SITUATIONS WANTED "DANJOIST seeks work, dance band, ■*-* double Guitar, used orchestrations.— C., 140, HERALD. CAR, Lorry or Tractor Driving wanted by young Man, 24.—Apply Herald. T'IRIVE.R, 8 yearß' experience with trucks J-' and cars, seeks Position.—V., 61, IIERALD. 1 experienced, desires position Chauffeur, good references; bond if required.—E.D.,_l36, Herald. DENING, handy man, tooisj odd _ jobs, in return board; refs.—Pensioner, 14a. Herald. /J* ARDENER (24), 8 years' experience, seeks position gardener; refs.—D. Waller, Manurewa. duties.—Willing, 14. Herald. ([J.IRL (23), housework or milking; able •*., cook; willing. Write M. Bjerrine. Waihi. HAIRDRESSING. Beauty Culture.—Lady, young, would give services, exchange tuition.— Refined, 79, Herald. |j ANDYMAN, refined, milk! garden," attend poultry; strictly sober; excellent refs.—Reliable, 86, Herald. TJ ANDYMAN, kitchen, porter, garden, -"--•-laundry; suit country hotels, tourist resorts.—Clean, 150, Herald. HOUSEKEEPER, young, efficient, respectable, capable taking charge, desires position—H.E., 25, Herald. i Housekeeper. - Lady, middle-age, seeks position refined home, town or country, experienced, good cook, own mistress.—Trust, 123, Herald. Position, where chifd ~- 3 years not objected; good milker.—K., 19, Herald. LADY, young, refined. Housekeeper, daily duties, sewing, mending, minding children.—Apply Herald. 1 ADY, 6 years' experience. Book-keeper -*-• (certificated), typist, cashier, seeks position.—Box 1612. MAN, active, elderly, abstainer, wants work. Cooking, Gardening, Poultry, Milk.—C.R., 141, Herald. TITAN, elderly, respectable, milk .few XtA cows, odd jobs; small wages.—Home, 17, MAN, yeung, experienced motors, own car, highest recommendations.—Trustworthy, 87, Herald. PORTER, Hotel; good refs.; single, middle age; go anywhere.—Genuine, Herald, Whangarei. young, wants position, institu- • * tion, Housemaid, Laundress, two years' last place; good refs.—X.V., 83, Herald. SHOE TRADE, Wholesale or Retail. . ERNEST W. LEWIS, Concluding Engagement with Bostock- and Clark, Shoe Importers, Ltd., SEEKS RE-ENGAGEMENT. „ "Raroa," Beach Rd.. Castor B a ?- N. 3. Tel. 23-669. WOBK WANTED A BE GALBRAITH.—Chimney Sweeping, MX Range Repairing, Ranges for sale.—4 Wilton St., Grey Lynn. Phone 27-560. k ARTISTIC Dressmaking—"Perfectfit, 105 Pacific Bides, (odd. Civic); terms moderate. No fitting needed. Satisfaction assured. /""IHIMNEY Sweep, practical. Ranges, Copv/ pers, Incinerators: duatless, prompt attention.—Colquhoun. Totara St., Ponsonby, Phone 26-759. DRESSMAKER, latest styles; moderate charges.—s64B Manukau Rd., opposite Onslow Rd., Epsom. DRESSMAKING. - Frocks, Coats, En sembles; Remodelling Specialist.— Madame Norton, Croydon Flatft, Parnell, opp. Domain Entrance. 45-419. GARDENER, all branches, by day or piecework.—N.B.. 131. Herald. G.ARDENER, _ young, garden, hedses, lawn 9. diceina-. flowers: refs.: 7s 6d. lawns, digging, flowers; refs.; 7s 6d, fares.—Worker, 35, Herald. refs.—Capable, 39, Heralp, /GARDENING, Lawnmowing, odd jobi VJ wanted by reliable Man.—Laws, 85 Heraxd. /GARDENING, practical experience al VJ work; Wednesdays vacant.—Gardener 101, Herald. lAWNMOWERS and Ba,we collected -I sharpened, delivered; latest machinery longest - experience.—Cranston, Eden Tor race. Phone 44-375. EAWNMOWERS sharpened, work carrie< out promptly by expert Ehgineers.Ryan's, St. Paul St. Phone 41-529. ■ ' PAINTING, Paperhanging, by competen Tradesman; moderate charges.—Cam eron, 64 Prospect Terrace, Mt. Eden. PRUNING. Grafting, general' car*-- o; Vines and Fruit Trees.—M. : Porich. 2i Walton St., Whangarei. fPATTING orders taken for Doylies. Edg J. ings. Mats, etc.—Bß Wheturangi Rd. Green Lane. gLANKBTS PERFECTLY LAUNDERED. NO SHRINKAGE. 1B EACH; 6 FOR SS. BRITISH LAUNDRY CO.. Phone 40-492. WANTED KNOWN ALL lonely people interested join Cor reapondence Club; genuine introduction. —Janet, 785. Herald. LADIES, Learn how to Enjoy Perfect Health; send stamped addressed envelope.—Dewar, Box 1621, Auckland. PHILIP LEWIS. LTD.. Car Radiator Experts; Steam Cleaners, Makers and Repairers.—Chancery St.. Auckland. 45-275. DOG LOVERS. Malcolm , B i Distemper Remedy is a sure and positive medicine for Distemper. The most stubborn cases respond to this remarkable remedy.—Obtainable at FARMERS' TRADING COY. LARGE Bottles.-Thistle Whisky, lis Gd; London Gin, lis; Australian Port and Sheriy, 4s; French Brandy, 12s 6d.—Thistle Hotel. Phone 45-437." ECZEMA, Psoriasis, Variclifce Ulcers, Scalp Ailments, successfully treated; instant relief given; consultations free.—Klexema, 104 Dilworth Bldg., Customs St. Phon< 46-324. SAVE YOUR DOG.—Malcolm's Guaranteed Distemper Remedy succeeds when all else fails. Time and again proved e£Fective in most virulent cases.—Get Malcolm's to-day from FARMERS' TRADING COY. ECZEMA, Skin Blemishes magically disappear with Kurit, 2s 6d, 4s 6d, posted, —F. J. Cooper, 103 Victoria St. West. QKIN AND COMPLEXION DISORDERS, O Digestive and Intestinal Disorders corrected by taking _ * HARVEY'S MINERAL TONIC. All Chemists. * INDIGESTION. Heartburn, Dyspepsia definitely cured; Stomach Tonic: sample post free.-—Henry Alton. Chemists, Queen St. TTiNGLISH Sample Overcoats, half price. Jli —R„ Jaffe,, Everybody'e Tailor, opp. Town Hall. Queen St. AE Cold Cream, A.E. Lemon Cream, • Giant jars. 2s 6d: Trial size. 6d.Eccles, Chemist __ ISTEMPER CURED.—Prompt use of Malcolm's Guaranteed Distemper Remedy means almost certain recovery without after effects. Dog owners everywhere praise it.—Obtainable et Farmers' Trading Coy. AUXOLIN Pomade.—Dandruff cure, absolutely certain; money-back guarantee.— Horsley's Pharmacy* Queen St., Auckland. O /£}— Panamas and other Hats Cleaned Z/O and Reblocked; Trimmings extra.— Cox, the Hatter. Karangahape Rd. BLACKHEADS COMPLETELY GONE since taking HARVEY'S MINERAL TONIC. • Wonderful Blood-purifier. 3s 6d, All Chemists. DOG'S LlFE.—Dreaded Distemper generally meant death until Malcolm 8 Distemper Remedy came to cure this virulent disease. Malcolm's is sure in results.— Obtainable at FARMERS' TRADING COY. QET New Teeth at Howey Walker's. (Opposite John Court, Ltd,) HEUMATIC PAIN. "I don't think anyone could have had sharper rheumatic pain than I," writes Mrs. Ellon Heney, 6 Kensington Av., Petono. "Sometimes I could not walk, but thanks to R-U-Jt I can now get my work done." R-U-R is sold witii Money-back Guarantee by all depots of Hutchinson Bros, and Invincible Cash and Carry Stores. Free Booklet. OPTOMETRISTS AND OPTICIANS CF. McWILLIAM, F. 1.0. (N.Z.), Oph- • thalmic Optician. 147 Queen St., next Herald Office. Phone 45-222. LOWES, F.8.0.A., F.C.O. (Edin.J, . F.N.0.A.. F. 1.0. (Eng.). Ophthalmio Optician, Lister Bldg., Victoria St. 40-446.
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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXI, Issue 21935, 19 October 1934, Page 1
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