Thank you for correcting the text in this article. Your corrections improve Papers Past searches for everyone. See the latest corrections.

This article contains searchable text which was automatically generated and may contain errors. Join the community and correct any errors you spot to help us improve Papers Past.

Article image
Article image

SITUATIONS VACANT TITOTOR Metnl Worker wanted. Apply ■ItJL Montcith and Parker. Ltd., Hamilton. PAINTER.— Ring 13-951 this morning, 8 o'clock. , : PHOTOGRAPHY.— Wanted, Retoucher or Retoucher-Printer; send specimens work,, age, experience, copies refs., salary expected.. —N.. 070 M. H F,nAlp. PORTER, single man,y-355, keep; tax paid.—Blind Institute, '2 p.m. to-day. QPLITTERS (4), experienced, Totara: own O gear; long contract.—Rawlinson, Mokai, via Pntaruru. '"PYPISTE, some knowledge book-keeping, -L leading land agents office-; Queen St.; slate salary required.—Typiste, 869, Herald. M'YRE Fitter, experience*!, age about 18 JL years.—Ridge Tyre Remoulding Co., Ltd., 133 Beach Rd. HTRAVELLER (25), single, Hardware exJ- periencc), travel whole- Dominion, selling" Cutlery. No car required. Good prospects. Wages, £2, and commission.—G.M., 935, He it a t.p. • "XTITHOLESALE Firm Requires Smart Lad » * as Office Junior and Message Boy. some knowledge typing preferable, must be accurate at figures.—Phone 20-415, evenings. WIREWORKER or Assistant.—Particulars of qualifications, wages, etc., to Mesh. 955. Herald. "ITITOMAN, young, Domestic, assist in shop; Bleep in; 10s start.—T„ 9G3M. Herald. OMAN, Young, for Home Cookery, Help St'rve Shop.—l6o Symonds St. OMEN (2), strong, young, as Probationers; wages 15s; state age, telephone number.—Waitress, 764. Herald. WORKING Foreman, supervise cutting, Auckland Sawmill; good position.— <O.L., 949. Herald. ~V7"ARDMAN, good classer; Breast Bench J- Man, saw keeping not necessary.—Martin, Mangapeehi. . VOUTH, General Office Routine, knowX ledge Typing and Shorthand: good prospects; state age, qualifications.—Youth, 968, Herald. A Vacancy occurs for a first-class Sheet Metal Worker, with experience in dairy work.—Apply, with copies of references, to—Dairy. 406. Herai.p, Hamilton. w w SITUATIONS WANTED BAKER, first-class bread and smalls, seeks position; reliable, energetic.—R.H., 966, Herald. BILLIARD Marker, excellent references,, marker or manager; town or country.— R.E., 922, Herald. BUTCHER, smart, capable shopman, 15 years' experience; good refs.; give week's trial.—Apply Tradesman,. 87lM. Herald. COOK, male, position camp, station, farm, clean, sober, efficient worker.—Colonial, 921, Herald. . experience; country town preferred.— Trustworthy, 703, Herald. * GARDENER, strong, young, experienced, Handyman; 8a per day.—HA Wellington St., Epsom. ■ 9 GENTLEMAN (English), travelled 10 yearß New Zealand, wide knowledge and experience, seeks employment, congenial duties first consideration, salary second-, ary, own car; would travel with headquarters in Auckland.,..: — Advertiser, P.O. Box 151, Auckland. GIRL (17), good home, domestic duties, sleep in.—4 Newcastle Terrace. Mt. Albert. GROCERY Manager (27), 11 years' experience, 5 years manager country store, desires position.—Ambitious. S4IM, HERALD. HOUSEKEEPER (boy 12), desires homely position, anywhere; own mistress.—Refinement. Boyce, Cambridge. HOUSEKEEPER, own mistress, refined; experienced all duties; references.— Middle-aged, 376. Herald, Hamilton. HOUSEKEEPER, capable Woman, experienced all duties; good cook; town, country.—Southern, 899, Herald. MAN, handy, good home, small wages.Apply Herald, or write Willing, 780 M, Herald. MAN, young (25), wants position, anything, strong, capable, good driver.— Sober, 978, Herald. URSE, partly trained, requires position K Nurse. 822 M. Herald. RECEPTIONIST with hospital and hotel hostess experience, at liberty.—Finn, 910. Herald. i . SALESWOMAN, smart, like change, 71 £5 years' experience, • Millinery, Mantles. Cutsets.—B.R., 841 M, Herald. "IT I LITE Registry, 44-432, recommends JIU Nurse-Housekeeper, thoroughly experienced, capable, trustworthy; excellent xefs. . Offered Permanent anyc&XO thing; 9 years' driving experience. —Worker; 990, Herald. jg XPERT PATTERNMAKER. FULLY QUALIFIED PATTERNMAKER, 25 years of age, now holding Foreman's Position, desires, for family reasons, change to North Island. Is an expert on Patterns for Art Bronze Work, with full knowledge of non-ferrous trade, dies included. Is keen, conscientious and has spared no effort to increase his knowledge, experience and efficiency. Can cite examples and supply photographs of high-class work to demonstrate his ability. Confidential inquiries in writing to PATTERNMAKER. C.o. The Jewell-Skinner Advertising Agency, Ltd., ChristchuTch. WORK WANTED ACCOUNTANT'S Costs Reduced; my system and self-help saved client £24 last year; qualified, specialist.—47-410. \ UCKLAND'S Watch Repairing Establishment.—Satisfaction, despatch, reasonable.—Ernest Vickery, Ellison Chambers. Ist Floor. Queen St. BRICKWORK, Concreting, Plastering; Is 6d hour; tradesman: all work guaranteed.—R. 11., 862. Herald. BUCKLEY Built Fireplaces give Most Heat for Least Fuel; economical in use and cost; latest designs.—327 New North Rd. Phone 20-941. /CARPENTER, experienced Cottage and all Farm Buildings.—Pollock, 246 Ponsonby Rd. C CHECKER Transport delivers twice daily. all suburbs: luggage, shipping. For thai parcel Ring 45-924. /"IHIMNEY Sweep. Have a dustless, clean, vv efficient job. Coppers, Incinerators: moderate charge.—Calquhoun, Phone 26-759. | \RESS Materials Cut, Tacked, Fitted, J-* from 3s 6d; Patterns, 2s 6d.— Druleigb Stylist?', Ttisman Bldgs., Ansao Av. DRESSMAKER, fit assured, lowest prices, alterations. Satisfaction guaranteed. Miranda, 19 Karangahape Rd., near Bridge, 47-358. DRESSMAKING.— Own materials styled; Frocks, Coats. Ensembles^—The Catherine, Queen's Arcade. ■ TYRESSMAKING.— Frocks, Coats. EnRemodelling specialists.— Madame Norton, Croydon Flats, ParnelL opp. Domain Entrance, 45-419. DRESSMAKING, High-class, Coats Speciality, Cutting. Tacking.—Miss Neary, 18 Abbotsford St., Newmarket, near Park Rd. TYRESSMAKING.—Frocks, Coats. Ensembles, latest styles. Also Renovations. Moderate charges,—" Luce lie." 463 Upper Queen St. TYRESSMAKING Classes and Dressmaking. Dresses cut, fitted for home finishing—Miss Coulthard, Symonds St. Phone 30-650. DiEING.— Costumes, Ladies' Overcoats, 9s 6d; Suits. Gent's Overcoats, 10s 6d; colleoted. delivered.—Peat, Ederi Terrace. 43-151. GARDENER, digging, lawna, general cleaning up, sections; 6s day.—G.F.. 960. Herald. LAWNMOWERS Sharpened. Expert Service by experienced Engineers.—H. J. Ryan. Ltd., 26 St. Paul St. Phone 41-929. LAWNMOWERS and Saws Collected, Sharpened, delivered: latest machinery, longest experience.—Cranston, Edeu Terrace, Phone 44-575. LAWNMOWERS Sharpened, Adjusted, by Experts. We collect and deliver.—Broadway Bervice, 395 Broadway. Phone 25-352. LAWNMOWERS Sharpened, Adjusted, 3s 6d; Electrakeen process, amazing results. Beware imitators.—-Phone 30-875, 25f. Broadway, Newmarket. MAN. Single, experienced, wants position Butchering Trade; Shop or Slaughtering.—Btitcher. 29M. Herald. MATES (2), willing workers; Fencing. Scrub-cutting, Post-splitting; wages or contract.—Urgent, 7(56, Herald. • MEN (2), absolute genuine workers, want pick, shovel work, scrubcutting, etc.: reasonable wages.—Urgent. 849. Herald. PAINTING, Paperhansing, Decorating, Glazing, 14s 6d day; highest class work undertaken. —Tradesman. 950, Herald. "(J Ul'l'S Tailored from £4 10s: fitting asO surcd. Making only from £3 15s.— Clouston, Ist Floor, Queen's Arcade. rpHEKESA, 109 Queen's Arcade, onto JL terns from any pioture to individual measurements for 2s 6d. TT 7" ASHING and Cleaning wanted by Widow; highest refs.; any distance.— Apply Herald. TRI "-p LEANING TESTIMONY! From Gerymouth: "Just received my frock. It's lively! I am posting you a frock from my mother for * Tri *- Cleaning." Extract. The fame of "Tri"-Cleaning covers both Islands. It's rapidly growing. i TOWEL SUPPLY LAUNDRY. Tho ONLY " Tri"-Cleaners. Victoria St. W. , . . . . Ph. 46-895.

Permanent link to this item

https://paperspast.natlib.govt.nz/newspapers/NZH19360423.2.3.8

Bibliographic details

New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXIII, Issue 22401, 23 April 1936, Page 1

Word Count
1,022

Page 1 Advertisements Column 8 New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXIII, Issue 22401, 23 April 1936, Page 1

Page 1 Advertisements Column 8 New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXIII, Issue 22401, 23 April 1936, Page 1

Help

Log in or create a Papers Past website account

Use your Papers Past website account to correct newspaper text.

By creating and using this account you agree to our terms of use.

Log in with RealMe®

If you’ve used a RealMe login somewhere else, you can use it here too. If you don’t already have a username and password, just click Log in and you can choose to create one.


Log in again to continue your work

Your session has expired.

Log in again with RealMe®


Alert