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SITUATIONS WANTED A CCOUNTANCY.—AII classes Business -ex Books opened, kept: moderate fees. — Kelly, Phone 42-797. ADVERTISER caro for Children. Invalid, by day, night, or hour. —Reasonable, 580, Herald. BUTCHER, Manager, Shopman, Small Goods: refs. exchanged; abstainer. Butcher, 534. Herald. UTCHER, Shop, Round or Slaughter; good refs.; town or country.—Apply Hehald. BUTCHER, young, experienced, shop or delivery, own bike, small wage.— Willing. 412, Herald. CfANVASSER, experienced, wants position Coal or Hosiery; wage, commission preferred.—Hamish, 575, HERAI.D. ("TliX ifb'F EU R, references. Gardener, J Waiter, Parties, Housework; abstainer; small wage; home.—Reliable. 541. Herald. C~ COMPANION-Chauffeur. —Position wanted J by refined Lady; nursing experience.— Helpful, 432. Herald. DOMESTIC, young Lady, thoroughly experienced, capable all duties; good refs.—Trustworthy. 623, Herald. ENGINEER, steam, refrigeration, 7 yeaTS dairy factory, seeks position.—Capable, 646, GIRL, IS, domesticated, honest, clean, seeks position, homely family.—Homely, 596. llehalp. GIRL (17), smart, good appearance, refs.. position. Shop, or Good Home; sleep out.—C.D., 040, Herald. Housekeeper, all duties, exchange for 2 unfurnished rooms.—Respectable Widow, 408, Herald. OUSEKEEPER, capable, boy going school, position town, country; small wage.—Home, 555. Herald. Housekeeper, widow, capable. economical manager, competent needlewoman; country no objection.—Refined, 616, Herald. „ HOUSEKEEPER, clean, economical, good plain cook, seeks position elderly people —Reliable, 494, Herald. HOUSEMAN, plain cook, exchange bed. bath, for early morning work.—Accountant, 407, Herald. """ ADY, elderly, offers light services and 10s weekly, return home.— Congenial, 579, Herald. I ADY, with small income, will give daily JU assistance in return refined, congenial luiinp.—X . 593. HERALD. T ADY, desires nice Home, return for 1J household duties; small remuneration. --Home. sv>9. Herald. ATAN young. • like hotel u"ork; town, jVI 'country.—S. E. Bell, G.P.0., Auckland; TV/TAN. respectable, handy tools, give serj\i vice home, small wage.—Urgent, 491, Herald. _ MIDWIFE, disengaged, patients attended in own homes; town or country.—Keg., 578. Herald. OTHER, Daughter* experienced hotel, boarding-house, position together; low I wnges.—Anywhere. 489. Herald. ' ATEW PLYMOUTH Boy, secondary school !i\ education, excellent references aged i ir» wishes earn passage England, with small surplus; accept practically any honest means offered.—Apply Herald. ; "\TURSE, eemi-trained, seeks position Care 1\ Invalid, light work; refs.—Nurse, 584, Herald. Si OUTER-Barm an.—Man (23), seeks emX ployment; willing, obliging.—P.B., 444, Hf.ua ld. ] VjObiTlON wanted Dairy Factory; allX round knowledge, Grader 8 Certiiir rate; refs.—Experience, 456, Herald. UORTHAND Typiste, Burroughs, business training, experience; reterences; wages, £l.—N., 572, Herald. OMAN, excellent cook, prepare business people, for Room.—A.\* -■ 634, Herald. OMAN, child five, desires position exchange keep and unfurn. bedroom. — Urgent. 433. Herald. WOULD Help in Shop or Boarding House, return for Board.—Reliable, 423. Herald. WOMAN, clean, quick. trustworthy, w'ants work any kind, 9 to 2. —Honest, 533. Herald. "WIDOW, refined, elderly, wishes position V? as companion to elderly Lady or Couple; light, duties; small remuneration.— R.W.. 507, Herald. OMAN (23), young child, -would like position, Housekeeper; trustworthy.— Write X.Y.Z., 655. Herald. Offered for suitable Permanent J Position for educated young Man. —Ambitious, 435. Herald. I Am 35 years of age. married, and looking for a Position of Responsibility. I am i of good address, possess plenty of punch and have behind me since the War 15 years of business experience in administrative capacities. My references are of the best and I am ambitious. Who will give mo an interview? D.. 411, Hehald. WOBK WANTED ABE GALBRAITH.—Chimney Sweeping. . Stove Repairing; 30 years' experience. —4. Wilton St., Grey Lynn. Phone 27-560. \ BANDON Dirty Work. Have a clean -ex Chimney Sweep; Coppers and incinerators, dustless.—Colquboun Ponsonby, 26-759. A LL Bad Cooking Ranges Repaired by a -ex reliable Range Expert.—Payne, 56, Richmond Rd. Phone 27-097. BRICKWORK, Glazed Brick; beautiful Fireplaces, Ranges Removed, part payment same; every class Brickwork.— Phone 28-214 CARPENTER, tradesmen. Alterations, Additions, Repairs; Workmanship guaranteed; reasonable; estimates ' free.— Ring Cronin, 20, Beaconsfield St. CARPENTER.— Builder, Repairs, Renovations, glassed verandahs, fitting-up shops; workmanship guaranteed; lowest cost.—Phone 18-151. ' CARPENTER. Repairs, Alterations, Joinery, Bay Windows, Glassed Verandahs; estimates free; prices low.—Russell. Phone 27-586. CHEAPER • Than Ever.—Fireplaces supplied and fixed; Ranges bought; many designs on view.—Buckley, 327, New North Rd. Phone 20-941. CHESTERFIELD Suites, guaranteed construction; Renovations, Repairs; factory prices.—Kircher's Factory, Cobden ot., Newton. Phone 30-724. CHIMNEYS Swept, 25 years, no dust; no canvassers. — H. Smith, 160, Great North- Rd. 2G-CPC . DRESSES. Coats, etc. cut fitted. 2s 6d; finished from 10s.—Madame btoddart, 310 Dilworth Bldga. 47-799. RESSMAKING by day, own workrooms. Renovations, Coats, Costumes specialty , late M. and C.—Phone 22-596., DRESSMAKING, day. evening; Frocks, remodelling. Specialist.—Madame Norton, 25 Owens Rd.. Epsom, Henistichmg. Phone 13-121. 1 T?U RNITURE Stored or Removed, anyl 1 where.—Phone 43-2 SI. Auckland Luggage Agency, Ltd. Also Devonport, lakapuna service. —-- ARDENING. Digging General Work; experienced man; 5s day. i>4o, Herald. /Gardener. Digging. Lawns General VT Cleaning-up. Sections; 5s day.—tr.t., 498. Herald. LADY, young, unemployed, like market Home-made Sweets; parties, otherwise. —R.T.. 567. Herald. LAWNMOWERS and Saws collected, Sharpened, delivered, latest machinery, longest experience.—Cranston. Eden .ierrace. Phone 44-375. LAWNMOWERS Sharpened, latest precision machines used; satisfaction guaranteed. Collected delivered.—Ryan s. bt. Paul St.. Phone 41-929. T AWNMOWERS Sharpened by Special IJ Machinery, collected and delivered.—J. Stone. Art.hur St.. Newmarket. Phone 40-088. PAINTING, Paperhanging, etc.; work guaranteed; uo iob too small.—Phone 28-019. - PAINTING, Paperhanging. 10s day; low estimates. —Woods. 102, Park Rd. 1 'hone 45-670. CHARRING and Sanding. Tennis Courts, «- Lawns, Grounds Laid Out; Concreting. Rockeries, etc.—A. Southgato, 43. Cromwell St.. Mt Eden. Phone 21-543. A\7ASHING. Cleaning. Ironing, Domestic VY Work: capable; references; (>s day.— P.. 545. Herald. WT OMAN, thoroughly experienced, reVV quires Position Office Cleaning; excellent references. —Apply Herald. OTAHUHU, 27/7/32. DEAREST BETTY,I did enjoy my day in Auckland so I found the dearest little lvnit-wear Shop imaginable at Cassrel's, No. I lvic Theatre Bldgs. They have on show the sweetest Spring Knit-wear you could imagine so artistic, so original, such delightful colours. Oh! so lacy! Ihey actually design and make those sweet (lungs themselves, and take such a pleasure in showing you their creations alio never press you to buy. I really went in 1o have my old jumper remodelled, but, JUST HAD TO HAVE the sweetest little peach-pink Jumper. DO. iny d ear. call in and ace their models, >ou will lovo them. NANCY. Ps —They Knit-to-fit, *nd eo reasonable

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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXIX, Issue 21248, 30 July 1932, Page 1

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Page 1 Advertisements Column 6 New Zealand Herald, Volume LXIX, Issue 21248, 30 July 1932, Page 1

Page 1 Advertisements Column 6 New Zealand Herald, Volume LXIX, Issue 21248, 30 July 1932, Page 1

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