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DOMESTICS WANTED. lor adult lanilsy Ol o; l! 0 washing.--Apply mommas, 7, Norwood Kci., Bayawater. riOOK, woman; Papakura district; competent, first-class home; good -wages. —Ring '2l-571. | AENERAL, good, wanted: no washins. — Mrs Wright, 20. Khyber Pass. wanted immediately; tempor- * ary.—Apply 21, Gardner Rd., Epaom. Phone 21-687. ("J.ll-iL, capable; sleep out.—Apply 20, Park * Av., Grafton, after 11 a.m. G1 IRL, daily, to_ assist Housework, one ' child.—Mrs. Neeskam, Kair.ga, Minneliaha Av.. Takapuna. GJ.IRL, strong, capable, wanted, to assist ' with Housework; wages £1 weekly.— Address at H.EKA.Lt). (f-J.IRE wanted for Household Duties; sleep VJ at home.— No. ii, Warrington Rd., off ngs Rd.. Remuera. GIKL, to milk and Housework.— Alias Kennelly, Pukekobe. Phono HELP, capable, wanted, general Domestic HELP, capable, wanted at "once! ail duties; daily.—Phone 25-178. HOUSEKEEPER, working, must be experienced and capable.—l, Alten Rd., Lower Symonds St. Housekeeper (30-40), wanted for country; able to bake; own mistress. - P.O. Box 86, To Kuiti. LADY Help wanted.—Apply before 12 noon or alter 6 p.m., 61, Arney Rd., Reniucra. LADY Help, capable, plain cooking essential; adult family.—Particulars, apply Mrs. J. V. Wyborn, To Aroha. MARRIED Couple; wife good cook; all d_uties; husband gardener and handyman; for small adult family.—Suburbs, 649, Herald. BELL fa Registry, Winstone's Buildings, Queen St.-—Cooks, Seconds, Laundresses, Housemaids, Waitresses, Rel.Maids, C.-Gnls., Nurse-H.-Md., Generals, Farm Hands, M. Couples. Kitchenman 1 Porter-Handyman). RELIABLE Registry, IS, Queen St.— Cook, 2nd; Waitress; Housemaid-Wait-ress, Housekeeper, Companion-Help, CookGenerals. RELIEVING Maid and Waitress, together, for Hotel. Country town, at once.— Strand Registry, Strand Arcade. STRAND Registry, Strand Arcade.—Cooks, Waitresses. Rel.-Mai.d Generals, Domestics, Man (stripper), Youth for Farm. FARM HANDS WANTED. A DVERTISER thanks applicants re Farm XX Manager., T.V., 496, ILehald. Position filled. BOY. Machine Milking, Odd Jobs; cleanliness essential; 15s, found; rise if suitable.—Box 25, Papakura. BOY or Youth wanted. Machine Milking, good t/tripper essential.—Ring 21K, Waimauku. after 6 p.m. CtADET wanted, small Dairy Farm, all ' classes work taught; near Auckland.— Farming. 751, Herald. Milk and General; clean strippers; electric power; good house: school; state number hands, wages required; or Married Couple, willing to board man.— li.H., 819. Herald. If ARM Hands, experienced, inexperienced, J- Couplee, no family; good positions waiting.—Excelsior Reg., 30. Phoenix Chbs. Hand (Colonial), must be experiX enced machine milking and ploughing, smart: £2 5s and found.—A. White, Waitoa. Hand, Dairy experienced and reliable.—Apply, P. Thompsen, Pukela ha. MAN for 'Milking and General Farm Work; wages, £2.—Apply Houltain Bros., Awakeri, Bay of Plenty. MAN, young, strong, for Poultry Farm; must be willing, energetic worker, and handy; 30s and found.—Evans, Hill Road. Manurewa. | ]\/I ARRIED Couple; man do Milking and I 15X Garden: woman, Housekeeping; refs.— Capable, 14. He bald, Hamilton. PLOUGHMAN wanted, with Family preferred.—Apply, Ploughman, 437, Herald. ' Q HARE-Milker. herd 20 cows, pigs and | O calves; half shares; all farm work.— Country. 800. Herald. ~XT OUTII, accustomed horses, machines, JL hand milk; 255, found, bonus 5s week, capable.—3, Turnbull Rd,. Narow Neck. Y OUTH for Dairy Farm: good wages for good milkers.—Fountain, Pacific Bldgs., City Square. \7"OUTH. experienced Machine Milker; no i farm work; wages 30s.—X., c.o. Echlins, Morrinsville. Milking, General Farm Work -1 (urgent).—Pacific Registry, Pacific Blrlgs., Wellesley St. Phone 42-469. YOUTH or Girl, strong, for small .Dairy Farm; good Milker and preferably understands machines.—Box 33. Paparoa "\TOUTH, help machine milk 40 cows, 1 generally useful: 30s and found.—M. Wylie, Pukekohe. TTOUTH. strong, respectable, experienced, .1. wanied immediately. Machine Milking, Light Farm Work: must be trustworthy, kind with cows: 355, rise if suitable: permanent position: refs.—A. P. Reed. sVaerenga, via Te Kauwhata. "OEARSON'S Registry, Exchange Lane.— JT Band and Machine Milkers, Youths to learn Farm Work, Domestic (town). PUPILS WANTED. A RT Lessons, Leather, Suede, Marquetry. -cX Pokerwork, Light Gauge Metals, Barbola, etc.—Leathercraft, car stop, Parnell P.O. A UCTION Bridge, Theory and Practice, XX Elementary or Advanced Pupils; latest Conventions. —Phone 20-962. DRESSMAKING and Classes.—Ladies' materials cut and fitted, daily 10-12, 2-4; also quarterly classes.—McClymont and Woodhead, 40, City Chambers. DRESSMAKING Classes. Day and Evening.—Miss Coulthard, Pierce Bldgs. (over Snedden's), Symonds St. Phone 43-680. 17* LOCUTION Classes, private tuition.— J Gladys M, Pees, 189. Symonds St.; interviews Mondays, 6-8. Phone 21-492. TOHN MANSON, Teacher of Violin, MnnO doline and Piano.—Studio, 243, Symonds St., oop. Post Office. LADY Teacher would open day or evening classes for Foreigners desirous learning English.—Education, 469, Herald. MOTORISTS (prospective), become Expert Drivers.—Mayhill's Motor School, i). Lower Albert St. Phone 42-367. "VTILLINERY Classes daily; also evening I*l. classes by appointment: modern tuition.— Cornthwaite, 6, Tabernacle Bldgs., Newton. "jVfOTOR Driving Taught thoroughly by -LVJL experts; Council Certificate guaranteed : fees moderate. —Rushton's, AucTjiand Motor School, 57, Albert St. Q HOWCARD Ticket Writing successfully O Taught by Expert. Tuition will perfect you,—" K " System, 32, Queen St. " r PO BRAINY MEN!"—You aspire to be a x brilliant Public Speaker, but don't know how? Study Grcuville Kleiser's Public Speaking Course. Prospectus "S" free.—Howard Dalian, 175 E., Hereford St.. Christchurch. ■\TENTRILOQpiSM.—You can master V this Fascinating Subject. Write today for Free Booklet to Douglas Howard, Box 1299. G.P.0., Wellington. MISS RUTHERFORD'S MILLINERY CLASSES. Room 8, Gaze'B Bldgs., Karangahape Rd. Ladies are assured of Expert Tuition in the latest American and Australian methods of_ Shapemaking and all Art Craft Trimmings. Pupils graduated for Workroom Positions, and to do creditable Home Millinery. Junior and Adult Classes arranged, with Lessons of 2 Hours _ Duration. TERMS: 2s 6d per Lesson and in advance. Miss Rutherford may be interviewed at tar rooms, or communicated with through (1.P.0. Box 436. TF YOU NEEDED £5 MORE BY SATUR--1 DAY NIGHT, HOW WOULD YOU EARN IT? Rather a direct question, isn't it? And yet it's exactly what many of us are up against now and then—the need (and oftentimes it's urgent) for a certain amount of money by a given time. Hero is an easy, pleasant, dignified plan which will enable you not only to answer such a need, but to forestall it. The extra cash offer which up have for you is by no means new. Literally hundreds of refined women—many of them as busy as only a woman knows how to be—are making extra pounds easily, pleasantly, at odd moments. They aro home, workers of the NATIONAL CONFECTIONERY INDUSTRY. They have found, as you will, that experience is not necessary, but let us send you all the interesting details. This coupon will them, without obligation of any kind. Clip and mail. NATIONAL CONFECTIONERY INDUSTRY. 77, Queen Street, Auckland. Dear Sirs,—Please tell me. though I assume no obligation in asking, all about your cash offer NAME STREET TOWN DE HALL'S FAMOUS CAPSOLS.— Price. 12s fid package: post free. To ensure getting genuine, order direct from Solo Agents, Bridge Drug Stores, Chemists, 3, Karangahape Rd. (at Grafton Bridge).

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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXIII, Issue 19469, 27 October 1926, Page 1

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Page 1 Advertisements Column 6 New Zealand Herald, Volume LXIII, Issue 19469, 27 October 1926, Page 1

Page 1 Advertisements Column 6 New Zealand Herald, Volume LXIII, Issue 19469, 27 October 1926, Page 1

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