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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXVI, Issue 20244, 2 May 1929, Page 1

DOMESTICS WANTED. DOMESTIC for Thames; clean, capable, no washing; ii children; £1 week: refs. —Address at Herald. DOMESTIC, clean capable, all duties, 25 to 30: wases £1: excellent home • 2 yj to 30: wagea £1; excellent home; 2 adultii.—Address at Herald. DOMESTIC Help, capable, daily, 9 a.m.6 p.m., Sundays excepted; 35s weekly. —ISB, Shelly Beach Ed., Heme Bay. DOMESTIC Help, refined, capable, wanted; must be ; ood plain cook; refs, required.—Phone 201, Papatoetoe. /2J.ENEIIAL, good, sleep out.—29, Golf v* Rd., Epsom. GIRL, strong, or middle-aged Woman, wanted to help in Private House; wages jEI per week and found; faro paid.— Li. B. Ilin*6. Te Aroha. HOUSEKEEPER wanted for farm; cook 2 men. own mistress; state wages.— XA 2 men. own mistress; state wages.— 86, Herald Agent, Te Aroha. HOUSEKEEPER.— Woman for few weeks: begin last v.oek in May suburban - Address at Herald. Housekeeper wanted by jouns Widowei with 1 child. state ago and wages required.—U.. 990, Herald. Housekeeper, charge family, school age and over; own mistress; good home; £ I.—A.C., 390, Herald, Hamilton. TTOUSEKEEPER, experienced, wanted. May 16, for Hemuera; good cook; 2 adults; all duties; refs. required.—Phone 25-974. HOUSEKEEPER; easy home; . refs.; widower and child (child not objected). Call evening, 22, Keppel St., Archhill. HOUSEKEEPER for dairy farm, easy place, elec. appliances for cooking; no children.—Apply. 6tating age and experience to P.O. Box 120, Opotiki, Bay of Plenty. LADY Help, young. capable, all Household Duties: wages £l.—Ring 24-052. MAID, Plain Cooking and Help with young Family; good home; 255; Scotch preferred, over 30.—M., Box 71, Te Kuiti. WOMAN, reliable, wanted immediately; help generally; fond of children; plain cooking if necessary.—Good Home, 974. Herald. BELL'S Registry, Winstone Bldg., Queen St.—Cooks, Laundresses (40s),Hotel Waitress, Housemaid-Waitresses. Kitchenmaid. KING'S Registry G2, Wellesley St. W. 42-707. -Housekeepers, Country: General. young Maid: good homes. QTRAND Registry, Strand Arcade. —Waitress (hotel, town). Working Housekeepers, Cook-Generals (80s, 255), Mothers Help. FARM HANDS WANTED. WANTED TO BUY. A PPAREL.—AIways Ring 42-606. We buy Left-off Clothing. Boots, etc. Mrs. Tuck, Darby St. \ PPAREL.—Mrs. Outtrim, Largest Buyer ■A- Ladies' Gent.'s Left-off Clothing.— U. Victoria St. Phont 42-674. 4 MBERGRIS, best cash price. Walter A Mason, 25, H.M. Arcade, 2nd floor. Queen St. ATTENTION— Hansen Buys Second-hand Clothing; best price given.—Wakefield St.. opp. Town Hall. Phone 43-021. A UCKLAND'S Antique Shop, 45G, Queen xl. St. (under new management).—Uia Silver, China. Furniture, bought, sold. A UCKLAND Auctioneering Company will -A. Auction or Buy Furniture to best advantage, Customs S. W., 42-238. . AUCTION and Clearing Sales a _ Speciality. Fordham and Moore, Civio Square. opp. Town Hall. __ AN assurance of fair price and spot cash is given if you bring your Used Furniture to John Carlaw. 24. Wyndham St. BENZINE Tripod Filler required.—Apply Box 261. giving details of price, etc. LLLIARD Table Top or Ping-Pong Table Top for home: second-hand. —1 articulara to 46, Herald. "DEFORE Selling. Before .Buying Yojir \y Furnituro consult- Squirrell and Co. We defy competition. Phono 44-jJg. CLOTHING, Suits, Boots, Old Gold, C Building Society Shares;-Confident al dealing.—Meltzer Bros- 65-67, Victoria St, COT, dropside,- must be in good condition; state pricP-—C.D.. 47. HERALD. T7OR a successful Auction Sale consult Jb Fordham and Moore, Civic Square, opp. Town Hall. UNGUS' Bought, bighest nwket b any quantity; from any pait ol iNew Zealand. —Hoe Bros.. Te_Jvuiti : p ATE (single), deal frame. state price and where to bo seen. -y 925. Hebalp. - "tOHN CARLAW, 24, Wyndham St., will J pay you spot cash for any Furniture you wish to sell.—Phono 44-246. Tz AU R I „ GUM. XV We are Cash Buyers, M Hi ®S M lelS R AND O SONS. Gradcs * Customs Street East. "AGAZINES, largo, small quantities: ■ Motion Picture Adventures Physical Culture, etc-Kind's. 62, Wellesley, SU_V}n_ RECORDS Gramophone RECORDS. Largest buyers of Used Records in the Dominion. Best Cash I Must be m good order. ROBIWbUJN. 376-378, Queen St. Opp- iown Hall. —, OECOND-Hand Furniture, any Quantity, O Bought for Cash.—Wickens and &ut cliffe, Auctioneers, next Bank of New Soutli Wales, Karongahape Road. rpOOLS of all descriptions bought, sold X or exchanged; highest prices given. Shcreold, 54, Victoria St. HEN HAVE FURNITURE TO Consult ,T. BRAID AND CO., Auctioneers, Wyndham St, Phone 46-462. "I I IDES TALLOW. WOOL. SHEEPH SKINS CALFSKINS. RABBITSKINS Consignment wanted. Highest Prices, Prompt Returns, I) air " Dealing. THE NORTHERN EXPORT CO.. LTD. (Butchers' Marketing Association). Head Office: Strand, Auckland. "tt> VRIIITSKINS, HIDES, WOOL ETC. R Consignments wu Advanced American Highest Prices. Prompt Returns. Price List Rabbitskins. No Commission. Ist Furriers . . 120 d 4th Does . 20d lb. 2nd Furriers . . 90d Ist Kittens 3kl . Ist Incoming . 72d 2nd Kittens, lbd b. 2nd Incoming 64d Ist Damagtd GOd lb. Ist Autumns 60d 2nd Damaged. -0(1 lb. Ist Racks ... 48d 2nd B awn - • /2d lb. 2nd Racks . . . 24d 3rd Fawn • - 30d lb. 2nd Boardies <!Bd Ist Black - 120 d lb. 3rd Boardies 3Gd 2nd Black • 50d lb. 4th Boardies 24d 3rd Black ■ ■ 24d lb. Ist Does . . 110 d Ist Hares 12s doz. 2nd Does . . . 54d Inferiors, to 3s doz. CHARLES M. KANTOR. 1 Queen Street. Auckland. The Nearest Port to U.S.A. T7"EEP winter chills at bay by the IV " unique " Hot water bag way. A product of North British Rubber C 0.,. therefore reliable, and will give long service.