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SITUATIONS WANTED, BAKER, pood, steady, all-round, reliable man, seeks country job; view to purchase.— A.8., 103. Herald. BUILDER'S Foreman, '22 years' experience, disengaged shortly, wood or brick, stiurcasing, joinery;, refs. Epsom, 110, II El!ald. BUTCHER, married, seeks situation; Shop or Round; assist, town or country.— 'if.A,, 100, Hkkalp, fiARPENTER'S Improver seeks eniployv-- 1 meat; 3 years' experience; reliable. —Anxious. £3B. .Herald. __ /' IiIEF, Continental ■ and Colonial experiV encc, desires engagement in good Hotel. Chef, Edenville, Eden Crescent. /CHIMNEY Sweep (practical), ranges, cop-. V/' jierx; rn dust; prompt attention.— Coiquhoun, 3, Totara St., Ponsonby; tel. 'J>-7uJ ill MX EYS expert. IS years' experience no dust guaranteed.—Snutn, 5. Eyinq.ith St.. off Newton Rd. Book-keeper, competent, good v business experience, excellent refs.; very moderate wage; temporary or permanent. Clerical, 207 Herald. f COMPANION-Help—Position wanted light •U household duties, or care of child and assist.—Kenmera, 143. Herald. /COMPANION-Help.—Young Lady desires kJ position, adult family, where other assistance kept; refined, musical; preferably Anglican household.---Address at Hf.rald. 'I VARYlNG.—Married Man, young, good 8 / Hand Milker, General Work; reliable.— Ayrshire., 237, Hkkalp. DOMESTIC. Young Woman requires position; adult family preferred; wages 30b.—Trustworthy, 227, Heralp. i "DRESSMAKER, experienced, will make I.J or renovate, 12s (kl day, and lares. — Costumierc. 17C, Herald. __ "ENGLISHMAN, -t years' experience T'J Wholesale, Retail, Grocery, desires position, any capacity, this trade. —J.. 240. Herald. - HARM Hand, capable, experienced: open V for engagement. L.K.G.. 120. Herald. I/O REM AX Road Formation.—Position J wanted.—Roads, 211, Her alp. 17REXCH I'olisher, first-class, requires 1 permanent employment.—Polisher. 108, Hf.ua hp. GI.ARDENER, Handyman, willing worker; 'anything about house; 12s 6d day. fares. —Suomi, 218, Herald. ____ p ARDENER, excellent testimonials, all vX branches, wants work, 1 or 2 days Vv- ee k 1 y.—Box IGGI, G.P.Q. GARDENING. Digging, or Cleaning Up, by practical Man; per day or otherwise. — Reliable, 213. Herald. ______ G1 ARDENER, thoroughly experienced, T flowers, vegetables, lawns, wants work, 2 or more days.—Begonia, 100. Herald. URL (191, seeks Position in Dental T Rooms; some nursing experience. — D. M., 203, Herald, TNDYMAN, Painting. Carpentry Work, . Houses or Indoor Work. —Worker, 145, Herald. e' OUSEKEEPER, trustworthy, to refined Bachelor or Widower; country preferred. Stale full paticulars.—Urgent, 206, II k halt). ; Housekeeper wants position to married couple; country preferred; or 11 onseniaid-Waitress.—Address at Herald. HOUSEKEEPER, gentleman, capable, middle-aged woman; first-rate cook, manager, good nurse; highest refs.—S.B., 141, Herald. JOB. large Sheep . Station,, strong Youth, tj respectable; excelleiit rider; Gisborne, j Hawke's Bay.—Parents, 3 51, Herald. | | ADY, young, desires situation; experi- ; -Li ence in Stationery, knowledge Bookj keeping: testimonials, trustworthiness.—C. INS. HERAT,p. I' ADY Teacher, interested in new PsychoJLi logy, seeks position, doctor's rooms or home, interested. —Reform, 239, Herald. T ADY. Domesticated, seeks position end .i-J November; good home essential; small wage no objection; no child,en; short honrs.—Genuine, 124. Herald. T ADY, with many years' experience, 1J wants position as Manageress in Hotel or Boarding House; would go any-where.-—A.B.. 181, Herald. LADY, thoroughly capable and trust- ' worthy, wishes position as Lady Help. T AUNDRESS. experienced, wants WashJj ing and Ironing, Wednesday to Thursday each week.—Worker. 144. HERALD. MAN. 21, fair education, trustworthy, energetic. desires situation. _ where knowledge af figures and general ability is reciuired.—Capable, 200. Herald. AN seeks position, useful about house, kitchen, etc.; go anywhere.—Useful. 177, Herald. ,■

MAN, single, trustful and sober, wants Kitchen Work, experienced; will go an.ywhere.—Willing, 611, Herald. ARRIED Couple seek permanent post on Farm; good all-round knowledge; ages 3S and 30; no family.—Farm, 131. Herald. MOTOR-Driver, competent, experienced country conditions, desires change to country, about fortnight's time. —K., 200, H e ralix ATURSE, fully trained, wants Dressings or IN General Nursing, daily.—Nurse. 1. Beach Rd.. Northcate. ■\TURSERYMAN. able to drive, requires IN position, Auckland or district; private garden preferred.—Urgent, 189. Herald. IJERSON, elderly, attend invalid or aged' X lady, light duties; comfortable home, sill all remuneration .—Ad dress at Herald. tJROBATIONER, for Night Duty; 2 years' X experience in small private hospital.— Address at HERALD. ETURNED Soldier, middle-aged, re- ' fined, wants easy position trust, country preferred; good home, small wage; can drive Ford. —Resurgnn, 209, Herald. QCRUB-Cutting and Draining wanted, con--0 tract; go anywhere.—Pembroke, c.o. Wash bourne Bros., Kiwilahi, Morrinsville. CRUB-Cuttir.g, Fencing, contract, by experienced hand; prepared to go anywhere. —S tat e terms. Contract. 233, Herald. TOREKEETEKS First-class .Man open to Manage Country Store; North Auckland preferred. Could invest small capital if required. Thoroughly experienced, married, good book-keeper.—Storekeeper, 204, HF.R a LP. SPARRING, Sanding, Tennis Lawns, 1 Grounds Laid Out.—Ring B. Bishop, 7. King Edward Ave.. Epsom. WIDOW, young, seeks situation as Do\Y mestic Help, town or country; where boy oi 11 could he taken.—C-.L.. -35. Herald. TVOMAX, young, wants work, any kind, \ t day or half-day.—A.3l., 23C. Herald. TTTOMAN, reliable, young, wants Wash- \ f and Cleaning, by day, or Office Cleaning.—Honest. Itvi. Herald. "i v 'O.MAN, reliable, young, wants Wasli- \ T in" and Cleaning, by day, or Office Cleaning.—Honest. 183 Herald. WOMEN, 2, experienced, want positions- ? \ Cooking for men, laundry or any capacity accept small wage to take children, school age; refs.—Mother. 357. llehaltx T\7OMAN. with daughter, want position W together, country; capable cooliing, housework; small wage, good home— Reliable. 14ti. Herald. Al'dßK wanted by two smart Waitresses, * * in tea rooms preferred.—W.G., 190, Herald. _____ "\\T ORKER experienced, disengaged. de- \ T sires position. Children's Institution p refer red. —M.S.. ISI. Herald. VOUTH, slight Office experience: HcmiingX way's Book-keeper's Diploma and Accountants' Prelim. Exam., desires position.—Books. 211. Herald. ■ENGLISHMAN. With Colonial experience, Jul 8 years' practical knowledge in Stock, Dairying. Cropping, is desirous. of obtaining Position of Trust. _ Organising and Managing abilities. Testimonials and guarantees. * App!y - STADDEN. Hotel Northland, Queen Street, Phone 11-624. AnckNnd. TAILORING. l F. DONOGHUE. Expert Tailor: men XV. tailors employed: no factory work.— 257. Karangahape Rd. DRESS AND FASHION. k CCORD'ON Pleating.—The latest in five I\. different styles.—Tho C'rothall WayCo., 137, Symonds St. tTTrs: FARRELL. Dressmaker and Cos--I*l tumier.—Costumes a specialty.—Collinson and Williams' Bldgs., Upper Symonds Street. RABIES' OUTFITTERS. "OA BY LAND. Newton. —Endless Variety, D Exclusive. Inexpensive Baby Wear; Silk Knitted Coats. Jackets, Rompers, Jerseys. Boys' Suits. PIANO TUNING. HIGIIEST-Grade material and workmanship at the Bristol; free estimates.— 49 Karangahape Rd. Phone 42-70>i. T\R. HALL'S FAMOUS CAPSOLS..1 / Prieff. 123 6d package; post free. To ensure getting genuine, order direct from Sole Agents. Bridge Stores. Chemists, 3, Karangahape Kd. (at Grafton Bridge). A 2.s 4d TIN ot Koile's Wax contains as l\ much as three Is tins. Obv.inable everywhere. BIG REDUCTIONS m Prams. Pushchairs, Doll Prams, etc.. at' our SHOWROOMS, Thompson's Buildings 313, Queen St. (3 doors above Town Hall;. W. A. THOMPSON AND CO. \ TRIAL will convince you that there's nothing* like Rolfc's Wax for Linos. and Furniture.

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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXII, Issue 19159, 27 October 1925, Page 1

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Page 1 Advertisements Column 7 New Zealand Herald, Volume LXII, Issue 19159, 27 October 1925, Page 1

Page 1 Advertisements Column 7 New Zealand Herald, Volume LXII, Issue 19159, 27 October 1925, Page 1

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