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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXIII, Issue 19447, 1 October 1926, Page 1

DOfIIESTICS WANTED. COOK (Woman), capable; private hotel, Rotorua.— Lntorview Proprietress, Mrs. Dean., ■Girls' Friendly Society, Wellesley St. CtOOK-Laundress wanted. —231, Ponsonby > Rd. j_ COOK-Genera], experienced v 5 adnlta; Devonport; also Domestic Help, near Tharjta.—S'trand Registry, Strand A read C. ("100K, refined, experienced; must be ) able to specialise in small. goods and dainty lunches; Taranaki district; full charge of kitchen; wages and bonus en profits. Refs. required.—Apply HOME-MADE CAKES, 103. Hbhald. | \OMESTIG Help, 2 hours daily, DoJ-' minion Rd. Terminus.—Write, stating wages, etc., to 8., 175, Herald. BBi GJ.ENERAL, good, for country, wantod ' immediately; good homo; wages 30s. — Mrs. Hector Clarke. Tauranga. CVETTEKAL, capable, all duties, plain cookT ing; must be reliable.—French, Grocer, Great South Rd., Otahuhu. G1 IRL; or Help, Assist Domestic Duties; r sleep out.—l 3. Golf Rd., Epsom. GIIRL, assist housework; fond children; Vauxhall, Devon port; sleep out preferred.—Clean, 329, Hebald. (f-J-IRL wanted, help, general housework; vX used children; refs. essential. -- Mrs. Entricnn, 11, Clifton Rd., ITakapuna. (2J.I.RL to help- in shed and light housc- " work; wages £1 5s weekly.—B.H., 223, Herald. HELP, capable, all duties, fond children; good home; £ 1.—73, St. Andrew s Rd., Epsom. Phono 24-634. Housekeeper, fcr bachelor; small house; country town; must bo ablo milk; wages £1. —Poultry, 412. Herald. WAITRESS, experienced, _ wanted.—J. Heerdegen, Kaituna Private Hotel, Te Puke. \7iriDOW, assist "Housework; Ufco charge »V >if necessary; child not objected to.— M.G., 260, Herald. . yOMAN for Domestic Duties; good home V and wages.—6, Wanganui Av., Heme iy. ________ \7"OMAN, middle-aged, for Housework; V good homo, in country; refs. essential. Mrs. Green. Kihikihi, To Awamutll. j TAT OMAN, household duties; fond, childI t T ren; refs.; good home suitable perI son.—King 25-769. • BELL'S Registry, Veinstone's Bldgs., Queen St.—Cooks. Seconds, Rotorua; I Kitchenmaid, Waitress, Laundress, House- | maid, C.-Generals, Lady Helps, HouseI keepers, Canvassers, Farm Hands, SLep- | herd (dogs). KELIABLE Registry, 15, Queen Street.— Cooks (-1), Seconds (3), Waitresses, ! Cook-Generals, House-parlourmaid, Girls. STRAND Registry, Strand Arcade.— Cooks. C.-Generals, Rel.-Maid, Waitress, Housemaid-Waitresses, Kitchenman. Generals, Domestics. FARM HANDS WANTED. BOY. assist Milking and Help on arm; good home; suburban area.—Farmer, 340. Herald. __ jj AD, for Farm, 30 cows; machines; good ■lj home, 2 hours city; reference, character necessary.—Farmer, 444, Herald. MAN, good, wanted for sheep and cattle run; 45s and found. —Lindsay Johnston, Whatawhata. MAN or Youth, Milking Machines, Farm Work: live with family; reis. required.— Green, Kihikihi, Te Awamutu. YOUTH, trustworthy, 17-18, Grazing and Sheep; House Cows, Generally Useful; smart; 255; good home.—Write Sheep, 575, Herald, Hamilton. "\7OUTH, strong, immigrant; N.Z. experiX ence preferred; Machine Milking; easy place; £1 week.—E.V., 288, Herald. V"OUTH. suburban dairy farm; assist i milkinrr. odd iobs: trood home; £1 i- milking, odd jobs; good home; £1 week.—Chas. Hardwicke, Manurewa. \ r OUTH, respectable, assist Machine -I- Milking, odd jobs; experience preferred. but not essential.—H. Dinsle. Ohaupo. C 1 LARK'S Registry, 63, Queen St.—Maf' chine Milker, 40s (immigrant learner), Youths, Middle-aged. Domestics. IJEARSON'S Registry, Exchange Lane.— Machine Milkers, Youths, able to milk; waiting jobs, good Ploughmen. WANTED TO BUY. A DVENTURE, Physical Culture, Picture -A and other Magazines.—King's Book-Music-Art Shop, G2, Wellesley St. W. A MBERGRIS, best cash price.—Walter A Mason. 8. H.M. Arcade (Ground Floor), Queen St. A NSELL and Co., Auctioneers. 167, i 1 Svmonds St.. buv Furniture. Pianos. -jA Symonds St., buy Furniture, Pianos, etc.. outright, for Cash.—4l-918. A LWAYS Ring 42-606.—We Buy Left oft -A Clothing. Boots, etc.—Mrs. I'iggott (Late Kelly), Darby St. A PPAREL.—Mrs. Outtrim, largest Buyer A Ladies'. Gents' Left-off Clothing.—7l. Victoria' St. Phone 42-67-1. I>EST PRICKS given for Clean Beeswax, ■» any quantities.—Wingate and Co., Ltd., opp. G.P.0., Queen St. BOOKS, Magazines, highest prices given for clean conic-s. Fiction.—Macks. for clean copies, Fiction.—Macks, Bookshop, 355, Queen St. BOOKS. —Complete Libraries or Small Collections Purchased.—Ardilann's, 466. Queen St.,. opp. Myers Park. E ROAD WAY Auction Mart. 279-Sl, Broadway, Newmarket. —Cash buyers of Furniture: large or small lota.—Phone 43-959. AR RENTERS'. Engineers' and Garden VV Tools bought; best prices paid.—Eden Trading Co., 32. Eden Terrace. CI ASH Register.—Write full particulars, W. > .Gnlbraith, Rotorua. DRESSMAKER'S Model, expanding, must be cheap, for cash. —Particulars to Model. C.o. Herald Agent. Manurewa. Teeth, sound or otherwise, prewar work preferred: to £1 set paid.— Pearline Co.. 198. Queen St. JT'ANCY Dress Cigarette Cards, 5s 100.—- _ State quantity to Collector. Box 1490. Wellington. inOX and Spaniel (dog) Pups. Persian KitJ. tens, Guinea Fowls.—J. Walker, 315, Qneen St_. 1 URN IT UR E and Furnishings wanted, up J. to £250; cash waiting.—Robertson, Auctioneer, Queen St., opp. Court's. (KENT'S Suits, Boots, Coats, Trousers, X etc., wanted; highest prices given.—At Robinson's, 81-83, Victoria St. OLD Riding Saddles, any condition, only sound trees, cheap.—Repairer, 352, Herald. Q GALES, second-hand. Platform, must be in kJ good order. —Write Scales, 257, Broadway, Newmarket. HOTGUN or Rifle, must be good, and cluap.—Fullest particulars to Robinson, 81, Victoria St. SUITS, second-hand Clothing, Bags, Blankets. Broken Jewellery. Loose Diamonds, etc. —Ring 45-330, Moltzer Bros., 65, Victoria St. A DEL CO 110-volt, Electric Lighting A Plant; must bear expert examination; urgent,.—Light, 320. Herald. JT S HUNDRED offered for Fancy Dress <J Cigarette Cards.-—Stato quantity to Collector. Box 1490. Wellington. PIAfV WORTH Used Furniture wantod ctwiA/v/ daily, large or small lots.—Busy Bee. 165, Ponsonbv Rd. Phone 27-190. _(? OKA WORTH Good Furniture, wanted owajOv/ immediately; prompt cash payment.—Robertson, Auctioneer, Queen St., opp Court's. U R N T U R E„ Wo will Buv the House as it stands, or in smaller Lots. HIGHEST PRICES. SPOT CASH. Phono 40-325. RICHARD ARTHUR, LTD., Opposite Town Hall. T/miEL WEETMAN,. Hair and Face 1J Treatments, Shingling, ate.—7o, Brunswick Bldgs.. opp. H.M. Theatre. Phono 42-434. T ADIES' Expert Marcelle Waving TreatJJ ment, Shingling, Electrolysis.—Phono 46-017, Madame Thora Tate, Bon Marcho Cliamborß. Newton, MRS. COLLEDGE (expert), 26 years' practice.—H.M. Arcade, Upstairs. Specialising .in '"Eugene Method," Permanent Waving. TOILET. SUPERFLUOUS Hairs, Moles, Birth £3 Marks, etc.. permanently removed without blcmiah. Madams Amio, Skin Specialist, Lister Bldgs., Victoria St. East, Phono SUPERFLUOUS Hair Quickly and EffecO tively Removed by Eloctrolysis; recommended by medicos.—Ma-dame Aldwir 31*1 Floor, Ellison Chambers,, Queen Street, Phone 46-413.