DOMESTICS WANTED. DINNER, Luncheon.—Good English Cook; wait table optional.—Mrs. K., 18, Ada St., Reniuera. ■ DOMESTIC ileip for t weeks, from Satiir<!ay. Kith April: .£ 1 weekly: no washing.—King 17-018. GIRL, re fine tl, vapubli all duties; plain cooking.—ls Bur wood Crescent. VicplßL. young, wanted for general liouaevJT worn, 2 adults; no washing.—Mrs. Gulliver. 2iSti, .let vois Hcl., Heme Buy. G1 llf I j or Woman, temporary, assißt in 1 Home near Auckland; able do plain cooking; willing, trustworthy; state wages, age.—Domestic, 907, Hkhai.o. C~l IRL, young, as Mother's Help, mind 2 f children, daily; easy place.—lA, Russell St.. I'onsofiby. G1 ENERAL, capable, with refs.—Apply T mornings, or after 0, to Mrs. N. Lhitlue, 362, Manukau I'tl.. Epsom. Phone 25-211. ELi*. domestic duties. 2 children, no washing; '2ss.—Mrs. Ernest, Station J'itl., l'upatoetoe. H~ ELI', competent, wanted for country home. Whakatano: evcrv conv ; 'Jos wpokly —R ■)., 711. HKKALD. ' HOME offered to Lady, exchange for help with light housework or sewing.—Ad(l res*_ ut_ Hekal.v HOME, good, permanent, for useful, respectable Girl; adults; orphan preferred. —Address at JJekald. 0 USE II OLD Duties, Cook.—Refined Girl; must be fond children; refs.— Apply evenings, Ml, Romuera Rd. H' OUSEKEEPEIf wanted"TghtTduti es.State experience and wages required to Bachelor. 745, Hhha'-d. Whangarei; good liome, I child; credentials essential. D., 251. Herald. Auckland. _ tfUSE KEEPER, young, used to country life, for 2 Bachelors; clean, good cook; easy place; with child 15s, without. £l. State ago of child, etc.--Homely. 828, Hkhai.it. ECO N D C 0 O K W A N T E 1). A pply AMBASS VDORS' HOTEL, Auckland. fPAKAI'UNA.—HeIp wanted, daily. 7.15 -L till a p.m.; half-day Saturdays: no Sundays; all duties: 2 adults. Apply, t>, REWHITI AVENUE, Phone 23-47(5. \\T OMAN, young, capable, good plain * » cook; all duties; adult family; 30s'; urgent.—Address at Herald. ■\\TOMAN, young, daily; Household Duties, »V Monday to Friday, 10-2 p.m.; 1 adult. —i'hone 43-352 (mornings). T/irOMAN, reliable, for plain cooking; \i wanted for small Private Hospital.— Apply by letter with ref3., Mrs. Bernstein, M ornnsville. A 1 REGISTRY. Paltnerston Bldgs. (opp. U.J..L Waverley Hotel), 4("»-401.—Cook-Gen-erals, Domestics (town, country). Milkers, Youths, BELL'S Registry, Winstone Bldgs, Queen St.—Cooks, Waitresses, Relieving-Maid, Housemaid-Waitress, Generals, 30s; Domestics. . • K~ ING'S, 42-707, 62. Wellesley St. W Cook-Generals, Domestic Helps, Housekeepers : rei'onijnended hollies. IRELIABLE Registry, opp. G.P.O.—Cooks, I* capable Waitress, Rotorua; Kitcheninaid, Cook-Generals, Domestics, Working Housekeeper, Couples. ' STRAND Registry. Strand Arcade.— Cook, Waitress, 11.M.-Waitress. Pantryma id-Waitress, Companion-Helps, numerous capable Domestics. SUN Registry Bureau, Princess Bldgs.— Cook-General, 30s; refined Children's Nurses, Domestics. Farm Hands (355). FARM HANDS WANTED. BOY or Youth, for Hand Milking; bach with owner.—R. McLeod. Pum. C' IOUPLE for Sheep Farm; man must be ' good fencer.—Farm. 920, Herald. CIOUPLE. no encumbrances, keen, clean, J honest; hand and machine milkers: man farm work, cottage: fullest particulars and wages required.—Colonial, 4'iO. Herald. DAIRY Farm.—Capable Man wanted for Machines.—Add resa at 1 lekald. D" AIRY FsuriT—Man. good stripper; wages ,'l(is; slate ago and experience.—Box 12, Matainata. I 4 TA~HM~H.iiid, Milking. General: permanent I job, good man: 30s winter months.—H. II a y ward. Elstow, Waihon. I""7ARM Work and Machine Milking.—Man, reliable, pood worker. —S. f cure Bojvw, AND Milkers, reiiable. half-share: 40 and approved cows; good larm, coiivs. il._Ba.vhsn. Tnrna._ . __ | AD. smart, clean, milk, general farm I J work; permanent, position if suitable. W. Griffin. iVjvM_e_acl. MAN. good liand-milker, early riser; drive Fold; smart,, clean; 4os, found.— Dairytnan. 720. Hkhald. AI AN or Youth. Machiuo Milking and iVI General Farm Work: wages 30s: permanent job. good 1.0mc.-B. J. McKce, le \ 5 AN, young, competent, with good dog. iM for Slock and General I-arin Work; smglehanded; state age, experience, wages. 1' a rinei', P.VI. Ii KBALP. "i\i~\N'~or Youth. Machine Milking. GenM eral Farm Work; 30s; rise in season. - .T Wynier. (JJenbrook A lAN "wanted for Dairy Farm, 25s week |\j II|U I found; permanent.—G. M Greenway, Buck I ami. .- \ I'AKIM Kl» Couple wanted, both assist i'l milking; man farm work; start about end May; stnto family, wages required. Wickhain Bres.. Te Puke. —- MACHINE Milk inc. Bov or Youth good stripper; must be clean.—ls. H. F'ryce, IJOSITION Tilled: thanks to applicants.— i. 20. v.o. Boyce. Cambridge. UHAKE-Milkers." coming season, with own 0 herd or half herd or capital to pn - rlrise same; excellent land. carry. RO-0.) |'.,'d good district.— Particulars immediately. 11.L.. H 53, 11eh.ua>. r 1 1 11 "pi posit ion. Farm Ma nager, has been 1 filled. Thanking all applicants.-John I'uncli. ... —- \f OUfTf~nr Younjx Man. refined; MilkmI ,„d Genenl Farm Work; permanent; . Vincent. Tntmnni. X'Oirni 17-20. reliable, good stripper; dairy farm; state experience and wages required; good home. Lapakuia, u.M. 11 v.iiAl.P. >_ VOI'TH. ft rons. for Shed and General I- Farm Work: 30s found.—\\ . Howard. at-OUTH 18 over, machines. Farm AN ork; 1 !,ood l.olne: 258 week.-D. Smith. I > EARS()N'S Registry. Ex< 'nance ' Lane, - I Coup! no children; both Milkers; Hand Milker; Boy, able milk TOILET. A ITOINTMKNTS Advised. Misses Hnckeit and Crowther. Newmarket, special se Steam Oil Process Permanoiit Waving. -I'hone 4('i-7fll'i. LACK HEADS! Blackheads !! Blackheads!! - Remove Hub unsightly blemish. Send as Chester Drug. Auckland, for prnsi rnnl oed ronu'dy. BUTTERMILK Cream" permanently removes wrinkles; 4s (id. posted, f om Chester Drug Queen St.. Auckland. Mar vellously beaut ifying. i I3UGENE Permanent, Waving, £2 2s for rj I month. - Phono 12-751 V Cossey. Lewis F.ady. _Jitd- B1 dg.. Queen St. HAIRS, Warts, Moles, absolutely eradi-cated.-Miss 11 unter, 8.A., i I !cgd. ( X Z.). 30. Queen St.. Winstone Bldgs.. TNECTO Hair Colouring, 13 different IINLI INL shades.-Madame Tate. Specialist Bon Ma r "i'» rhnmhers. Newton. Phone 4fi-047 1ISS SHERWIN. Lister Bldgs., Phono 40-798. —Permanent Waving; for one month only, full head. £'2 10s. ESTABLISHED yEARS. THE HOUSE OF EAGLETON. Ladies' Hairdresser and Wig fttaner. We offer our best help and advice m all matters concerning your hair and skin. My visits to the many Hair Culture Specialists and Schools, both in trance and England and on the Continent, have been a great education, and my clients may depend on sharin" in the benefits of this wonderful experience The exquisite imitation of nature n wigs and transformations has been our especial study, and we hold a stock of human hair goods second to none in Australasia. Our staff are all capable of demand on them in all the varied branches of (he toilet The latest vogues in hair cutting a speciality-all the up-to-date hair colourings Miid permanent Marcel. Water and Finger Waving by artists; Inecto dye used and"retailed over the counter. Only address, RANDOLPH EAGLIvLON. Victoria St., invar Queen St.. Auckland. miscellaneous. T IC)HID Clnitiile I'loor Varnish and 1 J 4 Berryloid " Motor Spray Jjacquer.— \V. V. W'lson and Co. Wliolesalo Distributors. H!10. Queen St. Auckland. T 2s Itl Tin of Rolfe's Wax contains ns J\ iintcli as three Is tins.—Obtainable everywhere.
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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXVI, Issue 20229, 13 April 1929, Page 1
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