SITUATIONS WANTED ACCOUNTANT - Secretary, experienced, seeks Part or Full-time Employment, (Jity; good rcfa.—lntegrity, 71, Herald. BACH wanted, return lawns, odd jobs; no salary.—Reliable. 770, Herald. "DAKER, all round, permanent position, -*-* jobber, Easter.—Jones, Hokunui, Otahuhu BUTCHER, shopman or smallgoods, capable taking charge.—Hyde, Walton. CLERK, 21, 4 years' general office routine. —Costing, 89, Herald, Hamilton. 1 DRESSMAKING.—GirI, young, taking les' JJ sons, desires position.—Willing, 516 M, Herald. T\R>IViER, Mechanic, 10 years' experience, own tools, omnibus licence.—Write Ignition, Herald, Thames. ENGI NE DRIV ER, sawmill, first ticket, wants job if house available or would take cookhouse.—Engine, 58M, Herald. (!J.IRL, attractive, improver's position, hairA dressing salon; excellent haircutter.— References, 031, Herald. • Housekeeper or companion Help, to lady or elderly couple, suburbs or country.—B.R., 29, Herald. "VTASSEUR wants engagement with football dub.—Adress 0 Beresford St., Newton. MATES (2), contract, fencing, scrub-cut-ting, post-splitting.—Mates, Box 36. Morrinsville. MEN, reliable, for all classes of work. — I*X Ring 40-117, Soldiers' Re-establishment League, Pacific Bldgs. PENSIONER, young, cook for bachelors, keep, small wage.—Clean, 673 M, Herald PENSIONER seeks refined home, return gardening; useful.—Abstainer. 558, Herald. PLOUGHHAa, experienced, for six-horse team; baching for preference.—T., Wallace Supplies, Waiuku. SAWYER or Benchman, young, married man, small country mill preferred; wages or contract.—Timber, 34 M, Herald. SLAUGHTERMAN, used to country conditions, single.—Butcher, c.o. Kaveney, Matamata. "WIDOW requires work 3 days weekly; V> Onehunpra pref.—R.D., 538, Herald. YOUTH, 10, desires position learn trade, Radio or Electrical, technical education. —Phone 28-141 or V., 47, Herald. ACCOUNTANT open for engagement; capable of taking complete charge of set of books. Over 15 years' experience iji auditing and municipal accounts. Oxford University degree.—Reply to D.G., 15, Herald. WORK WANTED ANN SHALIMAR. Reblocks, Renovates Autumn Hats, Specialises Matrons' Millinery.—l 34 Queen's Arcade, Ist floor, take lift. BRICKWORK. —Convert Coal Ranges or Old-fashioned Openings to Modern Fireplaces; Ranges part payment.—Ring 28-214. B GREEN, Furrier, Civic Theatre Block, . Wellesley St.—Remodelling, Renovating. /CARPENTER, alterations, repairs, tradesman; reasonable. —Ring 47-052. GARDENER, experienced, reliable, wants any kind of work.—G., 838, Herald. CARPENTER; repairs, alterations, concreting, house lifting.—B.R., 557, Herald. CHECKER Delivery, luggage, turn., fruit, parcels, all suburbs, daily.—ls-924. pONCRETE Garages Built, £3o.—Thornley. 28 Mountain View Rd.. Morningside. CONCRETE Paths, Tar, Sanding; sanitary drainage.—Ph. 15-119, Williamß. Frocks Cct. Tacked, paper patU terns.—Hollywood School, 03 Queen St. DRESSMAKING, Designing, perfect fit- — Julie Reid, 191 Symonds St.; 30-921. "TIRESSMAKING, materials cut and fitted. jJ —Miss Coulthard, Symonds St. Ph. 30-050. I7URS, Coats, Renovated, Dyed.—Miss R. JC Wittner,, 289 Karangahape Rd.; 46-652. GARDENER, lawns, flowers, fruit, vet?., hedges, lawnmowers.—Progress. 50, Herald. fJIENERAL and Vacuum Cleaning Specialists. —Domestic Vacuum Cleaning Co. 44-GOO. TNCOME TAX SPECIALISTS. Books J. written up. Returns and Balance-sheets prepared and objections lodged. Advice Free. —R. B. Swann and Co., Taxation ists, 11-14 Short's Bldgs.. 154 Q Phone 40-780. AWNMOWERS Sharpened, Collected ant Delivered. —Broadway Service. Ph. 25-352 AWNMOWERS Sharpened by expert en gineera;—Ryan's, St. Paul St.; 41-929. i'T AWNMOWERS, Sa?wß, Sharpened, Col experience.—Cranston, Eden Terrace; 44-375 iMMlllißil PAINTING and Papering.—For neat jol Ring 15-309. POST-Splitting wanted by 3 Mates, ow: gear; wages or contract.—Apply Work ■ ers, 80M, Herald, Hamilton. VirRINGER Rollers Rernbbered; collected > V —Newroll Works, 32 Fanshawe St. 1 fj /„ —Machineless Perm., Eugene (Patricia L\J/ Paton), 200 Queen St. Phone 44-686. POSITIONS FILLED "POSITION, Share-milker, now filled. Thank■i ing applicants.—E. W. Hill, Mauku. POSITION Filled. Applicants thanked.— W. J. Guest, Waharoa. JJAWKE'S BAY HOSPITAL BOARD. HOME SISTER and HOSPITAL HOUSEKEEPER. Ife* Board wishes to intimate that this position has now been filled. E. T. REES, Managing Secretary, Napier.J* PUPILS WANTED ACCOUNTANCY, Stages 1, 2. S; also In stitute Secretaries' Exam. Tuition bi Registered Accountant, A.R.A.N.Z.—Wakfr field College, Palmerston Bldgs., 41-397. ACCOUNTANCY Tuition College, Short'i Bldgs.—Personal Lectures. Limited en rolmenth available. DRESSMAKING, Designing Pathern-mak ing, Ladies Tailoring, individual tuition Success assured. Hollywood , School. <E Qneen St. DRESSMAKING, Designing, Pattern making, thorough individual tuition day. evening.—Miss Ashton. Sel-Phit Bchool Plaza Theatre Bldgs. EO'HARA, Hairdressing Academy, Mel • vern's Bldgs., Karangahape Rd.—Eng lish, French and Sydney experience Hair dressers recommend. HAIRDRESSING.— N.Z. College; contin ual demand for Operators.—22B Queen St HAMILTON College of Hairdressing.— Prospectus apply Principal, Govt. Life Insurance Building, Hamilton. MAORI Language, efficient, course con ducted by leading interpreter. N.Z. Correspondence Schools, Swanson St. MISS GREENWOOD'S Commercial School, Newmarket, for individual instruction in Shorthand, Typewriting, Book-keeping. MOTOR Driving Taught cheaply, quickly Licence guar.—Lawson. Ph. 28-042. MOTOR Driving. Expert Instruction Specialist nervous, backward beginners —Clow, 42-745. MOTOR Driving.—B. A. Mayhill. late A.A Post Licence Instructor. —Ph. 10-030. JHORTHAND, Typewriting, etc.—Sclwyc \<m SHORTHAND. Typewriting, Book-keeping English, at Auckland Business College. 2HOWCARD Writing Successfully laughl by K System, 79 Customs St T'HE Correspondence Coaching School (T JL U. Wells. M.A., Principal), Specialisl Tutors in all subjects. Prosp., Box 1411. NZ.'s PREMIER TRAINING INSTI . TUTE Drulcigh College. O'Connell St., for Individual, Efficient Coaching ir Shorthand (Pitman's or Gregg's), Typing, Book-keeping, etc. \T Z. RADIO COLLEGE students obtained IN. highest number of P.M.G. Passes in Auckland during past 5 years. Day and night classes. Apply for Free Prospectus. 37 WINSTONE BLDGS.. 77 QUEEN ST.. C.l AN ASSET to Every Woman.—Learn to Cut and Make Perfect Fitting Clothes—to copy all styles pictured in the Fashion Books," for all figures No need of bought patterns, charts, etc. Personal or Postal Tuition. Call, write or Phone 47-200 for Free Booklet.—McCAßE ACADEMY OF DRESSMAKING, 4th Floor, Col Mut Bldgs., 159 Queen St., Auckland* RADIO INSTRUCTION Professional Operators, Broadcast and Sound Engineers. Public Address and Amateur Operators, Servicemen Home Study, Theory anil Practical Courses. Equipment includes; Broadcast Station IZJ. Full power Amateur Station, Sound Apparatus, Analysers, Valve Checkers, Signal Generators, Oscilloscopes Public Address Amplifiers Microphones. Mod fees, prof, instruc. Johns Radio College. Chancery St.. Anckland. C.l 47-054 (3 lines) Q.REGG gHORTHAND. EASIEST TO LEARN. EASIEST TO WRITE. EASIEST TO READ. Country Students send for Free Lesson. . WAKEFIELD COLLEGE. 8 Palmerston Bldgs., Auck. Phone 41-397. GRAMOPHONE RECORDS GRAMOPHONE Repairs, all makea.— Bond <& Bond. Customs St. East.
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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXV, Issue 23010, 11 April 1938, Page 1
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