SITUATIONS WANTED BARMAN-Portsr wants position, town or country; do anything. Urgent, 2SO* Herald. BARGAIN (Departmental) Store Assistant, 23, window dresser and ticket writer, experienced, desires chance. —Experience. 949, Herald, Hamilton. CARPENTER, tradesman, requires work; town or country.—W.H.., 300, Herald. CIOAL Miner, 2nd class ticket, seeks cml ployment.—Coal, 269, Herald. _ C COMPETENT Person would like Sewing, J by day, or Assist Dressmaker.—Fashion, 27G. tfERALp. COOK-Gcneral, competent, clean, woman, trustworthy ; personal refs.—Energetic, 327, llekald. DOMESTIC, young, refined, general housework; good home; Sunday afternoons free.—References. 290, Herald. GROCER, experienced all departments general stores, capable management, young; refs.—Keen, 188, Herald. HANDYMAN, Hotel Work, Gardening or Night watchman; anywhere. Abstainer, 227. &ERALP. Housekeeper, own mistress, young, refined, trustworthy, gentleman, elderly couple, widower. —Town, 110, Herald. OUSEKEEPING desired, middle-aged widow, refinement, efficiency, economy, cleanliness assured.— Sincerity, 285. HeralD. HOUSEKEEPER, reliable.. position, town or country; own mistress preferred.—J., 298, Herald. HOUSEKEEPER. Capable person desires position; town or country.—Cne«rful, 277, Herald. HOUSEKEEPER, competent, seeks position, country; good refa. —Scott, Herald A gent. Ki ngsjand. L" "ADy Help wishes position; competent.— Viola. 309, HERALD. __ LADY, capable, one child, wants position Housekeeper, country preferred, prepared accept small wage.—Reply Efficient, 170, HF.rald. OSITION with Butcher wanted by young Man, experienced killing, etc. —Urgent, 278, Herald. '"TTARSITY Student (20). final B.Sc.. LabV oratory position. Accountant s or Merchant's Office; good refs.—Methodical, 289, Herald. ■\XriDOW, middle-aged, car. Housekeep Vt gentleman, comfortable home; reasonable wage.—Careful, 286, Herald. WOMAN, refined, capable, desires a petition as Domestic.—M., 321, Herald. WOOLLEN Mill Manager (Yorkshireman), thoroughly competent, desires appointment N.Z., lOyrs. English, 4yrs. Australian practical experience; covers, plant installation, blending, carding, designing, finishing, etc. —Woolimll, Gordon and vrotcn, j Brisbane, Queensland. WORK WANTED A ABE GALBRAITH.— Chimney Sweeping, Range Repairing, Ranges for sale. —i Wilton St., Grey Lynn. Phone 27-560. A UCKLAND Academy Dressmaking.—Sty--ca lish Spring Frockß, Costumes cut, tacked, perfect fitting guaranteed.— 803 Victoria Arcade. BiN OCULARS Cleaned, Adjusted, Repaired Replacements.—Richard Armstrong. Optical Instrument Maker, 2nd Floor, Lister Bldg. "QLINDS, Venetian, Renovated. Repaired. ±J —Fred. Brown, 20 .Wallace St., Heme Bay. Phono 26-914. f'ABINETMAKING, Upholstering, French Polishing, Furniture; Recovering, Locise Covers. Repairs, Renovations; competitive prices.—Rawnsley. Phone 16-532. • ARPENTRY. Additions,. Alterations, Renovations, Roofs. Painting, buildings of any description; all work guaranteed.— Bradley; 13-213. CHIMNEY Sweep, practical, Ranges, Coppers, Incinerators; dustless; prompt attention.—Colquhoun, Totara St M Ponsonby. Phone 26-759, _______ /CREATIVE Specialist.—Summer Frocks, v extremely smart; Silk Tennis Frocks from 25s. —Marjorie Moore, Cooke's Bldga. DRESSMAKING. Frocks, Ensembles, Costumes, high-class work.—Julie Reid, Designer, 191 Symonds St. Phone 30-921. RESSMAKING. —" Smartwear " Salon. Coats, Costumes, Frocks, Ensembles, made, minimum cost.—l 36, First Floor, Queen's Arcade. D~~ RESSMAKING. Frocks, Co&ts,. Ensembles ; Remodelling Specialist.— Madame Norton, Croydon Flats, Parnell, opp. Domain Entrance. 45-419. . TRUCK-Drb-er, metal or transport work wanted; good refa.—N.H., 304, Herald. LAWNMO WERS. 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. LORRY; Driving or Tractor Work; very experienced.—A, Cannons, c.o. A. O. Law, Tc Kawa. TT7OMAN. young, daily. Cleaning, etc., 5s TT and fares: rets.—Reliable. 272. Herald. ABOUT Patterns. Tailor-cut, 2/6; Materials Cut, Tacked, Fitted, from 4/6.—N.Z, Pattern Co.,' above 4 Ashley's, Newton; entrance Pitt St. A m r J Repair Depot, Station St., Newmarket, Locksmith, Lawnmower Expert; Saws and Scissors Sharpened; collected, delivered. • - TBI" - KI " - PRICES: Suits, Costumes, Overcoats .. 5s 6d aach Ladies' Light Summer Coats. . 4s 6d „ Skirts, Jumpers, Cardigans .. 2s 6d „ Men's Sports Coats, Cream Pants 3s ,» Sports Trousers, •« Blazers, Sweaters - 2s 6d „ Hats, 3s; Ties, 4d; Gloves from Is „ TOWEL SUPPLY LAUNDRY. Victoria St. (43-719), Vulcan Lane (43-077). AUCKLAND'S PAINLESS. GENTLE PERFECTION. DENTAL-MEN. PERMANENCE. Guaranteed Selected Teeth. ■ Genuine Gold Pin Dentures, . £3 3 8 '. J. A. KILNER, JQENTAL j>ARLOURS, 406 Queen Street, opp. Town Hall. PUPILS WANTED ART Metal Work, Basketry, Leatherwork, Pokerwork, Pon-Painting, Stencilling, Woodcarving, Tatting. Prospectus posted.— Miss Ayling, Strand Arcade. AUCKLAND Business College specialises in teaching Shorthand, Typewriting, Bopk-keeping, English and Handwriting.-. ATTEND Miss Greenwood's Commercial School, Newmarket (entrance Remuera Rd.), where pupils "receive Expert Individual Instruction. O CACHING, Matriculation, Proficiency; individual tuition.—W. Jess, M.A., British Chambers, High St. - DRESSMAKING, Patternmaking, Day and Evening Classes. Special Correspondence Course.—Selwyn College, Civio House. Auckland. RESSMAKING Classes.—Day and Evening olasses. Miss Coulthard, Upper Symonds St. Phone 30-650 DRESSMAKING. Designing. Cutting, thoroughly taught. latest methods, personal fluper r ision, success assured; easy terms.— Hollywood School, 28 Union Bldgs.. Customs St. D RULEIGH TRAINS FOR CAREERS. HAJRDRESSING. Beauty Culture.— Vacancy Girls, good appearance- assisted positions.—Second Floor, Civio House. Queen St. TT AIRDRESSING, Beauty Culture.—N.Z. IT College, day, evening classes.—College Salon Training. 228 Queen St. MAH-JONG privately taught by Eastern Expert.—Appointments, 23 Wynyard St., 43-525. ' v SHOWCARD Writing. , supervised Correspondence Lessons, SOfl* Write for prospectus.—Alec. Sadler, Pacific Bldg. SWIMMING. —Learn latest easy methods, six lessons; 21s.—Professor D. B. Anderson. Tepid Baths. AN Unusual Opportunity to Travel. Become a Wireless Operator.—Auckland School Wireless. Winstono Bldg., Queen St. ' ~' SPORTS GOODS A BRUCE AND SONS, Tennis Special- • ista.—Restringfing from 12s Gd to 32s 6d. —94 Albert St. 45-Cl7. LL Kinds of Nets Made to Order, Mounted or Unmounted.—W Johnston 710 Dominion Rd. ______ BEAVER'S, 215 Queen St.—Lightning Racquot Restringing Service. Genuine natural sheop gut used. Prices right. C~" i YA'tES, 73 City Chambers.— Stringer J. Tilden'a, Johnston's, Patterson's Davis Cup Racquel3. Expert Restringing, Repairs. OACQUET Restringing undertaken; cheap, TV 5s Cd. 6s 6d; Quality, from 9s Cd.— Beaver's, 21 a Queen 'St. Phone 43-772. rpgNNIS Plnyers.-Toc values in Tennis .1. Racquets visit Rush -Sports Depot, l. and G. Bldgs., Elliott St. • HHENNIS Racquets, selection over 300; leadModern Bag Co., 400 Queen St.
Permanent link to this item
https://paperspast.natlib.govt.nz/newspapers/NZH19341016.2.3.7
Bibliographic details
New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXI, Issue 21932, 16 October 1934, Page 1
Word Count
917Page 1 Advertisements Column 7 New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXI, Issue 21932, 16 October 1934, Page 1
Using This Item
NZME is the copyright owner for the New Zealand Herald. You can reproduce in-copyright material from this newspaper for non-commercial use under a Creative Commons New Zealand BY-NC-SA licence . This newspaper is not available for commercial use without the consent of NZME. For advice on reproduction of out-of-copyright material from this newspaper, please refer to the Copyright guide.
Acknowledgements
This newspaper was digitised in partnership with Auckland Libraries and NZME.