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SITUATIONS WANTED BAKER, married, position, anywhere; take charge.—Baker, SKIM, Herald. BARMAN, experienced, honest and reliable; excellent ref. —Competent, 905, Herald. BUSINESS or Private. —Adaptible, domesticated Woman, bu.sine.ss acumen, desires Refined Position of Trust.—ll. N., BSIM, II KHALI). DRIVER, 22, experienced, cream, livestock, general carting, holds medical certificate, good refs. —ileal, R.D., Kaitaia. DRIVER, Lorry, Car, exptrienced; town, country, anywhere. W. 8., 711, Herald. DHI VINO Van. Lorry, or Storo Work. — Matriculated Youth. 20 years, requires job.—Write I'.O. Box 1491. Auckland. 1 ENGINEER, 2nd oil ticket, experienced J-J erudo oil engines, Home trade; berth wanted. —Gardner, 353 M, Herald. ENGINEDRIVER, Ist class stationary, locomotive tickets, experienced sawmills, position wanted.—Results, 352 M. llekald. I7<NGINEDRIVER, Ist class stationary, -L locomotive tickets, experienced sawmills,, position wanted. —Results, 352 M, Hehai.d. GARDENER, expert, pruning, vegetables, flowers, lawns; own scythe.—Ring 10-5)31. HOLDER Service Car and Coach Licence wants position driving any class vehicle, able do running repairs.—Service, c.o. llerald, Whangarei. Housekeeper, town or country, own mistress; urgent.—E.L.G., 014, Herald. JADY, elderly, respectable. Mind Children J during day; pensioner.—Apply Herald. MAN young, car, try anything; learn trade if necessary.—G., 0.10, Herald. MAN, young, 21, energetic; anything, go anywhere.—Urgent, 890, Herald. MARRIED Couple, no family, young, smart, good workers; management.—H., 805, Herald. N Z.R.N.A., Mountain Rd., Auckland. . S.E. 1. —Medical, Surgical, Midwifery Nurses.—l 4-151. VTURSE, trained, care for invalid, town or JLN country; references. Nurse, 917 M. Herald. 'PORTER-Handyman, 3!), exp., decent, X licensed or private hotel, town or country; can milk. —P. 8., 877, Herald. IDOSITION Institute,' housework preferred. —Write B. M. Seymour, Te Kopuru, N. Wairoa. EEGEPTIONIST or Nurse-Attendant, treatment rooms; refs. —Healer, 743, Herald. GTE WARD, English, young (25)), like to O learn Hotel Work; small wage and home. —E.G., 85)7, Herald. WORK WANTED Accountant, books kept-, 12/o month. —Morrison, 57 Symonds St. Phone 41-144. ACCOUNTANT, Books kept, income tax, wage returns rendered; advice free; reasonable.—Phone 46-411, Box 1303. ACME Wringers, all makes Repaired.— Treby, COS New North Rd., Mt. Albert. BRICKWORK. Fireplaces modernised, fuel-saving, greater heat.—Ring 28-000. BRICKWORK. We convert your Coal Range or old-fashioned openings into Modern Fireplaces; Ranges part payment.— Ph. 28-214. (CARPENTER wants Repairs, Alterations; / no job too small.—Ring 15-437. CIARPENTER-Builder, Additions, Repairs, J glasshouses; reasonable. —Ring 24-321. C CARPENTRY, Alterations, Repairs, PaintJ ing; houses renovated. —For promptness, low estimates. Ring Builder. 15-5)32. /CHECKER Transport delivers twice daily. Suburban, luggage, shipping.—Ring 45-021 C CHIMNEYS Swept. Clean; moderate; C'opJ pers, Incinerators.—Colquhoun, 20-755). DRESSMAKING— "Theresa," Material cut, Tacked, from 5/0. —105) Queen's Arcade. Reblocked. —"Shalimar," Milliner, ■ 35)S K'hape Rd., between 8.N.Z.-P.O. pARDENING wanted, digging, general.— M, Phone 14-715 after 5 p.m., evenings. GOLF Skirts, 17/0 to 27/0, to measure.Clouston, Queen's Arcade. INCOME TAX SPECIALIST. Books -L written up returns and balance-sheets prepared and objections lodged. ADVICE FREE. —lt. B. SWANN, 11-14 Short's Bldgs.. 154 Queen Street. T ANDSCAPE Gardening, entire grounds 1J laid out by Lawns, Ltd., Ph. 24-021). LAWNMOWERS, Saws, Sharpened, collected, delivered; latest machinery; longest experience.—Cranston, Eden Terrace; 44-375. MAN. Gardening; 1/G hour; good digger.— Spade. 5)30, Herald. "PAINTING, Papering. Etc.—Ring. 15-309. IJ. Thompson, for good, neat job. PATHS, Drives, Tennis Courts, done by experts. latest methods. Bituminous j Paving. Ph. 14-814 for free estimates. PRUNING Expert, orchards, from Od tree, Phone 20-702. " rrißl"-CLEANING 1 IS WISE CLEANING I IT SAVES MONEY! To save money on new clothes and yet always look spick and span, is the lot of those wise guvs who know from experience how it is done.' They use "Tri"-Cleaning systematically. It PAYS! "TRI" it yourself! Give it n fair trial SUPPLY LAUNDRY & "TRl''-CLEANERS, 07 Victoria St. West. —Ph. 46-595. POSITIONS FILLED POSITION filled; thanking all applicants. —Beardmore, Te Kauwhata. PUPILS WANTED \ MBULANCE Classes Forming—lnquire -ljL Ambulance Station, Rutland Street. ART Metai Work, Basketry, etc. Prospectus Posted.—Mis* Ayling. Strand Arcade. DIESEL Engineering.—Druleigh trains you effectively by mail. Inquire to-day. . DRESSMAKING— Sehvyn College, Day, Evening Classes. —Safe Deposit Bldgs., 40-083. IAIRDRESSING Trade Recommend Tni- . lion at Elite College, 174 Queen St., 4 2-029. HtAIRDRESSING. —Former Pupils recom- . mend N.Z. College.—22B Queen St. SHORTHAND, Typewriting, Book-keeping O and English, at the Auckland Business College. O'i'AMMEßEßS.—Experience joy, free of O impediment; successful methods, easily acquired.—Rightwa.v Studio, 144 Symonds St. STAMMERING. —Rightway Studio successes O result of private, personal expert treatment cure. OWIMMING. Professor Anderson now Q leaching.—Tepid Baths, Box 1327. Auck. 17*0 R Up-To-The-Minuto Training for Govt. Engineering Certificates (All Grades) the Bower Postal Courses and Attendance Classes can be recommended. Note our address and act promptly.—Bower's Engineering School, t.'olwill Chambers. Swanson Street. Auckland. RADIO APPARATUS FOR SALE A C.-D.C., I!>:s7, Chest Models, £l2 10/-, XX. guaranteed.—Sydney Eady, opp. Town Hall. A MERICAN-Bosch All-Wave Electric and aV Battery Radios. Full « particulars, Cooper & Duffin. Strand Arcade. Ph. 44-449. A RIEL, 15)37, All wave, O-valve Model, i"x 20gns. Truly sensational valuo and performance. You should hear this model before purchasing. 0/- weekly, 12 months' written guarantee.—Warwick Snieeton, Ltd., Phone 47-233 BATTERY Set, O-v.. complete, A. and B. Batteries; 85/. —8.R., 889. Herald. BATTERY and Electric, latest Stella, Silvertone. —Faulkner, 45)0 Knrangahape Rd. BATTERY Table Model Radio, economical, Australian reception; complete 1114. — GO Hepburn St. LATEST Superhets, factory price, £ll 5/-. —Ernest Rudy's, 19 Wellesley St, W. IVfO Mast Aerial, effective, inexpensive; very easily fixed.—All Radio Dealers, or Builders' Supplies. Ltd., Anzac Av. A MARVELLOUS New Battery Set. No -*A Dry Batteries. One Wet Battery onlv. Costs no more than an Electric Set to Run. Low Prices. Easy Terms.—Phone 12-510. F. W. MOUNTJOY, 71 Quadrant Rd., Onehunga. ' AMERT CA ' S LAT ES T 8V All-Wave Console, £24/10/-. Ten Days' Free Trial lo Country Clients. WHOLESALE RADIO SUPPLIES, Ist. Floor. Cooke's Bldgs., Queen St. Is Essential in tho Home. Guaranteed Companion Home and Car Radios on Low Deposits and EASY TERMS. JOHNS, T D.. 10 VULCAN LANE. Phone 47-051 (3 lines.) p H I L 1 P S. All the World for L'l3 13/. Philips Latest 5-valve Receiver gives All-World Reception, with Excellent Tone and Sharp Selectivity. Cl 3 13/. TERMS ARRANGED. PHILIPS RADIO CO.. McCABE'S RADIOS, 10 Customs St E. Newton. (Just past Waverley Hotel.) Phone 4 1-218. Phone 11-193. rpHE PICK OF SHOUT-WAVE AN D 1 BROADCAST FOR ONLY £2l/10/-. The 5-Valve SKYSCRAPER Dual-wave Chest Radio gives you the pick of tho best the air can offer . at a price or terms you can afford. £2l/10/- cash. BOND A BOND, LTD., (j-8 Commerce St., 9 Customs St., 142 Queen St.

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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXIV, Issue 22779, 13 July 1937, Page 1

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Page 1 Advertisements Column 7 New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXIV, Issue 22779, 13 July 1937, Page 1

Page 1 Advertisements Column 7 New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXIV, Issue 22779, 13 July 1937, Page 1

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