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SITUATIONS WANTED BUTCHERS.— Good all-round business Alan open run business, fifty-fifty. Conscientious, 265, Herald. HOUSEKEEPEU-Companion Help, experienced, reliable, trustworthy; good cook; town, country.—X., 424, Herald. CIOMPANJLON-Help, 4 years' Grammar J education, domestic training, good cook. —Capable, 453, Herald. C~IOOK-General, experienced hotel and priJ vate homes; town or country.—B.R., 446, Herald. COOK-General or Housekeeper, with, nursing experience; good credentials.—E.B., 459, Herald. EXPERIENCED Domesticated Girl etudent, give services all morning return Board.—Student, 331, Herall* 4JJ.ARDENING, Hedges, Handyman. CarevJ taker, camp cooking, for .homo and wages, total abstainer; refs.—H.E.. 907. Herald. GIRL, refined, like position help, fond of children.—ll Mays Ed.. Te Papapa. GIRL, young, wants Housework, small wage.—Trustworthy. 402, Herald. GIRL, light duties, or store, country.— Writ© 10 Fifth Av., Pt. Chevalier. GIRL, young, requires Position as Housemaid; good with children.—Wal. Howard. Waitoa. HAIRDRESSER, ladies and Gents., all clnsßes ladies' toilet, including permanent waving.—Apply Herald ADY Help, refined and experienced, wishes position.—South, 464, Herald. T ADY, young, seeks position Orchard, J-X Fruit Picking, in good homo—Worker, 44* Herald. LORRY-Driver, honest, reliable, not afraid hard work, long hours or distances.— Driver. 317, Herald. ATURSE, to infant, light house duties; exil perienced, refs., refined; country.— Trustworthy, 363. Herald. "VTURSING Companion.—Lady, aged 36, jLi educated, very capable, seeks position. —Refined, 445, Hehali?. SURVEYOR, registered, Civil Engineer, open for engagement, Assistant or otherwise.—Surveyor, 327, Herald. IDOWi refined, trustworthy, Epsom, seeks position help Sewing, care for Children, light House Duties; sleep out.— Reliable. 449. Herald. WOMAN, young, thoroughly domesticated, wants position, good home.— H., c.o. Boyce, Cambridge. WOMAN, young, capable all duties, good refs.; wages 15s week.—S. Tlnvaites. Rotowaro, near Huntly. WORK WANTED ABE GALBRAITH.— Chimney Sweeping. Range Repairing, Ranges for sale. —i Wilton St.. Grey Lynn. Phone 27-560. OY, strong, energetic, seeks employment; small wages; good home accepted.— Energetic. 428. Herald. . OPPERS repaired honestly, fireplaces altered, concreting, tarring; small jobs. Unemployed Worker, 430. Herald. II D.RESSMAKING, Autumn Frocks. Remodelling, Specialist.—Madame Norton, 25 Owens Rd., Epsom. Hemstitching. Phone 13-121. "TVRESSMAKING.—ModeI Frocks created, U exclusive design, cut assured. —Recreation Specialists. For appointments, Phone 13-278. KNITTING of All Kinds; charges moderate.—Apply Herald. LAWNMOWERS and Saws collected, Sharpened, delivered, latest machinery, longest experience.—Cranston, Eden Terrace. Phone 44-375. LAWNMOWERS Sharpened, work carried out promptly by expert Engineers.— Ryan's. St. Paul St. Phone 41-929. "V'OUTII wants Gardening, Digging, x Lawnß, Odd Jobs; 6s day.—Write Youth, 451, Herald.

POSITIONS FILLED r PHANKS to numerous applicants, position X now filled.—Wells, Omokoroa. AGENCIES vacant A GENCY PROPRIETARY LINE ALLIED -tt. "WITH UNDERWEAR Is Available to a RESULT-PRODUCER WELL CONNECTED WITH BUYERS. INTENSITY, • Box 1264, Wellington. AGENCIES WANTED (SALESMAN with own car, excellent Belling O abilities, would like good Agency.— G.N., 396, Herald, Hamilton. TOR SALE BOOKS on Naval History. Ist editions. —43 Beresford St.. Bayswater. BOOTS and Shoes, Men's, from 3s 6d pair.—Mum's Shop, 410 Queen St. BGS¥ BEE, Newmarket. —Sideboards, £3 10s; Wardrobes, £3 17s 6d; new. Bargains in Used Furniture. /CARBIDE Drums, 2x2, cvvt.. size 25/50; £2 per drum.—l. Brown and Co., Thames. CHESTERFIELD Suites, latest designs, in best Genoa velvet; £l2 10s.—Busy Bee. Newton. ___ Corrugated iron, best English, ail sizes, low quotations.—Prices from J. Jones, Ltd., City Markets. COUNTERS, Tucker Tills, Showcases, Stands, Glass Shelving and Fittings.— 95 Parnell Rd. DRESSMAKERS' Models, Stands, Mirrors, Legs, Hat Blocks.—Parnell Mart, 9o Parnell Rd. 1 ELECTRIC Clippers, set, Moore's, cost ■J £26; accept £7.—Mayfair. 195 Queen St. 171URNITURE. good, clean, private home; 1 cheap.—Apply Herald. GOLD Bullion Assay Balance, 24in. be«m, 12in. pans; cheap.—Auckland Scalo Co. Phono 44-009. GLASSHOUSE, for removal. 12ft. x 20ft.; sound oonditon; oflersi wanted,— Apply Herald. GOLF Clubs, liquidated Block, special demonstration showroom; inspection invited; set. 89s 6d.—Meltzer's. 61 Victoria St. NK Barrels (empty), 45-gallon, English oak; 5s each, ex store.—Hekald Office. IN City and Suburbs—over 600 Stores can supply your Opotiki Butter Requirements. JOB Lot of German Leather Stain for retail trade.—Ring 26-618. I*~ Single Mattress, 9s 6d; V. Double, 17s 6d; Kapok, Single. 14s lid; Kapok Pillows, Is lid; Teased Kapok, Is.— Newmarket, T AWNMOWiERS, high grade, new,. 49s 6d: -I J used, from 17s 6d; old machines exchanged.—Open Market, 15 Karangahape R<l. T EATHER Coats. 3 samples, never used; JU sacrifice. 65s—Meltzer, 61 Victoria St. MORNING Suit, size 5 (about), practically new; £3.—Langford, 33 Victoria Street. MUM'S FURNITURE MART has Floor Space of 3000 square feet, and well stocked with New and Second-hand Goods, marked at low clearance prices as goods are arriving daily.—Opposite Town Hall. "MEW Bedding, full size, Millwool. 331b., -J.l Damask, Tick. 255; Single, 17s 6d.— Everybody's. 434 Queen St. OAK Bedroom Suite, 4 pieces, nice design; bargain, £ll 10s.—Busy Bee. Newton. LAYING Cards, new, gilt-edged, bankrupt stock; only 13 9d.—61 Victoria St.. RANGES, in good Older, cheap; also Register Grates.—Buckley, 327 New North Rd. Phone 20-941. C<EWING Machines, nil makes; Needles, C 5 Parts, Repairs.— Rogers, Civic Theatre Shops, Queen St. Phono 45-723. SEWING Machine, Standard Golden Oak Drophead; £6 10s.— Thompson's, 21 Queen's Arcade. DINGER 661\, £5 17s 6d; Singer, Hand, 0 37s 6d; good order guaranteed.— Lewis'. Symonds St. SINGER Drophead, 6057 Console Gramophone, £7 10s; Tables, any price.— Busy Bee. Ponsonby. SINGER. 66 K., £7 15s; Singer Drophead, £5 10s; Hand, £2 10s; guaranteed.— 24 St. Kevins Arcade. TUP-UP Chairs (200), iron frame, upJ_ holstered, suitable for theatres, lodge rooms, etc.—La Gloria Gramophones, Ltd., 155 Karangahape Road. Newton. WASHTUBS. 255; Wheelbarrows. 255; Step Ladders. 6ft., 9s 6d; 9ft,, 12s 6d.Baker's, 14 Victoria St. East. A A Plans, Elevations, neat, up-to-date 40 Bungalows; 55.-Plan Service, .Box 944, Wellington. . 1 O Sound Jnrrah Telephone Posts, Cross XZ Bars, Insulators, complete. 5x5 x 22ft; bargain.—Fasan. Telephone 20-9 U. -j ey /r* Gallon. —Lead-Zino Paint, tinted or 10/O white; Red. 9g 9d.—Macneill, Wyndhnm St.. QPP. Farmers. r»l r 15s.—All-Electric Sewing Machines. dwJ.O 20 years' guarantee. Old Machine part payment.—Robertson, opp. J.C.L.

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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXX, Issue 21449, 24 March 1933, Page 1

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Page 1 Advertisements Column 7 New Zealand Herald, Volume LXX, Issue 21449, 24 March 1933, Page 1

Page 1 Advertisements Column 7 New Zealand Herald, Volume LXX, Issue 21449, 24 March 1933, Page 1

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