SITUATIONS VACANT. ACETONE Welder. used ammonia pipe work.—Box 394, G.P.O. /CLERICAL opportunity offers young Man full employment at nominal wage, with prospects of permanent billet to right party. —Apply, stating capabilities and wages required, Z., 112, Herald. ' TUVENILES, to train, Theatrical ComO pany forming; itate phone if possible. —Footlights. 110, Herald. BADIES' Hairdresser, for country, must be first-class.—State salary required to Wave. 10, Herald T ADY LEDGERKEEPER AND ±J CASHIER, thoroughly _ competent, wanted for Merchant Firm. —Apply promptly, stating age and experience to SECRETARY, Box 347, Auckland. MAN, experienced, reliable, take charge small Apiary coming seasonshares. —Beea, 33, Herald. . WORKING OARAGE FOREMAN, VV For Commercial Firm. State full qualifications and experience controlling staff, age and salary required. FOREMAN, 8. Herald. "VrOTJTH, about 18, to learn the HairdresJ- eing.—Apply in writing, Hairdresser, 82, Herald. ' "yOUTH for General Merchant's Office, about 17 years; good prospects to active and smart lad. State age; wages £1 per week. YOUTH. , i Box 798, G.P.0., Auckland. A PPLICATIO'NS are invited only from -il Men or Women who can produce good past records of Real Salesmanship on the road, to act as Road Managers in country districts. Experience in Portrait Selling an advantage, but not essential. Apply LANGLEY AND HOLLEY, Bank " of Australasia Chambers, Wellington. *■ MERCHANDISE SALESMAN WANTED. KNOWLEDGE .OF TEA INDENTING ESSENTIAL. Apply, stating age, experience, salary required, coi>ies (only) of testimonials. BOX 959. G.P.0., AUCKLAND. rASSEY AGRICULTURAL COLLEGE. l PALMERSTON NORTH. ASSISTANT LECTURER IN DAIRY HUSBANDRY. Applications are invited for the above position, which is meantime a temporary one. Applicants should possess a Diploma or a Degree, and be qualified to give instruction in Dairy Farm Management and Animal Nutrition. , ' Applications close July 27 with the undersigned, from whom further particulars may be obtained. C. C. YATES, Registrar. P.O. Box 367, Palmerston North. * AGENCIES WANTED. O.ENTLEMAN, keen, experienced Saleeman, requires Solid Lines; expert representation guaranteed.—Live. 753, Hebald. QALESMAN, living Hamilton, own car, like . O sound lines, commission.—Energetic, 781, Herald, Hamilton. Radio agency, Hamilton, WANTED IMMEDIATELY by Progressive Firm. Excellent Window Display Available. Modern Service Dept. and Sales Staff. Demand draft payments for maximum discounts. Must be 100 p.c. Set. Apply RETAIL SALES, . v .Box 88, Hamilton. WANTED TO BUY. A PPAREL, BooM; Shoes, Musical Instruments, Old Gold and Silver; best prices.—Kissin, 102,> Hobson St. • •»' APPAREL. —Mrs. Outtrim, largest Bayer Ladies', Gent.'e Left-off Clothing.—ls, Victoria St. Phone 42-674. ' AUCKLAND Auctioneering Co. give best -£V-: Priceß for Furniture; valuation free; sales at houses.—Phone 42-238. "OATH,-hip or jitz.—Price to Sitz, 546, -*-* Herald. CAMP Beds. (2) and Tents; must be perfect order.—Particulars Camp, 100, Herald. "PUNGUS, good, dry; highest market J- price; cash on delivery.—T. W. Doo, Victoria St. GRAMOPHONE and Records.—Fullest particulars to Gramophone, 115, ■ Herald. • KELLY Pool Balls, set wanted: must b« good order; state price.—Hogg, Billiard Room, Rotorua. i RANGE, h.p.. - left-hand oven.—Phone 23-438, evenings. ! STAMPS.— Old Collections Bought; col.lectors call; inspect approval bargains. —Brodie. 22, Hellaby's Bldgs. (opp. G.P.0.). STOVE, high pressure; state make, price. i—Waitakere Ranges Ltd., 206, Dilworth Bldg. ' T\7"OOL, Sheepskins, Hides, Calfskins, V l Tallow, Bones, Horsehair.—Farmers, Butchers, consign to Alex. Donald ; Drury. Highest prices: prompt cash returns.WASHING Machine, electric; Beatty preferred: state particulars and price. —Washer, 93, Herald. 17VUNGUS . ANY QUANTITY. Highest Market Prices Paid. Cheque Posted Within Twenty-four hou» From Time Fungus is Received; SPEDDING, LIMITED,' P.O. Box 462, Auckland. We will buy the House as it stands or in smaller lots. HIGHEST PRICES. SPOT CASH. Phone 40-325. RICHARD ARTHUR, LTD. (Opposite Town Ha 11.),, JOHN CARLAW, LTD., WANTS YOUR USED FURNITURE. Absolute Highest Price. JOHN CARLAW, LTD., Furniture Auctioneers, 24, Wyndham Street. Phone 44-246. SPOT CASH FOR YOUR FURNITURE. PHONE 43-025. We will call and pay you. Spot Cash for Your Household Furnishings (Any Quantity). And don't forget we pay cartage. No Valuation Fee Charged. J. R. ROBERTSON. LTD.. Auctioneers and Valuers, Queen Street, Opposite Court's. Phone 43-025. -yy ANTED TO B U Y. Wo will Buy Outright for CASH your FURNITURE as it stands. Highest Prices given in Auckland. GEORGE WALKER, LTD., AUCTIONEERS, 249, QUEEN STREET. Three Auctioneers Selling. Phone 42-315. ■ WINES FOR SALE. _ Auckland wine co„ Rutland St.— Choice Port Wine. 30s case; freight paid Phono 44-409. TNVALID Port 455; Claret,. 455; Red, 48s; 1 Sherry, 48s: Extra Special Sherry. 60s: Special Reserve Port. 60s; freight pwd. delivered free.— : Corban e The Wine People, Mount Lebanon Vineyards. Henderson, or 31, Fort St., City. Phone 42-463. RICH Port Wine, Reduction. 25s 5! gallons at depot, bring jars.-Corban'.i Wines, Fort St. : TTNPRECEDENTED Quality - Port. I' Sherry Claret, only 30s. case; freight paid Phoeiiix ' Wines, Phoenix Chambers, City. i —- OAS Case.— Frontignac, rich, sweet, refl OU Wine, delivered, freight paid.—Crow# Wine«, Elliott St. Phone 47-135.
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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXVIII, Issue 20925, 15 July 1931, Page 1
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