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SITUATIONS WANTED BUTCHER, good shopman, sausages specially. own recipes; country.—iv., 0.0. Ritchie, Onehunga. BUTCHERS. —first-class Shopman wants position; small goods; reliable; refs. Meat, 120. Herald. ■ MOMPANION Help, with refined Catholic family, young Girl, convent educated. —Reserved, 902. Herald. ( 1 EA : ER AL, plum cooking; good home; vX Papatoetoe, Otahuhu or City.—B.N., 3bo. Herald. HOUSEKEEPER, competent, desires position, own mistress.—L.. 830. Herald. OUSEKEEPEB (35), domesticated, trustworthy, musical, boy 9, position end Septerober.—Refined, 87. Herald. Housekeeper, young, capable, good milker; where boy, 11, not objected.— Capable, 807, Herald. HOUSEKEEPER. —Elderly Lady, look after elderly man, couple; small pay.— Trustworthy, 55, Herald. HOUSEKEEPER, thoroughly experienced, oi; Companion-Attendant, Invalid; (jood needlewoman.—A.B.C.. 95. Hehai.d. HOUSEMAID-Waitress, experienced, good refs.; country preferred. Hotel, Boarding House.—Urgent, 115. Herald. t'-i A Reward, Permanent Position, En9v_LU gineer, handy man, ago 44; refs.— I'., 729, Herald. HOUSEKEEPER'S Position. young Woman; Christian widower, elderly couple; oxcellent references.—Honest, 891, Herald. ADY, young, demres position in Shop, J urgently.—Experience, 794, Hf.rald. MAN, young. Carpenter, own car. wants work any kind.—Willing. 795, Herald. IJEFINED, Domesticated Woman, nursing -1\) experience, small wage, good home. — Barclay, P. 0., West Lynn. Q-HORTHAND-Typist, temporary or perO manent; experience business training; capable.—N., 784. Herald. WOMAN, middle-aged, requires light position, town, country; small remuneration.—K.J., 797. Herald. I*l A Offered Permanent Position, c&IAJ Grocer's Store; country preferred; willing invest small capital.—Apply Herald. WORK WANTED ABE GALBRAITtI.— Chimney Sweeping, Stovo Repairing: 30 years' experience. —4 Wilton St.. Grey Lynn. Phone 27-560. ABANDON Dirty Work. Have a clean Chimney Sweep: Coppers and Incinerators; dustless. Colquhoun, Ponsonby 26-759. BRICKWORK, Glazed Brick; beautiful Fireplaces; Ranges Removed; part payment same: every class Brickwork.—Phone 28-214. CIARPENTER. Repairs, Alterations, ' Joinery, Bay Windows. Glassed Verandahs; estimates free; prices low.—-Russell. E'hone 27-586. CARPENTER.— Builder, Repairs, Renovations, glassed verandahs, fitting-up shops; workmanship guaranteed: lowest cost. —Phone 18-151 CARPENTRY, Alterations, Repairs; best workmanship; reasonable cost; Cords Renewed, Is 3d each; genuine refs.—Gerrard, 32 Milton Rd., Mt. Eden. Phone 12-875. CIARRYING, 4s fid hour or weekly, honest ) young Man, truck. —Ring Gordon, 45-764. (CHEAPER Than Ever.—Fireplaces supJ plied and fixed; Ranges bought; many designs on view.—Buckley, 327, New North Rd. Phone 20-941. CHESTERFIELD Suites, guaranteed construction; Renovations, factory pric.es.—Kircher's Factory, Cobden St., Newton Phone gO-724. Spring Frocks. Remodel-J-J • ling, Specialist.— Norton, 25 Owens Rd., Epsom, Hemstitching. Phone 13-121. T?URNITURE Stored or Removed, anyX 1 where.—Phone 43-281. Auckland Luggage Agency, Ltd. Also Devon.port, Takapuna service: ; ' GARDENING, Landscape. Hedges. Footpaths, any special'work; 10s. dinner; postcard.—Tah'gney. G.P.O. , GARDENER. Digging, Lawns. General Cleaning Up, Sections, 5s day.—G.F., 94. Her-alp. GARDENS Renovated, hard worker, married, 2 children; 9s; trial solicited.— Energetic. 4. Herald. HOUSE Painter, Decorator, roofs a specialty; 10s day; -labour only.— Tradesman. 45. HerAld. . AWNS Laid by Expert; very reasonable. —A. Sharp. 31 Anglesea St. ( Bffflaonby. LAWNMOWERS Sharpened, work carried out promptly by expert Engineers. "Ryan's. St. Paul St. Phone 41.-929. LAWNMOWERS and Sawn collected, Sharpened." delivered, latest machinery, longest experience.—Cranston, Eden Terrace. Phone 44-375. ; —— T AWNMOWERS Sharpened by Special L Machinery, collected and delivered -JStone. Arthur St.. Newmarket. Phone 40-588. PAINTING. Paperhanging, Spring Cleanino- Repairs; estimates free! men in-sured.-T. Bailey, Merchants. 37 Great North Rd.. near Ivarangahape Rd. 1 hone aa • PAINTING, 1 * Paperhanging, etc.: work . guaranteed; no job too emall.-Phone 98-049. 1 Ring Mills. 62 Grafton Rd. St Mt Eden. Phone 21-543. City. • MAKE TO ORDER THE LATEST KNIT SPRINGTIME FASHIONS, a CIVIC THEATRE BUILDINGS. j^caTlnstrument3~ fob sale A BSOLUTE Satisfaction Asisured with A every Piano purchased Kenneth Eady, ,07 TTrmftr Queen St.. next Tabernacle, B M SIe I X%e^°e d d.-B r S 840? Herald. _ rnmiiS from lis; Repairs, Accessories, -t' i«««t ■ master. 355. Tinner Queen St.. Auckland.,, tStaNO Brinsmead, recent model, beautiP ful appearance and tone.-Particulars. r» n -Roy 334. - A TOiTERf°p°IANO^a. N L™ M New Zealand's Leading Pian °^ m ' HERE ARE THREE PIANOS, Specially Priced to Tempt the Person whe>is "THINKING OF GOING IN FOR PIANO. MOORE AND MOORE.—A fine, neat, little Practice Piano. euitable for the bach or for the kiddies tc learn on ZEIGLER.—A Piano of fine appearance, and beautiful tone. The price is no indication of its sterling worth Finished m dark mahogany, with Atwaters Unconditional Guarantee COLLARD AND COLLARD.—One of England's best-known makes. This Piano looks and sounds like new. With new guarantee. Beautifully finished in dark mn'O" gqny. A genuine bargain for the wise buyer These Make Straight For WATERS piANO QO., CIVIC SQUARE, AUCKLANDMUSICAL instruments wanted A TWATERS Piano Co.—Cash for Pianos, J\ Player 3; exchange straight-out for Tem pie Radio.—Phone 40-792. . CASH buyer wants small Upright Piano, in good order, any make; no dealers.— Urgent. 679. Herat.p. CASH waiting for good. Used Pianos, or will exchange for Radio.—Kenneth Kndy, next Tabernacle. SPOT Cash.—Ring 47-047.—We will Buy Your Piano without delay.—Civio Tuning Co. , COAL AND FIREWOOD HEAVY Tea-tree or Mixed Bush wanted, handy Auckland. Particulars to Mirko, Manurewa. NURSES AND NURSING HOMES HOME for Elderly People needing Care and Attention; all con vs.: near trams. —Phone 43-475. • ST HELIERS Rest Home.—Sisters Mandeno and Phillips. Sunny Verandah. Every Comfort for Convalescents.—Phone 17-755.

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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXIX, Issue 21279, 5 September 1932, Page 1

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Page 1 Advertisements Column 7 New Zealand Herald, Volume LXIX, Issue 21279, 5 September 1932, Page 1

Page 1 Advertisements Column 7 New Zealand Herald, Volume LXIX, Issue 21279, 5 September 1932, Page 1

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