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DOMESTICS WANTED. COMPANION-Housekeeper, for bachelor; good cook; small wages; reply, stating age.—Company. Herald. Kotorua. GIRL, about 19, two in family; evenings free; all duties.—B.T., 66,' Herald. HELL', refined, experienced, all duties; adults; refers.; small wages.—Companion able, 285. He halo. Ham i 1 ton. HOME (Dairy Farm) offered Woman and Child, return help, Cooking, Housework.—Prospects. 899, Herald. OMAN, kind, respectable, middle-aged, as Help and Companion; good home.— Home, care GifTord, Te Awrtmntn. BELL'S Registry, Winstone Bldgs.—Cook, 355; Nursery-Housemaid, 255; Assistant, Tea Kiosk. RELIABLE Registry, Queen's Arcade.— Housemaid-Waitress, Housemaid (young), Cook-Generals. 20s; Girl, 12s Gd: Cook, 355. OTRAND Registry, Strand Arcade.—WaitO ress, charge dining rooms, experience essential, country hotel. FARM HANDS WANTED. HAND-Milker, Odd Jobs. 4A scheme; state age, experience.—Patetonga, 70, Herald. l/ATHhR, 2 Sons, Dairy Farml ages, sex, J family; £5 week.—Farmer. 563, Herald. 1/ABM Hand. Machine Milking, General 1 Farm Work; state experience and wages required.—Worker. 52, Herald. AIIRTED Couple, both Milk; £2 10s to end April, £2 for winter; refs.—J. Smith. Te Mawhai. __ _ MARRIED Couple wanted, 3 milkers, must he good all round workers. A pply. stating wage. E. Hopping. Te Kaw.i. VOUTH or Boy, Machine Milking, odd X jobs; batch with owner.—Worker, c.o. Farmers' Trading. Tuakail. VOUTH. immediately, for Farm, clean, JL reliable milker; 15s week.—A., 967, Herald. \ r OUTii. respectable. Dairy Farm; wages 1 10s commence.—Age, experience, to Jersey, 33, Herald. FARM WORK WANTED. COUPLE, experienced, reliable, able manage, good refs.. require position immediately.—Jeiferies, c.o. Semmens, No. 8 Rd.. Tatuanui. I ENGLISHMAN, young, 23, refined, excelJ lent refs., 7 years' experience. Machine Milking, all Farm work, requires Permanent position; 5s weekly during winter, £1 in August; good home essential. Rabbit. country preferred.—Permanent. 54, Hf.rald. I/I ARM Work. —Married Couple, 2 children; -L full particulars.—Capable. 125. Herald. HAND or Machine Milking.—Man. young, used all implements, 4 years last place. —Herald Agent. Wellaford. MAN, experienced, competent all Farm work; clean, Dalmatian; 22 years N.Z.—T., 42, Herald. MAN, elderly. Gardening, Odd Jobs; small wage, good home; refs.—Audax, 21, Herald. I\/rARRIED Couple, capable, reliable; ItJL Dairy Farm; husband good carpenter.

—Reliable, 912, Herald. MARRIED Couple, experienced milkers, capable taking charge; - splendid references; wages, shares,—Capable, Herald, Thames. ' "IV/fARRIED Couple, young; Man all iVI work; Wife light duties—Apply Herald. MACHINE Milking, Odd Jobs.—Boy requires position; good with etock; wages 15s weekly.—Keen, 948, Herald. QHARE-Milking, coming season; would O find cows, 50-60.—Share-milkers, c.o. Kaveney, Matamatn. SHARE-Milking, coming season, by family 4 milkers, 80 cows up.—Superfine, c.o. Giflord. Te Awamutu. "VTOUTH, wants position, sheen station pre--1- ferred; anywhere; willing worker. — 8., 808, Herald. I WANTED TO BUY. NYBODY having Ear Drums for Deafness. kindly notify Deaf, 73, Herald. ARTIFICIAL Teeth, Crowns, Bridges, Gold, Peak prices.—Pearline Co., Box 1016. Phone 24-322; established 1899. APPAREL.— Mrs. Outtrim, largest Buyer Ladies', Gent.'s Left-ofi Clothing.—ls, Victoria St. Phone 42-G74. BOOKS, new, used, required bx first-year medical student.—44, Wynyard St. BEFORE Selluig, Before Buying your Furniture, consult Squirrell and Co. We Defy Competition.—Phone 44-398. CIABIN Trunk, small eize, completely J equipped.—State eize, price, condition, G.P.O. Box 1372, Auckland. CONFECTIONER'S Scales. Weights. Scoop, Paraffin Display Lamp, Waterproof Cover.—lß, Gundry St. C~" LOTHING, Gent.'s Boots, Shoes, Gold Trinkets, Rifles, Shotguns, Typewriters, Tools, etc.; will call.—Phone 45-330. GAS Stove, small, good condition.—Ring 23-513. ; ■ GOLD of any description bought for melting pot, highest prices.—Parkinson, Pacific Bldgs. Phone 41-003. ICE Chest wanted, in good condition.—Kottage Kake Kitch.en. Hamilton. PRAMS, Push-chairs, bought, any condition ; turn them into money. Ring 44-501. ROTARY Converter, new or rewound. 230 v., D.C. to 230 v. A.C.. 600 to 700 watts output.—Phone 40-209. S' ADDLErin good order; cheap for cash.— Price, particulars to S.D.. 49. Herald. QINGER Sewing Machine, 50. Dropheads; U „pot cash; no waiting.—2l. Queens Arcade. ———— Q CALKS. Clock-face, for Fruiterers; O cheap—Write 31. Williamson Av„ Grey Lynn. rpRUCK. Sack. used, strong. c°°d condiJ. tion; state price.—L. loung. Elstow. Waihou. CH A T R S " Wanted, about 300-400. Theatre Type Preferred. Particulars, price, po3> j[ KP ald. ,7 npHE POT'S ALWAYS BOILING.''— X 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, Secure our quotation.—ROßESON S. 352-4, Queen Street, opp. Town Hall. Plione 46-375. PUPILS WANTED. AUCKLAND Business College specialises ■in Teaching Shorthand. Typewriting, Book-keeping; latest methods; day and evening classes. A RT Metalwork, Basketry, Leatherwork, Pokerwox'k. Pen-Painting, Stencilling, Woodcarving, Tatting. Prospectus posted. —Miss Ayling, Strand Arcade. D .EG RICE Matric. Classes ready; email groups, expert tuition; Is per hour.— Hillcrest. 6. Constitution Hill. DRESSMAKING, Dress Cutting and De signing. Teacher latest, most modern simple method. Day, Evening Tuition. Fees moderate.—Madam Aileen, 2i4. Poifsonby Rd. ' DRESSMAKING.— Individual instruction by Mrs Maingay (not chart system) at Wakefield Business College, first floor, N.Z. Insurance Bldg. Phone 41-397. FFICIFNT Typistes are sure of employment. Traiii with Hemingway's. Day and evening classes.—Chancery Chamberß. LEARN Motor Driving at Pearce's Motor 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. "VT Z. Hairdressing College.—Day, evening i-I • classes; success guaranteed; diplomas given.—Tl.B. Bldgs., 225, Queen St. QCHOOL of Hairdressing opening April. premium from £ls; expert tuition; proficiency guaranteed.—B., 300. Herald. . QWIMMING. Tepid Baths.—Learn Latest, io Fastest Strokes; quick, efficient tuition. —D. B. Anderson. Box 1327. WILSON'S Gymnasirm Reopens March 1. Classes as usual.—Ngapuhi Chambers, Lome St. Phone 46-121. DYERS AND CLEANERS. CARPET Cleaning and Shampooing, one penny square foot.—Vacuum Cleaning Co., Albert St. Phone 41-769. DOMESTIC Vacuum Cleaning Co.—Car pet and General Cleaning; lowest charges.—Wellesley St. East. Phone 44-600. NZ. DRY CLEANING CO., LTD.. Dyera • and Cleaners. Phone 47-005.—Suits, Costumes, Overcoats, Dry Cleaned and pressed.—Factory and Office. 1-3-5, HOWE STREET. PHONE 41-211 for Service.—Zealandia Drv Cleaning Co., 34, Victoria St. W., above Royal Hotel. " "DORTER'S," established 1892. give eatiu■L faction in all work. Vans collect, deliver.— Shop. 43. Karangahape Rd. TYPISTS. „ FIFTH Floor, N.Z. Insurance Bldgs.— Hope M. Williams. Public Typiste and Duplicatist; moderate charges.—Phone 47-259.

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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXIX, Issue 21132, 15 March 1932, Page 1

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Page 1 Advertisements Column 6 New Zealand Herald, Volume LXIX, Issue 21132, 15 March 1932, Page 1

Page 1 Advertisements Column 6 New Zealand Herald, Volume LXIX, Issue 21132, 15 March 1932, Page 1

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