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SITUATIONS WANTED, BAKER wiahe3 Situation, will go anywhere.—H. Bell, Grey St.. Hamilton. "DARMAN wishes Employment, five yearo' -O experience in Old Country.—Z., 825, Hz r alp. BOY (IS) wants position I'arm, attend school; can milk; wagee no object.— HomelessSSs. Herald. BUTCHER, married, all-round Slaughter, Sheep and Smalls; country preferred. —J. Bonasich, Ongarue. BUTCHER, married, capable handling anybranch of trade; country preferred; ret 3. if required—Butcher, 957, Herald CIHIMNEY Sweep (practical).—Ranges, > Stoves, Coppers. Incinerators; immediate attention.—Colquhoun 3, Totara St., Ponsonby. CHIMNEYS Swept; no dust guaranteed.— H. Smith. Beresford St., lato Monmouth St., Archhill. COWMAN, good hand milker, wants position; good home essential; state wages. —Cows. 910. Herald , COOK, competent, private house or hospital; good refs.— Competent, 879, Herald. COWMAN -Gardener, on station.—Give particulars. Experienced, 909, Herald COOK, female. Hotel or Boarding House; reliable, sober; 10 years' experience.— Honest, 788, Herald. COOK (Woman) wants Re-engagement; thoroughly experienced; hotel, club, or boarding house.—Hotel. 914, Herald. DRY Cleaner, Dyer and Presser wants Situation; vast experience; capable manager; refs.—Dyer, 9AI. Hbhald. CI ARDENER, experienced. wants work T by day; sober and reliable; good rots. —A.8., 70S. Herald. GARDENER, expert, wants work, 2 or more days, regular; flowers a specialty. —Begonia. 955. Heuald. GARDENER or other duties. Elderly gentleman seeks position; good home, small wnges.—Abstainer, 951, Herald. G' ORSE or Scrub Cutting:, by reliable man; or any work. —A,8.C., 790, Herald. AIRDRESSER, first-class, wants position, town or country.—« ire. Razor, c.o. C. Maxwell, P. 0., Whakatane. HOME Cookery Shop and Tea Rooms.— Lady, experienced, desires position Manager or Assistant.—Experienced, 918, Herald, HOUSEKEEPER. capable, farmer's daughter, EnglisV, refined, musical.— Capable, 878, Herald. HOUSEKEEPER requires position. 1 or more gentlemen; town or country.—4o, Belgium St. Housekeeper.— f.ady, refined, would like position,- refined people: own mistress ; town or country.—Address at Hf.Rald. HOUSEKEEPER or Domestic.—Young Woman, with child, seeks situation; good refs.; city preferred.—X., 804, Herald. TTOUSEKEEPING urgently wanted by II Widow with 2 children: small wage.— State particulars. W T .H.. 958, Herald. ADY, willing to look after home and chilJ dren duriner absence of Mother, refs.— Address at Herald. , LADY would undertake charge of children or invalid for Passage or part Passage to Sydney.—Address at Herald. LETTEKPRESS-Machinist, first-class, refs., experience; seeks position.—Machine, ba3. Hsralp. • MC., strong fcoy, milk, fence, plough, • used ped. s'ock. or hush farm; small capital.—Hustler. 935. Herald. MAN, single, middle-aged, wants Work, Milk and general; small wage with good home.—Worker. 944. Herald. MAN, young, experienced, general farm work, able plough, wants oituntion Farm. Sheep Station. —Reliable. 959. Lerai.d. MARRIED Couple Position, together; mnn first-cla.ss chef; wife serving, pantry. Position, Herald, Whangarei. MARRIED Couple, 1 child, 5 years, desire fnrn. Room, in Apartment House; wife give services in exchange for snine. 951, _ Herald. MILLINERY— Young pady will ronoIVA %'ate old Hats, design, new, models; homes visited.—S,, 779, Herald. OTOE Driver wants „ position; good knowledge of city and suburbs; refs. Truck, 798. Herald. OFFICES to Clean by reliable, trustworthy woman; evening work preferred; reis.— Offices. 819 Herald. PANTRYMAID seeks position.—"Winnie, 953. Herald. - "DLUMBING Wanted; Spouting renewed, JL at Is Gd per ft.: satisfaction guaranteed.—Write 1.. 480, Heuald. ROTORUA.— Young Lady desires position as Probationer in J'rivato Hospualj Kotorua preferred.—&.G.S., 783, HgRALI>. TXT ASHING, Ironing, j'JleaHtog.—Young VV married Woman in difficulties requires work; any day.—Energetic, 773, Herald. YOUTH (20). wants employment.where trustworthiness and reliable work will give opportunity for future advancement. X.Y.Z., 786, Herald. PUPILS WANTED. " A POWERFUL Public Speaker ComXX mands Respect!"— Why not learn the art of Platform Oratory, by studying at home Grenville Kleiser's Public Speaking Course. —Send for Prospectus 5.," Howard Ballan. 175E, Hereford St., Christchurch. , BUSINESS, Quick Speed, Shorthand, by mail; easy and efficient; free prospectufl from P.O. Box 1118. /"CLASSES Dressmaking.—Home or Pro*o fessional. cutting, designing, remodelling.—Modern Dressmaking Salon. Ellison's Chambers, Queen St. ELOCUTION, Junior and Senior.—Gladys Montalba Pees, 189, Top Symonds St. Private or Class Tuition. JOHN Manson, teacher cf violin, cello and mandolin.—243, Symonds St., opp. P.O. (Mrs. E. L. Perkins). LADIES— Make Your Own Dresses, Costumes; we cut, tack; you finish.—Miss Watt, Tabernacle Bldgs. LOOK! "Violinist's" Tuition, £1 Is Quarter; from leading teacher, with rapid methods; prospectus free.—Musicus, 888, Herald. MOTOR Driving Taught Thoroughly; Council certificate cueranteed; fees moderate.—Auckland Motor School, 02, Albert -St. _ MOTOR-Car Driving.—Council Certificate guaranteed.—Mayhill and Sexton, t>. Lower Albert St. Phone 2367 A. NENA MONK, A.T.C.L., Violin, Piano, Mandolin. Theory.—33, Musio Academy, Queen St. Phone 129, Onehunga. TTIOLONCELLO.— Pupils required by V ' George Martinengo; 20 years' concert experience in Great Britain.—Write Strand Theatre. QUR jgPARE «|WE J3LAN jyTEANS "JO Y®U. We want to get in touch with people who can give some spare time to the pleasing and profitable psetime of Sweet-making. We offer t,o teach them for a nominal fee till they are thoroughly competent. WE THEN GUARANTEE TO BUY THEIR PRODUCTS, at the HIGHEST WHOLESALE RATES. OUR MONEY BACK GUARANTEE BOND is your protection when dealing with us. , You can earn, like many others, from £5 to £15 per week, in your own home, without tools, moulds or machinery. Come in and talk it over, and we'll ARRANGE TERMS FOR YOU. „ „ . OUR SPECIAL POSTAL COURSE is also conducted on the same principle. In addition, we send post free a. case of the necessary goods to start. Write rr caa today for FREE Illustrated Booklet, "The Open Road For Yoa." It will put you wise on points that need explanation. ■RATIONAL 0 ONFECTIONERY QOLLEGE. Office and Showroom: 25. Winstone's Bldgs., 77, Queen St., Auckland. TUITION WANTED. T ECTURBR wanted, to give a few lessons .Li on Platform Speaking; for good work. —Write, Lessons, 829. Herald. " TOILET. EGYPTUS Restores the Charm of Youth, Falling Hair, Baldness Cured. — 19, Williamson's Chambers, Shortland St. FACE and Scalp Treatments; Chiropody, Electrolysis. Hairwork; established 30 year3.—Miss McElwain, 270, Queen St. FRANK HOWLETT. 209, Karangahape Road.—Cheapest for beet Hairwork, Switches and Transformations. Ladies' own Combings worked up. LADIES.— Madame Thora Tate removes unsightly superfluous hair frem the face, painlessly and permanently. — Bon Marche. Newton LA PLASTIQUE, Simple Home Treatment, Permanently Removes Wrinkles; information free.—Miaa McElwain. 270, Queen St MADAME ALDWYN, Toilet Specialist; IVX 3rd floor. Ellison Chamoers.—Electrolysis, Hair Tinting «md Staining.—Phone 3918. MRS. COLLEDGE, Expert, H.M. Arcade. Ist Floor.—Ladies', Children's, Haircutting, Electric Waving, Shampooing, Massaga Parlours. ■ SUPERFLUOUS Hairs removed by Radio, O without pain ox blemish; guaranteed cure.—Madame Arnio. 65. Queea St ■; \ *•.. / .w .. .r*

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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXI, Issue 18838, 13 October 1924, Page 1

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