SITUATIONS VACANT. A SSISTANT for Country Stow; must be ■ix capable all round man.—Apply, stating age »ad experience, Assistant, 691, Herald. /} ■■' >■ BOY wauled, Nursery Work, Avondale.— Phono 47-855. BOY, reliable, wanted for Solicitor's Office.™ Apply own handwriting to Lex, P.O. Box 555, Auckland. BOY wanted. Messages, etc., Light Duties, —Bates and Sons, Oliphnnfc Chambers, Histh St. BOOK-KEEPER (male); experienced, double entry system; knowledge of wholesale paint business preferable, but not essential.—Apply with copies references, to Box fifvl, Auckland. BLACKSMITH, first-class Shoeing and Jobbing Smith; must understand coach andl agricultural work; state age. references required; must bo sober habits; wages £5 12s 6d to commence.—Chalmers, Ruatorea. CALF SKlNS.—Buyers wanted, residing North and Souui Auckland districts; only experienced men need apply. COMMISSION. Box 640, Auckland. CANVASSER, calling on offices, can hav« unique office line.—29, Mining Chambers, Exchange Lane. fIOOK. isecond or third; good ref.; 8 years: KJ wants job at once; reliable.—Hindu, 81, Grey St. DENTAL Mechanic, capable of undertaking all classes of work.—Confidential, IS. Herald. GIRL, smart, as Junior Clerk for Office: one just left secondary school preferred. sth P Flnor, MILNE AND CHOICE. LTD. young, intelligent, wanted .to vJT learn, good prospects. —Dominion Laundry Co., Ltd.. Hobson St. LADY Travellers, energetic, experienced, personality essential; Town, Country: excellent remuneration.—J. Steele, 168. Jervois Road. MOTOR-Cycle Mechanic required, fully competent and of good address.—H. L. White, 17, Karr.ngahapo Rd. ATURSHUYMAN wanted urgently, must ba thoroughly experienced,—J. Bateaon and Son, Nurserymen, Hamilton. r pRAVELLER wanted, work Indent BusiX riess, city. Principally Hardware, Glassware, commission basis; good selling linos; state experience.—lndent, 280, Herald. T/frOMAN, Manage Restaurant, own mis- * V tress, good wages, commission.—Apply, Personality, 455. Herald. JJOROUGH OF MOUNT ALBERT. FOREMAN OF WORKS. The time for receiving applications for the above position *ias been extended to Noon .! SATbDAY NEXT. H ; Town Clerk, Morniingside. TjJLECTHICIAN (LICENSED) WANTED. FOR SMALL MOTOR WORK, ETC. in first instance, enclosing copies only of references, to P.O. BOX 1702. ' Auckland. QIBLS (0 WANTED, FOE LIGHT WORK IN FACTORY. Temporary. Wages £1 per week. Apply Manager, STANLEY PHARMACAL WORKS. Stanloy Street. MANAOER-O P E R A T O R. TOWN HALL PICTURES, TAURANGA. Applications marked as Above will bo received Iby the Undersigned up to September 4. Salary,, £G per week. Conditions on application. R. B. SHEARMAN. Town Clerk, Aug. 26, 1820. •DALMERSTON NORTH HOSPITAL ST BOARD, POSITION OH' ACCOUNTANT. Applications will !>o rooaived until TUESDAY, September 7, for the position , of ACCOUNTANT. Applicants are required to furnish, particulars as to age, education, accountancy qualifications nrja experience, and to furnish copies (only) of recent) testimonials. ,■ S: Si!"' Salary, £350 per annum. A. J. PHILLIPPS, B. Com., Managing Secretary. WAIRARAPA HOSPITAL ' BOARD, GREYTOWN HOSPITAL. Applications are invited for Ibe position of SENIOR SISTER at the above Hospital. Sala:ry commencing at £IBO and rising, by annual incrementn of £lO to £l5O. ' Applications, stating particulars of previous experience, to be addressed to K, P.'GREEN. Secretary, P.O. Box 90, Mftsterton. PUPILS WANTED, AUCTION BRIDGE.—New 1920 Bridga xx laws. Lady or Gentleman instructor. Elementary or Advanced classes. Afternoon and evening*- sessions.—Phone 20-9G2. BACKWARD Education, Primary and Secondary Subjects; modorato fees; advancement assured.—G. Robinson, 29, Khyb«r Pass. CLASSES, Dressmaking, Cutting, Designing, etc.—Modem Dressmaking Salon, Durham Chambers, Durham St., next Stewart Dawson's, Dressmaking and ciassos.-Ladies' materials cut and fittod, daily 10-12, 24, also quarterly claßses.—McClymont and Woodnead, 40, City Chambers. T7LOCUTION Classes, private tuition.— JLJ Glayds M. Pees, 189, Symonds St,; interviews Mondays, (S-B.~Phono 21-942. SMI TOil N MAN SON, Teacher .of. -Violin; ManO dohn, Piano.—243, Symonds St., opp. P.O. (Mrs. E. L. Perking). 1 MOTOR Driving taught thoroughly by experts; Council Certificate guaranteed; fees: moderate.—Rushton'a Auckland Motor School, 57, Albert St. TV/TOrORIsTS (Prospective), becomo Ex--IVJ. fert Drivers.—Mayhili'a Motor School* 6. Lower Albert St. Phone 42-?,C7. * New i3t., Potmoaby. Phone 26-653. SHOWCARD Ticket Writing successfully Taught by Expert. Tuition will perfect ynu.—"K" System. 32, Queen St. OUR SPARE TIME CASH PLAN MEANS MONEY TO YOU. W«i .jvant to get in touch with people wild can give some spare time to the pleasing and profitable pastime of sweetmaking. W« offer to teach them for a nominal fee till they are thoroughly competent, we then GUARANTEE TO BUY THEIR PRODUCTS. You can earn, like many others, £5 and more per week, in your own home, without tools, moulds or machinery. W» want more home workers to maki 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 whefihsr yoti have one or ten hours to spare—but,,if you really want extra money 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 mo in any way. Name Street Town TUITION WANTED. HOME Cookery.—Girl (10), wishes to Leajn High-class Trade; suburbs preferred.—Write Efficiency. 27. Herald. DRESS AND FASHION. ""DABYLAND," 154. Newton.—New «aJJ> son's Baby Wear, Novelties. Outfits; exceptional value, exclusive gifts, dainty, durable, in-expensive. BABETTE." the Newton Baby Shop.— Outfits, inexpensive Shortening Garmerits. Silic Jerseys. Rompers. Frocks, Shawls. Woollies. jj LADIES.— Your Felt and Velour .Remodelled, latest shapo and size,—Colt's Hat Factory. Karangahapo Rd. rpHS Little Tailor Shop, Viotoria Si. E.--« X Seasonable Patterns arrived; nlteratkma and Remodelling.—Phono 43-083.
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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXIII, Issue 19419, 30 August 1926, Page 1
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