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SITUATIONS WANTED BACH Repairer, all-round Tradesman, wants pniiiloymont.—Economy, 401). Herald. 1-iOl' (l(i), keen, wants to ho apprenticed to motor Irado (mechanic). Apprentice, HKM, HERALD. BUSINESS Men.—Stenographer, good general experience, including cabling and filing wants position; aged 32. —Anxious, 512, Herald. BUTCHER, 28, thoroughly reliable, sober, industrious, capablo taking charge; allround experience town, country trade; refs. — Willing, .100, Herald. /uIAUFFEUR, single, good appearance, refs., thorough knowledge Auck.—P.X.., Ito, UH(ALI). CHILDREN'S Nurse, well recommended, aj)le take full charge.—K.T.. 100, Herald. (male) and Housemaid, country > hotel; experienced.—R.K., 225, Herald. CIOOK-Porter, anything, Hotel, Bush.— ' Economical, 'lB Williamson St., Epsom. CUTTER, Chart or Stock, Ladies and Gents. —N.V., 510, Herald. DENTAL Nurse or Nurse-Mechanic, trained; refs.—Dental, 183, Herald. GARDENER, experienced, largest N.Z. gardens; good refs. —V., 514, Herald. GIARDENER, many years' experience; good T refs; lis day.—G.M., 407, Herald. C GARDENING, Section Clearing, Scrub--3T cutting; day or contract.—Reliable. 518. Herald. Help, light domestic duties, sewing, few weeks.—Particulars to P., 451 M, Herald. HOUSEKEEPER to widower or bachelor; country preferred; wages £1; capable, respectable.—Lamb's Registry; 45-41)7. HOUSEKEEPER. Position by Elderly Woman; elderly people; or Room, reasona hie, country.—Pensioner. 507 M. Herald. LADY wants refined home return Light Duties, mornings.—Reliable, 505, Herald MAN, young, undertake odd jobs, house cows no objection; keep and small wage. —T.K., 475, Herald. MAN, young, address, personality, driver, capable, willing; refs. —Reliable, 528 M, Herald. MAN, young, pood appearance, 5 years Retail Sales Student, ambitious, keen to improve, is desirous of securing outside position, Travelling preferred, town or country. Refs. AMBITIOUS, 403, Herald. MECHANIC-Driver, long experience; certificate covers service and bus driving; service driving preferred.—N.T., 472, Herald. NURSES' Bureau. Phone 47-456. —Nurses, registered, maternity, Nurse-aids available. OOFT Goods. —Reliable Man, 25, desires O change; 7 years' wholesale, 3 8 months' retail; refs.—Write N.P.. 355, Herald. HMtOTTING Trainer, single, privately, re--1 taincr and percentage.—L.. 44GM, Herald N. Z.R.N.A., Mountain Rd., Auckland, S.E.I ■ —Medical. Surgical. Midwifery Nutses '2O-151. jgMPLOYERS NOTE. Typistes, Stenographers, Book-keepers, Doctor's Assistants, Cashiers, Saleswomen, Shop Assistants, etc. Accountants, Clerks, Soft Goods and Radio Salesmen, Motor Mechanics. Drivers, Storemen and Packers. Porters and Odd Job Men, etc. State your requirements to COMMERCIAL EMPLOYMENT BUREAU. 310 Queen's Arcade. Phone 30-087. APA B L E BUYER SEEKS ADVANCEMENT. Desiring scope for further advancement, a keen, ambitious and progressive business man seeks engagement with a Northern firm. He is 42, married. He has a pleasing personality, and possesses tact and initiative above the average, backed by sound experience in buying, sales organisation and administration. He would bo interested in a go-ahead firm where, his value proved, he might be offered an opportunity to further its progress by acquiring an interest. His experience of high-class mercery and men's clothing business extends over 26 years, 23 of which have been with his present firm — a leading men's wear establishment. He works harmoniously with confreres and can create and develop sound selling plans. His record of achievement during depression years with his present employer, where he also has complete control of men's and ladies' tailoring departments, is proof of his ability to earn worthwhile profits. He honestly believes that at a commencing salary of £'loo p.a. he would prove a profit producer for some progressive house. Subsequent remuneration could be commensurate with profits earned. Reply in first instance, in Btrict confidence. " MERCERY," Care J. Ilott, Limited, Advertising Agents, Dawson's Buildings, Moray Place, DUNEDIN.

WORK WANTED A CCOUNTANT.—Tradesmen's books kept, ri. Income Sales Tax, Wages Returns made. Advice given. Reasonable.—Phone 41-170. BOOT Repairs, quality leather, lowest prices same-day service.—Windust, Otahuhu. 13 LCsvLEY Built iireplaces. Most Heat for •J IJ Least Fuel; economical in use and cost; j latest desigcs.—327 New Nth. Rd.; 20-941, fi /CARPETS Vacuumed thoroughly, 2/0 pei v-^hour. —Mortimer, a Upper Queen St. CHECKER Transport delivers twice daily Suburbs; luggage, shipping.—Ring 45-H24 CHIMNEYS Swept clpan; moderate; Coppers, Incinerators.—Colquhoun, 20-759. DRESSMAKER, Miranda, 19 K'bape Rd. 47-358 Summer Frocks. Perfect fit Guar, DRESSMAKING. —Cut, Tacked, Paper Patterns. —Hollywood School, 03 Queen St. DRESSMAKING. —"Theresa," Material Cnt, Tacked, from 4/G. —109 Queen's Arcade. FARM Houses, Additions, Sheds, anywhere, country, reasonable. Carpenter, 90M. Herald. GARDENER, expert, lawns, flowers, hedges, vegetables.—Ring 10-031. LAWNMOWERS Sharpened. Expert Servici by exuerienced engineers. —H. J. Rvan xJ by experienced engineers.—H. J. Ryan Ltd., 2(5 St. Paul St. Phone 41-92 H. LAWNMOWERS Sharpened; collected and delivered; 0/6. Broadway Service Phone 25-352. LAWNMOWERS and Saws Collected, Sharp ened. delivered; loncest experience.— Cranston, Eden Terrace. Phone 44-375. r PREES.—Men (2), contract, fell, or lop -L trees: own gear.—K., 523 M, Herald. VOUTH, 20, gardening, digging, cleaning; JL S/ daily.—A.S.. 513. Herald. " "-QLEANING! HOLIDAYS NOT FAR OFFI SUMMER WEEK-ENDS NOW ON! To feel clearer, cooler, and more comfy this season resort to " TRI "-CLEANING regularly for all sports wear and summer-holiday-wear. Nothing; cleans so thoroughly or keeps your clothes so sweet and cool-wear-ing as " TRI "-Cleaning! It's the modern way. TOWEL SUPPLY LAUNDRY, Victoria St. The ONLY " Tri "-Cleaners. Ph. 40-595. POSITIONS FILLED HOUSEKEEPER.— Thanking nil inquirers; engaged.—Experienced, 10M, Herald. AGENCIES VACANT BOOK SALESMAN WANTED, with capital of 30/, make 15/ per day selling Rook to business men; prospects supplied. Hook sells on sight. Sole agency. BOOKS. 521, Herald. XT' ARTS an Extra £'s weekly with Exclusive J Frock and Lingerie—Agency (sideline or full time), for Christmas trade. Any district Now Zealand.—Write Lucky, 055. Herald. PUPILS WANTED ART Metal Work, Basketry, etc. PrQspectus Posted. —Miss A.vling, Strand Arcade. AUCKLAND School of Wireless.—Trains Operators.—Winstone Building. HAIRDRESSING. —Former Pupils recommend N.Z. College.—22B Queen St.UIIORTHAND, Typewriting, Book-keeping KJ English, Handwriting, at the Auckland Business College. QTAMMERING. —25 Years' Experience sncO cessfull.v treating longstanding sufferers; easiest, dependable method.—Rightway Studio. QTAMMERING. —Sufferers now cured found O successful method astonishingly easy.— Rightway Studio, 144 Symonds St.. SWIMMING. Professor Anderson now teaching. Tepid Baths.—Box 1327, Auck. r PO Thoso Preparing for Government En L gineering Examinations wo can confidently recommend the Bower Courses and Classes, for successful Results.—Bower's Engineering School, Reg., Colwill's Chambers Swanson Street, Auckland, C.l. VfOVING to Most Modern Premises In l ' A Australasia.—DßULElGH COLLEGE. WZ.'s Premier Training Institute. Enrolments being received for 1937. TUITION WANTED GIRL, 21, wishes hear of Person teach Floristry.—Reasonable, 482, Herald. SALES OF PROPERTY AGENTS. —Take notice my Farm, Pukcoware, sold.—W. H. Reynolds. AGENTS. —Note, section, Brown's Bay, withdrawn from sale.—H. M. Climie.

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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXIII, Issue 22578, 17 November 1936, Page 1

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Page 1 Advertisements Column 7 New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXIII, Issue 22578, 17 November 1936, Page 1

Page 1 Advertisements Column 7 New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXIII, Issue 22578, 17 November 1936, Page 1

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