SITUATIONS WANTED. BAKER, married, 3 children, seeks i>mployment.—Urgent, 261, Herald. BAKER seeks position, Biead and Smalls; can take charge; town or country.— Raker, 232. Heiiald. BLACKSMITH waiting engagement, used to ail work, -Mill work. Quarry. Tools etc.—Steel, 289. Herald. CI ARP ENTER'S improver, nine months ■ to serve, seeks employment.—Write Willing, 179, Herald. CUIAUFFEUSE, experienced and competent ' driver, desires position with Lady.— A.8.L., 181. Herald. /<HAUFFEUSE, young, refined,, capable driver, seven years experience, town and country excellent references.—D.R., I'j.'i. Herald. CLEANING wanted by Lady, Tuesday to V,. Friday mornings; House or Office; reliablo, honest.—Capable. 355. Herald. /""JOMPANION-Help to elderly Widow, by middle-aged Lady. Capable, 311, Herald. or Housekeeper.— V/ Middle-aged Lady requires, position; refs.—Capable, 348. Herald. /"JOMPANION-Hclp requires position, small adult family: town or country. —Capable, 126, Herald. /^JOOK. —Position desired, in town or ooun* try Hotel.—Reliable, 315. Herald. Work wanted by Young Woman; highest r0f3.—1.L., 349, Heeald. Farm.—Man (32), sober, reliable, seeks position: life experience.—V.G., 310, Herald. Farm.—Youth, 19, Waikato ex- •«-' perience, machines, wants job; ,([ood wages; refs.—Fishlock, Wellsford. DAIRYMEN.— Colonial, young, respectable, having other business, seeks position milking, return keep; anywhere.—Experienced. 392, Herald. DRESSMAKER, experienced. Coats, Costumes, Frocks, etc. requires Daily Engagements.—Miss Webb. Phone 42-215. Position.—Youth (17), 3 years" exJ- perience, good home; will start any day.—X.Y.Z., 325, Herald. I^ARMERS. —Man (26), requires position, life experience, capable managing or taking charge; refa.—Toiler. 283, Herald. "INARMING. —Man, young, reliable, early J- riser, requires position, beginning of August.—C., IG9, Herald. wants Herd, shares; only best entertained, 60-100 cows; solid, reliablo man.—A.K.. 308, Herald. GJ.IRL, reliable, good cook, capable house- ' keeper, clean and honest, seeks position, any capacity.—N.H., 341, Herald. /TJ.IRL (country), domesticated, good refs., " 6eeks position, few days weekly.—399, New North Rd., Kingsland. HEAD Cook, capablo Chef, disengaged, sober, thorough experience; country preferred: economical, willing, obliging.— Reliable, 14, Herald. HOUSEKEEPER'S position wunted, Lady, middle-aged, capable, trußtworthy. clean.—Homely, 339, Herald. Housekeeper, capable, for 3 or 4 adults; has splendid references; town or country.—Cheerful, 337, Herald. Housekeeper, middle-aged, 2 adults; HOUSEKEEPER Capable, to Business people: town or suburb.—Economical, 186, Herald. HOUSEKEEPER. —Young Woman, capable all household duties; Housekeeper, Help; North Auckland: experienced, trustworthy.—Address at Herald. LADY, refined, will keep house for reopectable Farmer; refs. exchanged.— Refined. 381. Herald. MAN wants Farm Work, good milker, hand or machine; wages £2 Ids and found; manage if necessary.—Fann, 371, Herald. TV/TAN (30), energetic, requires position in -"J- Store or as Salesman.; bond if necessary.—Keen. 331. Herald. 1 A/TARRIED Couple, excellent references, i>J. Caretaker, any position trust, Man mechanic. Wife business ability, domesticated.—Willing. 177, Herald. MACHINE Milking, etc., experienced, good stripper: no team work; conscientious worker; state wages.'—Steady, 383, Herald. MOTOR Mechanic or Driver, excellent city references, reliable, trustworthy, honest.—Experienced, 176, Herald. NURSE would attend invalid, assist ligrxt house duties; town or country.—J.H., 372. Herald. fvTURSING Children, Invalids, few hours i\ evening, competent person;.; small wages; refs; other work.—Reliable, 252, Herald. ORCHARDIST. —Man, married, seeks position, capable of taking sole charge; 9 years' experience lemon growing: highest refs.—Address at Herald. PAPER Ruler. N.Z. experience; go anywhere.—Address Ruler. 141. Herald. POSITION by thoroughly experienced married man. Sheen. Cattle Station: good dogs; sound refs.—Colonial. 185. HERALD. RABBITERS.— Man, with light truck, small capital, wants mate with good block, experience.—Willing, 139. Herald. QHARE-Milking, or Wages. Married O Couple want position; sober; willing go tmywhere.—Urgent. 3G9. Herald. QHARE-Milking.—2 Single Men place £IOO, ■O view purchase owner's herd or otherwise.—Workers, 722, Herald. Hamilton. WIDOW, refined, capable, seeks position Nurse to Elderly Lady, Gentleman, or Housekeeper. Bachelor. Herald. TIT,OMAN (middle-aged), wants situation » ' us Housekeeper, in working man's household, small wage, easy place.—A.B., 330, Herald. WOMAN, reliable, domesticated, seeks W r eekly Work; sleen out; refs.; 30s.— 15, King Georee Ave.. Epsom. W.OMAN wants daily Domestic Work, all duties: husband unemployed; Sundays free; refs.—Urgent, 320, Herald. WOMAN, young, requires Position as Nurse-maid.—G.V., 23. Third Ave., Kingslnnd. "\7OUTH (19i), seeks post in Grocery or J- other business to obtain practical experience in book-keeping, etc.; holder of Proficiency Certificate (Standard 6) ,_ and a knowledge of book-keeping; studying accountancy with Correspondence Schools.— Address at Herald. WORK WANTED. ARTISTIC, Ready-made Fireplaces, beautiful designs, built £4, complete; satisfaction guaranteed.—Shand, 129, Eden Ter. BRICKLAYING, Tiling, Coppers Reset, Rango Replaced by Tile and Fancy Brick Fireplace, etc.—Phone 13-638. BRICKWORK. —Your Copper needs repairs. Lot us quote price. (Wo specialise.)— Brown. 435, Broadway, Newmarket. CARPENTER, Tradesman. Alterations, Repairs, etc.; plans, estimates,_ free; distance no object; prompt attention.— Phone 12-348. DRESSMAKING.— Costumes, Coat-Frocks, Alterations, etc.; prices moderate.— Mrs. Stewart, 23, City Chambers, Second Floor. GIARDENF.R wants ono day per week; T expert nruner.—loo. Gt. South Rd. GARDENER, tradesman, wantu Work, 0 general cleaning up; no job too big, none too small.—W. Forbes, 50, Franklin Road. GARDENER, young, experienced, all branches, has 2 days vacant a week; 12« day.—Genuine. 350. Herald. GARDENING; Vegetables and Flowers, Pruning, Grafting, Repairing, Alterations, wanted by elderly Man.—Handyman, 135. Herald GARDENING, experienced Lawnmowing, Hedges, expert Scything (own scythe),, Pruning, etc.; 10s, fares.—Persistant, 386, Herald. LAWNMOWERS, Saws, collected, sharp- ( ened delivered; agents " Woodyatt," best British Lawnmowers. — Phona 44-375, —Cranston. Eden Terrace. PAPERHANGING. Painting, Serimming, materials, tradesraanship guaranteed; estimate moderate.—Burnitt, 37, Symonds St., near Wellesley St. PAINTER, Paperhanger.—For quality in workmanship and materials, apply Mil's. 62. Grafton Rd. Phono 40-373. PAINTING, Paperhanging. faithful, lastin* work: Houses from £1.0: estimates. refs.—Bate, 12. Watea Rd.. Edendale. PAINTING and Paperhanging: neatness a speciality; best - materials supplied. Prices moderate.—Hassan. 15. Beaconsfield St. "OLOUGIIMAN, own team, wants Contract, JL anything, from 50 to 1000 acres. — Ploughman, 346, Herald. REUPHOLSTERING and Repairs to Furniture. Get quotations,, Samples. Satisfaction guaranteed.—Phone 44-753, Warman's. Hohson St. SINGLE Men (21, desire work, contract, wages. Draining, Scrub-cutting, Fencing. etc.—Hard Workers, 723, Herald, Hamilton. SPARRING. Sanding, Tennis Lawns. -L Grounds Laid Out.—Ring B. Bishop, 7. Ki'i!* Edward Av„ Epsom. WASHING, Cleaning or Pantry Work,— Reliable, 321, Hebald.
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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXVI, Issue 20302, 9 July 1929, Page 1
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