SITUATIONS WANTED. APIARISTS.— Man, young, good character, position Bee Farm, anywhere, view learning; small wage.—Address at Herald. BAKER, married, town, or country (country preferred); good linnd bread and smalls.—Baker, Herald, Rotorua. OLENHEIM Lady, with boy, desires Holi--D day Engagement, seaside or country. January; Housekeeping, Waiting or Minding Children; expenses paid.—Blenheim, 643, Herald. C>AN VASSING.—Any line, round about / Auckland, wanted by young Man.— Go-getter, 49b, Herald. _____ strong, thoroughly reliable, / capable from start to modern finish, or foreman. — Write Tools, 444. Herald. COMPANION-Help. Lady, fond of children, experienced car driver, seekß position.—Capable, GO4. Herald. DRIVER-Mechanic, loco and tractor, heavy and light trucks, cars, oil engines; repairs all kinds road machinery; position anywhere; first-class refs.—Experience, Herald. Hamilton. DRIVER, geared cars,. young mac, experienced, seeks position, town or country; trade preferred.—Driver, 611, Herald. RIVER, geaied cars, young man, well experienced, traffic work, seekß situation . trade preferred.—Driver. 78. Herald. (Certificated), experience harbour, shipyards, works plant maintenance, Dieselt compressors, refrigerators, electric cranes, automatio machines* — Marine. 673. Herald. ENGINEER (Civil), leaving college, wants JIJ work of any description.—H.A., 014, Herald. experienced, good knowledge 5T flowers vegetables, lawns, etc., seeks situation, steady, leliaole: refs—K.. 423. Herald. HOUSEKEEPER. - Motherly Woman wants engagement during mother's absence.—Mater. 64, Cook St. Phone 42-5G3. HOUSEKEEPER, middle-aged, requires position; good plain cook; wages £l.; reis.— A.M.. 7W, Herald. HOUSEKEEPER, middle-aged, cheery disposition, seeks position, elderly couple, Buburbs or country.—Trustworthy, 62G, • Herald. HO USEM AID-W aitress.—Girl (17), requires situation; private or licensed hotel, country.—Worker, 484, Heralp. LADY, going Canada January, would attend Lady Gentleman or Children, return for passage.—Nurse, 434, Herald. LADY Help, domesticated, musical, fond country, seeks position, sheep farm preferred; congenial home.—Reliable, 627, Herald. LADY Help, middle-aged, refined, adult family; light duties.—Address at Herald. . MAN, young, Marine. Stationary Engineer, good general Bridge Builder, wants work; consider partnership.—W.. 689, Herald. MAN, 27, requires Farm Work; can hand milk.—Willing, 601, Herald. MAN, with 25 years' farming experience, wanti job, manager; 4 milkers in family.—Managei, 602, Herald. ___ MIDWIFE, reg. (35), is desirous of interviewing patients Feb. onward.— Maternity. 697. Herald. " ATURSE, trained. Maternity, open for enlN gagements, town or country.—Nurse, Herald, Rotorua NURSE, certificated, wishes Patient to England, early next year.—Sister Hannah, Mission House, Grey'e Av. NURSE (not certificated), care invalid; experienced children; light housework. Nurse, 0.0., Y.W.C.A., Auckland. AINTER; Paperhanger, free estimates, town, country; contract, labour; satisfaction guaranteed; pre-war prices; reliable —Tradesman, 437, Herald POULTRY or Sheep Farm.—Boy of 17i seeks position: 18 months experience on both; good ref.—E. Whitehead. Aongatete. SHOP or Housework, daily.—Thoroughly reliable married Lady, fond kiddies; husband unemployed.—Honest, 542, Herald. TONEHAND-COMP., all-round knowledge, with literary ability, preferring country office; refs.—Capable, 625. Herald. YOUTH (18) seeks opportunity permanent position; strong, good education; good refs.—Willing, 921. Herald YOUTH (20). Scotch, first-class HandMachine Milker, experienced horses, seeks position: guarantee stay four years; good home essential.—Scotty, 68G, Herald. WORK WANTED. A CETONE Welding of every description -CX guaranteed; prices reasonable.—Jack Moir, 17, Wakefield St. Phone 44-300. LT'ERATIONS, Additions and New Bungalow Work, estimates free; plans and specifications prepared.—Phone 25-220. ALTERATIONS, House Repairs, Furniture Turning; anything wood made good.—Domestio Woodware Co., Parnell. Phone 42-423. ABOUT Renovations. Painting, Paperhanging, etc.; work guaranteed; best materials, fair prices.—Baker, 26, Dexter Avenue. BAD Cooking Stoves can be made equal to new.—Payne, 66, Richmond Road. Phone 27-097. BRICKLAYER wants Repair Work; coppers reset, loose chimney tops fixed.—M. Daly, 2G4, Ponsonby Road. BRICK Coppers replaced by Glenville Pumice Concrete Coppers; cheaper than repairing; satisfaction guaranteed. H. Buckley, 327, New North Rd. Phone 20-941. CARPENTER-Joiner. Repairs any description, sasheß recorded; Alterations, Additions, reasonable. J. Knowles, 23, Tennyson St. . CARPENTER, Tradesman, Alterations, Renovations, Repairs; any district; plans prepared; prompt attention. —Phone 12-348. CHIMNEY Sweep, practical; Ranges, Coppers, Incinerators; no dust; moderate charges.—Colquhoun, Totara St., Ponsonby. Phone Q6-759. ELECTRIC Vacuum.—Carpets, > Suites Cleaned without removal; price moderate.—Jeynes, Phone 21 063, 12, Alderley Rd.. Mt. Eden. GARDEN "Work, young Man, wauts perVT jnanent or casual, thoroughly experienced. good refs. —C.C., 001. Heraxd. HANDY Man wants day work;, use tools, gardening, clearing, anything; take small contracts; reasonable. —Reliable, bia. Herald. . . MAN. middle-aged,. handy about place, 1M carpentering, painting; do anything, small wages; sober.— Handy. 600. Hlrald. PAPERHANGING. Painting, Scrimming. Beet material, workmanship B»ar«u--feed; estimates.—Burnitt. 37. Symonds St., Corner Mount St. DAINTING. Paperhanging; competent, 1 guaranteed; no too small.-North. 44. Huntingtree Av.. Mt. Albert. ftione 21-535. - TRASHING mid Cleaning, daily, or will YV take in Washing.-603. Manukau Rd.. Epsom. . —— 7* _r C.. 438. Herald. WORK Daily. Tuesdays Wednesdays. Thursdays; refs.—\\ rito A\ork. C.o. Wilson. Newmarket. PUPILS WANTED. 4 RT Classes. —Leather, Suede, Marquetry, J\ Pokerwork, Light Gauge Metals, Barboln. Lenthercrntt (1.0. Car btop). I arnell. \ UCKLAND Motor Driving School.—Driving Licence guaranteed.—Hamlin and Co.. Ltd.. 57. Albert St. DRESSMAKING and Classes. Ladies' Materials cut and fitted; daily. 10-12, •>-4- also Quarterly Classes.—McClymont and Wo'odhead. 26. City Chambers. . EDGAR C PEARCE'S School of Motor Driving is Now Open tuitior only V" experts- drivers' certificates Ruarantesd.— \pplv Edcar C. Pearco'a New Garage Khyber P»ss Phone 4G-20R Onen even Niaht and all Saturday. I EVERYONE should learn Maori; bo ea»3 -J and interestine.—Write, N.Z.' Corres pondence Schools, Box 60, Auckland. JOHN MANSON, Teacher of. Violin «* Mandolin and Piano.—Studio: 248 Symonds St., opp. Post Office. Classes, 2, Gene's Bldgs. l'i. Ivarangahape Rd.—Miss Rutherford.— Tuition latest American Millinery methods. QHORTHAND and Typewriting taught effi O ciently at Olesen's Bldgs., Manukat Rd., Epsom. Day and .Evening Classes. " CLOVENLY English Hinders Advance O mentl" Acquire the use of Cultures Language by studying Grenville Ivleiser Practical English Correspondence Course Send for Prospectus " E."--Howard BallaD 172E Hereford St., Christchurch TUITION WANTED. MAN, all-round experience Spray Paint ing, teach another; good rerauners tion.—Owen and Smith, 233. Great Nort Road, Grey Lynn. ______ rpUITION in Shorthand wanted by Lady X ovening lessons; Ponsonby district.— Shorthand, 94, Herald. T IQUID Granite Floor Varnish an< JLi " Berryloid " Motor Spray Lacquer.W. V. Wilson and Co.. Wholesale Distnbu tors, 390. Queen St.. Auckland.
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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXV, Issue 20113, 26 November 1928, Page 1
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