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DOMESTICS WANTED. COOK-General, two in family; no wash—Mrs. R. P. Hunt. 35. Remuera Rd. COOK, woman, country Hotel: 'easyplace; must be temperate.Reliable Registry, 15. Queen St. COOK, reliable woman; temporary position.— W.C.T.U Hostel. 363. Queen St. COOK-General, no washing, kitchen work only; housemaid kept.Mrs. M. Paykel, 24, St. Stephen's At., Parnell. COOK-General for adults, country; treated as one of family; references indispensable —Apply 306, Jervois Rd., or 'Phono 1036, after 1 p.m. DOMESTIC Help, for house in country; 2 adults, 1 child; wages, —Address at Herald DOMESTIC Help, for good country home; 3 children, school ago; wages, £I.— Mrs. Rowe, Kiokio. GENERAL wanted; sleep out.— Great North Rd. GENERAL, plain cooking essential. — Mrs. McCaw, River Rd.. Hamilton. GENERALS and Helps wanted.— VX Women's Welfare, 40, High St. 'Phono 2016 A. GIRL wanted for Housework.—Apply J. , Hemingway. 18, Gundry St., Newion . HELP, capable, refined, country: no objection child.—s, Gordon Rd.. Mt. Eden. HELP, capable, for few months: cood home.—Address at Herald. HOUSEKEEPER wanted, for country, at once; own mistress.—J. J. R. Warriner, To Kuiti. HOUSEKEEPER, . middle-aged. wanted; one willing help milk preferred; child not objected to.Homely. 50, Herald. HOUSEKEEPER, capable all duties; small fami.y; 30 miJes Auckland; 25s a week.— W. Fleming, Bombay Store, Waikato. HOUSEKEEPER, young, to bachelor, assist milk few cows; good home and wages to suitable person.—Apply J. Battensby, Raupo, North Wairoa. HOUSEKEEPER, refined, respectable, for Widower; .country; references essential ; full charge. Interviews arranged till to-night (Friday). Prompt application.— Address at Herald. HOUSEMAID-Waitress wanted. — Apply 143, Grafton Rd. HOUSEMAID-Waitress, reliable, wanted.wages, 35s.—Apply immediately, Warwick Arms Hotel. Thames. LADY Hefp, capable all duties, 3 in family.—Mrs. H. L. Bayly, Bos 21. I'lrati. WOMAN for Homestead. Sheep Station, near Helensville; good plain cook, used country life: 355; small adult family only.P.O. Box 125. Auckland. BELL'S Registry. Winstone's Buildings, Queen Street, near Smeeton's.—Cooks, Kitehenmaids. Laundress. Re!. Maids, H.M.Waitresses, Waitresses. C.-Generals, H.P.Maid. C. Nurse. Couple. Milkers. Boy. RELIABLE Registry. 15, Queen Street, ♦ 2193 A.—Cooks, Parlourmaids, Generals, Housekeeper. Kitchenwoman. Lady Helps, Housemaid-Waitress. REX'S Registry, Phoenix Chambers, 41, Queen Street.Housemaid-Waitress. Cook, Generals. Housekeeper, Kitchenmaid. 2378 A. STRAND Registry, Strand Arcade.— Cooks, Rel. Maids, H.M.-Waitresses, Waitresses, Laundresses, Lady Help. CGenerals. , t — i' ' i i WANTED TO BUY. ANSELL AND CO.. Auctioneers, 167 Queen St.—Buy your Furniture out right for cash. 'Phone 2568 A. ARTIFICIAL Teeth, any condition, up t< £5 10s per set paid.—Pearline Co., 9 Security Buildings. Est. 21 years. pARPENTERS' Tools, Bags. Boots, Suit* vy Artificial Teeth. Records, Clothing Hansen (late Fischer), 350, Queen St. I7<LOWERS, any quantity.— Carney 6, Karangohape Rd., opposite Uppei - Queen- St: - ■ ->:■•■■-»-- ■:■■--- :v .. ~ . . GLASS Case for cakes Counter.—Arton 504. Herald. _^ ARTLEY AND CO., 207. Hobson St. pay highest cash prices for Householc Furniture, in any quantity. RABBIT Skins, 50 bales. Summers, Writ( for latest price list.—Australasiai Rabbit Co.. Box 1272. RING Mrs. Kelly.—She buys Misfit Cloth ine, E%*ening Wear.—Darby St. of 1 Queen St. 'Phone 2606. SAFE. second-hand.Reply, particular! and price, to R. W. Gibson. Motoi Garage. Te Awamutu. STAMPS. —Collections or Loose; gooc prices; buying or selling list free. Brodie, 65, Shortland St ' TRAVELLING Coat, lady's, medium size —Faulkner, c.o. G.P.0.. Symonda St WICKER HAMPERS NEW OR SECOND-HAND. MUST BE IN GOOD ORDER. State size, price, and where to be seer to CARPET BAG, 300, Herald. "" TAXIS FOR HIRE. GRAFTON Residents.— you require a Taxi, ring 'Phone 2690A.—Rimmer ; Seafield View Rd.. Grafton. "OONSONBY Taxi Garage.— latest X Hudsons and Chandlers; Limousine foi weddings, etc.Harper, Wood St. 'Phone 2216. DYERS AND CLEANERS. CARPETS Cleaned by Combined Electro Beating-Vacuum Process; 9d yd.— Domestic Vacuum Cleaning Co., Strand Arcade. rpHE EMPIRE NEEDS YOU! I YOU NEED THE EMPIRE! ? WHY ? ? Because, if you are thrifty and economical you will not throw"' away your Old Suits, Costumes. Frocks, etc. Just send them k " THE EMPIRE'' or ring up No. 3867, anc our Vans will collect. EXPERT DYEING, EXPERT CLEANING EXPERT REMODELLING. EXPERI REPAIRING. Old Garments made as New in a Few Days, and at Trifling Cost. Country Orders Receive Special Prompt Attention .and Return Postage Paid. SPECIAL FUR DEPARTMENT for the Renovation and Remodelling of All Kinds oi Fur Work. EMPIRE CLEANING AND DYEING CO.. Furriers, Etc., 358. Queen St. (opp. Main Entrance, Town Hall). By Special Appointment to His Excellency BOOKSELLERS AND STATIONERS. [(EALY'B LIBRARY. "■ 21. SHORTLAND STREET (Opposite Star Office). Subscriptions from is per quarter. Fiction. Magazines and General Literature. EDWARD DUNNE AND SONS. Painters. Puperhangers, Decorators, 21, Nugent St. 'Phone 1333. Established 41 years. "p XPERT "EXTRACTING, Quickly. Neatly, Completely. No failures, No further trouble Gums heal up. Painless process. Gentleness and extreme call). TTOWEY XyALKER; City Chambers, 209, Queen Street.

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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXI, Issue 18664, 21 March 1924, Page 1

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Page 1 Advertisements Column 5 New Zealand Herald, Volume LXI, Issue 18664, 21 March 1924, Page 1

Page 1 Advertisements Column 5 New Zealand Herald, Volume LXI, Issue 18664, 21 March 1924, Page 1