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DOMESTICS WANTED. /COMPANION-Help, all , duties.—ll, St. v > Alb an'a Ave., Alt„ _ POOK-Laundress wanted, for Hawke's Bay, 8 miles Hastings.—Mrs. 1. H. Jeiferd, near_bottom Selwyn Rd., Kohimarania._ ri'OOK wanted, capable, for Leslie Orphanage; must be fond of children. Apply Matron, Phone 24-995. __ riOOK-GeneraH experienced; two adults; tram stop gate.—Mrs. Mahony, 71, Remuera .ltd. Phone 25-011. FlO OK-General wanted, must be good cook; vV good wages; duties start January 4. 112, Remuera Hd. Phone 24-9 14. /i OIL, help milk small herd, assist Housevjf work; state wages.—T. Rogers, Uok 46. Pnkokohe, G.IRL, experienced, wanted lor Light Household Duties and to assist generitlly.—Phono 24-122. __« ( 1 RIL, ior Housework, daily; no cookVJT nig,-Mrs. Griffiths, 18. Omahu Road, Remuera. 4327 (ii rings). / 11RL, smart, to help mind 2 children, VX afternoons.—l 44. Upper Symonds St. f 1 IKL, smart, energetic, lor Housework; vT jjl per week, fares paid.—Mascolie, i akapuna. /"I IRL, assist Housework and Children; 5 VJ miles from Ngaruawaliia; no was/ring or cooking; 30s weekly.—-Mrs. Fullo'rtonSmith, Te Kowhai. Frankton. /IEN ERA L. capable. Domestic Duties; VJ good cook; refa. —Mrs. MtfCaulay, Papatoetoe. - H OUSEKEEPER, to Bachelor, preferably . young, active VVidow, musical; say what wages required.—Batclny, IS. HKit ami. HO USEMAID- Wai tress wanted.—Apply 7. Lower Vincent St.. City. HOUSEM AID-Waitress and Waitress wanted; top wages to gim who know their job.—Balmoral, St. Heliers Bay. OUSEKEEPER. wanted for Doctor's . Home, able to take charge, no washing; other help kept; wajges 35s.—Apply with references, giving ago, religion, and past experience, to Dr. Gor don btratlord. Housekeeper, Farm, close town-. 1 - adult; no objection child; easy place, •£® Puke; £1: fares.—Farmer. 710. Herald. OUSEKEEPER, good "home and wages. . —2B. Hamilton Kd„ Heme Bay. Phone 27-092. HOUSEKEEPER. or good General, at (Mice, adult family.—Mrs. Lewis, Nor11mndy, 21, Wynyard fit. Housekeeper. »Ti duties. 2 adults, 2 . children; good tome; easy place.— Mrs. R. Casey. Waluiroa. H"~ OUSEKEEPER, young, capable, to take charge of Farm House and 3 motherless children; nice home, easy place, own mistress.—-N. Paxmanl Waikiekie, VVhangarei Line. HOUSEMAID-Wai tress, for country; child not objected to. —tor interview, write H.M., 707, HF/R/ALD. T ADY Help" country; adults; treated aB JLj one of .family.—3o6, Jervoia Rd., Heme Bay Terrtiit/i;s. __________ lADY Heli\ for country, near /Vuckland. J adult a: treated as one of the family. -■306. Jervoia Rd.. Heme Bay terminus. MAID. Relieving, wanted at once; must be experienced.—Ventnor Private Hotel, Devon)? ort. PAN'TRYMAID wanted.—Albert Dining l,'i.oon)H. High St. PERSON, kindly. respectable used to S country, to Housekeep for Ijady Ten/'hers.—Address at Herald. OTORUA--Experienced HousemaidWaitress; fare paid; wages 355.—-Write of: Wire Proprietress, Devonshire House, Eotorua. BELL'S Registry. Winstone's Bldgs.,Queen St.—Cooks, Seconds. Kitchenmaids L'dresses, Waitresses, Housemaid, Rel-Mds, Generals, Lady Helps, M. Couple, station, share; Second Porter. R OTORUA.—Waitresses (3), Housemaid- ' Waitresses (i). Relieving Maids (2), Pantrymaid, Laundress, Kitchenman.— 1 ill l'able Registry. 15. Queen St. OTRAND Registry, Strand Arcade.—Cooks. • O Seconds.' Waitresses, H.M.-W resses. Housemaids. Pantrymaids, Laundresses. Generals. Relievers. Hotisekeepera. H 1 OUSEMAID-W AITRESS FOR HOSTEL WANTED. _A_ | Apply, ! GOVERNMENT TOURIST AGENT. N.Z. Insurance Buildings, Queen Street. WAITTEP TO BUY. \MBERGRIS, any quantity. Send by registered post, cash offer return mail. —Walter Mason. 4. Smith St.. oft Hepburn St., Pop son by. A NSELL AND CO.. Auctioneers. 167. A Queen St.. buy Furniture. Pianos, etc.. outright for Cash.—4l-918. A PPAREL.—Mrs. Outtrim. Largest Bujer il Ladies', Gent.'a, Left-off Clothin«.--114, Victoria St. Phone 42-674. . ICYCLES. tools, Jewellery, any condition : Watches,, False Teeth. Cameras. Binoculars, etc. —Clarkson. 38. Vonaonby Kd. OOKST Magazines. Annuals. Chums., wanted. Best prices given.—Ardilaun s 466, Queen St . opp. Myers Park. / CARPENTER. Auctioneer, 238. KarangaV. hape Rd.. pays Spat Cash for Used Furniture.—Phone 44-364. OH AIRS (*300) wanted; new or second - v, hand; state condition, price, i>ox -<. flni'.tiy. i C CLOTHING. —Gent.'s or Ladies' Left-otf; > Tools, Boots, Records. Artificial l'eeth. Best prices.—Hansen, Wakefield St., opp. Town Hall. Phone 43-021. COPIES of the " Geisha " Opera wanted U to buy; 5s each.—72, Vincent St.. City. IIALSE Teeth sound or otherwise, prewar work preferred; to £5 set paid.— Penrlinc Co.. 19f, Queen St. \Z A U R I C u M • IV Wo are Cash Buyers. At Highest Market Rates of A,l Grades. THOS. LEES AND SONS, Customs Street East.___ AGS )Td lb; Seraph Metals. Bottles, j Sacks collected.—Write, McKie, 48. Nolson St. Phone 46-341. I Tags, Hd lb.; any Old Rags. Ijd lb., colt lected; country consignments solicited. (i .PCX Box 507, Auckland. TRAPPED Rabbits and Dried Skins in L any quaatty : Highest prices given.— Sanford.' Ltd.. Auckland. \\ TE Buy Fresh Trapped Rabbits and VV Rabbit Skins: highest cash prices paid. —II. Kidd and Co., Ltd.. Box 544, Auckland. : X l l AA WORTH Used Furniture wanted ctlUv/ daily, large or small lots.—Busy Bee, li'o. I'onr.onby Rd. Phone 27-190. rsi E A L E A D. Quantities Not Less Than 561b. WORKS MANAGER.. Hekai.p Office. DYERS AND CLEANERS. DIXIE Cleaning Co., 514. Upper Queen St.—Hat Blocking, Repairs, Alterations, Dry Cleaning; same-day service. Phone 46-748. We collect. |SORTER'S for Dry Cleaning and Dyeing. .1 Vans collect and deliver.—Tabernacle B1 dg».. Newton. Phone 41-741. QUiTS. Costumes, Carpets, cleaned, Sterilised; latest scientific methods.—N.Z. Dry Cleaning Co.. Phone 41-399. MP A A—CARPETS Cleaned and Dis"DUv infected. Electric Beating Vacuum Process.—Domestic Vacuum Cleaning Co.. Strand Arcr,de ; , EXPERT DYEING. EXPERT CLEANiNG. rmiE EMPIRE NEEDS YOU! 1 YOU NEED THE EMPIRE. ?? WHY ? ? Because, if you are thrifty and economical you -will not throw away your Old Suits, Costumes, Frocks, etc. Just send them to " THE EMPIRE," or ring up No. 35?67 and Our Van will collect. EXPERT REMODELING, EXP ERT REP A 1 KIN G. Old Garments Made as New in a Few Days and at Trifling C^ost. Country Orders Receive Special Prompt Attention and Return Postage Paid. SPECIAL FUR DEPARTMENT for-the Renovation and Remodelling of Ail Kinds of Fur Work. EMPIRE CLEANING AND DYEING CO., Furriers, etc., SSB, Queen St. (opp. Main Entrance, Town Hall). By Special Appointment to His Kyce'lency. Visitors AUCKLAND! Can have a spare Suit or Costume renovated by our wonderful process, and take same back home with them if desired. We give One-day Service when necessary. Wo make old garments so fresh, clean, sweet, and smart that they are almost like new. Suits and Costumes beautifully cleaned and pressed. 7s 6d. Hats, 2s l!d. The "Crothall Way" of renovation is popular all over the Dominion. Give- us a call, if you can, if not Rina: 21-374 or £l-500. and we will Collect and Deliver. qrothall yyAY jytv OLEANING0 LEANING AND JJYEING £lO., 48. CUSTOMS STREET E. 137. SYMONDS STREET, uw, DOMINION -JtOAD. NEWMARKET (%xt to P. 0.). PON SO Nn Y {O pji* P. 0.). PARNELL—I7I. Manuka,u Road. ON EH UNO A—QTJ It EN ST. CITY AGENT—Arnott. IA, Queen St. WORKS AND HEAD OFFICE: 33-35, Ed en vale Road, Mount Eden, Auckland,

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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXII, Issue 19214, 31 December 1925, Page 1

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Page 1 Advertisements Column 5 New Zealand Herald, Volume LXII, Issue 19214, 31 December 1925, Page 1

Page 1 Advertisements Column 5 New Zealand Herald, Volume LXII, Issue 19214, 31 December 1925, Page 1

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