WORK 'WANTED ANDREWS' Doll Hospital, 4GO Karangahape Rd., for all Repairs. ANN SHALIMAR. Reblocks, Renovates Summer Millinery. cade, Ist Floor, below IZB (take elevator). BRICKWORK. —We convert Coal Ranges or Old-fashioned Openings to Modern Fireplaces; Ranges part payment.—2B-21.4. repairs, alterations, concreting, house lifting.—B.R., 557, Herald. /CARPENTER; alterations, repairs; tradesman; reasonable. Phone Dawson, 47-052. CHECKER Delivery, luggage, film., fruit, Vv parcels all suburbs, daily.—ls-924. pHESTERFIELD Suites, guar, construction, Renovations.—Kircher, 47 Cobden St., Newton; 30-724. /"CONCRETE Garages Built, £3O. —ThornVviey. 28 Mountain View Rd.. Morningside. CONCRETE Paths, Tar, Sanding; sanitary drainage.—Ph. 15-110, Williams. DRESS, Underwear Patterns; Cut, any design and to your own measurements, cost no more; ensure perfect tit. Particulars, P.O. Box 1851, Auckland. DRESSES, Frocks Cut, Tacked, paper patterns. —Hollywood School, 63 Queen St. DPiESSMAKING, Designing, perfect fit.— Julie Roid, 191 Symonds St.; 30-921. "[DRESSMAKING wanted by day, experiJLt cnced worker; 10/6, fares.—Dress, 804, Herald. , materials cut and fitted. sJ—Miss Conlthard, Symonds St. Ph. 30-050 Dressmaking. Expert perfect Fit. Specialist Outsizes. Moderate. Miss Tomlinson, 114 Pacific Bldgs., Wellesley St. T^IDERDOWNS^Re-covered,Furnishing Satin, 2G/ri materials included.—E.D., 545, Herald. T7IURS, Coats, Renovated, Dyed.—Miss R. I- Wittner,, 289 Karangahape Rd.; 46-652. (2J.ARDENER, Expert. Lawns, Flowers, VX Vegetables, Fruit Trees.—Expert, 774, Herald. GENERAL and Vacuum Cleaning Specialists.—Domestic Vacuum Cleaning Co., 44-600. HANDBAGS and Suitcases expertly repaired.—Symonds St. Bag Depot. TNCOME TAX SPECIALISTS. Books J- written up. Returns and Balance-Sheets prepared and objections lodged. Advice Free. —R. B. Swann and Co., Taxation Specialists, 11-14 Short's Bldgs., 154 Queen St. Phone 40-780. AWNS, Garden, Hedges, Sections Cleared, etc., reliable worker.—Durney, 44-161. D T AWNMOWERS Sharpened by expert en--I-J. gineers.—Ryan's, St. Paul St.; 41-929. L AWNMOWERS Sharpened, Collected and Delivered.—Broadway Service. Ph. 25-352. LAWN MOWER Repair Depot, Saws Set, Wringer Rollers Stocked.—Treby. Mt. Albert. L AWNMOWERS, Saws, Sharpened, Collected, Delivered; latest machinery; longest experience.—Cranston, Eden Terrace; 44-375. L AWNMOWERS, Collect, Sharpen* Deliver, 30 87^"° m —Electrakeen, Oofs Broadway. MAN, young, experienced Farming, Fencing, Crosscutting. Teamster; driving licence; teetotaller; state wage.—Box 101. Katikati. PAINTING and Papering.—For neat job Ring 15-369. PAINTING, good job done; cheap; town, country.—Ring 45-039. TXTRINGER Rollers Rerubbered; collected. jy_—Newroll Works, 32 Fanshawe St. A LL Suits and Costumes Made by Clouston are Tailored. Most reasonable prices in town. G. R. CLOUSTON, Merchant Tailor, Room 111, Ist Floor, Queen's Arcade. 30-758. 1 A /„ —Machineless Perm., Eugene (Patricia ■*•"/ Paton), 260 Queen St. Phone 44-080. POSITIONS PILLED TEA Tree Choppers, position filled, thankmg applicants.—Wmslow, Swanson. filled; thanking all applicants. APARTMENTS VACANT ACCOM., Awatea, Apartments. Furn., k'ettes.; flats.—2B-30 Upper Queen St. AOiIANGI, 23 Symonds St.—Recently renovated, double, single, cooking convs. A PARTMENTS, FurU Select—ss Symonds St. ACCOM., Double (2 beds): own cooker, meter; quiet; select.—2 Vincent St. BACH Rooms, furn., gas rings; 7/; Men.— 54 France St. BED-SITTING Room, comfortable, separate cooking convs.—s Pitt St. BED-SITTING Room, furn., double, stove, fireplace.—lo Edgerley Ave., Newmarket. BED-SITTING Room, double, kitchenette; 6uit 2 business girls.—2o Symonds St BED-SITTING Room, attractively furn., with sleeping porch, use convs., nice home, harbour views.—26-708. BS. Room, unfurn., conveniences; 25/-. — • Ph. 14-834; 31 Rocklands Av., Balmoral BUSINESS Woman, share flat, Mt. Eden; glorious views; telephone.—Refined, 978, Herald. CITY. —Large Front Room, furn., suit Gents, M.C. —50 Nelson St. CITY. —Sunny Single Furn. Bed-Sitting Room; gent preferred; morning tray; select. —Apply Herald. EPSOM —Double, single ftirn, rooms; convs. —Apply Herald. FRONT Room, single, fuin., convs.; 12/0. —3 Ashton Rd., Mt. Eden. ITiRONT Rooms (2), furn., fireplace in each; . suit mother and daughter or young couple; use of convs.; good locality.—Apply Herald. I?URN. Flat, comprising 2 bedrooms and . dining aiicove, suit business girls.— "Waratah," S9 Symonds St. URN. Double Room, kitchenette, convs.; GRAFTON RD., 90.—D.8.5. Room; also Bedroom, 2 single beds. Phone. m n MANUKAU RD.—Room, furn., fireplace, lady; 15/-. W., BSI, Herald. NARROW NECK.—Large Furn. Bed-Sit-,ting-Room, kitchenette, private entrance, KENILWORTH, 79 Shortland St., City.— Double, Single Rooms, furn. —Ph. 41-893. ADY Sludent share large Bed-Sitting Km., •close University.—Urgent, 761, Herald. overlooking channel; adults. —179 Vauxhall Rd. "DOOMS, 2, large, unfurn., all electric. — Xtr 28 Sentinel Road, Heme Bay. ROOM, single, furn., convs.; refined home, i —9 Hepburn St., Ponsonby. ROOMS (3), furn.. suit couple, no children; 27/6. —Apply Herald. SINGLE Room acconi. (gent.).—Leander Apartments, 66 Grey's Ave. SINGLE Furn. Bed-Sitting Room, every convs., for 1 month. —10 City Rd. SYMONDS ST.—Double Bed-Sitting -Room, k'ette; entrance; 22/6. —Phone 14-428. WAKEFIELD Aptms., 35 Wakefield St., City.—Sunny, Furn. B.S. Room. TO Upright Lady.—Furn. Back Room; . Sunday respected.—Levis, Waitakere. 2 Rooms. 12 x 12, 12 x IS, with use convs. —Apply Herald. 2 Unfurn. Rooms, preferably business, modern convs.; select. Refined, 928 M, Herald. APARTMENTS WANTED BACH or Room, return Gardening.—H.M., 820, Herald. BED-SITTING Room, furnished, sunny, fireplace; suit lady.—S.K., 932, Herald. unfurn., partly furn., convs.; Mt. Eden, Epsom.—F.F.. 673. Herald. ED-SITTING Room, handy to City; business lady, refined. —C.8., 866, Hkrald. BED-SITTING Room, furn., kitchenette; sleeping norch, Grafton, Newmarket, Gt. South Rd.—Teachers, 913, Herald. B SITTING Room, convs., 2 business • girls, Newmarket, Roynl Oak.—Refined, 686, Herald. COUPLE, Young. Furn. or Unfurn. Rooms; within 3rd sec. N.Y., 900, Herald. FLAT, unfurn., 2 rooms, kitchenette. — Phono 13-3,'.3. FLATS and Kooms urgently required.— Winch, 537 Karangahape Rd. "17VLAT, 2-roomed, semi-furn., sunny aspect, .r single Lady, reasonable, permanent.— j Phono 24-752. i tSI\T furn.. self-contained, permanent, :J- married couple.—Write Ucasonable, 10 | Bnlwer St., Heme Bay. ' "ITiUKN. Sunny Room, fireplace, quiet (am- ' 1 iiy; T.nrlv.—Civil Servant, 918, Herald. ! Room, partly furn., k'ette, j J; fireplace, refined. —T.X.. 831, Herald. \DY Visitor requires Room, conveniences, for C-s weeks; good locality; phone essenjinl. ft.S., 939. Herald. ■ \DY refined, elderly, comfortable, sunny / B.S. Room, part furn. or private home, Mt-. Eden or Epsom.—T.M., 818 M, Herald. PARNELL.— Bed-Sitting Room, fireplace; own linen; phone.—Cutlery. 976, Herald. ROOMS, 2-3, furn., unfurn., wanted; three adults.—Phone 47-118. ROOMS, 3, unfurn., fireplace, kitchenette; state rent. —K.W., 817. Herald. ROOM, furn., k'ette.; Ist. 2nd sections; > man.—Quiet, 801, Herald. ROOM, large, sunny, or Bach (furn.), separate entrance preferred; gentleman.—State price, Refined, 789, Herald. rPAURANGA—Lady requires Single BedX Sitting Room and kitchenette; permanent. —Particulars to P.R.. 745, Herald.
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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXV, Issue 22985, 12 March 1938, Page 1
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