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DOMESTICS WANTED. COOK-General, haif days, mornings, one meal, breakfast; must be good plain cook.—Address at Hebald. DOMESTIC, capable, wanted: good plain cook; bugwash; 2 adults.—Phone 16-001. GIRL, capable, Domestic Duties; sleep out; references.—Mrs. Raaston. Methodist College, 70, Remuera Rd. GENERAL (25), Scotch preferred, small Private Hotel; good house, wages, 30s. —Address at Herald. GENERAL Servant, capable, able to crck, seaside boarding house.—L i£., 306, Herald. Girl or Woman, take charge child, Mt. Eden; Saturday, Sunday afternoons only.—Ring after 7 p.m., 21-779. GOVERNESS, for - the country: French and music essential; also light household duties.—King 25-005. milk few cows; good home; £1 and found: permanent.—Mrs. Crisp, Taupaki. HOUSEKEEPER. —Nice, homely person required, keep homo for father and family; all duties.—Companion, 397, Hebald. HOUSEMAID-Waitress, lor country boarding house; must be clean and reliable; country girl preferred.—Reliable. 296, Herald. WOMAN, colonial, capable, 25-35, fond of children, for Country: 22s Od.— Mrs. Mackay, Waihou, Te Aroha. TAT"OMAN or Girl, to assist General House- * » work.—Mrs. A. G. Wilson, Bos 50, Te Aroha. A "1 REGISTRY, Palmerston Eldga, 46-491. ill—Boy, learn Farm; Female Servanta available all classes work. BELL'S Registry, Winstone Buildings, Queen St.—Cooks. Waitresses, 355; House-Parlourmaid (Private Cooks 50s, Kitchenmaid "os. C.-Generals 355. Domestics, Rotorua). RELIABLE Registry, 15, Queen St. 42-293.—C00k5, Seconds (town). Waitresses, Companion-Help, Cook-Generals, Domestics. STRAND Registry, Strand Arcade—House-maid-Waitresses. General, Waitresses, Pantrymaid-Waitress, Domestics. Daily Girl. Cook-Generals. SUN Registry, 24. Princess Bldgs.—Com-panion-Helps (elderly), Generals; Women ' (sell tickets). 30s; Domestics, etc.— 45-147. FARM HANDS WANTED. 2? ARM Hand, good, reliable; must, be . good milker; wages according ability. —Wire Muirhead. Cambridge. "|Y/|"ACHINE Milking, General Farm Work. I»JL —Youth or young Man; state age, wages.—G. A. Fisk. Waitoa. MAN, married, with 4 Milkers, for Milking and Farm Work; permanent position, good wages suitable applicant.; Interview preferred.—M.D., 399, Hekald. "[I TAN, middle-aged, sober, single. Dairy, IVL Fruit. Poultry; good home; refs. necessary.—

"jl/TILKER, rmist be good, Youth or Man, machines; wages ill.—J. Colson, Waihou. OSITION filled. Kegret having to disappoint so many.—Seton. Tirau. CIHAREMILKER. coming season, with 60 O tested cows.—Emerson Dally. Turua. Phone 50K. n "\TOUTH, strong, smart, for Dairy Farm, X machines ÜBed.—Phone 14931, Morrinsvillo, A. Cunningham. YOUTH, strong, reliable, used milking machines, horses; 15s; good home, prospects, coming season.—B., Theatre Royal, Kingsland. YOUTH, strong, willing, respectable, for Northern Sheep Farm: state experience.—J.. 385, Herald. PEARSON'S Registry, Exchange Lane.— Youth, good Hand Milker; Middle-aged Ploughman; Waiting employment, Machine Milkers. WOBK WANTED. BAD Cooking Stoves can be made equal to new,—Payno, 56, Richmond Rd. Phone 27-097. BOOKS' written up. position shown. Income Tax attended. practical Man, very moderate charge.—Trustworthy, 871, Herald. • BRICKWORK. —We specialise in Bungalow Fireplaces, Coppers, Concrete Paths, Steps.—Brown, 13, Ireland St., i'onsonby. CAR. Truck Repairs, owner's garage if desired; Morris, Ford, Decarb; Valves ground. 15s.—Mechanic, 812. Herald. CARPENTER want« Alterations, Shop, Office Fittings, Garages. Bungalows; Shops, Concrete, Wood.—Bricks, 85, Newton Road. , CARPENTRY, Painting, Fencing, Stone, Concrete. Brickwork. Repairs, Alterations. Additions. Lawns, Tarring.—Warner. 1. Broadway, Newmarket. CHIMNEY Sweep, practical; Ranges. Coppers. Incinerators; no dust; moderate charges.—Colquhoun, Totara St.. Ponsonby. Phone 26-759. f "IUTTING Scrub. Gorse, Drain Digging; V/ 1 wages or contract; by 2 mates.—W-, c.o. Wallace, Waiuku. DRESSMAKER, experienced, open engagement, by day; 12s 6d fares. — Phone 13-290. DRESSMAKER (Sydney), here for six months, open engagements by day. and orders taken.—Ring 44-086. ; DRESSMAKER.— Frocks, Underclothing, etc.; moderate charges; daily 10s; fares. —Miss Irvine, 5. Brighton Rd.. Parnell. 1 FENCING, Post-splitting, Scrub-cutting, . by 2 experienced Mates: go anywhere. —D. G. Parlane, Katikati. ARDENER, experienced. Lawnmowing, Neat Hedges, Tidying, Odd Jobs, Scything speciality (own scythe), 12s 6d.— Reliable. 392. Herald.

GARDENER. Remuera. wants day work, skilled man; references; moderate charge.—Florist-, 231, Heualp. GARDENING, best local testimonials, fancy work, correct pruning, vegetables. scything, glasshouse.—Box 1661. GORSE Cutting, Grubbing, Draining, Stumping, by experienced men, between Auckland and Pukekohe. —H. Jacob. Mangere. HANDYMAN, elderly, about house, garden, kitchen, elc.: good home, small wages.—Handy, '291. Herald. PAPERHANGEE' disengaged, reasonable rates, material supplied if required.— Write 12. Hillside Crescent, Mt. Eden. PAINTING, Paperhanging, Calsomimng; tradesman; labour or contract; English and Colonial experience; work guaranteed.—C.J., 222, Herald. OIGN\VRITJ.NG. Show Cards, Posters; O cheapest.—Mills and Saunders, opp. Town Hall. Phone 42-627. TARRING. Sanding, Tennis Lawns, .L Grounds Laid Out.—Ring B. Bishop, 7, King Edward Av„ Epsom. WASHING. Cleaning, Ironing, urgently, by capable reliable Woman; Tuesdays, Thursdays or Fridays free.—Necessitous, 387, herald. \\TASHING, Cleaning.—Respectable young VV Woman wanta work, by day.—F.C., c.o. Ritchie, Agent, Onehunga. PUPILS WANTED. ART Basketwork. Coloured Leatherwork, Pokerwork, Pewterwork, Penpainting, Stencilling, Woodcarving; prospectus posted. —Miss Ayling, 4, Strand Arcade. 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 CouHhard, above Snedden's. Symonds St. Phone 43-680. LEARN Latest. Fastest Swimming Stroke; quick, efficient t iition.—D. B. Anderson. Box 1327. Phone 42-746. MRS. HALLAM. L.T.C.L.. Singing, Pianoforte, Theory. Special Tuition for Candidates for Teachers D. OFFICE Training.—Typewriting, Shorthand, Book-keeping; Hemingway's Day and Evening Classes.—Chancery Chambers, O'Connell Street. PHARMACY "B " AND " C." DRULEIGH COLLEGE. ANZAC AVENUE. PROFITABLE Employment. Study Book-keeping in evenings, at Auckland Business College. Smith's Bldgs.. Albert St. ; PUBLIC SERVICE ENTRANCE EXAMINATION. DRULEIGH COLLEGE, ANZAC AVENUE. WOOL Classing.—Pupils taken in Theory and Practical Instruction, by Uool expert.—Particulars. M.D.. 325, Herald. MISCELLANEOUS. DR. HALL'S FAMOUS. CAPSOLS.—Price 12s 6d package, post free. To ensure netting genuine, order direct from Sole Agents.—Bridge Drug Store, Chemists. 3. Karangahape Road, at Grafton Bridge. 1?OR Complete Satisfaction and Health . with false teeth dentures, nothing better than "Hecolith," Demand it! SEND it to Robertson's Auction Rooms.Furniture, any quantity; we pay cash. —Phone 43t025 A 2s 4d tin of Rolfe'a Wax contains as much as three 13 tins.—Obtainable everywhere. ATRIAL will convince you that there is nothing like Rolfe's Wax for Linos, and Furniture.

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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXV, Issue 19896, 15 March 1928, Page 1

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Page 1 Advertisements Column 5 New Zealand Herald, Volume LXV, Issue 19896, 15 March 1928, Page 1

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