SITUATIONS WANTED. BAKER, Pastrycook well up all branches; sober and reliable.—Yeast, 462. £lebalp. BAKER, first-class, bread and small goods hand, conscientious worker, want 3 work, —Flour, 551, Herald. BARMAN -Porter, experienced, capable, single man, desires position, any capacity: local rei's.; recommended.—Active, ■149, Heiiald. BOY, 15, seeks work, any description; City.—Willing, 541, Herald. ' DKIV Eli-Mechanic, 12 years' experience, ary make car or truck; bo anywhere. —Herald Agency, Thames. D BUMMER, complete kit, used military and orchestra, wants position; read sight.—R.. 508, Herald. ENGINEDRIVER, Ist class ticket, winding, loco, and stationary.—Main. 29, Surrey Crescent, Grey Lynn. Work by Man, 25, experienced J- machine milker; wages required, £2.— Capable. 544, Herald. Work wanted by young Man, J- machine milking or sheep station; 4 years' experience in all lines; good refs.— Reliable, 552, Herald. IpARM Work by energetic young Man; good credentials.—L.K.. 514, Herald. (GENTLEWOMAN, good addres3, desires J position Companion (any other Rapacity). with refined people, where experienced, capable help appreciated; country preferred; available end „ January.-Colonial. 110. Herald ENTLEWOMAN, light position. ComJ panion-Help: dainty cook, good reader and musical.--K.H.D.. 461, Herald. GIRL, young, reliable, light housework; Mt. Eden preferred; sleep out; wages, etc.—Hex, 532. Herald. HANDY Man (32), wants situation, Housework, Milk, Odd Jobs; small wage.~ Willing. CI. Herald. HOTEL Pastrycook, thoroughly experienced, entrements, afternoon tea cakes, decorator, disengaged.—Second, 550, Herald. HOUSEKEEPER seeks position, bachelor or refined man: girl 6; good plain cook; clean; capable.—L.K., 502, Herald. HOUSEKEEPER, middle-aged, unencumbered, bachelors, good . plain cook; excellent refs.—Respectable, 516, Herald. HOUSEKEEPEEi. competent, reliable, refined, desires position; own mistress: references.—L.M.. 439. Herald. LADY, young, returning to England, would give services to lady or children in return for fare. —H.E.W., C.o. Vickerman. High St., Motueka. MACHINE Milking, 50-80 cows, required by young Man (26), studying for agricultural degree; life experience, good stripper; free between milkings; wages required, 15s; worked as farm labourer last two seasons at £2; prepared work first week on trial for nothing.—Worker, 465, Herald. MAN. single (50), position as general Farm Hand; good home first consideration ; references.—Shorthorn, 902, Herald, Hamilton. MARRIED Couple seek Farming, both milkers; 1 in family.—Herald Agency, Thames. IyfURSE or Companion-Help.—Lady would i-i like position; willing travel.—Write Nurse, Royal Oak Pharmacy. NUKSE. maternity, registered, medical recommendation, has some dates open. New Year; prompt application.—Mater, ■157, Herald PASTRYCOOK, 1 first-class, all-round, experienced tradesman, seeks position.— Gateau. 549, Herald. CHOP Work or daily House Work, wanted O by young Woman.—K., 531, Herald. ''TRAVELLER, Speciality, with extensive X British experience, also Auckland, open for engagement.—P O. Box 467. Companion.—Mrs. Allan. JL 23. Symonds St MAN, young, nice mannered, like accompany couple, invalid, children, return passage Home.—Excelsior Registry, Auckland. WORK WANTED. BAD Cooking Stoves can be made equal to new. —Payne. 6fi. Richmond Road. Phone 27-097. / CARPENTER wants Alterations, Shop, v.> Office Fittings, Garage, Bungalows; Shops. Concrete Wood.—Bricks. 85, Newton Road. ARDIJNING, Hedges, Digging, ScythVjT ing, Sections cleared, levelled; practical man; 13s 6d.—Gardner, 26, Servia St., Newton. . - ■*■ i.w _ (1 ARDENER, young, experienced, Flowers; 3T Vegetables, Hothouse, etc.; 2 days vacant.—R.M., 536, Herald.
PAPERH ANGER. Painter, undertakes work anywhere; first-class work and materials guaranteed.—Experience, P.O. Box 1522. Auckland. 'PARKING, Sanding, Tennis Lawns, JL Grounds Laid Out.— Ring B. Bishop, 7, King Edward A v., Epsom. WANTED KNOWN. T IQUID Granite Floor Varnish lasts JLi longest, saves labour.—Obtainable Oil and Colour Merchants and Stores. TVTEUROL Tablets give instant relief in Headaches, Toothache, Neuralgia; Is 6d. ut Chemists and Stores. CAMPERS,— Send for free Catalogue our patent Collapsible Motor Tents.—P. Hansen and Co., Gisborne. BEST Workmanship Guaranteed, Shop Fittings. Showcases; estimates furnished.—T. \V. Wood. 101 a, Federal- Street. Tel. 44-050. LADIES! —Your Felt and Tagel Hats remodelled latest style.—Cox, the Hatter, Karangahape Road. "\TETS all kinds, ready for fishing, at i\ Johnston's, 710, Dominion Rd. Phone 24-140. SLICKSHINE.— Only genuine, non-slipping quick-drying, no-rubbing Polish _ for furniture, floors, linos.; demand Slickshine. DRAWING INSTRUMENTS.—We have a fine selection at prices which will suit all. BALFOUR M. IRVINE, Optician, INECTO Hair Dye, procurable in all shades, from Miss Borgolte, Toilet Specialist. City Chambers, Auckland. BIG REDUCTIONS in Prams, Push Chairs, Dolls' Prams, etc., at oift SHOWROOMS, Thompson's Buildings, 313. Oueen Street (3 doors above Town Hall). W. A. THOMPSON AND CO. BINOCULARS.— We stock all Leading Makes including Ross. Goertz, Zeiss and Dacol; large variety at lowest prices.— Balfour M. Irvine, Optician. 18, Karangahape Road. ' rpENNIS Racquets Restrung and OverJ. hauled by a Specialist; moderate charges.—Nairn, Saddler. 85. Karangahape Road. TNQUIRIES, Divorces, etc.; strictly confiX dential: Male and Female Operatives employed.—Hay, 12, Security Buildings. BIG REDUCTIONS in Prams, Push Chairs, Dolls' Prams, etc., at our SHOWROOMS. Thompson's Buildings, 313, Queen Strt (3 doors above Town Hall). W. ... THOMPSON AND CO. SAWS and Edged Tools of all kinds Ground and Sharpened at Anderson and Dustin's, 38, Wyndham Street. HALL'S ASTHMA SMOKING MIXTURE, for Pipe or Cigarette, gives immediate relief and ensures easy breathing. Tin posted for Is Rd.—Hall's Botanic Dispensary. 117, Armagh Street, Christchurch. AUCKLANJ) Garage, corner Lorno and Rutland Streets, near Town Hall.— G. W. Spragg. Proprietor. ELECTRIC Vacuum Cleaners, cheapest and best.—Buy from direct impoiters. —Domestic Vacuum Cleaning Co.. Strand Arcade BIG REDUCTIONS in Prams. Push Chairs Dolls' Prams, etc.. at our SHOWROOMS Thompson's Buildings. 313, Oueen Street (3 doors above Town Hall). W A THOMPSON AND CO. PUPILS WANTED. A RT Basketwork, Coloured Leatherwork, A Pokerwork, Pewterwork, Penpainting, Stencilling, Woodcarving; prospectus posted. —Miss Ayling. 4. Strand Arcade. A SHLEIGH College, N.Z. Insurance -xJt. Building.—Tuition for Matriculation, Professional Prelimns.. Teachers' Certificates. P.S.E.. Backward Education. DRESSMAKING and Classes.—Ladies' materials cut and fitted; daily, 10-12. 2-4, also Qunrterly Classes.—McClymont and Woodhead. 40. City Chambers. r jPUITJON to Matriculation Professional 1 Prelims.. Teachers' 8.. C D.. Phar macy. 8.. C. Publl- Service Entrances, B.A (Pass and Terms) General Education -T W Merrick RA 95 Cnunraer Rd. Grey Lynn T7|7"ISHING paßt and present Pupils a t v "Merry Xmas. and Hanpy New Year." Resuming January 4.—D. B. Anderson.
TUITION WANTED. rpENNlS.—Practice wanted daily, by Man (beginner), couple weeks: court available.—G.G., 509, Herald. MISCELLANEOUS. ATRIAL will convince you that there is nothing like Rolfe's Wax for Linos. and Furniture. A 2s 4d Tin of Rolfe's Wax contains an -T\ much as three Is tins.—Obtainable everywhere DR. HALL'S FAMOUS CAPSOLS.-Price. 12s Gd package, post free. To ensure getting genuine, order dire.ct from Sole Agents.—Bridge Drug Store, Chemists. 3, Karangahape Rd„ at Grafton Bridge.
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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXIV, Issue 19831, 29 December 1927, Page 1
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