SITUATIONS WANTED. A CCOUNTANT desires Builders', Tradesmen's Books; efficiency, satisfaction at minimum expense.—W. Haydon, 9. Westmere Crescent. A DVER'iISER, Lady, unable obtain cm--tx ployment _ (Stenographer, Typiste, etc.), would like hear sonieone requiring Secretarial Companion or Lady Help.— Anxious, 400, Herald. A UCTIONEER (Land, Stock, General), disengaged about Jan. 20, de3ircs position.—lntegrity, 338, Herald. GARPENTER-Joiner, good tradesman, wants work,- town or country.— Tradesman, 373, Heualq. IARPENTER, apprentice, 4th year, seeks ) position.—Phone 20-470, evenings. TIHEF and Second, Married Couple: country hotel.—Experienced. 372, Herald. nOOK, Bush Camp, good baker, reliable; ; \J go anywhere.—Cook, 384. Herald. I COOK, good baker, wants position, Hotel or Camp, country or town; single, sober. —J.R., 345, Herald. CtOUPLE, energetic, 2 school children; J Wife Cook? Man used horses; like Farm work; clean.— Willing, 359. Herald. AIRY Farming—Man, young, Christian, fully experienced, requires position; start Jan. 30; near Hamilton or Cambridge. —Worker, 442, Herald. DAIRY Farm.—Position wanted, 2 years' experience; good home; Thames preferred.—Box 23. Isgatea. , DRESSMAKER, late of Sydney, experienced in wardrobe and household; will go country.—Phone 47-643. DRESSMAKER seeks engagement, daily, 10s, fares: all kinds Sewing undertaken.—43. Spring St., Onehunga. DRIVER, licensed, truck, van or service car; age 39; teetotaller.—Driver, 381, Herald. any description, town or country, required by young Man, English, educated. Willing, 334, Herald. IjIARM Work.—English Public School Boy, 6 years' experience dairying; refs. if required.—Capable. 712, Herald. I?ARM (some experience).—Strong, able- • bodied young Man desires position; good testimonials. —Keen, 345, Herald. 171 ARM Labour.— Experienced Men, : Youths, Milkers, Ploughmen, waiting poistions.—Al Registry, Palmerston Bldgs. Phone 46-491. TMRMlNG.—Reliable all-round Carpenter, X 1 . young, Single; good stripper; seeks position Country.—Write Farmwork, 274, Herald. (GENTLEWOMAN, middle : aged, CompanX ion; willing to assist in all duties.— Z.X., 378, Herald. GIRL, young, orphan, would like Position, Mother's Help; Auckland'district preferred.—Urgent. 404, Herald. GIRL, 21, seeks position, Shop or Office; refs.—F., 421, Herald. pOVERNESS, young,, college education, VJJT desires position in refined home; salary secondary consideration.—College, 249, Herald. HAIRDRESSER, first-class, Lady's and Gent.'s Hand; would relieve town or country; married. Hairdresser, 368, Heralp. HOUSEKEEPER'S position wanted by reliable Woman, town or country, where boy no objection.—Willing, 413, Herald. HOUSEKEEPER, middle-aged. lequires Position reliable, adult family, City.— 164. Ponsonby Rd., Ponsonby. HOUSEKEEPER, middle-aged, refined, desires position, good cook, excellent iefs.; own mistress preferred.—A.K., 375, leralu. « HOUSEKEEPER (25), well educated, desires position; boy 21 years.—Write Position, 386, Herald. HOUSEKEEPER or Companion-Help.— Position, refined home, where girl, school age, no objection.—Capable, 270, HF.rald. ' TTOUSEWORK of any kind wanted by JIL experienced young Woman, half-days, afternoon preferred.—Reliable, 321, Herald. T ADY, capable, energetic, small School-J-J girl, will give eervicea refined home, small remuneration.— Willing. 374, Herald. LADY, capable, child 5 years. Light Duties return for good home.—Refined, 391, Herald ADY, young, as attendant.—sß, Symonds J St., between 2 and 4 p.m. ]ADY, refined, seeks position Lady-Help J in quiet' adult family.—H., 392, Herald. LADY would Read to Invalids in English, French , Italian, German, 2s 6d first hour, including tram fares.—Mrs. B. Wilson, Box 24, G.P.O. TITAN, young, would like Position Hair■l'x dresser 'lmprover; experienced, reliable. —Address at Herald. MAN, married (30), seeks management small Dairy: Farm: 10 years' experienc3.—Haddrell. Rural Delivery, Taupiri. MAN, young, experienced Tunnel Work, good trucker, use popper and explosives; go anywhere. Tunnel, 234, Herald. MILK Roundsman, energetic, motor delivery, seeks position, town or country; start next month.—Reliable, 9441, Herald. OFFICE. Warehouse.—Youth (16), desires . position; 3 years Grammar.—Youth, care Three Lamps. QHARE-Milking. 60-70 cows, coming season; married Man.—W., c.o. Gifford. To Awamutu. - 'hEEP Farming—English Public School ; Boy, arriving Dominion 26th inst., wishes learn Sheep Farming, view taking up land.—Farmer. 946. Herald. rpo STOREKEEPERS.— Young Woman. -L many years' experience in buying and selling, all departments, anxious hear of position. General Store: can keep double entry book-keeping, used post office worK. —Anxious, 356. Herald. ASHING. Cleaning.—Daily work required by experienced help; 9s day.—Reliable, 268. Herald. WATCHMAKER, Jeweller and Engraver seeks position; refs. of world-wide experience to prove: own complete kit.— W.H . 290. Herald. _ OMAN, capable, -wants any kind of work, daily.—Worker. 414, Herald. WOMAN, educated, would take charge i and teach motherless Child; also good housekeeper.—M., 377, Herald. WANTED TO, BUY. " A LFA-Laval" Separator, about 30-35ga1.. ■A in good order.—G.P.O. Box 98. AMBERGRIS.— Send registered post, cash offer return mail.—Walter Mason, 20, H.M. Arcade, Queen St. , L APPAREL— Mrs. Outtrim. largest buyer Ladies', Gent.'s Left-of! Clothing.—lo, Victoria St. Phone 42-674. AUCKLAND Auctioneering Co. give best prices for furniture: valuations free; sales at. houses.—Phone 42-238. BEST Price for Suits, Dresses, Boots.— Hansen's, 6, Wakefield St., opp. Town Ha l. Phone 43-021. BEFORE Soiling, Before Buying Your Furniture, consult Squirrcll and Co. We defy competition. Phone 44-398. /CLOTHING. Suits, Boots, Old Gold, Building Society Shares; confidential dealing.—Meltzer Bros., ,65-67, Victoria St. FUNGUS Bought, highest market any quantity, from any. part of .New Zealand.—Hoe Bros.. Te Kuiti. PURNITURE wanted. 4-5 rooms, modern; -I- spot cash: rent house if suitable.—Particulars to Reliable. 330, Herald. Kauri g u m. We are Cash Buyers, At Highest Market Rates. oE all Grades. THOS. LEES AND SONS, Customs Street Ea«t. SCALES, platform, up lo scwt,; reply.— Box 628, Auckland. Sample Hampers (2 or 3). J- —Particulars to G.P.0., Box 538, Auckland. r POOLS of all descriptions, Bought, Sold J- or Excliauged. Highest prices given. —Shergold, 54, Victoria St. WINES FOB SALE. UCKLAND WINE CO.. 4-6. Rutland St.—Choice Sweet Frontignac, 35s> per ■A UCIvLAND WINE CO., 4-6. Rutland xl St.—Rich Port. £2 per case: Special Port, £2 10s per case; Madeira, i,'2 ss, per cr.se; Sherry, £2 5s per case; Assorted Casrs, from £2: delivered free ncai est rail or port, Auckland Province; . quality guariuneed.— Opposite Town Hall. GJ.OOD Port Wine, 32s Gd gallon at depot. * Bring two gallon jars.—Corban's vT Bring two gallon jars.—Corban's Wines, Fort St. INVALLD Port, 455; Claret, 4os; Red, 48s; Slienv Mt. Lebanon Vineyards, Henderson, or SI, Fort St., City,. l'hone 42-163.
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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXVII, Issue 20468, 21 January 1930, Page 1
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