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SITUATIONS WANTED BLACKSMITH, experienced, seeks employment farm machinery, truck body work, good at woodwork.—Vulcan, ■11:2. Herald. pHAKWOMAN wants work. Thurs., Fri., V/ half, full days.—S., OG3, Herald. f IARPENTER wants Additions, Alterations; Vv Ist class tradesman.—Phone 121-7-17 C CARPENTER'S Improver, fourth year, reJ quires job.—R„ (ill, Herald. C CHILDREN'S Home, experienced all de- ' partments; start at once.—3l., 'lO2, Herald. Ci UTTER and Tailor desires a change; Eng- > lish and Australian experience, Ladies' and Gent's; high-grade work; also Factory Management. —SO Lionel St., Avonside, Christehurch. GIRL, well educated, desires position as Secretary or Companion to person travelling to Britain. —T.R., 611 M, Herald. HANDYMAN wants work; full kit of tools; no milking.—W., 188, Herald. HAIRDRESSER, 28, good gent's hand, attentive—Good References, 'l4B, Herald. HOUSEKEEPER, widower, bachelors, or would go as Mother's Help; country preferred.—E.M., 450, Herald. HOUSEKEEPER, elderly, refined, good cook, clean, active, local refs.; suburban preferred.—Cheerful, 528 M, Herald. HOUSEMAID, experienced, requires posi- ■ tion in Rotorua Hotel.—A.Y., 519, Herald LADY requires Companionship, elderly lady or couple; Domestic Duties given; remuneration unnecessary; afternoons free- —N.J., 513, Herald. LORRY Driver, life experience, reliable; go anywhere.—Refs., 659, Herald, HamillOlK ' "AN, good character, reliable, trustworthy (unskilled). —Energetic, 530, Herald. POSITION wanted in Auckland by firstclass Car Painter and Hood Maker, etc.; expert liner.—Renovator. G39M, Herald. 1 POSITION of Trust, Feb., reliable, experienced voung business Lady; particulars. —Miss Z. Lockwood, G.P.0., Wanganui. PUBLIC ACCOUNTANT, desirous entering commercial life, would like to bear from principals having an opening where services could be utilised, prepared to invest in business if necessary.—K.R.. 408, Herald. SISTERS (2), position boarding bouse; anywhere; good refs. —S.H., 058 M, Herald. OTOCK-KEEPER, exper., Wholesale, Fancy, O Soft Goods; Youth, 22. R.Y., 410. Herald "lICTOMAN, young, capable, desires position, t V little waitress experience.—References, 015, Hebm.d. VOUNG Man, capable Salesman, Clerk, 1 Driver, anything. Urgent, 551 M, I)ERALD. fIASSELL'S, Victoria Arcade. —Honsekeepers, Labourers, Truck Drivers, Porters, waiting. ______ N Z.K.N.A., Mountain Rd., Auckland, . g 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. /CARPENTRY, Alterations. Repairs, PaintV--' ing; promptness. estimates. —Ring Builder, 21-932. C' (HEChUk transport delivers twice daily, / Suburbs, luggage, shipping.—Ring 45-<)24 /"CONCRETE Garages built. —Thornley, 28 V_y Mountain View Rd., Morningside. Dressmaking, Designing, perfest ot assured.—Julie Peid. 191 Symonds St. 30-921. Gouts, Renovated, Dyed—Miss R. Wittner, 289 Karangahape Rd.; 40-052. I' AWNMOWERS Sharpened, collected and J delivered; G/(J. —Broadway Service, Phone 25-352. L AWNMOWERS Sharpened by expert engineers.—Ryan's, St. Paul St. 41-H29. LAWN MOWERS, Saws. Sharpened; collect, delivered: latest machinery; longest experience.—Cranston, Eden Terrace; 44-375. rpENNIS Courts, Tar, Sand, Concrete, J- Lawns, Grounds.—Southgate; 21-543. \V r RINC,ER Rollers Re-rubbered; collected, Vt delivered. —Newroll Works, 32 Fanshawe Street. V OUTH (20), Gardening, Digging, CleanJ. ing; 8/ daily.—B., 604, Herald. Regular " tri"-cleaning KEEPS CLOTHING FRESH, SWEET AND NEW-LOOKING! " TRI" brings back the natural lustre and strengthens the threads of fabrics. Colours aro revived and the cloth made, soft and pliable, like new. Suits thus keep in shape and last longer when frequently " Tri"-Cleaned. " Tri" it! TOWEL SUPPLY LAUNDRY, The ONLY " Tri"-Cleaners, G7 Victoria St. West. Ph. 16-895. PUPILS WANTED AUCKLAND School or Wireless. Trains Radio Servicemen.—Winstone Bldg. DRESSMAKING, Designing, Pattem-mak-ing easily learned.—Hollywood School excels in Style.—Alston C'hbs., 63 Queen St. DRESSMAKING Classes resume Jan. 18. — Sel-phit School, Plaza Theatre Bldgs. DRULEIGH Business College in new, modern premises, O'Connell St., City. HAIRDRESSING. —Former Pupils recommend N.Z. College.—22B Queen St. "Yf'ISS GREENWOOD'S Commercial School, Newmarket, for individual instruction in Shorthand, Typewriting, Book-keeping. MOTOR Driving.—B. A. Mayhill, late A.A. Past. Licence Instructor.—Ph. 20-1223. SHORTHAND, Typewriting, Book-keeping, O English, Handwriting, at the Auckland business College. SWIM in G Lessons.—Skipper Francis, Tepid Baths, Auckland.—Phone 44-305. r PHE Correspondence Coaching College (T. -L U. Wells, M.A., Principal). Specialist Tutors in all subjects.—Prosp., Box 1414. A N ASSET TO EVERY WOMAN.—Learn vi-i. to Cut and Make Perfect Fitting Clothes for yourself or anyone else, without the aid of bought patterns, charts or complicated measurements. McCABE'S ACADEMY OF DRESSMAKING 4th Floor, Colonial Mutual Bldgs. WINES AND SPIRITS FOR SALE A UCKLAND WINE CO., Rutland St.— Sparkling Nelson Afalmere Cider, pints. 30/- case; freight paid.—l 4-409. AUCKLAND WINE CO., Rutland St.— Invalid Port and Reserve Port. 45/A Invalid Port and Reserve Port, 45/case, freight paid.—Phone 44-409. "fILYDEBALLA" Port, of proved quality, \J 30/-, railed. Clyde Ballantyne, Te Kauwhata. JUKRROA Port, 25/-; Reserve, 35/- dozen, railed.—C. Henderson, Te Kauwhata. RADALY'S Wines aro Rest; No. 4 Port. 30/- case, freight paid.—J. Radal.v, Henderson. RICH Port, 2gals., 21/-, at depot; bring jars.—Corban's Wines, 28 Fort St. Phone. 32-600. "OCINTILLA" Port, quality guaranteed, O 28/- case, railed.—P. Cattin, Te Kauwhata. SPECIAL Port. Sherry, 45/-; Invalid Port, 40/- case, fght. paid.—Radaly, Henderson. "YTELLA'S .Rare Old Port or Sherry, 31/-; t freight paid.—Vella's Vineyards, Orat-ia. WESTERN Vineyard.—lnvnlid Port, 37/6; >» Madeiri. 37/O—D. Russell. Henderson. QUALITY WINES—Rich Port, 36/- doz. ; No. 4 Port, 42/-; Harmony Port and Claret, 48/-; Sherry Invalid Port, Frontignae. Tawny Port and Madeira, 55/-; Sp. Res. Port. Sp. Vintage Dry Sherry, 00/-; Wino Cocktail. Cellarman's Special Port, 85/-; Special Assorted Case (12 varieties), 03/-; Freight paid; delivery free. Produced by Corban's. "The Wine People," Mt. Lebanon Vineyards, Henderson. Send Orders to A. A. Corban & Sons, Winegrowers, Wine, and Spirit Merchants, 28 Fort St., Auckland. NURSES AND NURSING HOMES CI ARM A DENE, 53 Epsom A v.—Convalesce J nere in atmosphere of refinement. —13-809 ROHA," 2 Rnssetl Rd., Remuera. —Convalescents and Elderly Patients received; trained staff; tram stop.—Ph. 10-904. Ul-E-TA," 35 Parkside A v., St. Heliers, Ideal for folks needing rest. Every care and comfort. —Phone 25 084. SANATORIUM. Morrinsvi'le, for Chest Diseases; prospectus on application. Phone 10 C<T. II ELI ERS Convalescent Homo. —Sisters Mandeno nnrl Phillin" —Phone 17.755 \ \ T AITAKERE Ranges.—Rest Home, invigVV orating nir; attention; diets.—Miss Mueller. Nihotupu.—Phone 7SM. Henderson. RESTAURANTS SANATARIUM Cafe, Queen St., serves vege table and Fruit Salads all day. FURNITURE REMOVALS MOVING? Ring Winstone, Ltd., Speciallydesigned Furniture Vans will move your Furniture better, quicker and cheaper. TYPISTS B BRADY, Confidential Typiste. Duplies • ting.—lst Floor, Winstone Bldg. 30-623

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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXIV, Issue 22629, 18 January 1937, Page 1

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Page 1 Advertisements Column 6 New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXIV, Issue 22629, 18 January 1937, Page 1

Page 1 Advertisements Column 6 New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXIV, Issue 22629, 18 January 1937, Page 1

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