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SITUATIONS WANTED BLACKSMITH, experienced, seeV:s employmeut farm machinery, truck tiody work, good at woodwork.—Vulcan, <ll2, Herald. BRIDGE Builder, 7 years' experience, Road. Railway Bridees.—Builder. 1268. lJ Road, Railway Bridges.—Builder, 1268, JItRALI). BUSII Work, Crosscutting, Planting, Young Man (23). —8.8., 338 Herald. BUTCHER, 2!J, 12 years' experience, shop hand and small goods: reference: go an.vJJ hand and small goods; reference; go anywhere.—Butcher. Herald, Tatiranga. C 1 All Painter, good brush hand, used to ' spraying all lacquers, wants Position.— Urgent, 170, Herald, Hamilton. CHIEF and Housemaid, married couple; ' country hotel preferred; fully experienced iL I !..branches hotel work,—T.Y., 375. Herald. (CHILDREN'S Home, experienced all dep.irtments; start at once.—M., 462, Heralt. C COMMERCIAL Employment Bureau. ■> 30-087, for all Staff, Office and Shop. CiOOK, reliable, plain, for Camp or Bach. — - Sober, 245, Herald. ClOOlv, Second, Female, requires position ' Hotel; refs. —Reliable, Herald, Tauranga CIOLPLE, elderly, retired farmers, refined, J reliable, take care of home, otrner travelling; moderate remuneration.—lntegrity, 157, Herald. . General Fitter, Turner, wide J-J experience Erecting Printing, Dairying, Sawmilling, Marine Machinery, Factory Maintenance; excellent refs; would travel. — Efficient, 455, Herald. GARDENE-R, exp., I'Jyrs. present situation, seeks change.—Hortus, 210, Herald. GOVERNESS, experienced yourig children, desires position; music.—X., 342, Herald OVERNESS, young, experienced, fond X children; refs. —Capable, 447 M, Herald. HAIRDRESSER, 28, good gent's hand, attentive.- —-Good References, 448, Herald. HOUSEKEEPER, widower, bachelors, or would go as Mother's Help; country preferred.—E.M., 459, Herald. T ADY, middle-aged, seeks position, daily, week-ends free. —X.Y.Z., 280, Herald. AN, young, capable, Clerk, Driver, position. anything—Urgent, 29(JM, Herald. AN, young, 3yrs. hosp. exp., position. Invalid, Gentleman. —8.R., !M4, Herald. AN. young (22). Travelling, any form; experienced Soft Goods. —A.8., 10-, Herald. MAN, young, willing (inexperienced), position, hotel kitchen.— McKnight s Registr.v, Hamilton. MAN young, ability, personality, desires "represent stock, station or land agents; thorough knowledge land, stock; excellent connection Waikato; sound knowledge farm, ers' requirements. Credentials, 390 M. H KRU.D. DOSITION. urgently, by experienced Lorry JL Driver. —Energetic, c.o. Kaveney. Matamata. ÜBLIC ACCOUNTANT, desirous entering commercial life, would like to hear from principals having an opening where services could he utilised, prepared to invest in business if necessary.—K.R., 40£>, Herald. WORK WANTED B.A. wants temporary job; milk, grub gorse, or teach. —K.T., 250, Herald. RICKWORK, 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 GARDENER, expert, handy; refs.; 10/ day, half 5/6.—Viola, 317, Herald. LAWN MOWERS.— We collect, sharpen, deliver. —Electrakeen, Broadway, 30-875. T AWNMOWERS Sharpened by expert xJ engineers.—Ryan's, St. Pan! St. 41-829. rONTHLY " TRI"-CLEANING — JL NOW POPULAR IN BUSINESS! CIRCLES! But you'd never know, '«? hen yon see these men dressed, that they are wearing " TRI"-Cleanel clothes! You can always pick CHEAP dry-cleanin? and your pocket knows the difference, too, but " TRF'-Cleaning RENEWS suits! TOWEL SUPPLY LAUNDRY, The ONLY " Tri"-Cleiiners, 67 Victoria St. West. Ph. 46-895. PUPILS WANTED UCKLAND School of Wireless. Trains Radio Servicemen.—Winstcne Bldg. DRULEIGH Business College in new, modern premises, O'Conne!!! St., City. HAIRDRESSING. —Former Pupils recommend N.Z. College.—22B Queen St. UPILS wanted all string instruments.— C.P.O. Box 1894. SHORTHAND. Typewriting, Book-keeping English, Handwriting, at the Aucklanc Business College. WINES AND SPIRITS FOR SALE CILYDEBALLA" Port, of proved quality, > 30'-, railed. Clyde Ballantyne, Te Kauwhata. PUKF.ROA Port, 25/-; Reserve, 35/- dozen, railed.—C. Henderson. Te Kauwhata. RADALY'S Wines are Best; No. 4 Port, 30- case, freight paid.—J. Radaly, Henderson. RJCH Port, 2gnls., 21/-, at depot; bring jars.—Corban's Wines, 28 Fort St. I'hone 32-600. : "\7ELLA'S Rare Old Port or Sherry, 31/-; > freight paid.—Vella's Vineyards, Oratia. OA/ Case. —Frontignac, rich red Wine, OU/ delvd. —Crown Wines. Elliott St. Ph. ' 12-630. QUALITY WINES.—Rich Fort, 36/- doz.; No. 4 Port, 42/-; Harmony Port and Claret, 18/-; Sherry Invalid Port. Frontignac. Tawnv Port and Madeira. 55/-; Sp. Res. Port. Sp. Vintage Dry Sherry, 66/-; Wine Cocktail. Ceilarman's Special Port, 85/-; Special Assorted Case (12 varieties). 63/-; Freight paid; delivery free. Produced by Corban's, "The Wine People," Mt. Lebanon Vineyards, i Henderson. Send Orders to A. A. Corban Sons, Winegrowers, Wine and Spirit Mer- . chants, 28 Fort St.. Auckland. OFFICE EQUIPMENT FOR SALE Hermes baby delux portable. Only £-13/13/-, New. Why Pay Moref Fully Guaranteed. BRITISH TYPEWRITERS, Queen's Arcade. rnYPEWRITERS, fully guaranteed, from i. cr> upward. Call inspect. Supply Co.. British Chambers, High St. GOOD Selection Reconditioned Typewriters which have been replaced by British Imperial.—Armstrong, Springhall, Fort St. RADIO REPAIRS

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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXIV, Issue 22627, 15 January 1937, Page 1

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Page 1 Advertisements Column 7 New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXIV, Issue 22627, 15 January 1937, Page 1

Page 1 Advertisements Column 7 New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXIV, Issue 22627, 15 January 1937, Page 1

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