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SITUATIONS WANTED. COMPANION -Help,. good cook, '.needlewoman; can drive car; refs.—])., 92, J IE it AM). CIOA FIJDENTIAL Work, any description, ■> -undertaken; tradesmen's books; accounts collected; manuscript typed.—P.O. Box m ("TOOK. —Position wanted. Hotel experiJ ence; no washing.—K.. 115, Hkralt>. C>OOK, good, steady, Hotel, Restaurant, > Boardingliouse; town or country.—Capable, 41, Ilehali> DOMESTIC— Girl (23), educated, refined, wants position: refs.—A., caro 'lotty, Runciman ENGLISH Public School Boy, fit, strong, willing; go anywhere, anything.—Manning, 13, Herald. ROGER, 16 years' experience, capable window dressing, ticket writing, charge; excellent refs.—Grocer, 148. Heuald. ROGERS, Tradesmen, any suburb VJ Book-keeper, neat, experienced, keep hooks, evenings; Is hour. —Diploma, 199, Jlkhald. HOTELS.— Position wanted as Manager or Barman; best refs. —Confidential, 120, Hkhalp. OUSEKEEPER.—Position wanted where daughter at business could board. — Address at Herald. ■ HOUSEKEEPER to elderly Gentleman, position where good service appreciated; phone.—Call Herald. LADY, young, fully Domesticated, desires position Adult Family; refs.; Scotch. — Reliable. 33. Herald. MIDWIFE, capable, seeks engagement, town or country; terms moderate.— X.Y.Z., G4. Heuald. IJANTRYMAID-Kitchenmaid, clean, smart, experienced, seeks position; refs.—Ring 42-007. PARLOURMAID or Housemaid, English, position in good family.—W.B., 89, Heuald. U HARE-Milking, coming seasoii, 100-120 cows; family (5), experienced milkers. —Cleave, c.o. Flatts, Te Aroha. WOMAN, elderly, refined, good refs., all duties; 2-3 adults. E.M.S., 138, Herald. WORK WANTED. A BE GALBRAITH.—Chimney Sweeping, J\ Sieve Repairing, 30 years' experience. —4, Wilton St. Grey Lynn. Phone 27-560. BAD Cooking Stoves can bo made equal, to new.—Payne, SG, Richmond Road. Phone 27-097. CARPENTER, tradesman; Alterations, Additions, Repairs. Workmanship guaranteed, reasonable; estimates free.— Ring Cronin, 20, Beaconsfield St. ____ CHESTERFIELD Suites, guaranteed construction; factory prices; Re-coverings, Renovations. —Kircher's Cabinet Works, Cobden St.. Newton. 40-725. CHIMNEY Sweep, practical.—Ranges, Coppers, Incinerators; dustless; moderate charges.—Colquhoun, Totara St., Ponsonby. Phone 26-759. i ' „ DISTINCTIVE Gowns, Exclusive Parisian Styles, accurately reproduced.—Madame Cecily, 2nd Floor, Vulcan Bltlgs. Phono 44-127. 1 FASHIONABLE Dress made per day by experienced costumier, Ba, or at home. —256, Sandringham Rd. HOUSEWORK.— Capable Woman, few hours daily; Takapuna-Milford district.—Reliable, 17, Herald. . LAWNMOWERS, Saws, collected, sharpened, delivered; lawnmowers for sale from £2 17s 6d. Phone 44-375.—Cranston. Eden Terrace. LAWNMOWERS Overhauled, collected, delivered. Ring 41-929 and have yours made like new.—Ryan's. St. Paul St. LAWNMOWERS Sharpened by Special Machinery; collected and delivered.—J. Stone. Arthur St.. Newmarket. Phone 40-583. WARRING and Sanding, Tennis Courts, -L Lawns, Grounds Laid Out; Concreting, Rockeries, etc.—A. Southgate, 43, Cromwell St.. Mt. Eden. Phone 21-543. WJOMAN respectable, wants Washing, VY Cleaning, daily, thorough work Honest, 121, Herald. POSITIONS PILLED. "POSITION filled; thanking the 48 appliX cants.—Rogers, Ngongotaha. RADIO APPARATUS FOR SALE BOSCH Gramophone Pick-up, nothing better, brand new; £3. —Selective, 203, Ksrald. BREMER-Tulley, 8-valve Set, as new; quality unsurpassed; cheap.—Distance, 209. Herald. CUM BIN ATI OX Radio-Gramophone, guaranteed power and distance; tjpccial cut, £3B 10s.—Ripley's Radios. HIGH capacity, guaranteed Batteries, £2 10s; 89-amp, £3.— W. S. Miller, Ivhyber Pass. 46-815. PLYMOUTH Midget, £lB 10s; for best value.—Fray Electrical, 17, Wellesley St. West.—Plymouth Midget, £lB 10?. SEAMAN Rigger, erects symmetrical radio aerials, any height; safe and efficient; anywhere.—Phone 12-933, 16-065. ABSOLUTE Guaranteed Bargain—6-Valve Electric Kellogg, complete; £l9 10s.— Ripley's. Commerce St. A LL Accessories Stocked. Country orders Jt\ receive special attention from Radio Equipment Co., 147. Queen St.. Auckland. Authorised Stewart-Warner Distributors. Radio enthusiasts i adio Enthusiasts! Have you heard the wonderful new TIFFANY-TONE All-Electric Midget? 11ns delightful radio set has 4 Screen Grid Valves and with its 6 valves has an excellent reception of the chief Stations of New Zealand and Australia. The tonal quality is delightful. Other features are:—Full dynamic speaker, illuminated tuning dial, handsome walnut case, and the price is only £23 10 S CASH. TERMS: £5 DEPOSIT AND 5s 6d WEEKLY. Call To-day or Send for Further Particulars, Post Free with Pleasure. LEWIS £JADY, J^T 192, QUEEN STREET, AUCKLAND. RADIO REPAIRS, CORNISH. Radiotrician, Newmarket.— Radios repaired by skilled mechanic; anywhere; collect, deliver and rental service. —Phillips Radio Depot. Phono 16-065. DYERS AND CLEANERS. DOMESTIC Vacuum Cleaning Co., Opp. Wellesley St. P.O.—House Cleaning Service.—Phones 44-600, evening 45-631. EXPERT Dry Cleaning, Dyeing, Pressing. Repairs. Country orders promptly attended; quick service.—City Dye Works, HI, Symonds St. Phone 45-042. Z. DRY CLEANING AND DYEING • CO., Newton.—Vans collect, deliver.— Phone 47-005 (5 lines). • RIPLEY'S Cleaning Service. Vacuum Cleaning, Windows. Carpets, Shops, Offices. Houses.—Phone 42-741. 10. Commerce St. —— WH DREW. Tailor, Cleaner, Dyer. • Renovations and Remodelling a Specialty. Phone 46-029; 210. Hobson St. jf y ou W ANT Y°UR gKIRT T 0 gE QORRECT, USE OUR NEW SUN-DAY XJ N - JLX A Y pLEATING JgERVICB. We will Pleat or Make-up all kinds of Skirts or Re-pleat and Reoverlook the bottom Ring 20-720. and wo will Collect and Deliver. QROTHALL CLEANERS AND DYERS, LTD"., EDEN'VALE RD„ MT. EDEN. 137. SYMONDS STREET. NEXT TO POST OFFICE. NEWMARKET. NURSES AND NURSING HOMES. ACCOUCHEMENT Accommodation. Ladies waiting St. Helens or Laying-in Patients.—At 64. Vincent St Recommended by St. Helens. A RATONGA Convalescent Home, 22, A- Aratonga Av., One Tree Hill.—Quiet, comfortable, healthful. An Old English homo in beautiful grounds.—Sister Fotts. Phone 24-247.

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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXVIII, Issue 20889, 3 June 1931, Page 1

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Page 1 Advertisements Column 7 New Zealand Herald, Volume LXVIII, Issue 20889, 3 June 1931, Page 1

Page 1 Advertisements Column 7 New Zealand Herald, Volume LXVIII, Issue 20889, 3 June 1931, Page 1