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SITUATIONS VACANT. BLACKSMITH wanted for Country, able to shoe, general farm work; state wages.—Shoe, 677, Hekald. /CLOTHING Trade. Man to - manage \J Small Business; bond required.— Salesman, 597, Herald. ' ]?• ST ABLISHED Firm requires experienced. keen Salesman. Supervise Farm and Property Dept. Own car preferred; Balary and bonus. —Practical. 690, Herald. JAZZ-Trumpet Player and Pianist: band forming for summer engagement.— Band. 723. Herald. "\/TiAN, with lawn-mower, at Kohimaroma, ill one day's work.—Phone 40-472. MAN, experienced, to open oysters.—Apply Roval Cafe. 35. Victoria St.. immediately; . WOMAN, middle-aged, kind, cheerful, to attend solely elderly invalid lady, return good home and small wage; other help kept.—Apply, stating wage required. Homely, 29, Herald. >OROUGH OTAHUHUi Written applications are hereby invited and will be received by the undersigned up to 4 p.m. on THURSDAY, June 0. 1932, for the position of Turncock and Inspector Conditions of employment may be eeen at the Office of this paper or obtained from the undersigned. QQD Town Clerk. rpHB CLASSIC MANUFACTURING 1 COMPANY Require the services of a thoroughly capable and efficient FROCK DESIGNER. Apply in first instance, enclosing copiafl of testimonials, to THE MANAGER, G.P.O. BOX 1434, Auckland. WANTED TO BUY. ARGO Taxi Meter; state price.—'Taxi Driver. 749. Hf.rai.d. ALUMINIUM, Brass. Copper, Lead, etc.; high prices; largest emelters.—Province Supply. 53. Nelson St. ALUMINIUM. Brass, Copper, Lead. Battery Plates, and Bottles.—G. Kennerley, 2A. Nelson Av. Phone 40-514. ANNOUNCEMENT Extraordinary from the London Gold Export appears elsewhere in this issue. See Display Page. APPAREL.— Mrs. Outtrim, largest Buyer Ladies', Gent.'s, Left-oS Clothing.—;ls, Victoria St. Phone 42-674. AT London Gold Export, highest rates Old Gold, Broken Jewellery.—74, Queen St., next Fowld's. A LIBRARY, in the lump, or in part; forever buying and selling Books.— The " Mighty Atom," Parcel Depot and Bookshop. Palmerston Bides.. Customs St. COPPER Boiler, Methven.—Condition and price, A. R. Frost. Tuakau. T7IGGS. —Send to us, highest city prices; -I-i crates free.—Griffiths, 13, Wakefield St., Auckland. FOLLOW the Crowds to the Great Salerooms of George Walker, Ltd. FUNGUS, good, dry; highest market price; cash on delivery.—T. W. Doo, Victoria St. W GAS Stove., latest, enamel, with regulator; ensh.—Phone 12-712. GIVE Your Used Furniture to George Walker. Ltd.. to Sell. GOLD. —Parkinson's, 50 years in business in Auckland, offer highest prices. —Pacific Bldgs., Welleslev St. OLD (old)'of any description bought for melting; highest prices.—Parkinson, Pacific Bldgs. Phone 41-063. MAKE an Appointment with peorge Walker, Ltd., for a Cash Price for your Furniture. OFFICE Safe, must have two drawers— Reply, giving inside dimensions, make and price. Safe. 697. Heralr. OLD Gold.—Don't sell yours until you get our price.—British Loan Co., 883, '/~\UR Inheritance in the Gt. Pyramid,' by Piazzi Smyth.—Phone 12-811. m HONE _ 42-Sls, George Walker, Ltd., Auctioneers, when Selling. < STAMPS.— Old Collections Bought; collectors call: inspect approval bargains. —Brodie. 22. Hellaby's Bldgs. (opp. G.P.0.) STAMPS. —Old Postage Stamps bought, sold, exchanged; collectors call; large selections.—Powell 45. Shorttand Street. WE Buy Anything Useful, cash over counter, including Left-oil Clothing, Furniture, etc.—Mum's Shop, 418, Queen St. Phone 47-367. JjIURNITUR E. Wo will buy the House as it stands or ia smaller lots. BIGHEST PRICES. SPOT CASH. Phone 40-325. RICHARD ARTHUR. LTD. , (Opposite Town Hall.) * ; " rr<HE • 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, top market prices. Secure our quotation.—ROßlNSON'S, LTD., 352-4, Queen Street opp. Town Hall. Phone 4G-375. rpHB BEST WAY. SELL YOUR OLD 1 GOLD, JEWELLERY, ETC.. to the Mint at Current Prices. See Hehaxd Commercial Page for daily quotes. We will forward on your account at minimum cost or buy outright for cash. Keenster all paxeels. References, Union and Bank of N.S.W. PEARLINE CO., Refiners and Smelters. Fergnsson Bldgs., Civio Square. Estab. 1599. Phone 45-047. G 0 L D ' Q, OLD. G 0 L a @ . O L D. WHILE THE PRICE LASTS, - Where to Realise the Best Price. REFINERS & gMELTERS 00.. LTI (Estab. in New Zealand over 25 Years.) Buyers of Old Gold, Platinum and other Precious Metals, including Broken and Old Gold, Jewellery, etc.. If unable to call, post for best prices. Note Address: CORNER QUEEN AND WYNDHAM BTS., Few Doors Above Milne and Choyce. Phone 46-602. fNTERNATION AL G OLD WW*. f/T7 A T A XT-n\ * QO. (NEW ZEALAND). 2nd FLOOR. ELLISON CHAMBERS. QUEEN STREET. Opposite Wyndham St. JEWELLERS. DEALERS-AND GENERAL PUBLIC —NOTE: We are giving the Highest Pricee for OLD GOLD AND BROKEN JEWELLERY, ETC. Country Clients' Registered ParceL References Bank of N.S.W. Confidential Appointment. Phone 44-662. Aftor 5 p.m., r2-90a. fe (gELL YOUR OLD0 LD G OLD - You can turn old, broken and discarded Jewellery into Cash. Sell with confidence to this old-established firm. We pay highest ruling prices and assure you honest treatment. Call and let us give you au estimate for any old gold; Country clients advised to register parcels. Cash forwarded by reUun mail. JAS. jpASCOEy WATCHMAKERS AND JEWELLERS, 80, QUEEN STREET, And 66. KARANGAHAPE ROAD. AND AT HAMILTON. TYPEWRITERS FOR SALE. A MAZING Reductions all makes, from £3 xV 10s up, guaranteed; bargains you cannot ignore, call, inspect.—British Typewriters. Promenade Floor. Queen s Arcade. ABSOLUTE" Bargains in Used . ,TyP»- ' writers; perfect conditipn: easy terms. —lmperial Typewriters, Bntißh Chambers, High St.

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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXIX, Issue 21201, 6 June 1932, Page 1

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Page 1 Advertisements Column 7 New Zealand Herald, Volume LXIX, Issue 21201, 6 June 1932, Page 1

Page 1 Advertisements Column 7 New Zealand Herald, Volume LXIX, Issue 21201, 6 June 1932, Page 1