SITUATIONS WANTED ACCOUNTANT, young, with experience responsible positions, desires Auckland Employment; interview without obligation.— Accountant, 441, Herald. BREAKING-Down Man, young, good tally, four years last position, keep saws; steam ticket.—Twin-saws, 372, Herald. CIARPENTER, cottage hand, good finisher, ' open engagement. Bungalow, 253, Herald. GARDENER, experienced, wants work, casual or permanent; refs.; Jl/-. —G.R., 417. Herald. GIRL, respectable, domestic, seeks position Hamilton; sleep in.—Z., 341 M, Herald. GIRL, young, wants position, housework; no cooking; clean, strong and willing; sleep in; state wages—No. 15 Clevedon lia., Otahuhu. Housekeeper, as. capable, seeks position; adults; own mistress. —Reliable. 344 M, Herald. Housekeeper, widower, 1-2 children, Bachelors, or would take position Mother's Help.—Country, 205, Herald. L"~ AIJY young, Housekeeper, CompanionHelp; town preferred. —References. 339, Herald. LADY (24), refined, capable, experienced, like Temporary Position, Lady or Com-panion-help.—Cheerful, 44QM, Herald. l\/f AN, good worker, holding enginedriver's IVL 2nd ticket, seeks work, any description, where chance permanent job.—Worker, 421, Herald. AN, middle-age, seeks employment, 30 years' building trade, seven tears land agents' business, understands well plumbing and electrical lines, good as traveller. Used to indenting and costing, good salesman, can keep books of account, a real live, handy man, active and not afraid to work hard. — Urgent, 320, Herald. __ "VfURSERY-Governess, young, well educated, 1\ experienced, position congenial country home.—Adaptable, 364 M, HEIIALD. I3ERSON, reliable, seeks position with reX fined adult family.—Refs., 452. Herald. ERMANENT Position Trust, Labouring, any kind; refs.—Wing 42-334. EN SI OXER, elderly, wants Gardening, Hedges, etc., good home, wage small, no milking.—Garden, 3<i2M, Herald. QHORTHAND-Typiste, thoroughly experiO enced, fast, accurate, seeks position. — Competent, 294, Herald. fPOII-ET Salon Assistant seeks position; J- trained all branches. —T.L., 307, Herald. WOMAN, refined, requires" work daily, invalid or sewing.—Moderate, 363, Herald. Z.R.N.A., Mountain Rd., Auckland, . S.E.l.—Medical, Surgical, Midwifery Nurses. —20-151. WORK WANTED BRICKWORK, the firm that does every class Modern Brickwork. Fireplace Specialists For Service, Ring 28-214. CHECKER Transport delivers twice daily. Suburbs, luggage, shipping.—Ring 45-924 CHIMNEYS Swept Clean; moderate; Coppers, Incii-erators. —Colquhoun, 26-750. DRESSMAKING— "Theresa." Material Cut, Tacked, from 4/6. —109 Queen's Arcade. DRESSMAKING, Designing, perfest fit assured. —Julie Reid, 191 Symonds St. 30-021. LAWNMOWERS.— We collect, sharpen, deliver, 6/6. —Electrakeen, Broadway, 30-875. AWNMOWERS, Saws, Sharpened; collect, delivered; latest machinery; longest experience.—Cranston, Eden Terrace; 44-375. ""AWNMOWERS Sharpened by expert engineers.—Ryan's, St. Paul St. 41-929. rpEAM Work by experienced Man. —PatterX son. Herald Agent, Pukekohe. A WOMAN'S FALSE ECONOMY! xi. Mrs. A. spoke feelingly: "I used to imagine that it was wasting money to send my washing to the laundry. Oh, what a fool I wasl The years I've wasted! I know better now, but at ter-' rible cost in health and physical attractiveness —to say nothing of time and money." „ TOWEL SUPPLY LAUNDRY AND "TRr-CLEANERS. 67 Victoria St. West. Ph. 46-895. WANTED KNOWN rnHISTLE Whisky, 11/6; London Gin, 11/-; X Aust. Port, and Sherry, 4/-; French Brandy, 12/6. —Thistlo Hotel. Phone 45-137. ECZEMA Skin Blemishes. —Kurit, 2/6, 4/6, posted.—Cooper, Chemist, Victoria St. BLACK'S Emporium Library, Newmarket, where you can always get a recent novel. CONSULTATION FREE.—Psoriasis, Acne, Eczema, Skin and Scalp Ailments, successfully treated. —Write Booklet, Telephone 1611, Klexema. National Bank Bldg., Hamilton. HUSBAND'S and Wife's Handbook, by Dr. Hubert Alcott. Contains information of vital importance to all married persons and those intending to marry. Posted privately for II- only (stamps). Write immediately.— The Chemists Supplies. Ltd.. Manchester St.. C'hristchurch. BLACK'S Emporium, Hardley's Bldg., Newmarket. Better Toys, Dolls, Barrows. HERBS for all complaints; consult us.— Mackay's Dispensary, Wellesley St. SAWS, Machinery, Knives, Repairs, Grinding, Setting, Gulleting, Brazing, Hammering; guaranteed.—Thompson, Sims, Cook St. A CATALOGUE of Hygienic and Medical Requisites Free. —I»n Eccles, 15 H.B. Bldgs., Queen St., Auckland. PhoLfl 43-531. SAWS, Edged Tools, Ground & Sharpened. —Anderson and Dustins, 38 Wyndham St. ALL Kinds Nets Made to Order, Mounted, Unmounted. —Johnson, 710 Dominion Rd. DIABETES Treatment, marvellous results. Germany's latest insulin substitute, pellet f orra .—"Thiomyrtin," 2nd Floor, Fergusson Bldgs. CRICKET, Football Caps, Badges.—Cos, The Hatter, 354- Karangahape Rd. RHEUMATISM absolutely banished. Write for Free Booklet. —P.O. Box 817, Akld. CONSTIPATION Cured. —McLeod Cjaig's Herbal S.vrup.—St. Kevins Arcade, Newton. "TNECTO" Hair Dye, Set, 5/-, Box, 16/6. 1 Miss Borgolte, 24 City Chambers. IMPORTANT TO WOMEN. Neglected piles are dangerous. You can be cured without operation. Send ninepence for generous sample Zann Treatment. ZANN PROPRIETARY, Box 952W, Wellington. A ND DON'T FORGE'I, -a. "NUGGET' YOUR SHOES EVERY MORNING.
Bad LEGS safely treated at home with Varex Method. Simple and inexpensive.— Freo Booklet from Ernest Healey, Pharmaceu tical Chemist, Varex. Ltd., Box 15581), Well ington. Local Rep.: Nnrse Vane-Wallace, St. Kevins Arcade. Karangabape Rd., Anck 1937 MODELS " ELECTRIC REFRIGERATORS. See the Latest Improvements at ELECTRIC CONSTRUCTION CO. OF N.Z.. 52-8 Fort Street. -AND DON'T FORGET, -NUGGET' YOUR SHOESI EVERY MORNING J^EURITIS ENDED BY BIRMA. Neuritis is caused by poisoned nerves inflamed by the presence in the blood-stream of Uric, Hippuric and Zactic Acids. Birma Rheumatic Remedy operates on the liver and kidneys, enabling them to expel, from the systen. these poisonous wastes. Birma is sold by Chemists, and your money will be refunded it no results in 0 weeks. MORE RHEUMATIC PAINS. "I have suffered for two, years, but. now I am quite free from rheumatic pains after not quite two packets of 'R.U.R.,' "■ writes Edith Jones, of ISO Rose St., Darlington, N.SAV. "R.U.R.," tho successful rheumatic treatment, in tho full 7/0 size, is sold with a money-back guarantee. You tako no risks. There is also a half treatment size for 4/-. Particulars from all Depots of Hutchinson Bros., Ltd., and Invinciblo Cash and Carry Stores, Ltd. QTUFFED UP WITH CATARRH. When your head is stuffed up with Catarrh or an ordinary cold, Kataroi drops givo im mediate, soothing relief. Kataroi is better than douchiiiK. Kataroi penetrates, soothes, heals and relieves and kills the attacking gorrns. All Depots of Hutchinson Bros., Ltd. and Invincible Cash and Carry Stores, Ltd. sell Kataroi nt 3/0 Trial Size. r>/- Doublr Size, with Money-back Guarantee. HYR O I D GOITRE. Miss Kathleen Sullivan, of Invercargill, suffered for years with a Thyroid Goitre, her neck measurement being as large as 13% in. After taking Thyrodone for 10 weeks her neck measurement was reduced to 12in. and the unpleasant tightness in her throat had disappeared. Thyrodone is sold by Chemists at 4/6 with Money-back Guaranteo. AMPE R S ! See one of the World's Best Tents at 37 ALBERT STREET, AUCKLAND. It is an Eide's Poleless Tent I
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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXIII, Issue 22615, 31 December 1936, Page 1
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