SITUATIONS WANTED. BAKER'S Situation . wanted by reliable Man. —Hedges, Vardon Rd., Te Rapa, Hamilton. BUSHMAN, experienced, wants work immediately, or engage position for after Xmas.—Bushman, 822, Herald. pARPETS beaten, swept, etc.; housecleaning thoroughly done.—l 7, West View Rd., Grey Lynn. CHEF, first-class, requires position; English and Colonial experience; good manager; total abstainer. —Chef, 220, Herald. . pHIMNEY Sweep vpracxical).—Ranges, v_/ Stoves, Coppers, Incinerators; immediate attention.—Colquhoun, 3, Totara St, Ponsonby. /"IHIMNEYS Swept thoroughly clean, no dust guaranteed.H. Smith, 75. Great North Rd., or 15, Ponsonby Rd. CLERK, temporary; expert shorthand, VJ fair Typist; accountancy student: capable at figures; refs. —Capable. 814, Herald. DISABLED Man wants light work, any J-f description; willing to work; honest, sober.—Distressed. 680, Herald. T\RESSMAKIN(J-—Smart Frocks, Costumes, ■ J-' Evening Gowns; workmanship guaranteed: moderate.—229, Jervois Rd., Heme Bay Terminus. TDMPLOYERS seeking reliable Domestics, -L 1 every description, should communicate Employment Bureau, 40, High St. Phono 2016 A. ■' T?NGINEDRIVER, second stationary, XJ seeks position in or near Auckland; good refs.—Crane, 259, Herald. Ex-policeman,. age 30 years, arriviiig Pakeha, 15th inst.. seeks position. any capacity; . aocußtomed general farm work; T~i vl 'l' n cook, etc. —Write, Energetic, 823. Herald. Hand, general, can fence: married, „ , f°°d refß.—Care of Talbot.. Shackletcn Rd., Mt. Eden. Auckland. . "CHARMER, capable, family, ■> willing relieve ilO days Christmas, Sheep, Dairy coastal preferred.Address at Herald. TpARMER, practical, wants Position on x rarm; experienced all branches: hard worker; rofe. ; married.—P.T., 780, Herald. TjHREMAN, Marine or Stationery, married, t B ? i, B employment; steady, reliablei refs.—Address at Herald. practical, wants 2 or 3 days work weekly.—Gardener. 756, Herald. (GARDENER, excellent testimonials, all Box branches, S ante work, 1 day weekly. Box 1661. G.P.O. GARDENING. Cleaning, Digging. Hedge in Cutting undertaken, by practical man, 12s 6d. fares.—Johnson. 54, Wynyard St. p.ARDENING, Digging or Squaring up, vji wanted by practical Man, per day or otherwise.—Nemo. 852, Herald. GARDENING. Mowing, Pruning, Tarrin&, V-* Banding. Mowers Sharpened : good work, low charges.—34. Great. South Rd. TTELI in kitchen, position wanted by J-L capable Woman; good plain cook.— Urgent. 842. Herald. HELP to Elderly Couple, or Lady elderly Widow seeks position.—M.A., 476, Herald. "TTOUSEKEEPER. . capable. refined; XX bachelors only; interview by appointment.—Phone 3021, Hamilton. IriTCHENMAN, middle-aged, wants light V. job; no cooking; small wages. c.o. Smith. Lupton Rd., Manurewa. T ADY, thoroughly capable, requires ■i-J position, Lady Help, adults; no washing; town or country.—Nemo, 715, HrR. LP. LADY, with 2 daughters, wishes position. Manageress, Private Hotel.—B.A., 508, Herald. I ADY, thorough knowledge Bookkeeping, -J and slight Photography, wants position Doctor's or Photographer's.—Trustworthy, 146, Herald. LADY, refined, wishes position, Housekeeper or Companion-help: capable all duties; City preferred.—M.J., 714, Herald. MAN, 27, good education, character, railway clerical experience, requires any position, anywhere.—Clerical, 717, Herald. MAN, elderly, give services for good home; few shillings weekly. — S.F., 140, Herald. MAN, married, seeks position, Ploughman; would manage small Dairy Farm near Auckland; thoroughly experienced.—H.. 802, BR ALP. AT AN, capable, all branches, competent Itx book-keeper, long experience, excellent refs., wants position Grocery, Genera) Store; temporary, uny place.—Competent SIS. Herald. ; TARRIED Couple, Hand Milkers, seek -L»X 1 position; experienced workers; must have furn. cottage.—Write Reliable, 777, Herald. y ■ ■ ■■ "VTURSE-Companion desires re-engagement, -Li country preferred; local testimonials.— Please state particulars to H.R.", *265, Herald "VTURSE desires position. Doctor's or Den1* tist's Rooms, good refa.—Willing, 688, Herald. x ■ PORTER, Kitchen Handyman. wants position, Seaside Boarding House; will go anywhere.—Handy, 741, Herald. PAINTING, Papernanging, town, country; contract, labour; estimates free; satisfaction guaranteed; pre-war prices. Tradesman, 76, Herald. TARRING, Sanding. Tennis Lawns; laid —Ring B. Bishop. 7, King'EdwßTd At.. Epsom. WASHING or Ironing by day; good worker.—D.H., 843. Herald. WOMAN, young, clean, respectable, wants Washing ana Cleaning, by the dc.y.— Honset. 792, Herald. - ■ WOMAN, trustworthy, reliable, wants work. Washing, Cleaning, or Sewing; 10s and fares.Reliable, 771. Heralp SALESMAN, ORGANISER. NEGOTIATOR, i . . Wide Experience Britain and U.S.A., IS OPEN TO ENGAGE AT ONCE, With Sound Proposition (City Preferred), Offering Really Good Possibilities. Payment by Result Preferred. . Write, SALESMAN, 860, Herald. WANTED TO BUY. NSELL and Co., Auctioneers, IC7, -ti. Queen St.. buy Furniture, Pianos, etc.. outright for cash.—2s6BA. A RTIFICIAL Teeth Bought, all kinds and xx conditions.—Mr. Dunotone gives you the highest prices in New Zealand. Artificial Teeth bought, ios, 20s, 40s set.—Dunstone, Room 2, Melvern's Buildings. Karangahapo Rd.. Auckland. ARTIFICIAL Teeth, any condition, up to XX £7 10s per set paid.Pearline Co., 9, Security Bldgf.. Est. 21 years. BARBER Chairs, second-hand: ouote price and particulars.—Thomas Spear, Te Awa nn| t"BICYCLES, Tools, Jewellery, any condition: vVatches. False Teeth. Cameras, Binoculars, etc.—Clarkson. 38, Ponsonby Rd. BOTTLES. —Black_ Wines, any quantity; 2s per doz.Kaipara. Wine' Co., Stahley St. ; CARPENTERS' Toots, Bags. Boots, Suits, ■ Artificial Teeth, Rocords, Clothing.— Hansen. 6. Wakefield St. CASH Register, new or second-hand; state full particulars.—P.O. Box 724. Auckland. CLINOMETER (Abney), Arc, not less than 2Ji". diam.—Reply Clinometer, 230, Jervois Road. pURNITURE and Household Effects, any X quantity; best prices given; spot cash. —McKeny.ie'n, 110. Broadway. Newmarket. Kauri GUM. We are Cash Buyers, at Highest Market Rate?, of all grades. THOS. LEES AND SONS. Customs Street East. McKENDRICK BROS.. Sack, Bag. Merl»x chants. ProniDt cash buyers.— Wellington St.. Auckland. PEA-RIFLE, Repeater, .22, must bo accurate and in good order. Price and particulars.—Address at Herald. REEL (l), suitable Sword Fish.Particulars of typo and prico to Tackle, 812, Herald. RINOr Mrs. Kelly.—Sho buys Misfit Clothing, Evening Woar.—Darby St.. off Queen St.. Phone 2606. TAMPS.—Collections and Loose Lots O wanted .at once: best'prices given.— IT"nt, 100. Victoria Arcade. Auckland. TRAPPED Rabbits, any quantity: Dried Skins at highest market rates.—Sanford, Ltd.. Customs St., Auckland. WALNUTS, for pickling.—Apply 10, Khvhmr Pass. DEBENTURES. p O INVESTOR Applications are invited for tho issue >f 1200 « nor cent. Mort(;a<'a Debentures in docks of £'25. carrying privileges that should onsiderably increase their value, secured by issets valued at. five times tho debenture ssue, plus a sinking fund for mortgage relemptions provided by Government. A firstlass. safe, sound and profitable investment or five or ten years—-good interest and no irorry. This is a unique investment that vi 11 be rapidlj; taken up. . Apply for proslectus immediately, all inquiries to be ddressed to DEBENTURE. !.o. Tho Goldberg Advertising Agency, Ltd., Smith's Buildings, Albert St,, Auckland.
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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXI, Issue 18887, 9 December 1924, Page 1
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