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SITUATIONS WANTED. \ UCKLAND Registry, Jlellaby'a Bldgs., opj). G. P.O.—Suitable Girls are selected for positions offering.—Phone 46-3-13. BLACKSMITH, young Man, first-class furrier and general smith; married.— 11.W.. 580. UIv'IAI.D. RfL'.NTRY.—Vonth requires position, y experienced hand, nnxiotiß to start.— Writb .1 oh, -12, Sentinel JUL. Pousonby. C CHAUFFEUR, experienced, educated, own ) running repairs; trustworthy: private or service cur.—Reliable, 704, Herald. CIIiAt'FFEUSE or Companion-Help, re- > quires position; experienced and excellent references.—ChaufTeuse, 090, Herald. DAIRY Farm. —Young Man seeks position, leaui work, etc.; last position 9 yearn.—Farmer, 031, Herald. DOMESTIC, good, cook, light housework, small adult family: no washing.F.E.A., 081, HKHALD. "I^NGINiiDRIVEIt wants position; certifi--I-i cated, experienced, locomotive, traction and stationary work; cnjmblo doing running repairs; good credentials.—Engineer. fir,2. Herald. Registry. 30. Phoenix Chbrs., J-J under .management of Experienced Farmers.—Good Men. married, single, waiting. Ij'ARM Manager open 'or engagement, 1- Sheep, Catth Farm; life experience, all branches good refs.—W., 659, Herald. Manager, competent, trustworthy, capable buying and selling Block, entire management, will be open for engagement Sept. 1.--U., 451, Herald. 1/>ARM Manager, now Grazing or Dairying; thoroughly experienced all classes land, pedigreo stock; or place of trust; refs.—Manager, 573, Herald. Work, good Farm; single (37), thoroughly capable, any branch; respectable, steady.—Particulars. Reliable, 575, Herald. VAKMEkS.—Young Man, 25, wants job on J- Farm; life experience dairying; good refs.—Trustworthy, 683, Herald. I/lENCING Work.—Expert Man. 15 years' -*- experience, contract or wages.—Reply Box 005. Auckland. /2J.IHL (10). wants position; would assist vTT. in garden; Rotoruu district preferred.— Worker. Herald, Rotorua. HANDYMAN, milk, garden, cook; re/s; ago 52; no infirmities; 15s per week. —'Tomms, GOO, Heuald. . HUuStilvKKPliß seeks position, housework: willing.—Capable', 538, Herald. HOUSEKEEPER, middle-aged, refined, thoroughly capable, good cook, requires position with gentlemen.—Comfort, 5-16, Herald. HOUSEKEEPER. Lady, middle-aged, capable, wants position, 2 elderly adults; £l.—Help. 499. Herald. Housekeeper or cc,mpanion-Heip, competent, seeks position, refined home; satisfactory credentials. Reliable, i-9, Herald. HOTEL Porter, single, sober, hard worker, sober, trustworthy, seeks post. —Urgent. 743. Herald. JOURNALIST, thoroughly experienced (international); married, wants permanent position; good knowledge advertising, jobbing.—Permanent. 717. Herald. T ADY, would assist in return for double Room.—A.. 718, Herald. I"' ADY Nurse-Companion desires light J duties foi inv lid or position of trust in home. —X.. 511. Herald. LADY, with child 8, seeks position as Manageress in Hotel: would act Coni-panion-Ueip in Country Hotel; refs.—Mrs. Kirkham, c.o. S. Sauer liural Delivery, Dannevirkf. LADY Help or Housekeeper.—Position wanted by middle-aged, capablo lerson, immediately.- -Competent. GSO. Herald. LADY Help and Companion, refined, educated, musical, desires position in respectable homo, Auckland. W. x 3., <oJ. Herald. T ORRY-Driving. by an experienced driver; JLi can do running repairs.—Repairs, 610, Herald. MAN, voting, secondary education, experienced textiles, chemicals, desires Office situation.—Hugh Adair. People's Palace. MAN, single, requires General Farm, Team Work; thoroughly experienced fencing; state wages.—Permanent, 0-15, Heuald. Hamilton. . MAN, middle aged, active, sober, reliable, generally useful, good hand milker, fair knowledge machines; state wages, distance from township.—J.C., 011. Herald. PRINTING.— Youth requires position in Printing Department, slight experienco.—Willing. 42. Sentinel Rd- Poneonby. CJEWING wanted, own home, shop, or O workroom, by AVoman, 10 years ladies unvV,— Orient. 59it. Herald. HARE-Milking wanted urgently. 3 adults, thorough knowledge management dairy cattle, experienced all farm work; deposit £2OO, view buying cows, leasing farm next season, if suitable.—Reliable, 394, Herald. SHEEP, Cattle, or Dairy Farm.—Youth (IS), strong, desires position; good milker.— Willing 738, Herald. SHEEP or Milking.—Man, young, niarried, educated, experienced, seeks employment; own cottage.—Practical, 505, Herm.Tl. STOREMaN, Timekeeper.—Man, _ experienced ; also considerable clerical experience, urgently desires employment, any capacity.—F.F.. 588, Herald. . STOREKEEPER'S Assistant, 6 years' experience country store, thorough knowledge of inside and outside work, go anywhere; good references. —Assistant, 528, Herald. rPYPISTE.—Position wanted, 8 years' exi- perience, with knowledge of Shorthand.—N.. 500. Herald. WANTED urgently by capable, energetic, refined Woman, position as Housekeeper or Manageress; country town preferred: own mistress.—Address at Herald. V\TOMAN Cook, country. Main Trunk > V Line, Falmerston North.—Capable, 724. Herald. "I'XrOMAN, young, domesticated, seeks > i position Companion-Help in quiet, refined home; small remuneration. —Capable, 55!. JTERALD. A UCKLAND Registry. Hellaby'e Bldge., ■ii. opp. G.P.0., Queen St. —Farm Hands, Domestics, waiting engagement.— Phone 40-343. RADIO APPARATUS FOR SALE. A ERIAL Masts, 28ft., English steel, guy ■lx. wire complete. 19s Gd.—Domestic Radio Co.. 300, Queen St. BATTERY Charges.—Well Mayde i-amp. Absolutely saves money. Very efficient; 55sj terms.—Johns. Ltd.. Chancery St. BIG Shipment latest " Bremer-Tully' Electric 7-tube Sets; keenest prices in N.Z.—McCabe's, Newton. BEFORE Buying consult us. Agents for all best electric Radio Sets.—Federal Radio House. 8. Darby St. Phono 40-102. BUY Your Parts and Accessories at McCabe's, for Reliable Goods, Keenest Prices. —McCabo'a Radios. Newton. BROWNING -Drake, 5-valve, guaranteed factory built: cheap, or exchange for something useful.—Set. 505. Herald. DYNAMIC Speakers.—Newcombe Hawley, G-volt, £7 10s: A.C.. £lO ss; Cabinets, 70s extra.—Johns, Ltd.. Chancery St. TUST Arrived! Dayton Electric 6-valvo Sets, lowest priced, reliable receiver; ouly £29 10s, complete.—Superndio. Ltd. TZELLOG 5-Valve, 1 dial control, new; .IV accept best offer; trial given.—Address at Herald. RADIOKES Units for Philips A C. 3-33, includes coils, cabinets, screenbox: £0 7s od.—Abel. Siiieeton. LtdRADIO House, 105. Victoria St.. i —Agents Famous Majestic Lloctrn, Radios. rniTipl"_'_" anywhere. O-Valve All-wave Screen Grid. Detector, 3 Pentho'.o. with valves, coils; beautiful cabinet ; £ 10. —Radio Bargain Store. 0 7, lligb S« ——■ l n-Ynlve Splitdorf ami Valves. B. ancL C. U Eliminator. Auloniatic Accumulator, Baldwin Speaker. —J *<• Raetihi Cros.. Ml, Albert. WINES FOR SALE. TNVALID Port, 455; Claret, 525: Red. 48s. J- Sherry, extra Special Sherry. LOa; Special Reserve Port. 00s Freight paid. dc ; livered free.—Corban s " I he. mo People. Ml. Lebanon Vineyards. Henderson, or <u. Foil SI.. City. Phone. 12-403. ONCE you order Corban's you'll always want to order it, and keep a good supply honi3. "'IJENOXA Port " pleases the palate; .1 genuine grape wine. 42s doz.; rail paid - Mgr.. Pennna Vineyards, Tc Kauwhnta. T>ADALY' S W 1 N E S JI, Are the be«. and purest of Grape Wines. Satisfaction Guaranteed. Port or Sherry, 30s. 40s, 45s per case; freight paid. J RADALY, Henderson QUNDE'S Wines give best satisfaction. O Port, 40s; Claret, 40s; freight paid: delivered fret? P Fairydalo Vineyards, Gratia. DRESS_AND _ FASHION, 1V T K Have Cleaning and Rebfecking DeVl pnrlmenta. Ladies' and Gent.'s Hals.—• Cox, the Hatter, Karangahape Rd.

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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXVI, Issue 20331, 12 August 1929, Page 1

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Page 1 Advertisements Column 7 New Zealand Herald, Volume LXVI, Issue 20331, 12 August 1929, Page 1

Page 1 Advertisements Column 7 New Zealand Herald, Volume LXVI, Issue 20331, 12 August 1929, Page 1