SITUATIONS VACANT BOY to assist in Cookhouse, in country; wage* to commence, 15s, found.—Chance, 172, Herald. C'OMP. -Machinist, Cylinder, active; state J age, experience, where last employed.— Comp., 199, Herald. DALMATIAN, young. for Fruit Packing.—* J. 8. Vella, Oratia. Round.—Smart Boys wanted im- . mediately.—Apply early c.o. Herald Agent, Glen Eden. GIRL, smart, honest, for Confectionery Shop; 10a weekly ; refs.—Apply Herald. GIRL, assißt in Shop: permanent if suitable.—l 6 Victoria St. East. OVERNESS,_ University Training, " French, Latin, games; state age, qualifications.—Apply Herald. _____ HANDS wanted, aged 18 to 25.—Apply personally, Tobacco Plantation, Brigham's' Creek. HELP, male or female, for boarding house, country; wages 15s weekly; fare paid.—G. 200. Herald. HOSPITAL Aid, experienced, for country hospital; salary £52 per annum.— Health Dept.. Auckland, after January 11. JUNIOR Shorthand-Typiste wanted; wages 10s; city.—Apply Junior ,_ 188, Herald. JUNIOR, Public . Accountant's Office, matriculated student preferred.—Wilkinson and Campbell. Pukekolie. LEGAL. —Good Clerk wanted, exnerience not essential.—Reply Legal, 178, Herald. TMTATERNITY Nurse, for small private -ItJ- hospital.—Apply Herald. 11/fOTOR Truck Driver, reliable, experienced i'l Man, wanted for country.—Write Driver, 173, Herald. _ OUTSIDE Salesman, efficient, Philips Radio; prospects supplied; i 5 p.c. commission.—At waters Radio Dept. PAPERHANGER.— Price for labour hanging approx. 54 rolls.—Hill, Piaka Rd., Tu ru a. PANELBEATER. first-class, take charge Sriop, Waikato; good wages, commiasion.—H., 80. Heßalq. - RADIO Salesman wanted, good terms fo£ reliable man with car, quality- lines.—• Radio, 164, Herald. SALESMAN, sell quality Radios, NortK Shore suburbs: good terms for resident with car.—Radio, 163, Herald. _ SALESMAN wanted, must be live man. sell well-established line; retainer and commission.—Apply 307-9 Cooke's Bldgs. SALESMAN, energetic, thoroughly experienced local conditions (car preferred), required for our Land Department: salary and commission.—Mercantile Brokers, Ltd.. 201-202 Colonial Mutual Bldgs. QHORTHAND-TYPISTE, junior, some experience preferred.—"Write Integrity. P.O. Box 1314. SIGNWRITER, Display-Artist, capable; state age, wages, copies refs.—Display, 53, Herald. TEA-TREE and Rata Cutters (2). good.— Lang, Rimu St., New Lynn, evenings. YOUTH, strong, for Messages and Store •1- Work, able to ride bicycle.—Apply 8.30 a.m. to-day. New Zealand Paper Mills Store, College Hill. g H O E TRADE. FOREMAN WANTED FOR CLEANING ROOM. jiust be capable of taking complete control and have experience o.f quality work. Good salary to the Man with necessary qualification. Apply, DUCKWORTH, TURNER & CO* Christchurch.
Leading "Wellington City Hotel requires FIRST-CLASB CHEF, thorough knowledge kitchen management and control essential; good salary to capable Man. whose futura will be controlled solely by his own efforts. Send copies of testimonials, stating experience, etc., to < CHEF. C.o. Reuters, Limited. P.O. Box 115, Wel« lington. Tl ,f" I L I, I N E R* Y« WANTED, SEVERAL COMPETENT MILLINERS * For our Millinery-Workroom. Apply, ROSS AND GLENDINING, LTD., Grey Avenue. An old-established British Fire, Marina and Accident Insurance Company desires the services of an energetic and successful Business Getting Inspector for Auckland City and Suburbs. Complete all-round insurance knowledge essential. Motor Car provided and maintained. Splendid prospects for capable young Man. Commencing salary, £3OO to £325 per annum, according: to ability. Applications considered in strictest confidence only from Qualified Men under 30. Apply to GENUINE APPLICANT, 167, Hebald. p>OOD POSITION W IS OPEN FOR YOUNG MAN. Age About 25 to 35. With Good Business Capacity and Personality, and Sound Training, IN SEED AND PRODUCE BUSINESS. Applications treated in strict confidence. Write" fully, X.Y.Z., 213, Herald. WANTED TO BUY A NTIQUE Furniture, small pieces. Old •£*-Silver, Sheffield Plate. Jewellery, China, Glass.—l 7 Queen's Arcade, Auckland. A PPAREL. —La Modern Wardrobe (Mrs. -cjl Outtrim), 15 Victoria St. Highest prices Ladies' and Gents' Clothing,—l 2-674. A PPAREL.—Buyer of Left-off Clothes, Footwear, Books; we call.—Perry, 115 Symonds St. Phone 41-211. BULBS wanted, state variety and price. —Mackenzie. Claude Rd., Manurewa. BILLIARD Table, 10 x 5, or 3 size, usual, accessories.—Price to Chalk. 57, Herat,p. COCKSFOOT Seed, any quantity, highest prices given.—Arthur Yates and Co., Ltd., Albert St., Auckland. COCKSFOOT and Prairie Grass.—We ar« buyer 3 good quality Seed; highest prices. Frank M. Winstone (Merchants), Ltd., Customs St., Auckland. GENT'S Clothing, Boots, etc. Top Prices. Will call.—Ring Wise 100-2 Hobson St. Phone 45-324. GOLD, broken or otherwise, any quantity; we pay daily market prices.—Kissin, 10 Customs St. HOUSE, 4 bedrooms, Parnell, Mountain Rd., Remuera; cash.—Anderson, N.Z. Insurance Bldg. REGULATION Scales, pair, small, suitable tobacconist.—Particulars, Boi 179, Wha ngareL SEWING Machine, power, complete with motor clutch, Singer preferred.—Cash, 58, Hebald. SEWING Machines (50), for Islands; spot cash, immediate attention.—Phone 22-922. are Cash Buyers of COCKSFOOT -V> a nd PRAIRIE GRASS SEED. Best prices given.—N.Z. LOAN AND MERCANTILE AGENCY CO., LTD. (Incorporated in England), No. 1 Albert St. ANY Quantity Super Bags, Lime, Cement Bags, Sacks; highest prices.—McKendrick Bros., Wellington St„ Auckland. HIGHEST CASH PRICES for your OLD GOLD. BROKEN JEWELLERY, ETC. Send to this old-established firm. JAS. pASCOE. JEWELLER, 80 Queen Street and 66 Karangahape Road. Also Hamilton. 1A PER CENT INCREASE JN GOLD lU PRICES OVER XMAS AND NEW YEAR. Lower Expenses—Better Prices. Gold i rjOL dj OLD! VJOLD! , Old Gold, Broken Jewellery. Diamonds, etc. JJEFINERS AND NoST&SZ ne.°wir
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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXII, Issue 22005, 11 January 1935, Page 1
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