i SITUATIONS WANTED A CCOUNTANT-Secretary, experienced, seeks £-*■ change Substantial Firm; present salary £325 p.a.—X.Y.Z., 052. Herald. DVKRTISER (50), witli £SO, wants employment.—Capable, 7~3M, Herald. A RCHITKCTVHAL Driughtsunn (senior/, *1 general expericne*. requires position.— BAKER, first-class, bread, smalls, etc., permanent or relieving, country, laste, oib. Heiuld. ' —— BAKER, Pastrycook, seeks enpgemcnt; thoroughly competent, reliable. —Apply 11 KHALI). (10M PAN lON-Housekeeper, refined, J charge; business couple, adults. —Adults, 055, Ukuald. - D~ RIVER (25), sober, 4 years" experience heavy work; day.—Li)~3, Herald. 1 ENGINEER, Ist class marine, dairy factory, -J and general experier.ee welding, wants change.—-11.R., 582 M, Heiiald. I?NGINEDRI VER, 2nd ticket, capable with 1J freezers and good fitter, requires work. Driver, SKiM, HkR'LD. . NO I NED RIVER, Ist tkt., mill exp., slab Vj firing. Dutch ovens. Repairs, <>->(>, H KHALI). ENGINEER, Ist steam certificate experienced butter factories, refrigeration, repairs, capable running shift, steady man. Triple-Expansion, 640, Herald. OIJSEKEEPER.—Position required, Taumarunui district preferred. —Apply, 3'lOM, Herald. _____ JEWELLER, Watchmatosr, eyrs. experience, excellent character, r<?fs., desires position! experience Ist consideration. —R-. 816, Herald Lady, young (19), Shop Assistant; 18 months' previous experience.— King 40-722. ■ ; ■ ; ATURSES Bureau. Phone 47-45K.—-Nurses: 1> Registered. Maternity. Nurse-aids avallable. ; ■■■ NZ R.N.A.. Mountain Hd., Auckland, b.t.l. . —Medical. Surgical, Midwifery Nurses. •JO-1 l. - : _ RIVER Engineer, or second-class Engine Driver, slab, coal. —!>., 703, Hkkald. SALESMAN. young, conscientious, seeks O position Mercery, Grocery-, excellent rets.; ticket writer; window dresser. —Anywhere. I)4s.M, Hkkald. _ OAWMILL Hand. Claiiser, Bobber, GooseO man, Taileront. —G.T., 733, llekald. UCOND-Class Ticket Refrigeration, experience Diesel and Electricity.—ll., 03UM, Herald. OMAN, capably washing, cleaning, for Wednesdays; refs. —Ph. 44-432 between 0-5. __J QAWMILLERS.— Millwright, Machinist (all O classes and installation), saw doctor (circular and band). Sound knowledge modern appliances. Experience largest N.Z. shops: used managerial, foreman positions; capable taking charge any size plant. At present employed South. Position Auckland or large centre. Interview arrangeable.—Testimonials. wol, Herald.
• WORK WANTED m PAINTER, Paperhanger, Contracts, anywhere; first-class workmanship.—P.O.
WRINGER Rollers Re-rubbered; guaranteed; collected. delivered. —Newroll Works, 32 Fanshawe 5t..2 doors from Hobson St. - A ROUT Tarring. Sanding, Concreting Tennis Courts; also Lawns, Grounds. —Southgat e ; _43_Cronm^_Rd^_Mt ; _Eden^_2^ "rpßr'-pLEANING! 1 V_/ THE TALK "ROUND AND AROUND, AND COMES OUT At the Towel Supply Laundry's worksi in ever-increasing volume of TRI demand. The whole town's talking!. Everybody wants "TRI"-CLEANING nowadays—and for very good reasons? TOWEL SUPPLY LAUNDRY, Victoria St. The ONLY "Tri"-Cleaners. —Ph. 46-895.
WANTED TO BUY A LUMINIUM, Brass, Copper Lead Bat A teries.—High Prices, Auckland s largest smelters. —Province Supply, 53 Nelson bt. A NTIQUES. Old (iold, Silver Plate, China, A Cut Glass and Mahogany Furniture.— Clietwood's Antiques, 508 Queen St. APPAREL— Mrs. Jackson. Phone 42-707 Highest prices. Superior clothing. A PPAREL.—Mrs. Glendinning, 14U A way, Newmarket. Calls personally; 17-403 ~A PPAREL.—Perry's. 115 Symonds St.. A definitely pity more Superior Used Cloth ing, Books. We call.—3l-101 A PPAREL. —I give highest prices for supA. erior Clothing, Footwear, Linens. —Ring Franicevich. for prompt attention. BONES, best price; dead animals collected. —N. Austin. Ltd.. Te Papa. Ph. 12-27<. V>OOKS, Books.—Always Buying and Selling .Ofiood Books. Magazines—Golden Treasury Book Shop. Endcan's Buildings. URNITURE. Any Quantity, urgent; no value fees, no cartage.—Ring 47-BK7. INDUSTRIAL Insurance Policies, over 10 years in force; good cash price offered. 014 Dilworth Bldg. Phone 42-344. LA MODERNE, Mrs. Outtrim. Victoria St/ Largest buyer Superior Clothing.—42o74 IVTACIIINES, high-speed, suitable for power IVI benching.—R- 14, Herald. MAORI Carvings and Souvenirs in Greenstone an I Kauri Gum. —11 Queen s Arcade. Auckland. RABBITS, trapped, in any quantity. Write for latest price list.—Sanford. Ltd., Box 443. Auckland. ___ RAGS, Bottle*. Sacks. Copper. Brass, Lead. Zinc. —Zealandia Trading Co., 25 Cross St. Phone 42-431. T) EFINERS i.nd SMELTERS C<>.. LV licensed to buy Sovereigns, Old Gold. Jewellery, Teeth, Antiques. Diamonds, etc. Dailv Londi.n Quotations. —352-4 Queen St., Cnr. Wakefield and Queen Sts.. opp. town Hull. STAMPS bought and sold; Jarge selections N.Z. and Pacific Islands stocked—Powell. 45 Sbortlnnd Street. A NY Quantity Super Bags, Lime, Cement A Bags, Sacks, Highest prices.—McKen driek Bros., Wellington St. Auckland. GENEROUS CASH PRI CE S ON DIAMONDS AND DIAMOND JEWELLERY. Bring your Old Gold and Broken Jewellery to JAS. p'ASCOE, 202 KARANGAHAPE ROAD. 60 QUEEN STREET. AUCKLAND. rjSED I^ORNITDHi (ANY QUANTITY). WE WILL PAX SPOT CASH FOR YOUK HOME AS IT STANDS. HIGHEST PRICES IN AUCKLAND NO CARTAGE OR VALUATION FEES QEORGE YP LKER - LTD> AUCTIONEERS. 219 QUEEN STREET Phone 42-815 AGENCIES VACANT /COUNTRY Agents, sell Stamps good con. V/ mission —Pnrliculars from <»rn> Merrall, 4OH Qneeti SI.. Aiicklimd
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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXIII, Issue 22523, 14 September 1936, Page 1
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