Page 1 Advertisements Column 6

New Zealand Herald, Volume LXIX, Issue 21328, 1 November 1932, Page 1

SITUATIONS WANTED BABY Nurse, trained, experience running home, share mother's responsibilities, take charge necessary; refined home; "terms arranged.—Keen, 869, -Herald. __ B AKEIt, competent. reliable, reouires country position. recommended. Wheldale. 136 Hobaon St.. City. tOOK-General, 27s (id, first-class refs., \J awaits engagement.—Tel. 45-017. _ DRESSMAKING —A third-year Girl. Dressmaking Class, leaving technical college soon, like hear opening with good class, established Dressmaker. —Dressmaker, l>%. Herald. ___ HOUSEKEEPER, experienced, refs; wants position—P.. 671, Herald. OUSEKEEPER, conscientious, fond childen, town or country.—G.H., 777, Herald. HOUSEKEEPER, middle-aged, refined, capable, trustworthy, experienced; ex--Cl capable, trustworthy experienced; excellent references.—Refined. 864. Herald. HOUSEKEEPER, capable, seeks Solccharge position; excellent refs.; town preferred.—F.T.. 522. Herald. OUSEKEEPER. trustworthy, superior, experienced Woman; good cook; refs.— Active. 930, Herald. IADY, refined, light duties; good refs.; J small wage: urgent.—Apply Herald. JADY, young, domesticated, capable. J entirely reliable, conscientious, healthy and companionable, seeks position Lady Help, refined family.—Willing. 883. Herald. lADY Help, young, refined, domesticated. J desires position with homely people. Refs,, 770. Herald. J A UNDRESS, 14 years' experience, thorJj ough and capable.—Ring 12-710. MAN work for keep, return for good home.—Gardening, 896, Herald. MAN, young, expurienced slaughtering, boiling-down works, capable driver, milker.—Energetic, 815. Herald. MATES (2) want Firewood Cutting, Carting, by contract; own truck.—Firewood. 786, Herald. ATURSE, qualified, visit patient, hourly or i> daily; fees moderate.—General, 870, Herald. ATURSERY Governess.—Position required by young Lady; town or country.— L.8.. 095. Herald. ATURSE would like position Companionll Help: 30s.—Experienced, 522, Herald. WORK WANTED A BE GALBRAITH— Chimney Sweeping, I Range Repairs; Ranges for sale.—4 I Wilton St., Grey Lynn. Phone 27-SGO. j A BANDON Dirty Work. Have a clean Chimney Sweep; Coopers and Tncinera- i tors; dustiest. Colquhoun, Ponsonby. 20-759. A LTERATIONS, Additions, P° r , che . s -ti- Glassed, Garages, Howies Reblocked, Painting, Paperhanging; reliable tradesman; best materials.—Phone 13-041. BRICKWORK, Coppers, Fi replaces. Concreting, Tarring; small jobs; honest workmanship; unemployed.—Worker, Herald. CHIMNEYS Swept. 25 years, no dust; no canvassers. —H. Smith, 160 Great North Rd. 26-GO6. DRESSMAKING. Spring Frocks Remodelling. Specialist.—Madame Norton, -a Owens Rd., Epsom. Hemstitching. I hone 13-121. _ KOWHAI Bagwash, Phone 28-066. —Dried, folded, including . starching; no chemicals, ready for ironing; 3s bag. AWNMOWERS and Siiws collected, Sharpened, delivered, latest machinery, longest experience.—Cranston, Eden Terrace. Phone 44-375. L AWNMOWERS" Sharpened, work carried out promptly by expert Engineers.— Ryan's, St. Paul St. Phono 41-929. "AT AN, young, desires work Gardening, xtJL anything: low wage, £iood worker. G.R.D.. 694. Herald. PAINTING. Paperhanging. every description.— Connell. 11 Ruarangi Rd.. Mt. | Albert. Phone 45-QCO. T3AINTING, Paperhanging, faithful work; _L 10s (3d day, or contract; tradesman service.—Phone 20-285. APERHANGER. Painter, very quick, neat tradesman; 10s day, or contract. Trustworthy. 874. Herald. and Cleanirg wanted by j VV Widow; highest refs.; any distance.— Apply Herald. ' ' POSITIONS FILLED DOSITION, Married Coupli), filled. ThankX ing all applicants— Northland. SM A R T, 75 6. Position now filled. Thanks to the mauy applicants. WINES AND SPIRITS FOR SALE A Big Reduction.—Oui Special Port. 30s per cage; Golden Shfrry, 30s case; freight paid.—Auckland Wine Coy., Rutland St, CORBAN'S Vineyards hold largest stocks of New Zealand Wines. A visit is a veritable eye-opener. - CLINTON Port for good 'health; 24s case; railage paid.—J. Andrews, 1e Kauwlint a. CILYDEBALLA " Port, a Wine fulfilling > desire; 28s case, f.o.r— Clyde Ballantync. Te Kauwhata. make Sweet Wines. Dry Wines, J Red Wines. White Wines. Sound Wines. Grand Wines. Prize Wftieu. Gold Medal Wines and Wine Cocktail; Assorted Case (12 varieties). £2 18s; freight paid. OAS CASE.—Frontignac, rich, sweet, red OU Wine, delivered; freight paid.—Crown Wines. Elliott St. Phone 47-135. OA Acres of spring buds beginning to Ol> burst at Corban's. Mt. Lebanon Vineyards. 1940 Vintage coming into leaf. PUPILS WANTED A RT Metalwork, Basketr.7, Leatberwork, A. Pokerwork, Pen-Painting, Stencilling. Woodcarving, Tatting. Prospectus posted —Miss Ayling. Strand Arcade. AUCKLAND Business College specialises in Teaching Shorthand, Typewriting, Book-keeping; lastest methods; day and evening classes. BARBELLS build powerful musses. Complete outfits from 30s.—Len Wilson. Ngapuhi Chambers. Lorne St.; 46-121. HAIRDRESSING. ' N.Z. College. - All branches thoroughly taught: testimonials from pupils placed.—H.B. Bides.. Queen St. LEARN Motor Driving at Pearco's Motor Driving School. Garage, Khyber Pass. Certificates guaranteed. Ph.ine 46-206. SWIMMING. Advanced and Beginners; classes starting.—D. B. Anderson, Tepid Baths. OPTOMETRISTS AND OPTICIANS Cb\ Mc WILLI AM, Optician.—Prices • revised to meet the times. —147 Queen St.. next Herald. T LOWES. F.8.0.A., (Edin.). . FNA.O., F. 1.0. (Eng.), Ophthalmio Optician. Lister Bldg.. Victoria St. 40-446. CHIROPRACTIC BARR AND BARR. Palmer Graduates. Members N.Z.A.C.A.. A.M.P. Bunding, Bank St.. Whnnsrarei. Phore 2000. CHIROPRACTIC Institute. Inc.. Lionel Duggan, Principal. 413 Winstone Hldg.; X-rny and Patho-Neurometic Service. Phone 44-929 DUGGAN. Miss Freda. Palmer Graduate. Member N.Z.A.C.A., Winstone Bid*?., Queen Street. Phone 46-414. 7 ILES AND GILES. Palmer Graduates, Members N.Z.A.C.A., Dilworth Bldg.. Auckland; Princess St., Dunedin. Pnone 45-525 7 JH GRIFFITHS, Chiropractor, Cali- . forma College Graduate, 124 Symonds St. Phone 47-524. Consultations POWDER Puff Salon, St. Kevin's Arcade. —Permanent Waving, 12s 6d; Marcel Waving. 2s 6d.—Phone 46-718. W. Dickinson BESB3EB2SESESSS ARMATURES. Field CoCs. Rewound and Repaired; 30 years' practical expenence.—Fred. Sullivan, 5, Rutland St. CONSULT Electric Construction Co.. 52 Fort St.—All kinds of Electrical Installations; expert workmanship guarunteed. EXPERT Installations, estimates free.—J. Henderson and Co., .Ltd., 135 Broadway; also all Electrical Gifts. AND SULLIVAN. 79 Wellesley St. 3T W., Rewind D.C. and A.C. Motors. -Phone 43-428. ___ T/tTATSON, STEELE AND GANLEY, VV LTD.. 83 Wellesley St. W„ City.— Complete Electrical Service. Installations and maintenance. We aro known for tlie excellence of cur work. Phcne 41--37.