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SITUATIONS WANTED BAKER, young, capable taking charge, reliable.—Bread, 44, Hehalij. ]) OY, 16, strong, energetic, wants position Garage, view learn trade, —Conscientious, I 73M. Herald. _____ BUTCHER, excellent refs., seeks position. Country Butchery; some experience | slaughtering.—Willing. 15M, Herald. DRIVER, any make truck or car, own repairs; used trailer.—Bedford, 008, Herald. . RIVER. Locomotive or Stationary: competent, sober; excellent refs.; all repairs.—Anywhere. 950. Herald. second-class, competent, li used all plants; excellent refs.—Slabs. 912, Herald. - GOVERNESS (Nursery), experienced, disengaged, 2nd term, May; music; good tf-stimonials.—J.M.. 919 M, Herald. HOUSEKEEPER seeks position, widower (1 child), or bachelors; disengaged 13th. I —Farm. 897, Herald. HOUSEKEEPER desires position, milk, machine or hand; teach; highest refs. i Trust. 54M. Herald. HOUSEKEEPING position wanted by Widow; no objection children; no i women.—RrfercnceH, 57, Herald. _ HOUSEMAID, young, experienced, hotel. City preferred.—Reliable Registry (near Hotel Auckland); 42-293. HOUSEMAID'S Positions in City Hotel, by two country friends. —Capable. 29M. Herald. ; MAN, 25, any work; steady, driver.— Reliable. 64M, Herald. MAN, married. good Lorry DriverMechanic, wants work.—Honest, bbb. Herald. TRUCK Driver. 14 years' experience; HeL pairs; knowledge Transport; capable, soiier.—23 Broadway. AITRESSES (2), experienced; also Probationer to learn.—Ritz. 242 Queen St. riOOKHOUSK OR PRIVATE HOTEL.— Couple will completely take over and manage either. Thoroughly experienced throughout years. Husband, first-class chef. Would consider large private Residence, with wife in any capacity. Both clean, conscientious, and, above all. real workers. ESCOFFIER, 43, Herald. WORK WANTED Accountant, qualified, will simplify your Book-keeping and Income, Land and Sales Tax Returns: third usual fees. —47-410, evenings. AUCKLAND'S Watch Repairing Establishment.— despatch, reasonable.—Ernest Vickery, Ellison Chambers, let Floor. Queen St. BUCKLEY Built Fireplaces .give. Most Heat for Least Fuel; economical in use and cost; latest designs.—327 New Nortb Rd. Phone 20-941. CARPET Sweepers. Vacuum Cleaners Repaired.—Domestic Vacuum Cleaning Co., Chancery Chambers. O Connell St. Phone 44-COO. C CHECKER Transport delivers twice daily. J all Ruburbs; luggage, shipping. For that parcel Ring 45-924. /CHIMNEY Sweep. Have a dustless, clean, efficient job. Coppers. Incinerators; moderate charges.—Colquhoun. Phone 27-759. /CHESTERFIELD Suites Made to Order. Renovations. Get ou; Quote. Kircher s. 47 Cobden St.. Newton. Phone 30-724. (CONCRETING. Tennis Courts, Grounds Laid Out, Stone Work, Tarring.—Bishop. 7 King Edward Av., Epsom. CREATIVE Spec.f,list.-This week. Hollywook Frocks, 49s 6d-59s 6d; reduced from 95s. —Marjorie Moore. Dimgwall mag. DRESS Materials Cut. Tacked, Fitted, from 3s 6d; Patterns. 2s Cd.— Druleigh Styliats; Tasman Bldgs.. Anzac Av. RESSMAKER, fit assured. lowest prices, alterations. Satisfaction guaranteed. Miranda. 19 Karangahape Rd.. near Bridge. 47-353. DRESSMAKING. Frocks. Coats. Ensembles. Remodelling specialists.— Madame Norton, Croydon Flats, Parnell, opp. Domain Entrance. 45-419. DRESSMAKING.— Frocks. Coats. Ensembles, latest styles. Also Renovations. Moderate charges.—" Lucelle." 462 Upper Queen St. DRESSMAKING. Frocks,. Costumes, Evening Gowns; satisfaction assured; charges moderate. —Miss Boughtwood, First F1 oor. Pacific Bldgs. ANDSAWS. Bandsaws. Circular Saws, scientifically Reconditioned by Edge Tool Expert.—Mattson. 60 Hobson St. LAWNMOWERS Sharpened.—Expert Service by experienced Engineers.—H. J. Ryan, Ltd.. 26 St. Paul St. Phone 41-929. LAWNMOWERS. and Saws Collected, sharpensd, delivered, latest machinery, longest experience.—Cranston, Eden Terrace. Phone 44-375. _ LAWNMOWERS Sharpened, Adjusted, by Experts: we collect and deliver.— Broadway Service, 395 Broadway Phone 25-352. s . LAWNMOWERS Sharpened Adjusted, 3s 6d; Electrakeen process, amazing results. Beware imitators.—Phone 80-875. 256 Broadway, Newmarket. REPAIRING Houses, every description; neatly finished; prices right.—Callaghan, 23 Crummor Rd. - ' SPOUTING. 8d ft., all materials provided, workmanship guaranteed; Roofs Painted, from 30s —Write Efficiency. 139. HF.rald. QUITS Tailored from £i 10s; fitting asO sured. Making only from £2 15s.—Clouston. Ist Floor, Queen's Arcade. rpHERESA, 109 Queen's Arcade, cuts Pat--1 terns from any picture to individual measurements for 2s 6d. TTirOMAN wants Daily Work, 5«; splendid' Yt refs—Clean. 951. Herald. " rjpßl»-OLEANINGI "... I take pleasure in telling you that your 'Tri' -Cleaning Service is wonderful! A great improvement on the old smelly petrol methods. TOWEL SUPPLY LAUNDRY, QUALITY LAUNDERERS, The ONLY "Tri"-Clenners, Head Office: Victoria St. W. Phone 46-895. POSITIONS FILLED CARETAKER'S Position for Milford School has been filled; thanking applicants. WANTED TO BUY A NTIQUE Furniture, China, Silverware, A Sheffield Plate. Old Jewellery, Pewter. Snuff Boxes.—l 7 Queen's Arcade, Auckland. APPAREL.— Mrs. Jackson, 435 Ivarangahapo Rd.. urgently requires Winter Frocks. Coats. Highest prices, guaranteed. —Phone 42-707. APPAREL.— Men's Suits, Ladies' 0.5., Children's, highest prices; represents tive calls.—Phone 42-702, 71 Victoria St. APPAREL.— Mrs. Birch will Buy your Left-off Clothing.—4l2 Queen St.. above American Dental; 45-652, . APPAREL.— Mrs. Jackson, .485 Karangahape Rd., guarantees highest prices. Superior Winter Coats, etc.—Phone 42-707. A PPAREL —Perry's Definitely Pay More for Superior, Used Clothing, Suits, Footwear, Books. We call.—Phone 31-101. APPAREL. Fur Coats.—Ladies wishing to dispose superior Coate, Ring Mrs. Jackson, 455 Karangahape Rd.. 42-707. PPAREL, Ladies', Gent's Fur Coats. Stewards' Coats, highest price, try us and prove it.—Thrifty Wardrobe, 149 Symonds St. Phone 46-476. APPAREL.— La Modcrne (Mrs. Outtrim), 15 Victoria St. (established 20 years). Largest Buyer Superior Clothing.—42-674. BONES, any quantity, best prices; also dead animals collected.—N. Austin, Ltd.. Te Papapa. Phone 12-277. BOTTLES. Sacks. Metals, Highest Prices. Ring or Write, Reliable Man will call. —Clark Bros., City. Phone 41-409. Newmarket. Phone 44-109. BOWLS, Indoor, with or without Carpets; cash.—Harris, 155 Jervois Rd., Heme Bay. CI AST Iron, Old Ranges, Scrap Copper, J any quantity.—Phone L, Parkea, 66 St. Leonard's Rd., Epsom. FURNACE, small, similar Dental Furnace, suitable enamel work.—Phone 24-458. GROWERS of Choice Flowers required by City Florist.—Apply Herald. HOUSE for Removal, suitable Farm buildings, sound timber; must free of borer: cheap.—Cash, 56-IM. Herald. DIAMONDS —GOLD.—We pay highest cash prices for these and Broken Jewellery. Country residents should register packets. Cash by return.—J AS.. PASCOE. the Old-established Jeweller, 80 Queen St., and 202 Karangahape Rd. INDUSTRIAL Insurance Policies, over 10 years in force; good caßh pries offered.— 614 Dilworth Bldg. Phone 42-344. MEN'S Clothing, Boots, etc. Top Prices. Will call.—Ring Wise, 100-2 Hobson St. Phone 45-324. MUM'S Shop Pays Best Cash Price foi IYL Good Used Furniture. Sundries: prompt attention.—Phone 47-367. CjTAMP Collections Wanted, Collectors, O see Bargains, all countries. Albums stocked.—Brodie, Helln.by s Bldgs. (opp. G.P.0.). . STAMPS.— Collections Bought and Sold. New Zealand and Islands specially wanted.—Hemus. 10 Palmerston Bldgs. ANY Quantity Super Bags, Lime, Cement Bags, Sacks. Highest prices.—Mchendrick Bros., Wellington St.. Auckland. BEFORE Selling. Before Buying Your Furniture consult Squirrel and Co. We defy competition.—Phono 44-393.

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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXIII, Issue 22390, 9 April 1936, Page 1

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Page 1 Advertisements Column 7 New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXIII, Issue 22390, 9 April 1936, Page 1

Page 1 Advertisements Column 7 New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXIII, Issue 22390, 9 April 1936, Page 1