DOMESTICS WANTED for private hotel, city; clean and economical; state wages, copy refs.—Cook. 84, Herald. DOMESTIC, experienced, plain cooking; bagwash; fond children; sleep in; 15s. —P.P., 581, Herald. DOMESTIC (25-30), capable, all duties, 2 adults; refs.—9 Upland lid., Remuera. Phone 24-479 for appointment. /ALttJb, capable, young, married couple; vJf small wage; Bayswater.—Phone 23-023. GIRL, refined, assist house, etc.. live in • refs required.—Phone 16-684. HOUSEKEEPER, competent, wanted for Otorohanga; good home, small wage; child no objection.—Phone 10-870. WOMAN, capable, relieve waitress, about 10 davs.—Hotel Ventnor. Devonnnrt * » 10 days.—Hotel Ventnor, Devonnort. Phone 22-4U6. WOMAN, capable, small family, good home, state age. wage required: refs. essential.—Reliable. Herald, Rotorua. BELL'S Registry, Winstore Bldg.—General, 375; Hotel Generals, 255; experienced Domestics, Country. FARM HANDS WANTED /GENERAL Farm "Work, Sheep and Cattle, must bo used to horses; wages 20s to 25s.—J. E. Cnnipston, Kio Kio. MAN, middle-aged, help milking and light farm work; wages according ability^.— Write Farmer, c.o. Boyce, Cambridge. "ly/fAN, thoroughly experienced machine M milking, farm work, including ploughing; 25s. —Farmer, C.o "Wilton, Putaiiirn. MAN, supply 65 good cows, good fanu. slied, accommodation, and terms, hall shares basis; personal application only.— Apply Hkhald. Hamilton or Auckland. MAN, übout 25, experienced in shed and farui work; good stripper.—Ring 27M, Tirau. • MAN, good Shed Hand, experienced Machines, etc.; wages.—Conscientious, Wilton, Putaruru. YOUTH (16-18), all Farm Work; must be quiet in shed and early riser; wage 10s.—Apply, with copy of refs.. Suburban. 009. Heuat.d. YOUTH, strong, fast stripper; 10s week start, good home!— Urgent, Patterson, Herald Agent, Pukekohe. A "1 Registry, Palm«rston Bldgs.; 4G-491. — J-3LJL Learner, Dairy Farm; Youth, milk; Men, experienced. PEARSON'S Registry, Exchange Lane.— Couple (unencumbered). Youth, sheen station. Youths, dairy farms. FARM WORK WANTED /"IOUPLE, reliable, experienced milkers, V Farm "Work; willing give trial; go anywhere.—P.L.H.. 802, Herald. /""IOUPLE, young, any size herd, exneri-V-V enced, Waikato district; wages or shares.—Reliable. 118. Herald. DAIRY Farm.—Youth, 18, good stripper, hand milker, wants position.—Honest, 835, Herald. IP ARM.—Man, young, wants position; 5 years' experience. Anywhere, 88, HBQAfrP. G~ ENERAL Farm Work.—Young Man, 28; good with horses.—Worker. 828. Herald. AND Milker, good, rough Carpentering, concreting, painting, etc., willing, reliable.—Worker, 815. Hehald. I\/TAN, young, General Farm Work; expen--It-L enced large herds.—Active, Herald, Pukekohe. MARRIED Couple, no encumbrance, position Farm; both experienced Milkers, man General Farm and Team Work; own cottage preferred.—Write R.T., 823, Herald, Hamilton. SHEEP or Dairy Farm. —Young Man (21) wants work; good refs.—F.R., 11, Hehald. YOUTH (18). strong, willing, general experience; references; state wages; conditions.—H.R., 892, Herald. YOUTH (20), secondary education, good stripper, early riser; refs.; £l.—Experience, 67, Herald. PUPILS WANTED ARTS and Crafts, all branches taught.— Miss Cameron. Studio, 11 Park Cres., Parnell. Phone 46-420. ASHLEIGH College.—lndividual Instruction day, evening, and correspondence tuition; Public Examinations, General Education.—Phone 2G-343. AUCKLAND Business College specialises in Teaching Shorthand. Typewriting, Book-keeping; latest methods; day and evening classes. AUCKLAND School of Motoring.—Complete Motoring Courses for Ladies and Gentlemen. Lectures, Practical Work. —126 Newton Rd. Phone 45-921. BE efficient in Shorthand and Typewriting first-class instruction.—Miss Mabel S. Clarke St. Martins Lane. Symonds St. Phone 45-320. (RESSMAKING, Dress-cutting. Designing, Pattern -making, thoroughly taught, complete 3 months' course.—Miss Ashton, Princess Bldgs.. Queen St.. Phone 46-498. DJIESSMAKING.— The only .Real School ,of High-grade Training in Dressmaking. —Wakefield College. Phone 41-397. DRESSMAKING Classes and Dresscutting. Dresses Cut, Fitted, f rom j>s. Miss Coulthnrcl, Svmoncla St. Phone 47-940. DRESSMAKING. Dresscutting. Designing- learn easy method; moderate fees.— Hollywood School. 23 Union Bldgs.. Customs St. : ENGINEERING Study on up-to-date lines for all Grades.—Bower s School, Colwill's Chambers. Auckland. _____ INTERIOR Decoration. A fascinating Course for Cultural or Professional Purposes.—Wakefield College, Phone 41-397. LEARN Motor Driving at Pearce's Motor Driving School, Garage, Khyber Pass. Certificates guaranteed. Phone 46-206. "ftTAORI Scholars are trained by Leading IVJL Maori Linguist. Simple Lessons.~New Zealand Correspondence Schools, Auckland. TITOTOR Driving.—Expert Tuition; counIVi cil certificate assured. —Phone 46-540. Auto Service Station, 46 Wellesley St. W. NZ. Hairdressing College.—Day. Evening • Classes, success guaranteed; diplomas given.—H.B. Bldgs.. 228 Queen St. TJIANOFORTE, Singing. Elocution.— i Gentleman Teacher. 11 years expenence; examinations, elementary, diploma; 2s lesson. —Elocution. 890. Herald. PRACTICAL Journalism, story writing; personal instruction by expert tutor.— Wakefield College. British Chambers. High St. Get re\dy for advancement. Business is improving. TRAINED Men will be more than ever in demand in the future. Study an I.C.S. Course in your spare time and be prepared. THE INTERN ATION AL CORRESPONDDENCE SCHOOLS (N.Z.), LTD.. . Dept. A, N.Z. Insurance Bldgs., Auckland. TUITION WANTED rrUITION in Lip-reading, etc., wa « te _ d JL for Deaf Girl.—Terms Moderate, 880, Herald OPTOMETRISTS AND OPTICIANS CF McWILLIAM, Optician. Prices . revised to meet the times.—l 47 Queen St.. next Herald. Ha BAGLEY, Oi pthalmio Optician. . Ist Floor. Vulcan Bldgs.—Thorough Eyesight Examinations; modern equipmeut -43-135. _ rn LOWES. F.8.0.A., F.C.O (Edin.). JL. FN A 0.. F. 1.0. (Eng.), Ophthalmic Optician." Lister Bldg.. Victoria St 40-446 TYPEWRITERS FOR SALE AMAZING Reductions all make?, from £3 10b up. guaranteed; bargains yon cannot ignore, call, inspect.—British Typewriters, Promenade Floor, Queen's Arcade.
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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXIX, Issue 21279, 5 September 1932, Page 1
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