SITUATIONS VACANT CANVASSERS wanted, assorted lines; minimum, i' 3 weekly made.—Apply Box 170. Dunedin. HAIRDRESSER'S Improver, good shaver, state age, experience, wages required Tonsor, 33GM, Herald. MECHANIC, first-class, bus, garage, used Stewarts; single man not objected to expericncec; must have good character. ■ Mechanic, 264, Herald. MAN, light, work two gallopers, assist, farm; state wnge3 required.—Tauranga, 362 M, Herald MOTOR. Mechanic, wide experience Repairs; country garage; good prospects good man.—Capable, 495. Herald. TVTURSE, experienced, wanted, for Semiii Invalid Man.—Address at Herald. "YfURSERY-Governess, for country; 2 chil•ii dren.—Brett, Private Bag, Rotorua. "VTURSE. Children 8. for Girl. 4i. • anil Boy, 2; refined, with Kindergarten experience.—Refs and interview to Colen, P. 8., Frankton Junction. STAFF Nurse, double certificate preferred; salary i'Bo per annum.—Matron, Hokinnga Hospital, liawene. 'TVR A VELLING Salesman offered Sujer J- Motor Line; high commission. References, 50GM, Herald. strong, clean, Country BakeJ- house; able mouid; state age, wages.— A.L., 3G3M, Herald. ACCOUNTANT (Male) for Country * Solicitor's Practice. Apply by letter only, stating age, experience and salary required. L.X., 39SM, Herald. HOLESALE WAREHOUSE. Wanted by the above, A JUNIOR ASSISTANT WITH TWO OR THREE YEARS' EXPERIENCE. Reply in confidence, giving details of experience and age, to W.W., 432, Herald. WANTED TO BUY ALUMINIUM, Brass Copper, Load, etc.. high prices. Auckland's larg>:s;i; smelters.—Province Supply. 53 Nelson S~. A NTIQUE Furniture, Mirrors, Silver and Sheffield-plated Articles; Old fashior.ed Jewellery.—l 7 Queen's Arcade, Arckland. APPAREL. —Mrs. Jackson, 485 Karan:«ahape Rd.. Requires Ladies' Winter Coats, etc. Highest prices.—Phone 42-707. APPAREL.— Buyer of Left-o£f Clothes, footwear, Books; we call. Ferry I<s Symonds St. Phone 41-211. APPAREL.— La Moderne Wardrobe {Mrs. Outtrim), 15 Victoria St. Highest price* Ladies' and Gent.'s Clothing.—42-674. . ARTIFICIAL Dentures (pre-war), to £2 paid; Crowns Bridges, Gold.—Pearline, Fergusson Bldgs., Civic Square. ANYTHING Gold. Old Silver, Plnte, China, Ornaments; higheßt pricea offered. —Chetwood's, 50S Upper Qaeen St. CHEMIST'S Dispensing Scales and Weights.—Ring 30-1413. FURNITURE, any quantity, top price« and spot cash. —Corbett's, 434 Queen St. l J hone 41-250. . GENT'S Clothing. Boots, etc. Top Prices. Will call—Ring Wise, 100-2 Hobson St. Phone 45-324. - GOLD, broken or otherwise; we pay market prices.—Kissin, 10 Customs St. 328 Queen St. MRS. COLLE Buys Ladies'. Gent's and Children's superior ,£eft-off Clothings will call personally.—73 Victoria St. EAGS, Bottles Sacks, Metals.—Zealandia Trading Co. Phone 42-431. 25 Cross St. STAMP Collections wanted; largest buyer in New Zealand, prompt cash.—A. Brodie, 52 Hellaby's Bldgs. (opp. G.P.0.). STAMPS.— Collections and loose lots required, especially N.Z. and Pacifie Islands. —Powell, 45 Shortland St. SNOOKER Balls, 2 sets; 1 set Kelly balls. —C.P.O., Box 499, Auckland.
A NY Quantity Super Bags, Lime, Ceraent A Bags. Sacks: highest prices.-McKend-rick Bros., Wellington St.. Auckland. diamonds, JEWELLERY. BROKEN Highest cash prices paii by this old-eiitab-lished Firm. Country residents should register packets Cksh by riturn. JAS. PASCOE. Jewell ei, 80 Queen Street and 66 Karangahape Road. Also at Hamilton. Now basing our prices on 35d01. per os. iAmerican). ~, vrm Ggffi! GBfeß! "'lov&lSlir ''sOVEHEIGiIs!' anything made of gold. REFINERS AND SMELTERS CO.. Licensed. (Est. m over W years.) Not* Address: 352 QUEEIN SIRELT. Right Opposite Town Hall Corner. Phone 46-375. Fdrniturb. HIGHEST PRICE GIVEN. RICHARD ARTHUR. LTD.. Auction -ere. _ _ Next Power Board Buildings. Queen Street. Phone 40-325 Thousands Urgently Required. Greatly Increased Prices. Sell to the Recognised Reconditioned Suit Specialists. Phone 45-330 and Oiw Buyer will <!all within u. few minutes. MELTZER BROS.. Suit Specialists. 61-63 Victoria St. W. Est. over 20 Yeari. Also at Wellington and Christchurch. QLA R K jg R O S.. BOTTLE AND SACK MERCHANTS. DRAKE STREET. AUCKLAND. Phone 41-429. AND KING STREET. NEWMARKET. Phone 44-109. BEST CASH PRICES AT QLARK gK O a We always* pay Best Prices. Our Waggons call daily, rail, wharl, also City and Suburbs. rfing or write us, McKENDRICK BROS.. Auckland. .Liargest Sack Dealers in the Dominion. jj S E D J^URNITURE (ANY QUANTITY). ttE WILL PAY SPOT CASH FOR YOUR HOME AS IT STANDS. HIGHEST PRICE 3 IN AUCKLAND. NO CARTAGE OR VALUATION FEES. AUCTIONEERS. 249 QUEEN STREET. Phone 42-815 FURNITURE REMOVALS FURNITURE Removals.—Expert utaff. Modern vehicles. Lowest rates.—Phone 10-850. N.Z Express Co (Auck. >. Ltd I FURNITURE. Country Removals our . specialty. Goods Licence for whole North Island.—Winstone. Ltd., Removal Specialists. WE employ the Best Furniture Packers in New Zealand and give Free Breakage risks.—Removals. Ltd. 6S Hour, all Responsibility Assumed.— Large c;'osed vans. Expert packing.* - Chess Furniture Vans. Phone 45-656. OPTOMETRISTS AND OPTICIANS /~1 F McWilliam, F. 1.0. (N.Z.), OphKJ' thalmic Optician. 147 Queen St.. ne« Herai.d Office. Phone 45-222. $
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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXII, Issue 22090, 22 April 1935, Page 1
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