Page 1 Advertisements Column 6

New Zealand Herald, Volume LXX, Issue 21470, 19 April 1933, Page 1

DOMESTICS WANTED /"""JOOK-General. strong, competent, for farm, adult household; wages £l. Written replies, Mrs. Alex. McLean, Rural Delivery. Whakatane. tIUUK-Oenerai, Kemuera; adults; bag- ' wash; refs. required; 15s.—Competent, 141). Herald. I experienced; refs. essential. XJ —Apply 11 to 6, 2A Disraeli at., Mt. Eden. GJ.IDNEKAL, capable, refs. essential.— ' Apply this afternoon, 15 Mt. St. John Av., Epsom. GIRL, lor Domestic Duties; no washing; sleep in.—l 4 Argylo St., Heme Bay. /MIRL, all duties.—23 Glenalmond Rd., Mt. Uf Eden. CI IKL, respectable, young, for General T Housework.—.o Tahora Av., Remuera. /URL, young, daily, fond of children; VT Royal Oak district; refs.—N.B., 123, Herald. refined, for Country Dining Room, * assist generally; good home; state wage required; refs.—6sA, Herald, Pukekohe. EEFINED Home offered Lady in return very light assistance, Birkenhead.— Ring l'J-86G. WAITRESS (casual), married woman preferred, living Mt. Eden district. — Casual, 122, Herald. WOMAN, young, as domestic (2 adults), all duties, capable, and good plain cook; state age, refs.; wages 15s week.— Domestic, IGO. Herald. WOMAN, middle-aged, all duties; adult family; 10s; good home. —Mount Eden, 238, Herald. . BELL'S Registry, 45-702.—C00k, Institution, urgent; Housemaid-Waitress; General. Hotel: House-Parlourmaid. QTRAND Registry, Strand Arcade.—Proba--0 tioner Waitress; Cook-Generals; HouseParlourmaid : General-Companion. FARM HANDS WANTED BOY, smart; as learner; good home; recently from school preferred.—Meet Employer, Farmers', 11 a.m. to-day. MAN, 4A Scheme, Farm Work, slashing, grubbing gorse.—Ring 47-739 (evenings). M~ AN, young, capable of all Farm Work, good milker, early riser; only right man need apply; XI weekly, winter, permanent if suitable.—H., c.o. Matangi Store. "|\/| ARRIED Couple, experienced, both - L 'J- milkers, unencumbered, for North Auckland Dairy Farm.—Apply for particulars. Dairy Farmer, 912, Herald. QIIARE-Milkers, herd about 100; 4 milkers; 0 Farm Work.—A. Allen, Maungatautari, Cambridge. SHARE-Milkers, with 100 good cows, to milk on half shares; must produce 27,000 fat; Ist class farm. —O. Henry, Waiuku. FARM WORK WANTED I?ARM Hand, 23, G years' experience, Dairying, General; refs.; strong.—Abstainer, 143, Herald. IT'ARM Worker, experienced, healthy, single, wants job, milk, drive, fence, handle cattle, dogs, sheep; no work too hard; 15s.—F.W., 38, Herald. MAN, young, Machine, Hand Milking, Horsework, drive truck; recommended; waiting job.—Pearson's Registry, Exchange Lane. O HARE-Milking, wages, coming season, O English Public Schoolboy, married; allround man, handy tools, machinery, etc.— S.A.G., 147, Herald. COUTH Island Farmer's Son, Machine or Hand Milking; good Teamster, Tractor Driver.—Toiler, 156, Herald. "yOUTH, experienced, willing worker, -L seeks position.—Reliable, 79. Herald. YOUTH, experienced, Hand, Machine Milking, Farm Work; 12s Cd.—Griffith, Nikau Rd., Otahuhu. ~V7"OUTH, respectable, 19, wants work I arm; experienced, good with horses* any wage.—Willing, 111, Herald. AGENCIES VACANT TARGE Australian Firm, packing new •" lines tropical jams, fruits, also dried fruits and meats, desires appoint Broker or Merchant as sole provincial agent; good terms.—lnquiries Papau, Box 453, Auckland. G E N T WANTED. AGENT, On Commission Basis, Required for Auckland City and Province, Calling on Cabinetmakers, Builders and Picture Framers. Only applicants already established and with suitable storage space can be considered. Reply in first instance to SOUTHERN, Care J. Ilott, Ltd., Advertising Agents, Chancery Street, Auckland C.l. AGENCIES WANTED COUNTRY Traveller seeks New Lines immediately; own car; commission basis. —X.Y.Z., 140. Herald. r SOFT GOODS AGENTS. Here is an opportunity to minimise overhead, and at the same time secure an inteiest in a well-established and progressive Firm, handling a wide range of overseas goods. Wo are prepared to tr.ke into our established business an Indent Agent representing first-class British or overseas manufacturers preferably one handling soft goods lines. *Salary and an interest in the business will bo given in return for control of the ngencies, which can then enjoy the benefit of a complete selling organisation behind them. Write in first instance, in fullest confidence. briefly reviewing business and agencies held, to "STABILITY," Caro J. Ilott, Ltd., Advertising Agents, Publicity House, Jervois Quay, Wellington. TOILET GEMJINE Permanent Wave and free Photograph. 10s 6d: works guaranteed. —Pollock. 27 Security Bldgs. 42-129. " CTEMSLEY BURNET" Hair Restorer -L-L posi'ively restores colour without dyeing; cures Dandruff and Irritation; 4s 9d, everywhere. APO" Darkens grey hair. C-ires DandAV ruff; 3s; postage Cd.—Walker's Pharmacy, Mail Order Chemists. Ponsonby Rd.. 'Vuckland. or Chemists TI/TEETING THE TIMES. - Ladies Hair- ■ L*-*. cutting, Is, Permanent Waving, from 10s 6d; only experts engaged. Dolph Fagleton, Est. 53 years. Ladies' Hairdresser. G Victoria St. Depot for Inecto. A/TISS FOX, H.illenstein's Buildings. UJ. Queen St. Fermanent Waving (oilsteam method, no electricity); 25s.—Phone 42-919 MISS FRECKLE FACE."-Send 2s 6d Chester Drug. Auckland, for their never-failing Freckle Removing Cream. NURSES AND NURSING HOMES BEVERLEY Convalescent and Rest Home. —Phono 28-358; 19 Shackleton Rd., Mt. Eden. ST. HELIERS Convalescent Home, Sisters Mandeno and Phillips,—Sunny verandahs; special dieting nursing comforts.— Phone 17-755. SPORTS GOODS AR'IHUR GIRLING, now professional at Wiseman's. ft*. Wiseman's. Queen St. Coaching fees reduced 25 p c. Practice net available. CJOLF Professional R. J. Blake (late WiseJ man's) in attendance daily at Abel, Smeeton, Ltd.'s, Sports Depot. Wellesley fat. East. ORDERS taken Leaguo, Rugbv and Soccer Football Gear; lowest possible prices.—lvissin. 328 Queen St. RACQUETS Restrung, special hard-court gut.—Griffiths Tennis Service. 13 Wakefield St.. 60vds Town Hnll LAUNDRIES VOUR LAUNDRY 1 HAS MUCH 1 J- HAS MUCH TO DO WITH YOUR SUCCESS IN LIFE! Yes! More than you might think! Without that " professional touch" to linen which our customers enjoy, you are at a disadvantage. Good grooming also demands regular dry-cleaning of Suits, Hats, Ties, etc. We are supreme in men's Valeting.— TOWEL SUPPLY LAUNDRY,. Dry Cleaners, etc., G7 Victoria St. Dial 43-719. COAL AND FIREWOOD OL. FLETCHER meets the times. Coal • reduced. Mt. Kden residents! TT<mi»a reduced, Mt. Eden residents; House. 4s; Kitchen. 3s 10d.—Phone 20-G3G. "J Full Sacks Dry Tea-tree delivered £1; J -*-' secure now; winter is coming.—Ring 44-7G4.