DOMESTICS WANTED. /"""10MPAN lON-House Help, for widow. W Lady, plain cooking, bagwash, other help provided; Remuera, near car stop; £l. —Reliable, 256, Herald. DOMESI 10, youny. smart, good cook essential; references; small family.—Call Herald. Domestic, good, pi ain cook, capable all duties; good home. Milford.—Adults, Ks7, HF,RAI,I>. I DOMESTIC Help, must bo thorough, plain yj cooking; adults; sleep out, week-ends free; 25s.—After 10 a.m., 3, Bay View Ed., Remuera. Phone 16-650. IJJ.IKL, for Light Housework,—lll, Federal VT St., City. /"JIIRL, reliable, good cooking essential.— VT 16, Huntly Ave.. Grafton. LADY Help, care '2 children, ages 7-9, light duties.—References, 224, Herald. T7l/AIIR'ESS, experienced. Apply 9.30 Vi a.m., Albert Cafe. High St. BELL'S Registry, Winstone Bldg.—Cooks, Relieving Maid, 41s; Generals, 30s; Lady Help. RELIABLE Registry, Queen's Arcade. 42-293. —Girl, daily (Epsom); Housekeeper (Waikato), Domestics, waiting. QTRAND Registry, Strand Arcade.— O H's'm'd-Waitress. country; Domestic, young, refined, 10s, Remuera. FARM HANDS WANTED. CHRISTIAN Family, hand-milk 60 cows, yy form work; state wages, number family and sex milkers.—Trustworthy. 324, Herald. ]V/rACHINb Milking, General Farm Work. ±IX —Experienced Youth, available now; refs.—J., 335. Herald. MACHINE Milking, Clean and General Farm Work.—Farm Hand; state age, experience.—Maunder. Awakeri. MARRIED Couple, experienced, help Machine Milking, Farm Work; own cottage; no schoolchildren; state wages.— George England, Matamata.. MARRIED Couple, experienced, adult mnlo help workers, machines, clean strippers, bll farm work, own cottage; personal interview.—Energetic, Care Flatts, Te Arriha. 11/1 iLLKING Machines.—Competent Man or Youth wanted; good stripper.—F. 8. Donald. Tatuanui. Phone 98K, Morrinsville. SHARE-Milkers, with 50 cows, to work farm.—Box 109, Rotorua.. PEARSON'S Registry, Exchange Lane.— Young Man, dairy farm; Housekeeper, able hand milk.. FARM WORK WANTED. DAIRY Farm.—Youth, 18, £1 week, all experiences.—M. Spice, Waitoa. Work.—Man, life experience, seeks position, worker, sober.—Call Herald. 1 /ARM.—Young Man wants job, slight experience; small wage.—A.B.C., 135, Herald. Hand, thoroughly experienced. J- . Colonial; recommended.—McKnight'a Registry, Hamilton. Phone 3035. HANDYMAN, milk, fence, middle-aged, active; good home, small wages.—J.M., 243. Herald. MACHINE or Hand Milking.—Youth (19), 15s week.—Permanent, 72, Herald, Hamilton. MACHINE Milking, General Farm Work; Youth, experienced, 2 years last place. Dairy, 774, Herald. TV/JTILKERS, Married Couple, experienced Dairy Hands, Share-milking; will invest some capital.—Particulars, Bell's iiegistry. PLOUGHING wanted by day or contract life experience.—S.W., 30. Herald. POULTRY Farming, near Auckland.— Young Man (24), conscientious, reliable, desires position, learn.—Trustworthy, 173. Herald. SHARE-Milker, own herd, 40 cows, seeks position, coming season, of leasehold considered.—Cows, Box 36, Morrinsville. WANTED TO BUY. APPAREL.— Mrs. Outtnm, largest Buyer Ladies', Gent'B Left-ofT Clothing.—ls, Victoria St. Phone 42-674. A PPAKEL, Boots, Shoes, Musical Instruments. Old Gold and Silver; best prices.—Kissin, 102, Hobson St. ATTENTION! —Best Price Gents, and • Ladies' Left-off Clothing.—Hansen's, 6. Wakefield St. Phone 43-021. BARRISTER'S Gown, second-hand; also Wig, size 6}in.—l2. Winstone Bldg. BARBER'S Chair, Barken or Koken preferred; cheap.—Particulars to Box 47, Pukelftthe. J IABIN Trunk, Wardrobe Trunk, or Wardrobe Suitcase.—Rcnlv XV7. . 37(2 robe Suitcase.—Reply X.Y.Z., 372, Herald. CLOTHING, Suits, Boots, Old Gold, Building Society Shares; phone 45-330. —Meltzer's, 65, Victoria St.. call. j"\ROPSIDE Cot and Mattress wanted for J- * cash.—G.A.. 265. Herald. PIPING, 500 ft~ sin price to Wilkinson, Brookby, Manurewa. T3ABBIT Traps, about 50; must be in J.L (rood order and cheap.—Phone 42-688. SADDLE, English Hunting, medium size. —S.J.. 318, Herald. SEWING Machine, second-hand, suitable stitching sacks or heavy canvas.— Urgent, 317, Herald. SHOTGUN, English; also Shooting Waders required.—Particulars to Sportsman. 371, Herald. STOVE, Dover, small; must be cheap.— Mrs. McWhirter. 422. Mt. Eden Rd. Wo will buy the Honse as it stands or in smaller lots. HIGHEST PRICES SPOT CASH. PhAne 40-325. RICHARD ARTHUR, LTD. (Opposite Town Hall.) BUSINESSES WANTED. BAKERY wanted, doing up to 1500 loaves. —Whitehead's 3. Swanson St. BUSINESS, good, sound, mu6t stand accountant's investigation; £3OO cash, balance terms; banker's references.—D.W., 230, Herald. GROCERY AND HARDWARE, or General Store, by on experienced Man with £2500 cash. Full particulars as to turnover, stock, rent, must, be given. Information confidential; no agents.—Experienced, 323, Herald. HOTELS.— -Consult Experts.—Winter and Phelan, Ltd., Hotel Brokers, 126, Queen's Arcade, Queen St., Auckland. IF wishing dispose of Business, Stocks, etc., privately for cash. —Merchandise, 354, Herald. PICTURE THEATRE BUSINESS WANTED.—We have a genuine buyer with £ISOO cash: country preferred; send particulars urgently.—Kay-Stratton and Quinn, Business Specialists. H.M. Arcade. WANTED IMMEDIATELY—SmaII, well- » » established Stationery,. Fancy Goods Business, in good Auckland suburb. Milk Round and Dairy, town or country, 30 to 00 gallons. Send details to SIMPSON AND SIMPSON. 50. Ferry Buildings. DYERS AND CLEANERS. DOMESTIC Vacuum Cleaning Co., opp. Wellesley St. P.O.—House! Cleaning Service.—Phones 44-600. evening 45-631. • NZ. DRY CLEANING AND DiEING • CO., Newton. Vans collect, deliver.— Phono 47-005 (5 lines). RIPLEY'S Cleaning Service.—Vacuum Cleaning. Windows, Carpets, Shops, Offices, Houses.—Phono 42-741, 10, Commerce St. 4 S.—Suits. Costumes, Frocks (plain), beautifully Cleaned, Pressed, when brought to " Porter's." 43 Karangahape Rd. DO YOU LOOK AT YOUR HAT? EVERYBODY ELSE DOES. LET THE CROTHALL WAY CLEAN AND BLOCK YOUR HAT FOR 3S FOR 3S (Re-trimmed Extra.) OUR HAT DEPARTMENT IS IN CHARGE OF AN EXPERT FROM SYDNEY WHO IS UNEXCELLED IN THE ART OF RENOVATING HATS. -QROTHAL QLEANERS AND jQYERS, JjTD.. 33-35, EDEN VALE ROAD. MT. EDEN. Branches Throughout City and Suburbs. Call. Writo or Ring 13-000 or 20-720. NO CHARGE FOR COLLECTING AND DELIVERING, \ BUT DON'T DELAY DRESS AND FASHION. BOYS' Monogram Caps, 2s 6d; Girls' Hat Badges, Is.—Cox, the Hatter, Karangahape Rd.
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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXVIII, Issue 20827, 20 March 1931, Page 1
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