SITUATIONS VACANT VOUTH (ABOUT 18) FOR -*• MANUFACTURER'S OFFICE. Must be Good Writer and Accurate. Good Prospects. Apply to CLERK, P.O. Box 1000, Auckland. Applications (to he made on p.s.c. Form 17A, obtainable at principal Post Offices) will be received up till NOON on .TUNE 23, 1938, for tbe position of ADVERTISING MANAGER. COMMERCIAL BROADCASTING SERVICE. Salary, il!>0 p.a., temporary staff meantime. Location to be decided later. It is desired tbat applicants should be not less than 25 years of ace with good general training in advertising salesmanship and should have* executive experience. A knowledge of radio advertising is desirable, but not essential. When forwarding applications COPIES ONLY of testimonials need be submitted.— Secretary, Public Service Commissioners. Wellington, C.I. T AIL OE' FITTER. Larue Retail Tailoring Establishment requires a First-class Tailor's Fitter. Splendid working conditions in modern workroom. Good remuneration to capable, experienced man, willing to co-operate with management. Write in first instance, stating age, giving details of previous experience and enclosing COPIES ONLY of testimonials, to CRAFTSMAN, 805, Herald. WORK WANTED : A LICE Blue Gown," Dressmaker, RenoA vates Ladies' Dresses, etc., Plain Sewing.—l3l, Ist Floor, Queen's Arcade. ALTERATIONS, Repairs, New Houses, Painting, Plumbing.—Phone 'ls-572. RICKWORK, Fireplaces modernised; fuel saving; greater heat. —Phone '2B-000. BRICKWORK, convert your Coal Range or Old-fashioned Openings to Modern r ireplaces; Ranges part payment.—Ring 28-214. CARPENTER wants Repairs, Alterations; no job too small. —Ring 15-437. (CARPENTER wants Repairs, Garages,— J Carter, Ilalsey Drive, Avondale South. CIARPENTER (tradesman). Estimates, > Bungalows, Repairs, Renovations; Shop Fittings.—Phone 12-450. (CARPENTER, experienced; house repairs, sash, cords, alterations; wages.—Green Lane, 703, CARPENTI.1 SING, Repairs, . Renovating, Tradesman. —Write Spearpoint, 22 Bellevue Rd.. Mt. Eden. pHIMNEYS Swept Clean; moderate; CopV 7 pers, Incinerators.— Colquhoun, 2b-..>0. /CHECKER Delivery. Luggage, furn \y fruit, parcels, all suburbs, daily.—4i>-9..4. CHESTERFIELD Suites, guar, construction, Renovations. —Kircher, 4 < Cobden St.. Newton; 30-724. fV)NCRETE Garages Built £3o—ThornV ley, 28 Mountain View Rd., Mornmgsidc. Paths, Tar, Sanding; sanitary U drainage.—Ph. 15-119, Williams. rvDSTUME TlME—Tailored by Clouston yy you cau bo sure of Perfect Fitting and Stvle, at the most reasonable prices in Town. G. R. CLOUSTON Merchant Tailor, Room 111, Ist Floor, Queen's Arcade; 30-758. DRESSES, Frocks Cut, Tacked, paper patterns.—Hollywood School, 03 Queen St. Dressmaking, aii classes, o/- day, or at home. —Styles, S7S, Heimld. Dressmaking, Designing, perfect fit.— Julie Reid, .101 Symonds St.; 30-021. RESSMAKING, Renovations, Plain Sewing, Knitting.—Women's Employment Bureau, 40-722. I EIDERDOWNS Recovered, furn., satin, 20/, J materials included. —E.D., 515, Herald. FURS. Coats renovated. Dyed.—Miss R. Wittner, 280 Karangahape Rd.; 40-052. GARDENER, lawns, lawnmowers, flowers, fruit trees, hedges.—Expert, Box 1000. GARDENS. Lawns, Hedges, Sections Cleared,.-etc.; reliable worker.—Durney, 44-161. 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 & Co.. Taxation Specialists, 11-11 Short's Bldgs.. 154 Queen St. Phone 40-780. AWNMOWERS Sharpened by expert engineers.—Ryan's, St. Paul St.; 41-020. LAWNMOWERS. Collect, Sharpen, Deliver, from 0/0. Expert service. No boy labour. —Electrakeen 250 Broadway. 30-875. LAWNMOWERS, Saws, Sharpened. Col-' lected. Delivered; latest Machinery; longest experience.—Cranston, Eden Terrace; 44-375. PAINTING, Paperhanging; reasonable.— Ph. 20-906, 35 Argyle St., Heme Bay. SEWING Machines Repaired, expert, Collect, deliver, free, anywhere.—Ph. 28-099. B 1 A /_ —Machineless Perm. Eugene (Patricia l\j/ Paton), 206 Queen St. Phone 44*680. BOARD AND RESIDENCE ACCOM., sup., Bed, Breakfast, 0/-; weekly. 35/-. —Oaks, Wellesley St. East. 46-579. ACCOM. Consult us. We have it— Tasman, 411 Cooke's Bldgs.; 46-347. ACCOM., Glenosniond, 25 Wynyard St. — Bed, Breakfast, moderate. —41-319, Mrs. Ingram. ARUNDEL, Waterloo Quadrant. Now under New Management, has Vacancies for Guests. AVONHYRSTE, 02 Symonds St. —Accommodation.—Crawford; 45-100. BED-SITTING Room, sunny, board, retired or business man.—lo-203. BED and Breakfast, 12/6, offered Gentleman, Pt. Chevalier, tramline.—G., 847, Herald. BEVERLEY House, 1 Carlton Gore Rd. — Select Accom., good table.—l 2-251. BOARD, Private, for 1 gentleman; good home.—Ph. 28-421. BOARD, private home, 2 business gins or students; just past 3rd section; moderate. —B., 759 M. Herald. BURWOOD 3MIN. CITY. 26 Princes Street. Phone 41-484. Superior Double, Single Rooms. Dinner, Bed, Breakfast, 8/0. Bed and Breakfast. 0/0. CHIMES," 57 Symonds St.—Central, select Accommodation; break fast-board; 41-14-1 CLINTON, 1!) Khyber Pass.—Accommodation for Gents. Central. CllTy.— Exclusive locality, available shortly > furn. Room, breakfast, suit 2 friends; also single lioom, breakfast, all modern conva. — Phone 12-270. ENNORE," 100 Symonds St.—Perm. 25/-. Cas. 7/-; B. & B„ 5/-.—Phone 42-215. ]7<PSOM. —Bedroom, Sitting Koom, business J friends couple. Christians; 25/-. —Apply 11 KR \LI). HF.RNE BAY. —Bed-Sitting Room, business couple or friends.—27-574. EBRON Private Hotel. —Best Accom., Auckland.—2oß Ponsonby Rd.; 10-091. HOME, good, cheap board, offered lady, by lady, farmlet, Mangere.—Company, 021, M. Herald. HOTEL GRAND VUE, Princes Street (2 doors below Grand Hotel). —Under New Management. Newly furnished throughout. Bed, Breakfast, Casuals. Permanents by arrangement. Terms moderate. —Phone 40-089. OTEL ST. CLAIR. 5 Pitt St.—Bed and Breakfast House, Casuals and Permanents. Doubles and Singles. Moderate tariff, every convenience. Home away from home, phone 11-487. .T. Rossiter. Proprietor. IVten (2) Private Home, 2nd section. — JM. 22 Wynyard Rd.. Mt. Eden. ] PRIVATE Family offers board; handy.— 20 I'arnell tid. QAN REMO Pvt. Hotel, 3 Lr. Symonds St. O —Permanents, Casuals; moderate. —i3-3-'Q /—2 Young Men, share. —.1. Ligar Place, —U/ off Grafton Bridge. Hotel aden, is ca-rrtck place, MT. EDEN (2nd Section). Bed and Breakfast. Permanents or Casuals. New Exclusive Furnishings Throughout L. E. NEILL, Proprietress. Phone 13-930. BOARD WANTED ACCOM., all requirements.—Ring or call. Reachme Agency, Row's Chambers. DEVON PORT. —Couple, wife help duties, own furniture if necessary.—Refined, 784. }| ERAI.D. ENGLISH Gent., elderly, quiet home, near City; trams.—V., 718, Herald. GENTLEMAN, young, refined home, sunny room.—Full particulars Y., 502, Herald. GiENTLEMAN, young, Private Board, pleasant surroundings, Takapuna.—Permanent, 601, Herald. HOME, good, in Epsom district, for boy attending Grammar School; Monday to Fridays only.—Kindly send particulars to 110 Colonial Mutual Bldgs.. Queen St. LADY, young, board, private family, near Newmarket.—T.X., 899, Herald. MAN, young, Board, private family, handy city; sober,—Reasonable, 730, HnnAi,p. MAN, young, Board, garage, vicinity Penrose, Ellerslie, Green lane, Remuera.— R.L., 005, Herald. REFINED Home, near Remuera School, board girl, 5. H.J., 03 3. Herald. YOUTH requires Full Private Board, Green Lane, Remuera, Newmarket.—Ph. 25-882
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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXV, Issue 23067, 18 June 1938, Page 2
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