SITUATIONS VACANT. DIRECT Rotary Litho Machinist; only thoroughly experienced Men need ipply, Monday morning.—The Banks Box Zo., Ltd. _ LORRY, about 2 tons, and Driver wanted, one week's Delivery.—Reasonable, 896, Herald. . 131ANO - RADIO SALESMEN (2) 1 WANTED. Apply MONDAY. 1 P.M., MR. MORPHETT. BRISTOL PIANO CO.. LTD., Karangahape Road. SALESMEN sell non-opposition line, good profit, eapy seller.—l 23. Queen's Arcade. SALESMAN introdr.ee new household line, stores, etc.; good commission, prosnects. —Agent, 955. Hf.rat.d. e'TEREOTYPER, for relieving work for * three to four weeks.—Daily News, New Plymouth. ir\ WELL SPOKEN. NEAT. CONSCIENTIOUS LADS to Call on Housewives, selling new daily eaten food product. Remuneration by commission, should return £1 to £2 weekly; 5s for stock required, returned after few days' trial. Apply, 23. ORAKAU AV„ EPSOM. OLL E R SKATING. B MALE INSTRUCTORS REQUIRED FOR NEW RINK. Must be Experienced. Apply 10 a.m. Monday, THE RIVOLI RINK. Old Dixieland. 436. Upper Queen Street. Salesman for typewriters and SUPPLIES, Wanted by Leading House. Previous Experience Essential, e Send copies of references and experience to TYPE, 383, Herald. AGENCIES VACANT. MANUFACTURER Grocers' Sundries requires Commission Traveller already working Waikato, King Country or Bay of Plenty.—Keen, 702, Herald. WANTED TO BUY. A BLE to give Highest Prices for Used Furniture.—George Walker's. ALUMINIUM, Brass, Copper, Lead, Battery Plates and Bottles.—G. Kennerley, 2A, Nelson Av. Phone 46-514. ARTIFICIAL Teeth, Crowns, Bridges, Gold, Peak prices.—Pearline Co., Box 1016. Phone 24-322; established 1899. - A PPAREL.—Mrs. Outtrim. largest Buyer -fv*- Ladies', Gent.'s Left-off Clothing.—ls, \ ictoria St. Phone 42-674. TRIGGER Demand than ever for Used - 1 * Furniture.—Phone George Walker. BIG "Biz" Books. Forever buying and selling; top prices given.—The "Mighty Atom." Palmerston Bldgs. /i AN NOT Do Better.—See George Walker, Ltd.. when Selling' the Furniture. /iLOTHING, Gent.'s Boots, Shoes, Gold VV Trinkets, Rifles, Shotguns, Typewriters, Tools, etc.; will call.—Phone 45-330. "TkESIRE the Best Results? Then consuit George Walker, Ltd., Auctioneers. the Crowds to the Great Saleroony* of George Walker, Ltd. L 1 URNITURE five rooms, medium quality, good condition; bargain; cawh.— F. 8.. 957. Herald. GIVE Your Used Furniture to George Walker. Ltd.. to Sell. GOLD of any description bought for melting pot. highest prices.—Parkinson, Pacific Bides. Phone 41-063. HAVE you visited the De Luxe Salerooms of George Walker. Ltd.? "\TAKE an Appointment with George Walker, Ltd., for a Cash Price for your Furniture. PHONE 42-815, George Walker, Ltd., Auctioneers, when Selling. ING Pong Table and Trestles, secondhand. folding; cheap.—Ring 21-921. RANGES, any condition; also Register Grates and Copper Boilers —Buckley, 327. New North Rd. SCALES. Platform, 3 to 4cwt.-,Full particnlars to Tel. 41-062. SINGER Sewing Machine. 50. Dropheads; spot cash; no waiting.—2l. Queen's Arcade. STAMPS.— Old Postage Stamps bought, sold, exchanged; collectors call; large selections. —Powell. 45, Sbortland Street. STAMPS— Old Collections Bought; collectors call; inspect approval bargains. —Brndie. 2'2. Hellnby's Bldgs. (opp. G P. 0.) SCALES. Clock-face, for Fruiterers; "cheap.—Write 31. Williamson Av., Grey Lynn. : __ npYRES, 34 x ib wanted, second-hand; any JL condition.-—C R-. 9SO. Herald. Y\7"E Buy Anything Useful, cash over » » counter, including Left-off Clothing, Furniture, etc.—Mum's Shop, 418, Queen St. Phone 47-367. "THE POT'S ALWAYS BOILING."— JL Get market price for Old Gold. Teeth. Crowns, Gold Dentures Watches, Chains. Rings, Trinkets. Gold Coins. Obsolete and Broken Jewellery, anything made of gold, any quantity. Remember, ton market prices. Secure our quotation.—ROßlNSON'S, LTD., 352-4, Queen Street, opp. Town Hall. Phone 46-375. E We vrill buy the. House as it stands or in smaller lots. HIGHEST PRICES. SPOT CASH. Phone 40-325. RICHARD® ARTHUR. LTD. (Opposite Town Hall.) OTTLES, BAGS. COPPER, BRASS. LEAD, ALUMINIUM, BATTERY PLATES. SACKS AND BAGS ZEALANDIA TRADING CO.. 25, Cross Street, Newton. -j (Behind Geo. Court's, Ltd.). Phone 42-431. For Sale—2lb. JAM JARS, Is per dozc-n. ex Store. JOHN CARLAW. LTD.. WANTS YOUR USED FURNITURE Absolute Highest Price. JOHN CARLAW, LTD., Furniture Auctioneers, 24, Wyndham Street. Phone 44-246. AL'D GOLD OF ANY DESCRIPTION U WANTED TO BUY. TnRN YOUR USELESS JEWELLERY OR WATCHES INTO CASH. Take advantage of present-day puces. Quotations given on receipt of *rticles. Highest Price Given. Send per registered post to, CARR AND HATJ.EY, LTD.. (M. A. Carr. Managing Director, 40 yean in the Trade), Wholesale Jewellers, 41,* Dixon Street, Wellington. References: Union Bank of Australia, Ltd., Or Wellington Chamber oi Commerce. WARNING.—We do not employ or authorise any canvassers. OPTOMETRISTS AND OPTICIANS. Ci F. McWILLIAM, 1.0. N.Z., Ophthalmio >* Optician, established 1912. —147, Queen St., next Herald. Phone 45-222. C CONSULT B. A Bagley, Ophthalmio J Optician.—Glasses fc School Children; Eyesight Examinations; Spectacle Repairs.— Vulcan Bldg. 43-135. rp LOWES, F.8.0.A., P.C.O. (Edin.). L . F.N.A.0., F. 1.0- (Eng.), Ophthalmio Optician. Lister Bldg., Victoria St. 40-446. UT TO-NIGHT. OUT0 UT T Open Evenings for Painless Extractions. Open Evening? for Painless Extractions. Open To-night from 7 to 8. Phone 41-538. lentleness and Extreme Care." Extractions Free when New Teeth Ordered. Extractions Freo when New Teeth Ordered. JJOWEY Dentist*. 209. QUEEN STREET ONLY. 209, QUEEN STREET ONLY, Corner Opposite John Court, Xttdj.
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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXIX, Issue 21131, 14 March 1932, Page 1
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