SITUATIONS WANTED. BAKER, young, reliable, bread and smalls, take charge if necessary.—Baker, 25, 'lliird Avenue, Kingsland. fIHILDREN'S Nurse open for engagement. fc\, 452, Herald. COMPANION-Help, thoroughly competent to manage everything for business or elderly couple.—Ring 20-027. C'OMI'ANION-Nurse; arrangements made ' for iclieving; experienced, refs.—A.N., (>77, Herald. / IUML'ANJON-Help, Nursing Position wanted, or Daily Work; excellent re-commendations.—Middle-aged, 659. Herald. CIOMPANiON-Help, capable, requires posi- ' tion; good home, small remuneration; vicinity, Papatoetoe-Otahuhu preferred.— 8., (107. Herald. DOMESTIC. —Girl, 19, requires position, capablo; references.—Write L.M., 653, II eualq. DRESSMAKING. —Shirt Machinist, 8 year's experience, knowledge Frocks, desires position; wages no object.—N.T., G23, Herald. DRIViHJ, competent, young, married, seeks position. Truck, Van or Car; not afraid work.—Sober, 031, Herald. DRIVER -Mechanic (28), position, town or country; garage, repair, and electrical service experience.—Reliable, 530, HehA'.r. GARDENER, experienced, lawns, flowers, vegetables; moderate wage for good home; first-class references.—Gardener. 458, Herald. (\IRL, capable, requires work, week-ends only; any capacity.—B., 5K7, Herm.d. ROGERS, Storekeepers. Advertiser seeks position, town or country; competent, ablo manage.—Hunt, Box 40. Te K uiti. HAIRDRESSER, middle-aged, 30 years' continuous service city, seeks position country; excellent credentials.—H.D., 686, Hkiiai.d. HANDYMAN about place desires work, clean, sober; town, suburbs; small wages, good home. —Handy, C 43, Hkralp. HOME, good, and 10s weekly desired by Lady in return for Housekeeping Duties.—Office, 675, Herald. HOUSEKEEPER, capable and experienced; good cook; good refs. —W.Y.. 090, Herald. HOUSEKEEPER, Lady, experienced, careful manager, desires position; 1 or 2 adults.—R„ 458, Herald. HOUSEKEEPER.— Position required by Widow (50), honest, own mistress; gent.., father and son.—Address at Herald. H~ OUSEKEEPER or General.—Woman, little boy, seeks position, Rotorua line preferred.—Housekeeper, Box 36, Morr i nsville. _____ H _ OUSKKEEPER— Lady, refined, capable, would take charge of home; good housekeeper, trustworthy; xefs.— A .8.C., 636, Herald. HOUSEKEEPER, experienced and reliable. wishes position, solo charge in good home.—A.B., 496, Herald. HOUSEKEEPER.— Widow," refined, mid-dle-aged, desirea position to doctor or business gentleman; all duties. —Jrustworthy. 600, Hetald. HOUSEKEEPER.— Position required by reliable Woman; refs. if required.— 395. New North Rd., Kingsland. HOUSEKEEPING— Young Lady seeks position; clean, willing, trustworthy, genuine; farmers, farmor, widower; Waikato. -Write X.Y.Z., 477, Herald. HOUSEWORK, Etc.—Respectable Widow wants employment; sleep in.—Apply Walter, C.o. 141, Trafalgar St.. Onehunga.
HOUSE. Shop.—Lady (23), like position; North Shore districts preferred; sleep out.—Cure Hkuald Agent. Milford. lADY Help wishes position in refined J home; competent.—Trn3t. 694. Herald. LADY requires Home; give Services Mornings for small remuneration; thoronghly domesticated. —Musical. 661, Herald. T ADY Help, experienced, desires position, 1-i adult family.—Write, M.8., 7, Mays St.. Devonport. LADY would like position Housekeeper where child not objected to; own mistress preferred,—P.L.P.. 4G2. Herald. LADY, young, wants work City; experienced pantrymaid, good plain cook.— S.. 628. Herald. lORRY, Horses, Wood-cutting. ManagJ ing.—Man wants work, anything; country preferred.—Urgent. 489. Herald. MAN, young, life experience, seeks position among Horses; good rider.—Barron, C.o. Attwood. Kara. Whangarei. MAN (40), clean, all-round hand; Teamster, Fencing, Draining. Dairying; anything. anywhere; refs. —Excelsior Keg. MAN. young (23), seeks position; competent motor-driver, groundsman, used working motor mower; good refs.—Experienced. 467, Herald. MAN, 33, 10 years' experience sheep, able to drive horses or motors, requires position .—Corupetjni^ MAN, young, used Boarding House Work, willing work for home, small wage; re f ß , —Willing. 662. Herald. MARRIED Couple, man experienced all farm work, wife domesticated, seeks position.—Couple. 490. Herald. MILK Roundsman, experienced, energetic, reliable, open engagement.—Dairy, 615, Herald. MOTOR Engineering, take charge; 18 years' experience; go anywhere; disengaged.—Motor, 453. Herald. MOTHER, Daughter, 19, require Position jointly, separately; milk; Matamata district.— C. Geater, No. 2 Camp, Karapiro. "VTURSERYMEN, Gardeners.- ; Young Man, experienced nursery, seedlings, private gardening, desires progressive situation,— Horticulture. SSB. Herald. OFFICE Work wanted, Man. 26, honest, energetic; 5 years' book-keeping experience.—Ambitious, G4o. Herald. OFFICE Work, 1 or more afternoons weekly, to firms where no Permanent Tvoiste.—Stenographer, 483. Herald. PLASTERWORK, all branches, contract or labour; competent tradesman; town, country.—lo. Moreton St.. Auckland. S— HORTHAND-TYPISTE, competent, requires position; 10 years' secretarial and general experience Merchant's Office.— H.. 400, Herald. STENOGRAPHER, experienced, desires O position.—Write S.T.. 471, Herald. rpo Hotelkeepers.—Barmaid wants posiJL tion in Auckland; youngest licensed; good appearance; total_ abstainer, highest references; some years in present position, leading Wellington hotel.—C.M., G4O, Hehalp. TXTOMAN (40), clean, good cook, refs., IT seeks Housekeeper. General, Domestic; town, country.—Excelsior Reg. PUPILS WANTED. ART Metalwork, Basketry. Leatherwork, Pokerwork, Penpainting. Stencilling, Woodcarving. Tatting. Prospectus posted.— Miss Ayling. Strand Arcade. BANJO, Guitar. Uku., Saxophone, m°^ rn ' rapid methods.-Eric Pickering, Academy Studios. 427. Upper Queen St.
DRESSMAKING and Classes.— Quarterly Classes, Practical Dressmaking; individual instruction.— McClymont and WoodQfi. City Chambers. DRESSMAKING Problems mado easy.— Miss Coulthard, Registered Teacher. Dressmaking Classes.-Top Symonds St. Phone 43-GSO. _ I EARN to Drive a Motor-car at Edgar J C. Pcarce's School of Motor Driving. Driver's Certificate guaranteed, tuition by experts only. Wo teach on nil makes of enrs.—Pearco's School of Motor Driving, Khyhor Pass. Phone 4G-206. SWIMMING, Tepid Baths.—Leorn Latest, Fastest Stroke; quick, ellicicnt tuition. —D. B. Anderson, Box 1327. TUITION WANTED. GENTLEMAN required immediately Coach Boy for Matriculation. —Reply with terms, 15, Wcstbourne Rd., Remuora. DYERS AND CLEANERS. CARPET Cleaning Reduced to Gd square yard.—Domestio Vacuum Co.. 11, Wpllesiev St. East. Phone 44-600. NZ DRY CLEANING AND DYEING . CO.. Newton. Vans collect, deliver.— Phone 47-005 (5 lines). , " YJORTER'S." Established 1892, give sat.l. isfaotion in all work. Vans collect. Jo 1 iver.— Shop: 43. Karanguliape Rd. RIPLEY'S Cleaning Services.—Vacuum Cleaning, Windows, Carpets, Shops, 4 Offices, Houses.—Phono 42-741, 10, Commerce St. rpEN'NIS Players (Ladies and Gentlemen). .1. —Save money and receivo better satisfaction by having your Blazers made, to order by capable. experienced person. Reasonable charges.—Reliable, 627 Herald. INSURANCE. A LLTANCE ASSURANCE CO., LTD.xY Assets, £30,1100,000. Phono 43-123, 5. O'Connell St.—Manager, Wilfrid Skegg. PUBLIC TYPISTS. QHORTHANDTYPISTE, export; confidents tial typewriting taken; satisfaction guaranteed; reasonable terms. —103, Chancery Chambers. City,
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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXVII, Issue 20690, 9 October 1930, Page 1
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