Page 1 Advertisements Column 7

New Zealand Herald, Volume LXII, Issue 19156, 23 October 1925, Page 1

s: A SSISTANT Chemist, 25.. seeks position. X3L Chemist or any Retail Shop; town, country.—Urgent. 976, Heralp. BAKER, just sold out. wishes Position in Town: Bread or .Bread and Smalls. — Colonial, 125. Herald. TJARMAN. Experienced, hotel or club, 3-3, JL> requires position about middle November, town or country.—ll.C'., ■l2O. Herald. Bodybuilder and wheelwright seeks Situation, or would like to hear oi opening.—Tradesman, 170, Herald. l i OOK-K EE PER and Collector requires iy Additional Work.—Books, 52, BUTCHER, all-round, seeks situation, town or country; 10 years' experience, willing worker.—A.R., 37, Herald. CIA RP ENTER, passable workman, wants 1 job as Carpenter's Assistant: reasonable wages; young, swsady, reliable. — VV., 1007, Herald /"CHIMNEY Sweep (practical), ranges, copVy pers; no dust; prompt attention.— Colquhoi' 3, Totara St., Ponsonby; tel. 2C--759. (OHIMNEYS Swept, expert. 18 years exw perience . no dust guaranteed.—Smith, 5, Exmouth St.. off Newton Rtl. I pONFECTIONERY.—Educated Mail. Accountant. extensive knowledge Confectionery seeks position, Traveller: £3OO available security.—■ Personality, 49. Herald. j CtOOK. good, plain, economical, large or j J small numbers.—Reid, 99. Symonds St. j Dressmaking .--Ladies', children's, Mending, any description; by day or home; 10s, fares.—3B. Wellington St. /"I AHDENING and Cleaning Up. by wil- \ vT ling Young Man; daily or otherwise. — Steady, 133. Herald. fi AHDENING, Digging or Cleaning up, vX required by practical man; per day or otherwise.—Reliable, 171 Hekald. /GARDENING, Digging, Hedges Cut, SeevX tions Cleared, by practical man; Us.— Johnson, 10, Jason Ave.. Edendale. GENTLEWOMAN desires post as Housekeeper, own mistress; good refs.—E.. 110. Hehalj. GIRL (20), trustworthy, would like position in Shop.—Reliable. 148. Herald. fIIRL requires position in Shop, or part vX House and Shop; town or country.— Write A.. %, Herald. GROCER'S Assistant, young, 0 years' experience, refs., seeks position, town or country.— A.B , 983. Herald. HANDYMAN, Painting, Carpentry Work, House's or Indoor Work.—Worker, 115, Herald. HOUSEKEEPER to Gentleman, capable middle-aged Woman; first-rate cook, manager; good nurse; highest refs.—S.B., 96, Herald. HOUSEKEEPER, with child 2. urgently desires position away from city, where own mistress.—Home, 436, Herald. OUSEKEEPER'S Position, with boy, 12, milker, temporary or otherwise.— Sharpe. Owhango, King Country. I HOUSEWORK (Light), desired by I Lady, in return for Board.— N.. 51, j Herald. JOINER'S Apprentice requires position for | remainder of term (2 years).—Trade, i 40, Herald. JOB, large Sheep Station, _ strong Youth, respectable; excellent rider; Gisborne, | Hawke's Bay.—Parents, 151, Herald. lADY, young (24), experienced, seeks position a3 Waitress, hotel or accommodation house.—Trustworthy. 130, Herald. T ADY wants Evening Work, any descripAJ tion. —Urgent. 94, Herald. ]" ADY would like few hours daily work; J no floors; highest personal refs.—X., 146, Herald. lADY Help, young, with one girl, desires J position, city, suburbs; small wages, easy place.— K., 42. Herald. LADY Help, competent, experienced, requires position: no washing: adults preferred: town or country.—Capable. 70. Herald. T AUNDRESS, experienced, wants WaahJLi ing and Ironing, Wednesday to Thursday each week.—Worker. 144, Herald. MTcHINISTT Joinery or Planing, competent, make own knives; marriea; urgent.—X.Y.Z., 425. Herald, Hamilton. AN seeks position, useful about house, kitchen, etc.; go anywhere.—Useful, 177, Herald. MAN desires position, Handling, Travelling, Stock for shipment; any part; thorough knowledge; life experience vet. work: state particulars—V.. 121. Herald. Man, single, trustful, sober, wants job Driving Delivery Van or Car; good refs.—Driver, 426, Herald. 1/fAN. "young. 32, intelligent, conscientious, ItjL abstainer requires-'-work, any description—lntegrity 426. Herald. MAN and 2 Sons from England, eldest son good General Farm Hand, take Farm Work, together il possible.—Workers. 947, Herald. PAINTING Cottages or Houses, on contract or wages; satisfaction guaranteed ; reasonable prices.—Competent, 345, Herald. PHOTOGRAPHER. Lady, seeks position; thoroughly experienced: capable managing Studio or Workrooms—Box 1. Pokeno. QHORTHAND-Typiste. competent, seeks O Position, not necessarily in Auckland. —A.G.. 98. Herald. ; QUGAR Boiler, exceptional, iiD grades, O toffee, caramels, nougats; 14 years experience.—Sugar, 39. Herald. rpo Builders.— Carpenter, Improver, wants JL experience. Bungalow Work; moderate wage, subject permit.—Chips. 59. Herald. TT7OMAN, reliable, young, wants WashVV and Cleaning, by day, or Office Cleaning.—Honest. 183. Herald. TTTOMAN wants Housework or Needlework YY by the day, regular.—M.. 116. Herald. "VT7~OKKER experienced, disengaged. deYY sires position. Children's Institution preferred.—M.S., 181. Herald. OUTH (20), strong, seeks position, "•ood orchard, as Learner; good home.— Owen Glenfield. P. 0., Auckland. rjTo PORK BUTCHERS. A Young Lady desires Position in a Shop. Has had considerable experience in first-class trade and is capable of taking complete charge of shop. Apply by letter to SMALL GOODS, C.o. The Jewell-Skinner Advertising Agency, Ltd., 154-156, Hereford St.. Christchurch. PUPILS WANTED. A LL Pupils enrolling at, Mr. Harle Giles 1 I\. College charged proportion of ordinary fees 'to Christmas holidays.—Hellaby's Bldgs., opp. G.P.O. € '(LASSES Dressmaking.—Home or Pro- / fessional, cutting, designing, remodelling.—Modern Dressmaking Salon. Ellison Chambers, Queen St. ("1 OLF School at Wiseman's all Day and J~ Friday Evenings.—Opposite H.M. Arcade. Queen St. MOTOR-Car Driving.—Council Certificate Guaranteed. Mayhill's Garage, 6. Lower Albert St. Phone 42-367. "I3UI3LIC Speaking is an Art you can JL acquire!" In your leisure hours study Grenvilie Kloisor's Public Speaking Course. It is easy and thoroughly practical. Prospectus " S." free.-—Howard Ballan. 175 E. Hereford St.. Christchurch. NATIONAL CONFECTIONERY INDUSTRY. 25, Winstone's Buildings, 77, Queen Street, Auckland. Dear Sirs.—Without further obligation, please send me your FREE Illustrated Book, giving full particulars how I can make £5 to £2O a week at homo in my SPARE TIME WITHOUT CANVASSING. Also your GUARANTEE to teach me how, supply me with work, and pay me CASH EACII WEEK, no matter where I live. Write Name and Address. Name v •. Street . . . « * v * « « m •« - Town v . v . . •. •- T>ERSONALITY IN I \RESS. The woman who holds her own in the world, who attracts attention, is the woman who knows how to express her personality. Amongst her chief weapons are her clothes. Clothes express personality. Beauty of material and needle-craft are necessary, but these without beauty of line—in short, without correct and skilful cat, are as nothing. " It is all in the cut." Dress-cutting is NOT difficult to learn the SEL-PIIIT WAY. A few short easy lessons place at your service the lifetime experience of' experts. Use the SEL-PIIIT SYSTEM of DRESS-CUTTING- and your clothes will express YOUR personality. See a FREE Demonstration or write for full particulars of Lessons-by-Post, including Guarantee of Proficiency. AND the saving on one frock will more than cover the cost of this wonderful system! gEL-PHIT gYSTEM, 507, N.Z. INSURANCE BUILDINGS. AUCKLAND. P.O. Box 486, ' Phone 4G-782. TUITION WANTED. QHORTHAND. —Teacher wanted, compeO tent, for private tuition; evenings only. —S.S.. 10i9, Herald. QIGNWRITERS.— Coaching, in Hamilton. O wanted from good man; terms cash.— Donovan, 424, Herald, Hamilton.