Page 1 Advertisements Column 6

New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXV, Issue 22963, 15 February 1938, Page 1

BAR Mi, single, good bread and smalls, go anywhere.—King 2085, Hamilton. BOOK-KEEPER, Lady, experienced, desires position In garage office. —Competent, 032, lISKALD. BUTCHER, good tradesman, any branch; go unywhere.—B.B., 520, Herald. BUJCHER Situation by Youth, 10 years; 2 years' experience; go anywhere.—R. Hyde, Phone 33, Walton. /CASHIER, several years' Legal Office experience, able to type and write sborthand.—M.B.. 350, Herald. pIHEF, first-class, 30 years first-class kitv>' chens.—Kitchens, 555, Herald. DESIGNER, Cutter, experienced, Ladiec' Frocks; Hamilton preferred.—X.L., 018, Herald. DOMESTICATED Person requires position; excellent references.—S.E., 002, Herald. TTIREMAN, experienced boilers, capable, •i- sober.—Bjß., 540 M, Herald. GARDENER, active, neat, capable, efficient, trustworthy, very handy tools, desires Position; medium wage; good conditions essential; highest references.—Abstainer, 043, H erald. HOUSEKEEPING Position, refined Woman, • with boy school age.—H., 019, Herald. HOUSEKEEPER, middle-aged, town, couni try; good cook; refs.—A.B., 500, Herald. HOUSEKEEPER, capable, middle-aged, > widower, couple, business people.—Reliable, 500, Herald. HOUSEKEEPER, middle-aged, seeks posi- / tion, own mistress; handy City.—Y.T., 561, Herald. LADY, nursing experience, position elderly couple, semi-invalid. • Cheerful, 008, Herald. . LiADY Hairdresser, young, fully trained, country town preferred.—Ring C. Fisher, 42-099, Y.W.C.A. Hostel. T JGHT work or position of trust by active 1J middle-aged Man. where. diligence and integrity would be appreciated.—Urgent, 102, Herald. Hamilton. I\/fiAN Cook wants Billet; 15/- p.w.—A.C., IVJL 028, Herald. MEN, reliable, for all classes of work.— Ring 40-117. Soldiers' Re-establishment League, Pacific Bldgs. , SALESMAN, 25, own car, would like position traveller; wages or commission.— Soft Goods, 583, Herald. CRUBCUTTING, Firewood, wanted; Man. IS Toiler, 880, Herald. WOMAN, good, wants household duties for husband's keep.—P.E., 559, Herald. T/*7"OMANi willing help house or small farm, V> return double room, small wage.—T.V., 595, Herald. OMAN, young, capable, desires position Housekeeper, town, country. Honest, 510, Herald. WORK WANTED A C COUNT ANT. —Books kept, 32/6 month. I.jL —Morrison, 57 Symonds St. Phone 41*144

ANN SHALIMAR. —Reblocks. Renovates Summer Millinery. cade. Ist Floor, below IZB (take elevator). HECKER, Delivery, luggage, fruit. S r; laSiill ma AWNMOWERS Sharpened ColUcted and jj lecieu, —?p - 44 075 gcrggggton EgenTgra^^ exueriom/o* — » .—-—■ ISWSSE Mi: ana Papering. —for Qeal JtT" Ring 15-369. I NC writtL upt\eturn^ C and L Bak S nce.sCts ists," 11-14 Short's Bldgs., 154 Queen St. Phone 46-780. W° MEN LOOK T Tvr CE A MAN OP SMART APPEARANCE! .Men who wear OBVIOUSLY dry-cleaned clothes are never smart-looking and free from 8.0.1 Cheap and nasty methods are C "TRI"-Cleaning is the ONLY method that makes clothes new-looking, non-odourous and free from oily film in the fabric. Tri it and Seo ' LAUNDRY & "TRI" CLEANERS, LTD., Victoria St. Phone 46-595. AGENCIES VACANT M OTOR. -CAR AND TRUCK AGENCY. The franchise for one of the largest selling lines of English and American Cars and Trucks is available for the Waikato, Bay of Plenty and Taranaki Territories. The wholesaler is prepared to assist financially and generally suitable applicants for these valuable dealerships. Appy, stating amount of capital available and experience, if any, to—"MONEY MAKER," P.O. Box 334, Wellington.

WANTED TO BUY APPAREL. —Mrs. Carlyle-Green gives good prices Used Clothing, Footwear.—3l-006. APPAREL.— Left-ofT O.S. Children's: call personally.—Colle. 87 Victoria St. Phone APPAREL. —100 Suits, Fur Coats; highest price; try us and prove it.—Thrifty's, 119 Syinonds St. Ph. 40-476. We Call. APPAREL . —PERRY'S Pay More. Superior Used Suits, Overcoats, Frocks, Costumes, Boots, Shoes, Books. We call. PERRY'S. 115 Symonds St. Phone 31-101. BONES, best price: dead animals collected. —Austin, Ltd., To Papapa. Ph.l2-277. Bottles sacks, metals. Highest prices. Reliable man will call. Ring or write CLARK BROS., CITY. Phone 41-429, or NEWMARKET. Phone 44-109. THRUMS, 5-gal., empty oil; also 45's.— U Perkins, City Markets, 32-414. FURNITURE— When Wanting to Sell, don't forget Dad's Shop. Phone 43-50 S. IOWER Screwing Machine, good, for bolts y a in-iy a in.—Lawson, Utahuliu. RAM, cane, second-hand, good condition. P PVnmiediateiy; " reasonable " price.—Write Pram, 035 M, Hehai.p. a CRAP Lead, highest prices. Auto 0 Machine Manufacturing Co.. litd. CJPOT Cash for Used Furniture. Roy Phnnft 44-898. ttttq GIT ITS SUITS. HIGHEST S PRiCES PAID FOR LEFT-OFFS AND MISFITS. 01 Victoria, Street (Est. 20 years). fjmMBER Jack, three-quarter, second nana; X state price and where seen. —Cash. sobM, Herald.

T7 D R NITURE. r highest prices given. RICHARD ARTHUR, LTD.. Auctioneers. Next Power Board Buildings. Queen Street. Phone 47-380. furniture. wv WILL GIVE HIGHEST PRICES WE WiL,ii spOT cas H. ANY QUANTH Y. NO VALUATION FEES. J R. ROBERTSON. LTD.. Phone 43-025. Auctioneers. 201 Queen Street (Opp- J.C.Ii.). . "PHAMONDS, OLD DIAMOND JEWELD LERY OR OLD GOLD. Gets HIGHEST PASCOE'S. Brine Your Old Jewellery or Diamond Rings. Call at Any of Our Stores. JAS. PASCOE. •202 Karangahape Rd., 80 Queen St.. Auckland. PIANO TUNING _____ BORER eradicated, refelting, toning, repolishing ; o-year guarantee; free ad»ice and quotation.—Atwaters. Phone 47-047. n /n —Tuning (experts), borer treated. Re--4 / O pairing, Polishing.—Dominion Pianoai 46-388.