SITUATIONS WANTED. ACCOUNTS, Book-keeping. Practical Accountant offers part time services small Tradesmen: lowest charges.—Efficient, 125, Herald. * Af'jfst-class Dressmaker and Modellist, very capable, excellent cutter and fitter, looking for position as Manageress in a High-class Dressmaking Business; experienced from Professional School in Vienna and big establishments in Paris; speak French? German, Serb and a little English,—F.H., 7, Herald. BACHELOR, young, best refs., appetite, with means, desires good home, email pay, work.—Quick. 154. Hekalp. ijAiUiAiS, hrst-class, seeks position, town or country.—Experienced. 900. Herald BOOK-KEEPER,' competent, wishes employment, town or country, low wages. —Books. 901. Herald. CIOOK, second cook, even third cook, good / at trade, good refs.; Indian.—Cook, 735. Herald. fIOOK (Female), good, Hotel, waiting env gagement; 2-handed kitchen preferred, country.—Address at Herald. ' t ntAUl' K-MJE-Meclianic, 14 years' experience, private or commercial, all repairs, refs., married.—E.B., 902, Herald. /COMPANION to Invalid Lady, by capablo yy refined young Lady, musical.—Companion, 132, Herald. DAIRY Farm.—Young Man, fully experienced, wants position; state wages.— L.K.G.,' 146, Herald. DAIRY Farm.—Married Couple, young, respectable; husband shed, etc.; wife house; Colonialß, experienced, willing; commence end July.—Satisfaction. 148. Herald. DAIRY Farm.—Returned Soldier (35), 4i years abroad, colonial, married, child, requires position; 14 years' experience, both milkers,. capable take sole charge; refs.— Worker. 108, Herald. DAIRY Farm.—Youth, 4 years' experience, wants work: Waiuku district.—l.S., 5, Herald. IjiARM Hands, Milkers, .Youths, Boys, Learners, waiting positions.—Pearson's Registry, Exchange Lane. FARM Labour.—Milkers, Youths, Boys, Couples, waiting positions.—Al Registry, 47, Queen St. Phone 46-491. GENERAL. —Woman wants position; no washing; good refs.—H., 99, Herald. /"i ROGERS, Storekeepers.—Advertiser seeks VJT position Grocery. Provisions, or rManager Store: refs.—Howe, Box 4(j, Te Kuiti. HOUSEWORK, light cooking, light posiJM. tion, seaside, country: North Auckland preferred: adults.—V.L.. 903. Herald. OUSEKEEPER, town or suburbs, by thoroughly respectable, domesticated. middle-aged Woman—Domestic. 139. Herald. OUSEKEEPER, Caretaker, wants employment, oompetent. elderly; town. country; refß.—Reliable. 129. Herald. OUSEKEEPER or General, thoroughly experienced, reliable: good refs.; Auckland or suburbs.—X., 161, Herald. OUSEKEEPER, experienced, with one child, seeks position, preferably station or farm; milk if necessary.—2o, Herald Agency. Thames. . HOUSEKEEPER, middle-aged, thoroughly competent, desires position, Gentleman, elderly Couple; sole charge; , credentials.Tertius. 710, Herald. HOUSEKEEPER, business people or widower's home; Hamilton district preferred; good plain cook.—Reliable, 535. Herald, Hamilton. LADY Traveller, Wholesale, Retail, Merchants. own car, desires position; any line; good knowledge towns North, South; refs.—B.H., 787, Herald. LADY, young, competent, Book-keeper, Shorthand-Typiste, capable taking charge office, requires position.—Books, 897, Pkha'.d. MAN, worker, wants position, farm, mechanical knowledge cars: low wages for good home; testimonials.—F„ 978, Herat.d. MAN, young, married, desires position Dairy Farm or Sheep Farm.—T. f 975, Herald. . ]\/TAN, good Cook. Housekeep. Bachelors; i'JL town, country; good refs. last place; low wages.—Pensioner, 134, Herald. MAN, 36. experienced. Fencing, Ploughing, Hand, Machine Milking; trustworthy; not afraid of work.—Energetic, 944, Herald. .. , - TITOTOR Engineering.—Lad (16) wishes jLtX employment; previous experience; refs,; driver's licence.—Motor, 116. Herald. URSERY Governess, or Mother's Help, by experienced lady; town or country. —Trusty, 994, Herald. '
SCOTSMAN (24). extensive Business and Farming experience, desires position with prospects; Islands preferred.—M.T., 910, Herald. _____ QUA RE-Milking situation wanted by 0 Family, hand or machines; experienced.—Apply Energetio, 68, Herald. SHARE-Milking wanted by experienced married Man, 60-60 cows preferred.— X., 162. Herald. • SHARE-Milking. by married Man and brother (teetotallers). 50-70 cows; life experience dairying.—Address at Herald. UHEPHERD.-Young Man wishes work, O good experience North and South Islands; East Coast preferable.—S.H., 861. Herald. SHIP'S Steward offers services return keep; good cook; young, sober, smart; city, suburbs. —X., 147, Herald. STOREMAN, Young. 3 years grocery experience; able to drive; seeks position North Auckland.—Willing, 995, Herald. SOUTH AFRICAN Veteran, 53 years. Freemason, wants Kitchen work; small remuneration.—Kilbarchan. 143. Herald. rpAILORING Order and Chart Cutter JL open for engagement; refs. —S.M.. 112. Herald. '|>'HE Salvation Army Immigration DepartX ment.—Brigadier Greene, Resident Seci etary, advises that a few good Lads are now available for farm work.—Apply nmmotlv. Box 136, Te Aio, Wellington. SPRAINING Stable—Thoroughly reliable jL young Man, several years' experience with horses, desires position.—H.C.. 149, Hkraip. ' WOMAN, elderly, respectable, would keep house for widower with children; small wages.—H H., 957, Herald. WOMAN wants work, help lady in Apartment or Private House; small remuneration.—R.W., 40, Herald. PUPILS WANTED. ARTS and Crafts. All branches taught.— Miss Cameron, Studio 11, Park Cres., Parnell. Phone 56-420. A SETLEIGK College. N.Z. Insurance •el Bldf —Matriculation, P.S.E., Teachers' Examinations. General Education. Record Successes recent examinations. BECOME a Maori Scholar; simple, easy lessons.—N.Z. Correspondence Schools. -L> lessons.—N.Z. Correspondence Schools, Pox 50. Auckland Phone 41-734, DRESSMAKING Classes, day or evening, also Special Course Dresscutting, easily learnt.—Miss Askton, 30, Symonds St., next St. Paul's Church. [ELOCUTION, Dramatic Art, also Piano Li and Theorv by certificated teacher.— F Alfrod Price. Security Bldgs., Queen St. Special course foi Stammerers. TOHN MANSON, Teacher Violin, Mando tJ lin. Piano. 175 a Symonds St., opp Lyric. Classes now forming. Fee, 15s. Outfit, with course of tuition (including music), on terms. T EARN To Drive a Motor-car at Edgar Ju C. Pearce's School! of Motor Driving. Driver's Certificate guaranteed; tuition by experts only. Wo teach on all makes of cars.—Pearce's School of Motor Driving, Khyber Pass. Phono 46-206. AXOTOR Driving.—Expert Tuition, Council Certificate guaranteed.—Mr. Baker, Auto Service Station, 46, Wellesloy St. W. 11/FILLINERY Claases. Miss Rutherford i-'-l has resumed Classes at Room 2, Gaze's Bides.. 4a. Karangahape Rd MISS WATT, lato Tabernacle Bldgs.. -tf-l Cut 3. Fits Dresses; Special Classes Beginners.—Princess Bldgs., Queen St. T3ROFESSIONAL Coach and Private J- Tutor. Methods sound, results guaranteed.—Herbert Mason, M.A.. 88 Grange Road. r PUITION, private, all subjects, to Matri- *• culation; satisfaction guaranteed; day and evening Classes formed, including Mathematics; terms moderate.—Address at Herald. OPTOMETRISTS AND OPTICIANS. CF. McWJ.LLIAM, Ophthalmic Optician: • established .1912.—Third Floor. Pacific Bldgs., Wellesley St. Phone 45-222, MISCELLANEOUS. OHEUMO removes excess Uric Acid from xy the blood Rheumo for Rheumatism, iSoiatica. Gout Lumbago. 2s 6d and 4s 6d A I'RIAL will convince you that there is a nothing liko Holfe'a Wax for Linos, and Furniture T ATE lights? Renew your energy by eating Yeaston Tablets; full of vitamines.—A. Eccles, Chemist. A 2s 4d Tin of Rolfo's Wa* contains as much as three la tins Obtainable everywhere. •' SICKNESS AND IN HEALTH " A nothing so acceptable as the glowing warmth of the "Unique" Hot Water Bottle. Guaranteed sot to Leak or burst.
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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXVII, Issue 20603, 30 June 1930, Page 1
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