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DOMESTICS WANTED. GIRL, mostly cleaning, 5 ndults, country; state wages.—Help, 190. Herald. GIRL, Mother's Help, larni, mind 2 children, cook breakfast; ss.—J., 173. Herald. (1 IRL, young, for country, able to milk X and do farm work; state wages required.— Hkhald Agency, Tauranga. GtIRL, capable, for Domestic Duties; r must be able to milk house cow; small adult family, good home.—Apply Domestic, P.O. Box 770, Auckland. HOME, (jood, offered niiddle-a«ed Lady return company, light duties.—Comfort, 208, Herald. HOUSEKEEPER, middle-aged, assist milking, 1 adult, 1 child; state wages. —SO. care Flatt's, Tn Aroha. Housekeeper cio-40). refined, own mistress; good home.—223, Karangahape Rd., Newton. '(TRADESMAN, 2 children, offers a good i- homo to suitable Housekeeper.—A.B., 230. Herald. BELL'S Registry. Win3tone Bldg.—Nur-sery-Housemaid, General, 255; Domestics, 15s: Country, Lady Help. RELIABLE Registry. Queen's Arcade.— Nursery-Housemaid, General, 203; Children's Nurse. Domestics waiting. STRAND Registry, Strand Arcade.— General, Lady Help, country, 17s Gd; General, lteniuera, 15s. FARM HANDS WANTED. C COUPLE, no children, both milkers; own / house; refs.—Pearson's Registry, Excliange Lane. - 10UPLE, unencumbered, immediately; re- > liable Milkers (55 cows), Farm Work; £ll monthly, cottage; refs— Trustworthy, 480, Herald, Hamilton. T/ARM Worker, 4A Scheme, 15s weekly.— i Meet Employer, Herald Office. Friday, 10 a.m. . LAD, useful, good horseman, about Bst.; wages 15s. —J. Pohlen, Matamata. IV/TAN, with Tractor, to. swamp harrow IVJ. few acres.—Jackson. Waihou. \, r OUTH wanted, Hand and Machine MilkjL ing; wages 12s Gd and found.—Greenway, Buckland. FARM WORK WANTED. A LL Faim Work.—Young Man (23). experienced; go anywhere.—Reliable, care Piatt's. Ta Aroha. DAI KY-Farming.—Young Man, inexperienced, but willing, wants job.—L.Z., 193. Herald. 1/ARM. — Young Man wants job, honest worker.— Reliable. C.o. Flatts, '1 e Aroha. 1, 1 ARM Work, Fencing, Scrubcutting or J Clearing; weekly wage. X., IGI, J 1 eu a r.p. _____ ]~>ARM Hand, respectable, wants good job, home, . bach.—Conscientious, C.o. Kaveney, Matamata. MAN, young, 21,. used dairying and contract work; do anything.—W., 44, Herald MAN, single, wants job. Sheep, Mixed Farm; anywhere.—Sober. 159. Herald. MAN, young, experienced, good worker; XI per week.—W.G.S.. 121. Herald. MAN, 4A Scheme, prepared bach; good fencer, all-round work.—Anywhere, ]97. HKRAI.II. ______ MAN, young, capable take charge, all work; references; driver's licence.— Experienced, 141. Herald. MATES (2), experienced Farm Hands; good ref3.—Norrish, Favona Rd., Mange re. MARRIED Man, position for coming seaeon. share-milking or wages; capable taking full charge.—M.C.. 204. Herald. "VOUTH 19, life experience Machine, J. Hand Milking, tractor, truck, team. Bier, capable. reliability; references. Colonial. 134, Herald. "yOUTHS (2), 19. life experience; £1; any--L where. —R., c.o. Wurlein, 'laotaoroa, Cambridce. - POSITIONS FILLED. I POSITION Filled; thanking many applicants.—D. McTinchinn. R.D., Walton. YOUTH for Office.—Applicants are thanked and notified that the position is filled. Wilson. Canhum and Co. WANTED TO BUY. A DVANX buys all sizes sound Worn Tyres; highest prices.—Advanx Ty-re-pair Co.. Ltd.. Hobson St. A RTIFICIAL Teeth, Crowns, Bridges, Gold. Peak prices.—Pearline Co., Box 1016. Phone 24-322: established 1899. VPPAREL.— Mrs. Outtrim. largest Buyer Ladies', Gent.'s Left-off Clothing.—ls. Victoria St. Phone 42-674. \ UCKLAND'S largest Smelters buy all kinds Scrap Metals.—Prntince Suppi \ One-gallon Cream Can. Skeates, Sunnyvale. 4 BIDE Here!—" MiKhty Atom" Exchange iv gives top prices for Books. Mags., etc., Parcels Stored. —Palmerston Bldgs., Customs St. BENZINE Drums, galvanised, 45gal?.— State quantity and lowest price. Box 400. BEFORE Selling, Before Buying your Furniture, consult Squirrell and Co. We Defy Competition.—Phone 44-398. CIALIFONT, must be in good order: price, full particulars.—E. Bambury, Builder, Mt. Eden. Phone 28-318. /CLOTHING, Gent.'s Boots, Shoes, Gold V_' Trinkets, Rifles, Shotguns, Typewriters, Tools, etc.; will call.—Phone 45-330. C COMPLETE or Parts Benzine Cooker ' and Lighting Plant, good order.— Cooker. 153. Herald Rod and Spinning Rod.—H.R., 45, J- Herald. G\ALVj\NISED Iron Trunk, about 24in. x r 15 x 12. lock.—Cheap, 123. Herald. GOLD of any description bought for melting pot, highest prices.—Parkinson, Pacific Bldgs. Phone 41-OG3. HIGHLAND Costume, girl's, state size and price, good condition.—Highland, 320. Hetiald. Hamilton. NVALID Chair, good condition; state price.—ls. Cooper St.. Grey Lynn. OFFICE Furniture, complete or separately; 6tate age, condition, cash price. ORION Ranges, any condition; must be cheap.—Payne, 56, Richmond Rd., Ponsonby. ORION or Orb Ranges, any condition.— A. Nairn., c.o. Dominion Rd. P.O. ID RAMS, Push-chairs, bought, any condiX tion; turn them into money.—Ring 14-501. STAMPS.— Wanted Purchase Collections and Loose Lots Stamps; all particulars.—Visitor, 924. Herald. ■ SIDE-SHOW Equipment. Hoop La, Knock 'Em, etc. —Apply Box ISIB, Auckland. riiENT and Fly, small, also Camp Bed.— 1- Ring 12-839. " fPHE Pot's Always Boiling."—Spot Cash .L for Old Gold, T->eth, Chains, Watches, Broken Jewellery, Kings, Trinkets, etc.; any gold articles.—Robinson's, Ltd., opp. Town Hall. VACUUM Cleaner, must be cheap.—M., 929. Herald. WATERPIPE, 2Hn., gal., about 8 chains. —C. and A. Odlin, Ltd., Newmarket. DYERS AND CLEANERS. /CARPET Cleaning and Shampooing, one penny Bquare foot.—Vacuum Cleaning Co., Albert St. Phone 41-769. DOMESTIC Vacuum Cleaning Co.—Carpet and General Cleaning; lowest charces. —Wellesley St. East. Phone 44-600. NZ. DRY CLEANING CO.. LTD., Dyers • and Cleaners. Phone 47-005.—Suits, Costumes, Ovorcoata, Dry Cleaned ind pressed.—Factory and Office, 1-3-5, HOWE STREET. " PORTER'S," established 1892. give eatisJ- faction in all work. Vans collect, deliver.—Shop. 43. Karangahape Rd. DOMESTIC' VACUUM CLEANING CO. (C. M. CAVIT, Manager), HOME CLEANING SPECIALISTS. Competent and Trustworthy Staff always available. Carpet Cleaning, Id Square Foot. Vacuum Cleaners Hired. 5s Day (delivered). Agents: "Silovac" (noiseless) Elec. vacuum Cleaner, "Silver Hawk" Non-Elec. Vacuum Cleaner, "Ronuk" I' loor and Furniture Polish, "Napthaleno" Moth Destroyer. OPP. WELLESLEY ST. POST OFFICE. Phone 44-600. NURSES AND NURSING HOMES. C CONVALESCENT Homo, North Auck- > land, ideal situation, convenient everything.—Write Restful, 241, Herald. TENNIS REQUISITES. A BRUCE AND SONS, 94, Albert St., • Kxpert Tennis Racquet Stringers; satisfaction guaranteed: patronised by Tilden. BEST Racquets, strung super English gut, prices moderate; expert Restringing and Repairs.—Yateß, City Chambers TYPEWRITERS FOR SALE. ABSOLUTE Bargains in Used Type writers; perfect condition; easy terms. —Call Imperial Typewriters, 2, Swanson St.

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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXIX, Issue 21110, 18 February 1932, Page 1

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Page 1 Advertisements Column 6 New Zealand Herald, Volume LXIX, Issue 21110, 18 February 1932, Page 1

Page 1 Advertisements Column 6 New Zealand Herald, Volume LXIX, Issue 21110, 18 February 1932, Page 1

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