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SITUATIONS WANTED. P AKER. competent, bread, smalls. decorJ -* ating; married, sober, reliable; anywhere.—Peel, 687, Herald. BAKER, 35 years' apprenticed, bread, smalls.—Bruce Lyne, llillsboro Terrace, Hamilton. BUICHER, single, any capacity, delivery, smaligoods. speciality; award rates, less 10 p.c.; refs.—Wetherox, 820, Herald. BUTCHER, capable manage shop, or round, books; good refs.—Butcher, 384, Herald, llamilton. CIAMP Cook, Bread Baker, thoroughly ex- > perienced,'wants position; trustworthy; anywhere.—Carripo. 883, Herald. CIOOK (lady), experienced, desires position ' Hotel, town or country; splendid refs. —E.P., <>Bl, Herald. CIOOK, public experience, clean, quick, ' Woman; respectable; capable; local refs. —Trustworthy, 914. Herald. CtOUNTRY Store Manager, married, wants ' position, middle age; 20 years' experience; highest credentials. Would accept minor position.—C.S.M., 773, Herald. DEMONSTRATOR Electric. Ranges, splen- | did Saleswoman, desires position, part, whole lime.—A.. 682. lleiiald. L'NGLISH Nurse returning London wants ; I-J employment on voyage; any route. — Nurse, 096. Herald. jJITTER, and Turner, acetone experience, reliable worker; invest, with services, works or garage, permanent job.—Hughes, Grey Si., Thames. G GARDENER, trained, trees. poultry T orchards, motor driving, and general farm work.—H., 724, Herald. (IARDENER will give day week, return X for a Bach; honest. —Bach, 885, ("J.IRL. refined, light housework, fond of X children, handy Grafton preferred.— No. 9. Grafton Bridge flats. .AIRDRESSER, Ladies' and G ent.'s, good tradesman; wages £3 10s.— 1 <eply F.. 668, Herald. HOUSEKEEPER, competent, seeks position. handy town; wages £l.—Phone 25-664. HOUSEKEEPER, capable, refs., like position, elderly couple or widower, 1 or 2 children.--A.8.. 738, Herald. HOC HE WORK, or care invalid girl; experienced ; Papatoetoe district.—Refs., 870. Herald. IMPERIAL Pensioner wants work, handy tools, clean, active, sober; exemplary character; small wages.—N.M., 704, Herald. lAUNDRESS. town or country; hotel pieJ ferred. —Experienced, 38G, Herald, Hamilton. MECHANIC desires change, experienced English Cars, Trucks.—Exchange, 910, Her alp. "VTURSE seeks position an Companion to semi-invalid; good testimonials.— Nurse, 860. Herald. SCOTCH Girl, experienced, care invalid or children for fare home.—K.H., 528. Herald. \\J OMAN, experienced, desires position as *' Cook; hotel, Rotorua, preferred; excellent- ref.—Cook. >iS3. Herald. \roUTH, willing, honest, requires work; take anything; refs.—R.C., 665, Herald. WORK WANTED. A BE GALBRAITH.—Chimney Sweeping, A Stove Repairing; 30 years' experience. —4, Wilton St., Grey Lynn. Phone 27-560. A BANDON Dirty Work. Have a Clean -iV Chimney Sweep. Coppers and IncineraChimney Sweep. Coppers and Incineralors. dustless.—Colquhoun, Ponsonby; 26-759. BLINDS, Venetian, renovated and repaired, Window Cords renewed.—Fred Brown, 20. Wallace St.. Heme Bay. 26-914. BRICKWORK, Brickwork, Brickwork.— Fancy Fireplaces, Coppers; Alterations, Repairs; every branch of the trade.— Ring 28-214. I>iRIC K LAYER, tradesman, unemployed, ) conscientious, desires work; wage lowest cut. price. Phone 19-901. f~~\ ARPENTER. tradesman. Alterations, V Additions, Repairs, Workmanship guaranteed, reasonable; estimates free.— King Cronin, 20, Beaconsfield St. DIGGING, Fencing. Draining, anything; 108 day, or price for job.—Worker. 853,. Herald. •» • DRESSMAKER, experienced, neat worker, wants Sewing by day, Ss.—J.. 801, Herald. DRESSMAKER, expert, for your Xmas Frocks; good cut and style.—Phone 40-145. ARDENER requires one or two days a X week: 10s.—-G. Mackey. Panmure. GARDENING, all branches. Spring_Cleaning. young married Mau; 10s, fares.— Phone 20-553. /GARDENING, Lawns. Hedges. Scything, \T practical Man; 10s 6d. —Johnson, 6, Sylvan Avenue. Mt. Eden. ARRY FORT. High-grade Tailor. Room 16, Palmerston Bldgs., 2nd Floor. LAWN MOWERS Sharpened.—Your Lawn will look 100 p.c. better if Ryans overhaul your machine.—Ring 41-929 now. T AWXMOWERS, Saws, collected, SharpJU ened, delivered; Woodyatt Lawnmowers reduced.—Cranston and Sons, Eden Terrace. Phone 44-375. PAINTING, Pnperhanging. neat tradesman; low estimates, day labour, 12s 6d; refs.—Decorator. 730, Hbjiald. PUPILS WANTED. 4 UCKLAND Business College specialises A in Teaching Shorthand. Typewriting, Book-keeping; latest methods; day and evening classes. BECOME Maori Linguist. Study this Silver-toned Language.—New Zealand Correspondence Schools. Box 50, Auckland. lADIES' Hairdressing, thorough tuition; J London nnd Continental experience; small premium.— K.. 595. Herald. I EARN Motor Driving at Pearce's Motor -IJ Driving School. Garage, Khyber Pass. Certificates guaranteed.—Phone 46-206. MOTOR Driving.—Expert Tuition; council certificate assured.—Mr. Baker, Auto Service Station. 46. Wellesley St. W. ORGAN and Pianoforte.—Ewart Lyne, 14, Gt. North Rd., Grey Lynn (Milford Saturdays). Phone 27-003. INTERIOR DECORATION teaches how to -L plan a home in all its details, to select furniture, floor and wall coverings; to create beauty and charm out of empty space. Study for this new profession. Expert personal tuition. WAKEFIELD COLLEGE, N.Z. Insurance Building. RADIO APPARATUS FOR SALE. A GENTS for Zaney-Gill Midget Radios.— Auckland Cycle and Motor Depot, ANNOUNCING the New "Philco" SuperA hetrodynes.—7-Valve, £25; 9-Valve. £2S 10s. —McCabe's Radios, Newton. 4 BOUT Public Address. Radio Apparatus -i*. und Service.—Consult Hartle and Gray, Customs St. West. Auckland. ASTOUNDING Bargain.— 4-Valve Electric . V Speaker and Valves: £lO cash. — Ripley's Radios. Commerce St. B BATTERIES. 45-volt.. 8s 6d; large sir.e, 15s.—TTnrtle and Gray. BUY from Manufacturers. —McCabe's 5Valve Electrics. £l4 10s; 6-Valve, £IS 10s.—McCabe's. Newton. J7LECTRIO Universal Gramophone Motor, -J 110-volt. with resistance for 230 nnd Speed Regulator, complete with 'lone Arm; £5.— Harrington's Radio, 162, Queen St., Auckland. _______ MINUETT.E " Performance will Satisfy the most critical; selling rapidly; mspcct si t once. —-"Radio EQiiipnient Co., JlErat.d Bldgs.. 147. Queen St. T)OWER Packs. A.. B. and C.. 220-volt, 60 i mills output, complete; suitable for pre-sent-day Electric Radio Receivers; £o Harrington's Radio, 162, Queen St., Auckland. _____ STILL £25. easy terms arranged, on Zaney-Gills.—Auckland Cycle Depot, ! Newton. f Valve Courier, high, low Battery Set; Tc £10; perfect order. —Beckett, Howick. {-Valve Wireless Set, Speaker, Oak Cabi 4 net; splendid order; reasonable.— Apply Herald. Gilfillan Sets, with valves, wet B O Battery, nnd Speaker; £7.—Hartle and Gray. TDADIO J|ARGAIN JJUNTERS. HERE'S A CHANCE FOR YOU. ELECTRIC SETS,, from . . • . -ClO 0 0 ELECTRIC SETS, "8" Chassis, Speaker and 8 Valves (4-screen grid), worth .£65 . . • • B VTTERY SETS. 2-Valve . . £7 10 0 RIPLEY'S SPECIAL. 5-Valve . £l2 10 0 "C ROSLEY" "BANDBOX," 6Valve £lo 17 6 "MONITOR," 4 Valve .. . . £ll 10 0 "COURIER," NEW MODEL. , 3-Valve • . • • • * * * £lO 1 * 6 4 and 6-Volt ACCUMULATORS 30s & 355. SPEAKERS Horn and (one, from 12s 6d. VALVES, from ss. New Stock of "B" BATTERIES here again, from 17s Od. All Sets are complete and guaranteed in fiist-class order, some brand new, others 'as new. SEND FOR BIG NEW CATALOGUE. RIPLEY'S RADIOS. Phone 42-741. 10, Commerce Street.

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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXVIII, Issue 21029, 13 November 1931, Page 1

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Page 1 Advertisements Column 7 New Zealand Herald, Volume LXVIII, Issue 21029, 13 November 1931, Page 1

Page 1 Advertisements Column 7 New Zealand Herald, Volume LXVIII, Issue 21029, 13 November 1931, Page 1

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