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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXVII, Issue 20539, 14 April 1930, Page 1

SITUATIONS WANTED. ATTENDANT, Professional Rooms: extor ienced;'goptl refs.—X.. 500, Herald. ANDMAN, Trombone or 88,, wants work, any class, go anywhere; age &}.—Trom.. 633, Herald. B~"~ OOK-KEEPER. Typiste, Cashier, capable taking charge desires position; disengaged after Easter; excellent testimonials. P. 0., 365, Herald. . CIARPENTEII, repairs every description; I na«h cords replaced; prices reasonable. -J. Knowles, 23. Tennvaon St. 20-644. CHEF, wife, second, disengaged, thoroughly lcliable; sober, economical; anywhere; references; well recommended. 3<>B. Herald ■ COMPANION -Help to elderly lady or aged couple, desired by tuiddle-aged Lady. —Reliable, 416, Herald. /"IO.M PAN lON-Help.—Lady, _ well _ recoinmended, would like position in small adult family.—GSO. IIKUALI). CIOMPANION.— Lady, middle-aged, desires ' position, nursing experience, assist light duties; pood refs. —Capable, 351. Herald. experienced Automobile, Aero and Marino Engines, capable taking charge garage; highest refs.—Motor, 4-17, Herald. Work wanted, 12 years; experience, J- tractor, horses or milking; willing worker.—Willing, 358, Heualp. i — Experienced married Man with X help desires position.—Particulars. Farmer. -131. Herald. _____ ],L\RM. Labour.—Milkers, Machine and X Hand, Youths and Learners, waiting jobs.—Pearson's Registry, Exchange Lane. C GARDENER, tradesman, new land made, T top-dressing, expert pruner and florist. —Gardener, 475, Herald. GItOCER'S Assistant (32), excellent tefs., 12 years' experience, counter work, desires position.—Assistant, 103, c.o. Herald Agency, Thames. H _ AIRPRESSER Improver Becks position: cr.n cut hair and shave; 2yrs' experience Tonsor. 194, Herald. Hamilton. HOUSEKEEPER, capable, refined Woman, good cook, thoroughly domesticated; good refs.—J.M., C 33, Herald. OUSEKEEPER. middle-aged. desires position; excellent credentials; gentlemen. place trust.—H.C., 477, Herald. H"~ OUSEKEEPER.— Lady, capable, refined. desires position, elderly couple, bachelor or widower.—E.S.B., 461, Hekai.p. OUSEKEEPER, experienced, good cook, refined; own mistress; country preferred.—Reliable Registry, 15, Queen St.; 42-293. LADY Help or Housekeeper, capable and experienced; good refs.—B.E.. 001, Hkkalp. __ - • LORRY-Driver wants work, town or country, 3 years' experience; willing worker. —Driver, 357. Herald. —.— AN (30). semi-deaf, seeks any position, inside or outside; good refa.—\\rite Urgent. 357, Herald. AN desires work, any description; will go anywhere, on conditions bach and alone.—Demen. 564. Herald. MAN requires work urgently. Hotel, InM atitution. Farm. etc.-Urgent, 520, Herald, or Phone 43-701. MARRIED Couple, want position; Man milk, etc.. Wife capable housekeeper; good with children; 1 child school age.— Stcady. 511, Herald. MARRIED Man wants General t arm Work with Bachelor. —Apply 06, Herald Agency. Thames. _______ MARRIED Couple want position; Housekeeper, Cook. Farm iVork, Garden, odd jobs, car; anywhere—Couple, ba-, Herald. —— MARRIED Couple, young, want position on Farm; used to hand or machine milking.—M.C., 413. Herald. . MERCERY. Outfitting.—Young Man. 7 IYI years in trade, requires position; go anywhere.—Mercer, Herald. Whangarei. . MOTHER'S Help.—Woman, y° u °&; P osi ' tion. good home; fond of children. Reliable. 197. Herald, Hamilton. NURSE, cheerful, take charge Invalid, Mental, otherwise; highest testimonials. Phono 20-520.—20, Sentinel Rd„ Heme Bay.

POSITION on Farm, 2 mates, »eii experienced; wages 355, found, wnte Urgent, 632, Herald. 1 1 "POSITION wanted by middle-aged man, supplement income; pood Salesman, Book-keeper; big business; financialexperience. Salary, 50s week.—K.M., 403, Herald. QHAIIE-Milker wants herd, coming £> season, 50-GO cows, experienced; good refs.—M.. C.o. Boyce. Cambridge. SHARE-Milking, good herd, 100-120 cows, 3 adult milkers; excellent refs.—Wooderson. Box 55.. Putaruru. GHAREMILKERS, for coming season; life O experience; gootl milkers; good refs; no children milkers.—Milker, 4SS, Herald. SHEEP Station.—M.C want position, no encumbrance; wife, domestic; man, cowman, gardener; refs. Genuine, 212, Herald. PUPILS WANTED. \ RTS and Crafts. All branches taught.— -A Miss Cameron, Studio 11, Park Cres., Parnell. Phone 46-420. A SHLEIGH College, N.Z. Insurance ±1 Bldg.—Matriculation P.S.E.. Teachers examinations. General Education. Record Successes recent examinations. UCTIOM* Bridge, by experienced teacher, mornings, afternoons, evenings. C, Glasgow Terrace. Phone 43-313. A UOKLAND Coaching College.-E?pert J\ tuition by Correspondence for Matriculation, Proficiency, etc.—Particulars, Pnn cipnl. Box P9l. Dressmaking classes.—Miss Ashton, 25, Symonds St., has removed opposite to 30, Symonds St., next to St. Paul's Church. ELECTRIC Wiremen.—Enrol in New Course and pass Registration Examination.—Write Dept. A.. Box 1793. G.P.O. IP LOCUTION, also special Course for Stammerers. Art and Shorthand; Individual attention by F. Alfred Price, 26. Security Blags.. Queen St. GROCERS.— Don't risk failure. Master Book-keeping. Ticket-writing and Salesmanship.—Details from DEPT. A. Box 1793, G.P.O. JOHN MANSON. Teacher of Violin, Mandolin and Piano, 175 a, Symonds St., opposite Lyric Theatre. . J EARN To Drive a Motor-car at Edgar J C. Pearco's School of Motor Driving Driver's Certificate guaranteed; tuition by experts only. We teach on all makes of cars.- Pearce'a School of Motor Driving, Khyber Pass. Phone 46-206. TI/fTLLINERY Classes.—Miss Rutherford I>l lias resumed Classes at Room 2..Gazes Bldgs., 4a, Karangahape Rd. ■ OHYSICAL Culture for Ladies, Girls; reX ducing. building, keeping fit; lgn. term -310 Djhvorth Bldg. 47-799 ROFESSIONAL Coach and Private Tutor; sound methods; guaranteed re3ults.—Herbert Mason, M.A.. 88. Grange Rd. PLUMBERS.— Add R.S.I. Certiflcato to X your Qualifications. Write DEPT. A.. BOX 1793, For Information re Special Course. "\7I7RESTLING, Physical Culture Studio, V\ Top Floor, Chatfield Chambers, Cust.oins St. E. —Chas. l\a>ler. . TOILET. 4 lITISTIC Permanent Waving, from 21s. J\ —Misses Hackett and Crowther. Power Board Bldg.. Queen St. Phone 46-706 A PERMANENT Wave of Natural LoveliiV lICPS, from £1 Is.—Madam Tate Bon Marche Chambers. Newton. PhoneJMjL /IAHTEK AND ASHER. 19. Shortland St \J —Expert Ladies' llan'clrc3soi 3 ; £5 5s Permanent Wn.ve for 305.-Phone 41-593. . KAPO." Rejuvenating Hair Restorer, stops falling hair! Never fails to restore grey hair. Obtamnble_ alljChemists^ NANCY'KEELEY, Hairdresser, Ist Floor, lIM Arcade.—Trained by Mrs. Colledge. all'branches.—Phono 40-125. 7AS WORTH FOR MS.-R. EAGLETON I U says. Why envy the other Ladies Permanent Wave? Have ono done for yourßclf. Our work has stood the public test for 50 veais Quality makes us continuously busy. Proof of gentleness in our special work is that iv child of 5 years was amongst our clients EAGLETQN( Wig Maker nml Ladies' Hair Specialist, 6, Victoria Street, next Queen Street. Phono 43-170. CHEMISTS. /"11111 EX Crcnin, wonderful euro Eczema, Hod Nose, Pimples; 2s Cd, 1 4s Gd.— Clarke, Chemist. 116, Victoria St. PIIOSPHORTON, the Great Blood Puntier, powerful tonic; bottles. 2s 6d, 4s fid, 7s 6d. —A, Ecrlcs, all branches. jyjTNING RIGHTS FOR SALE. ON THE MAHAKIPAWA GOLDFIELDS, PELORUS SOUND. ALSO COMPLETE MINING ILAM. MAIIAK.IPAWA GOLD FIELDS, LID., ITS, Manchester Stxcct, Christchurcb,