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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXIII, Issue 19389, 26 July 1926, Page 1

SITUATIONS WANTED. "CARMAN, experienced, seek# situation, f-* town or country Hotel.—J.G., 103, Cook Street. BAD Cooking Stoves can be made equal to new.—Payne, 56, Richmond Rd., ■Phone 27-097. XJRICKWORK (my specialty). Fixing -*-* Coppers and Bungalow Fireplaces (correctly), Tiling, Concreting.—Brown, 13, Ireland St., Ponsonby. 13USH Cook, absolutely reliable, sober. -*-» splendid bread, pastry: thorough worker; go anywhere.—Cook, 757, .Herald. T)LSHf ALLING or Fencing wanted, conJ-» tract work; write.—Plows Bros., Bural Mail, Clevedon. CARP ENTER wants Alterations. Shop, Office Fittings, Garages, Bungalows, Shops, Concrete, Wood.—Brick, 85 Newton Road. /CHIMNEY Sweeping done at shortest W notice; cleanliness my motto. —Write, 1. Volcanic St.. Mt. Eden. Phone 20-983. i""IHIMNEY Sweep (practical), ranges, coppers; no dust; prompt attention.— Colqunoun, 3, Totara St.. Ponsonby. Telephone 26-759. CONCRETE Paths, Tarring, Sanding, Stonework: experienced tradesmen; estimates free.—W. Vennall, Edendalo Rd., ■Ldendale. I DRESSMAKING. Costumes, Coats, Coat Frocks. Tailor-finished, latest style.— Helen Thomas. 98. Gt. North Rd. DRESSMAKING. Exclusive designs. Gowns, Frocks, Ensemble Suits, Coats; also Remodelling.—Madame Morella, 5, Bon Marche Bldgs. DRESSMAKING. Cutting-out and Fitting. , —3lO. Pacific Bldgs.. 3rd floor. GARDENING, Digging, any- i thing; married Man, poor orcumstances; honest. worker; 12s, fares.—Toiler, 703. 1 Herald. (GARDENING, Hedges. Lawns, Tarring J" and Sanding, Fenciijg; good work; low charges.—lo4, Park Road. Auckland. (i IRIi (country), wants Domestic Duties JT in good home. —Reliable, 840, Herald, GIRL, young, strong, requires light house duties with homely couple; handy city.—Cheerful, 756, Herald. GROCER, first-class wholesale and retail, 12 years experience; good refs. — Colonial. 46, Herald. LADY, young, matriculated, qualified music teacher, would like Employment few hours daily.—Piano, 813, Herald, LAUNDRESS 1 . 12 years' experience, would like position, in or near Auckland preferred.—Laundress, 163, Herald. MAN, young, competent, requires position, Hand Milking, machines, fencing, horses; food home essential; refs.—Energetic. 759, _ [erald. MAN, young. (23), energetic, wants permanent Work on Farm; life experienco Dairying; best refs; £2.— J. Walker, 154, Grafton Rd. ■ MAI\, young, excellent character, driving Motor-lorry, Delivery, Tractor.—2Bs, King St., Temnka. South Canterbury. TITAN. young, wants Position Farm, shares !»-L >r wages; thoroughly capable full charge.—Capable, 502, Herald, Hamilton. MAN, single, wants position. General Domestic, all duties except cooking: state full particulars.—Domestic, 802, Herald. MALE Attendant disengaged next week, requires position; town or country.— K„ 7C9, Herald. MAN,- elderly, clean, active, wants job. lull, cook, garden, eto.; handy about place.—K., 655, Herald PAINTING, Paperhanging: satisfaction guaranteed, contract, labour, town, country; estimates free.—Tradesman, 435, Heralo. PAPERHANGING. Painting, Panelling Specialty; contract or labour; tradesmen.—J." F. Bankart, 50, Vermont St., Ponsonby. POSITION in refined home by Young Woman, as Companion Help; 1 or 2 children.—Refined. 835, Herald. - "PLUMBER, registered (resident St. Heiiers X Bay); Estimates. Plumbing, Drainage. —Plumber, 668, Herald. , PRUNING Expert, orchards .done from 6d per tree; anywh»re, anytime.—Thomas, 3. Newell St., Point Chevalier. REFINED Home. with Widower. Bachelor wanted, Lady,, boy 10; excellent credentials; return, services. —Refined, 775, Herald. ' < SALESWOMAN experienced, seeks position; Fancy Goods, Stationery, Drapery} .town country: excellent reference#.— Genuine, 834, Herald. QHARE-Milking. by experienced Adult 0 Family;. 70-100 cowg■ refs.—Write. Willinga, care Echlins, Morrinsville. SHARE-Milking, 40-60 cows, wanted by Father and Son Had): machines; willing workers; refs.: anxious get on: would bach.—Write, Waikato, 401. Herald. QTATION Cook wants position; elderly kV man, first-class baker; moderato wages; cannot milk. —J. Morgan, P.O. Onewhero. WOMAN, with child, competent, desires position. Housekeeper or Cook; refs. —Domestic, '644. Herald. "I7irO.RKING MANAGER.—Man (40), marVV ried, 2 children, life-long experience Sheep, Cattle and all Farm Work, Management, honest and efficient, open engagement on Good Farm or Station, August or September. Apply, _ PEERS. Cape Runaway. PUPILS WANTED. AUCTION Bridge.—Experienced Gentleman Teacher has few vacancies for Pupils, elementary and advanced.—Address at Herald. . AUCTION Bridge, Theory and Practice; homes visited or studio.—Oaklands, 392, Mt. Eden Rd. Phone 20-962. BOXING.— Keep fit; improve your health; physical exercises and massage; boys classes, 12s 6d monthly, under supervision,— Fred Batchelor, 34, Customs St. E; GABINETMAKING.— Learn to make your own Furniture; a pleasing and profitable pastime for winter evenings.—Full particulars, 446, Mt. Eden Rd. CERTIFICATED Teacher has Vacancies. \y Vi6lin and Piano: homes visited; 2s 6d lesson.—Box 1658. C.P.O. _ (CLASSES. Dressmaking. Cutting. DesignJ ing, etc.—Modern Dressmaking Salon, Durham Chambers, Durham St., next Stewart Dawson's. "HRESSMAKING and Classeo.--Lad^es• JJ materials cut. and fitted.- daily 10-12. 2-4r also quarterly classes.—McClyniont and Woodhead. 40. .City Chambers. ELOCUTION classes,. private tuition.— Gladys M. Pees, 189, Symonds St.; interviews Mondays, 6-B.—-Phone 21-942. HAIRDRESSING, Cutting, Waving, Etc.; day or night classes.—Madame Thora Tate. Bon Marche Chambers. Newton. JOHN MAN SON, Teacher of Violin, Mandolin, Piano.—243. Symonds St.. opp. P.O. (Mrs. E. L. Perkins). "ftfOTOR Driving taught thoroughly by exiVX perts; Council Certificate Guaranteed; fees moderate.—Rushton's, Auckland Motor School. 57, Albert St. SHOWCARD Ticket Writing (successfully Taught by Expert. Tuition will perfect you.—"K" System. 32, Queen b't. " A BAD MEMORY" can be banished and A a good Memory acquired, by studying Berol's Correspondence Course of Memory Training. Prospectus "B" free.—Howard Ballan 175E, Hereford St.. Christchurch. rpHAT ' gXTRA OASH Y°u. You can earn from' £5 t<? £ls weekly if you make Sweets for us. LEARN THE NATIONAL SWEETMAKING COURSE, then get the big money every week by working at home in your spare time. Such a genuine course, taught by competent instructors with years of practical experience in sweetmaking. Learn the facts from the National FREE Booklet to-day. We want more workers to make sweets for us. The work is easy, pleasant and dignified. You do not need previous experience to succeed. and your time is your own. We will pay you liberally for results whether you nave one or ten hours to spare, but if you want £2O this month do not delay. MAIL THIS COUPON TO-DAY. National Confectionery Industry, 77, Queen Street, Auckland. Gentlemen, —I am interested in your cash plan for more money. Please tell me all about it,' but without obligating me in any way. NAME STREET : —— TUITION WANTED. COACH, Instrumental Drawing, 2 students, teacher's exams, August; urgent.— Apply Student. 3. Altham Av., Edendale BABIES' OUTFITTERS. "■DABETTE," Newton, Winter Sale.— 13 Genuine Redactions. Babies' first requirert-ohts. Special Outfits, ■ Shortening Petticoats, Frocks. Woollies. MISCELLANEOUS. A AST'S? 3&he everywhere. — th 'Zr. AS US Linos. and Furniture.