent eredentiah; 15s Gurdener, 137, Herald. GARDENING or Scythoing wanted 12s per day.—Scythe. 214. HfR/LP. GIRL, domesticated, refined. musical, seeks position, Henderson. Capable, 158, Herald. ' /GOVERNESS desires engagement, trained \X Kindergarten teach'er. certificated pianiste and violiniste. also French, needlework; carat ing. — Student. 67. PrH.'liP. HOUSEHOLD Duties wanted by young Woman. 2 children: willing to milk; wages no object.—Y.. c.o. Wilson. Newmaiket. OOUSEKEEPER-— thoroughly capAX able, wishes rosition; own mistress. — Trust worthy, 136. Herald. , HOUSEKEEPER or Lady Help, in small . family or to elderly couple, Epsom district preferred; thoroughly competent.— Miss Wood, Post Office. Onehunga. HOUSEKEEPER wants position, first week in March; experienced, fond of children: good references; country preferred.—Reply H.P.: 25. Herald. HOUSEKEEPER" (daughter ' 12) desires position; capable taking charge: handy ■ school, Housekeeper, Box 189, Dunedin. OUSEREEPER or HelrZ country: widow, 2 children. 11. 4; home first ■ consideration; domesticated, . capable.— » Economy, 68, BrR'LP. • HOUSEKEEPING.— no encumbrance, desires position, own mistr«»«B; i Whangorei district ' preferred.—Ford. Puwern. Whangarei. - LADY, travelling England.' would give services in return.— 74. F^R'ld. LADY, desirous of Household Employment, offers services; 10s, fares.—Culture, 91, Herat.*-). . __ LADY, with boy (17). wants position Housekeeper, farm, where boy could be employed.Housekeeper, 39, Hbrald. LADY, leaving Auckland for Sydney, April, en route England, Ormonde. April 30. will tpko care of- children for all or part fare.—H„ .102. Herald-. MAN. young, College Education, best Tefs., requires work, city Shop or Warehouse.—Energetic. 223. Herald. MAN, young, good educ.; expr. office routine and travelling, fluent use six languages, seeks position where these quali- ' ties would be appreciated; good refs. — Clerical. 996. Herald. . MAN, middle-aged, repectable. wants Employment; milk, used farm work; small wtgeaj good home,—W.A.. 225. Heiw?.d. , . MANAGEMENT Small Farm, during ab- • sence owner, for period month or longer; trustworthy, capable.—Relieving, 117, • Heralp. ■ ; --..-■ ■ ■: - ■- MARRIED Couple, experienced farmer, desires permanent position, farm; able ' _ ___ charge:— 86, Herald. MARRIED Couple, young, no encumbrance, want work on Farm ; wife ' domestic, man milking, etc.—Couple, 59, '• Herald. ■ _ MC. want position immediately; m4n • milk 'machine or hand), general farm 1 work.—Dudh, 20. Bfk'LD. ; MIDWIFE, registered, open for fengagement, town or country.L.. 336, Herald. ; MILKERS, 2 mates, require job, Dairy Farm; need hand milking, general farm work.—W.H.. 132. Herald. MOTHER and Daughter want Position together; good cook, housekeeper; daughter housework.—Refined, 90. Herald. PAINTER, Paperhanger and Carpenter requires position *-ith builder; good tradesman, both trades.—Carpenter, W, Herald, ___ . ; PASTRYCOOK. Apprentice, third year, desires to finish his term, steady, reliable —Pastrycook, 92. Heram* ; PIPE Fitter, first-class, wants Billet; all kinds of pipes and joints.Billet, 111, Hbbaltx '■ ■■■ ___________ ' ' ■ PORTER, Steward. Caretaker, desires Billet ; good refs.—Steward, 112, Heralds. SEWING wanted by the day: household, O simple frocks, underclothing; good T.ftftdlftWMnan_ r S<3wing. 20. BtR<LD. SHOP FittingT Office Fitting, ,»«>_"» and Alterations to property.—lo3. IS Talson g__.'.. hoß » 248. ' "' ' ' — TRAVELLER, Fancy Goods, thoroughly experienced, connection Auckland province, bility, good appearance, highest . refs. -Reliable. 95, Herald. WOMAN, reliable, seeks position, Housekeerer. elderly couple ;or " gentftman.-— A.8.C.. 82. Ftr?ld. ; ' "VTOUTH, 18, 2. years' farming experience, X desires position where ploughing knowledge can be attained.—Lactic. 141. Herald. ~~ DYERS AND CLEANERS. GENT.'S, Ladies' Hatn Cleaned, Blocked; Felts, Panamas, Leghorn, Tuscan.— Crothall Way Co.. 137. Symonds St. DPRING Cleaning, Vacuum and General i_> Cleaning, experienced staff.—Domestic Vacuum Cleaning Co., Strand Arcade. , 'Phone 900. , WANTED KNOWN. Electro-Medical Instruments of all kinds made and repaired; work guaranteed.—sl4. Queen St. " NECTO" Hair Dye, procurable in all _. shades, from Miss Borgolte. Ist Floor. City C'han.bera, Auckland. ■' FLIKEELO kills Flies. Sold everywhere, Is tine. INDIAN Room. — For dainty inexpensive Presents, ladies delight to visit us.— Strand Arcade (ground floor). " TNECTO," the well-known Hair Dye, X procurable at Dewar's, 5, Strand . Arcade. ...... ' ... .' '• * 13 A PER HANGING, Scrimming, Painting": JL all kinds House Renovatuag. Estimates submitted. —Burnitt, 87, Symonds St.. near Bridge. ; : _ : _'_ GRAMOPHONES overhauled and re\X paired in., ore day; i'utioncl'ori guaranteed.—Morris RariEon, Broadway, New market. . ___ __ BRIDAL Photos.—You may pay more but you won't get better.— Glenmoie Studios: 'phone -01G. | VARICOSE Ulcerations Mired by post— guaranteed. Bias Universal Process. Write advice.—-E. Bull. Bon Marche. Karangahape Rd. ART Needlework, Lingerie, Infants' Wear. Linen Work. Attractive goocWat reasonable prices. The Modern Priscilla, Ist Floor, Hallenstein's Bldgs. : INDIAN —Charming inexpensive Articles continuously s.rriviag from Madras.See Window, Strand Arcade (ground floor). ■ ■ . TEFFERH' Irish Linen Stores. 22, Jer«l Vois Rd., Ponsonby.— Traced Linen Pillow Shams. 7s per pair. ..; ■ . BEST Quality Boots and Shoes, almost given away, at Farrow Shoe Sale, 240, _____ St. ] ■ ' CURE for Nervous and other ailments; J full details 01, home treatment, ,„ 2.— Inquire, Cure. 139, Herald. _^ ROBERTSON'S Auction Rooms, the only - place where you can buy well-finished Oak Furniture cheap. __. ___l/_____ QEQCTAH'S FarrtoTus - Renjediee.— Prairie O Flower and Seal Oil, ib <)d bottle. Write Sequab. Box 7. P. 0.. Newmarket. * NEW "Champion" Coal Range with " white porcelain enamel, onteide oven door, showing at hardware merchants. *' \TAr!HALENK" means death to moths _* and silver-fish.—. Stores. Domestio Vacuum Cleaning Co., Strand Arcade.

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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXI, Issue 18630, 11 February 1924, Page 1

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