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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXII, Issue 18927, 27 January 1925, Page 1

SITUATIONS VACANT.. .5 Wire-worker, first-class, iV/ wanted.---D. Mount, Ltd.. Ornamental i Iron and Wire Worker, Newmarket. P/VCKER, experienced, for Grocery Department, wanted.—Bell and Bell, Ltd. J3RLNTERS.— Apprentice wanted, 2 or 3 years' experience; good opportunity; General Jobbing.—J. Patterson, Pukekotia. JROBATIONERS, experienced, wanted for small hospital, all eases; 2fis.—Apply, with copies testimonials, County, 882, Herald. STENOGRAPHER and Typiste, temporary, O wanted; must be experienced in legal work.—Apply by, letter only. Jackson, Russell, Tanks and Ostler, Solicitors, 23, Sho'rtland St. rnitAVELLER, calling on builders, to canJL vass for Fibrous Plaster firm; side'*ne' commissi on'.--Sales' 358, Herald. fJXRUCKY, Wooden Tram, steep grade; wages 15s.—Atiamuri Sawmill, Ongarotoi Putaruru; telegram, Atiamuri. TTE PISTE, Junior, temporarily. Tamalci JL Station Gardens Estate.—First Floor, Short's Bldgs., 154, Queen St. rpyPISTE, junior, general office work.—• X Apply, stating wages, copies of references, Box 831, Auckland. YOUTH. 15-18, to learn Grocery trade; good opportunity for right lad.—Grocer. 897, Herald. YOUTH. 16-18. learn Butchery trade; splendid chance for smart lad.—D. Reid. Khyber Pass. )B A CC ONISTS' REPRESENTATIVE. A Representative of demonstrated business ability is offered an opportunity of handling an exclusive, and highly profitable agency. Applicants must be prepared to invest not less than £250. This is an attractive r.reposition that will stand full investigation. Apply, in.'first instance, to PROPOSITION. C.o. J. ILOTT. LTD.. Advertising Agetifs, Baker's Buildings. CHRISTCHURCH. UPHOLSTERERS WANTED. Used to good class trade. Jor Humphry's Furnishing Warehouse, Gisborn'e. Apply, FURNISHING DEPARTMENT, ■' Macky, Logan, Caldwell, Ltd., Llliott Street, Between 12-12.30 p.m., Tuesday, 27th. ■ OLSIDLIST Assistant Master (young) re~V <tuired, small Boarding School (Boy®).— \\iro for further details, Rev. L. H. Fenn, Essex House, Oisbomc. SCHOOL, ASSISTANT ■" MASTER Required in Gra.de B of C. General Secondary Work, but special fjualification in English a recommendation. Applications with testimonials will be re-' reived till February 11. 1325. R. ENGLISH. Secretary. Box 68, Hamilton. WANTED TO BUT. AIS SELL AND CO., Auctioneers. 157, -tx Queen St., buy Furniture, Pianos, etc.. outright for cash. 2568 A. A RTIFICIAL Teeth, any condition, up to -*-X £t,los ,per set paid.—Pearlwe Co.. 9. -•X" '£ 7 10s ,per set paid.—Pearline Co.. 9, Security Bldgs. Est. 21 years. BEST Cash Prices given. Household Furniture.—McKenzie's Furniture Mart, 279-281, Broadway. Newmarket. Phone 29Si«. BICYCLES. Tools, Jewellery,. any condition; Watches, False Teeth. Cameras, Binoculars. ef,c.—Clarkson, 38, Ponsonby Rd. CARPENTERS' Tools, Bags. Boots, Suits. ; Artificial Tooth, Records, Clothing.— Hensen, 6, Wakefield St. HONEY Extractor wanted, 2 comb or 4 comb.—R. Hill, East Tamaki. Kauri 'GUM. We are Cash Buyers at HighestMarket Rates, of All Grades. THOS. LEES AND SONS. Customs Street East. "IyrcKENDRICK BROS.. Sack. Bag, Meri.»X chants. Prompt cash buyers. — Wellington St., Auckland. "VfTLK, daily, at Auckland, at wholesale iVx rates, in any quantities. State whera delivered.—S., 815, Hkrald. "IVTAVIGATION, Norrie's Nautical Tables; state date and price.—Nautical, 839, Herald. PERSONS wishing to dispose of Discarded Artificial Teeth should call or post.— Dunstone. Melvern's Bldgs.. ELarangahaps Rd. . EING Mrs. Kelly.—She buys Misfit CTothinft, Evening Weaj:.—Darby St., oft Queen St. Phone 2606. ROBERTSON. AUCTIONEER. WANTS ■ TO BUY IMMEDIATELY £2OOO WORTH OF USED FURNITURE. Will buy in any Quantity, from. £5 upwards,, and give fair prices. QAFE, fireproof, wanted. State particuQ lars, make, price, etc.—Box 592, GJE'.O. STAMPS. —Collections and Loose Lota wanted at once; best prices Hunt, 100, Victoria Arcade. Auckland. rpHE Extra Prices we are giving for SeeI X ond-hand Furniture, so much appreci- | ated by sellers. BUSY BEE, 165, Ponscsnby Rd., 2990 A. Opp. New Fire Station. yyALKEIt gUYS J^URNITURE. When Selling your Furniture, you naturally want the best possible price. Consult me, and I will .either make you a straight-out csiah offer, or sell for you on coisihr«sion. No charge for » valuation, and iny_ own carts take away the Furniture. I have a big demand at present for all classes of Used Furniture, and am offering exceptionally big prices. Don't delay. CALL, OR PHONE 2857. QEORGE AUCTIONEER, 38. QUEEN ST. Robertson, auctioneer, want;* TO BUY IMMEDIATELY £2OOO WORTH OF USED FURNITURE. Will buy in any quantity, from £o upwards, and give fair prices. TYPISTS. ABOUT That Typing.—O. Corliss-Smton, Mining Chambers, Exchange Lime, Phone 3005 A. COPYING and Duplicating: estimate Given.—LeGrove Typewriter and Importing Co., Ltd., N.Z. Insurance Bldgs. Phone 1400. -aTISS R. BAKER, Typist.© and DupHjVl catist, 421, N.Z. Insurance Bldgs.. Queen St Phone 972 A. - REMOVAL NOTICES. JPOSTLES, Tailor, announces his Re- • nsov&l to Princess Theatre Bidgs., Queen St, opp. Hill and Plnmmer. NURSES AND NURSING HOMES. " TTTHITERIDF. " Maternity Hospital. 15. W liuntly Ave., off Khyber Psss. Pergonal attenliaii.-Nurse Canty. Phone 3152.