SITUATIONS WANTED BAKER, Foreman, qualified all lines, life experience, capable manager; available immediately.—B.. 771 M, Herald. Blacksmith & acetone welder, all gear, used woodwork, farm machinery; can tako charge, seeks engagement with firm with prospect of advancement. CASTINGS. 49M. Herald. OREAD Baker.—Good Young Man seeks - L * position, do round, too.—Permanent, 830, Herald. BUTCHER-Slaughterman, thoroughly experienced all branches; trial.—Single, 03. herald, Hamilton. /"CARETAKER, Flats, keep grounds in first* class order, for free accommodation.— I'.iv., a/S, Herald. Machinist requires posi- , ~ 50 - Uemald. ~|~YKIVER, available, any kind of delivery work.—Good Man, 329, Herald. "I"") RIVER, Diesel Tractor, logging expericuce.—Box 71, Ngongotaha. Phono 507J, Rotorua. CIRL (1G), liko iiosition housework.—A. Williams, Spur Rd., Silvordale. YT 0 U SEKE E PER, refined, own mistress XX preferred; good ref.—Phono 17-127. TTOUSEKEEPER, unencumbered, own misXX tress; 30/-.—Mc.K night's Reg., Hamilton. Housekeeper, good plain cook, own mistress, middle-aged.—Reliable, 127, H BRA LP. HOUSEKEEPER, experienced, widower and children; £1; freo from Nov. 21; suburbs or country.-—S.T., 288 M, Herald. TTOUSEIvEEPER seeks position, gentleXX man, bachelor, own mistress, would reJieve.—Refined, 250, Herald. TTOUSEKEEPER, with daughter, 3, will xx givo services, in return comfortablo home.—H.X., 442 M, Herald. TT OUSEIvEEPER. emergency, help availxx able, used to country, fond children; N. Auckland preferred; 30/- and faro.—Middleage, 1-15 M, Herald. T-TOUSEMAN-Cook, experienced, competent, xx snortly disengaged; present employer leaving; scrupulously clean, honest, industrious service; verifiable by refs.—W., IS7, Herald. LADY, middle-aged, mind children, 1/- hour. —Reliable, 182, Herald. LADY, experienced Book-keeper, wants small Tradesmen's Books to do at home, City or Suburbs.—C.S.. 372, Herald. LADY, refined, educated, would like position Housekeeper to business couple; own mistress.—Experienced, 914. Herald. TITiAIN TEN AN CE Man. Institute, largo ItJ. business concern; thoroughly reliable. — T.R., 315, Herald. TITAN, elderly, seeks employment; excellent JlVx references. —M.X., 240, Herald'. MAN Servant, experienced, all household duties, secretarial if required, desires change, town or country; highest credentials. —S., 186. Herald. TITARRIED Couple; wife houseworkman •Itx farm, hotel.—Reliable Registry, Hamilton. (ITECHANIC, A Grade, desires re-engage-lVx ment; wide experience. Mechanic, 300 M, Herald. MEN, reliable, for all Classes of Work. — Ring 40-117. Soldiers' Re-establishment I>X Ring 40-117, Soldiers' Re-establishment League, Pacific Bldgs. lyrrZ.R.N.A.—Medical, Surgical, Midwifery Nurses.—24 Mountain Rd., Epsom; 14-151. PART or Full-timo Employment, experienced Lady Book-keeper-Typiste; consider other congenial work.—W.G., 202, Herald. PENSIONER, highest credentials, offers services inside or out, for comfortable quarters. Interview Invited.—Reliable. 312, Herald "PENSIONER wants work, for home; X healthy, strong, willing.—Trustworthy, 302. Herald. PENSIONER, active, Gardening, Odd Jobs, Handy Man; good homo; small remuneration; country seaside farm, —S.X., 273, Herald. Representative, experienced, with own car, offers services, part or full time, Auckland and districts.—R.P., 092, Herald. ROYAL MARINE, past military age, position trust. Caretaker, Handy Man; "best testimonials; last place vacated only owing death; small wage.—J.H., 205, Herald. SALESGIRL, experienced, good refs., position Fridays until Xmas.—X.T.M., 184, Herald. SALESMAN, competent, in tailoring department or mercery, good window dresesr, over military age.—L.X., 27, Herald, rpRUSTWORTHY person, 1 mth., Dec. 18, JL used sewing, children' (school age), house? hold duties; Auck. dist. pref.;.3s/-.—Capable, 74M, Herald. T7E7TDOW (37), light services, return reVV fined, comfortable home. Auckland, 894 M, Herald. WOMAN, middle-aged, seeks work, country homo preferred.—Reliable, 39Q, Herald. WOMAN, refined, middle-aged, keep house for gentleman, refined; genuine.—R.W.. 448, Herald. YOUTH, 15%. secondary education, desires Clerical position.—D.H., 247, Herald. YOUTH, 18, strong, willing, trade preferred, Hamilton, Auckland. —X.Z., 310 M, Herald. POSITIONS FILLED POSITION, Married Couple, filled; thanking applicants.—R.R., 676 M, Herald. BUSINESS OPENINGS Tj^NGiINEERING. —2 Mechanics wanted J-J take over Going Concern.—Retiring, 416, Herald. FLATS TO LET 28 & 30 Upper Queen St., past K'hape Road. Furn. Double and Family Flats, newly renovated, moderate rentals permanent tenants. Phone 41-011. BAYSWAI\ER. —Unfurnished (two) Rooms, separate kitchenette, entrance, couple, no children.—94 Norwood Rd. BED-SITTING Room, large furnished.— 58 Khyber Pass, opp. Miller's Garage. CITY.— Flat, partly furn., suitable married couple. 1 child.—Apply Herald. CHELTENHAM.—Attractive Flat, furn., self-cont., desirable position.—Ph. 22-055. C INTRA."—Superior Furnished Flat, for term. 12 months; loungo (open fireplace), breakfast room, 2 bedrooms, kitchenette, etc.: all electric (including refrigerator), Magnificent harbour view. Adults.—Phono 41-576. TpPSOM.-—Large, sunny, furn., front, all XJ elec., b.s.r.—Ring 44-986. FLAT, 4 rooms.—32 Cornwall Park Ave., Gt. South car. TjILAT, furn., City, 2 rooms and kitchenx ette.—xVpply Heiuld. " "PLAT, well furn.; 35/-; adults only.—lo x London St., Ponsoiiby. unfurn., own entrance; Business • Ladies or Couple.—Reasonable, 89, Herald. I?LAT, modern, furn., 2 bedrooms, sitting room, kitchenette, etc.; adults only; near City, harbour viow.—Phono 41-576. I7ILAT, 3 rooms, Mt. Eden, part furn.; ad alts.'—Phono 32-01 S. GRAFTON RD.—2 Large Rooms, k'ette, nicoly furn.; adults.—-45-254. HAMPTON Court.—Modern Furn. Flat, all conveniences.—Phone 40-621. HERNE BAY, Harbour Side.—Well Furn., Bedroom, Living Room, k'otte; suit Mar-' ricd, Business Couple.—Ring 40-870. I ADY, your g, refined, to share Flat, Mt. J Eden.—Riaig 20-365 after 12. jITIDDLETON COURT FLATS, Remuera, ItJL near Newmarket. —Modern unfurn. Flat, 2 bedrooms, garago; £2/30/-. —Phone 43-413. TI/FODERN, furnished, 3 rooms, self-con--*-'T taincd, garago; adults; permanent; Takapuna, exceptional outlook.—23-453. PARNELL. —'Unfurn., Ist section; separato entrance. —18 Scarboro Terrace. Parnell. PARNELL— Charmingly furn. S.C. Flat, 2 bedrooms, sunny living room, balcony, c.h.w.—Apply Herald. PRINCES ST., 23.—We11-furn. Flnt, views. suitablo ono or two adults. REMUERA. Select Furn. Bed-Sitting Room, kitchenette; modern homo.—Ring 25-287. SHORTLAND Flats. —Furnished Front Flat, all convs. —Manageress. 40-289.' SUPERIOR Unfurnished Self-contained Flat, 2 bedrooms, living room, etc.; all electric; handy City; adults. —Phone 41-576. '• Lower Symonds St. —Double Furn. Flat, suit, business people. 4 MODERN Self-contained City Flat, 5 large rooms and offices, lovely harbour views; sunny, secluded and quiet; larco grounds; 2-cnr garago. Adults. —G. B. OSMOND, Royal Insurance Bklgs., 109 Queen St. ARI N O GARDENS. FLAT. WITH OR WITHOUT GARAGE. Available for Lease, Mt. Eden Rd., within 2nd Section. Set in beautiful grounds, with private tennis court. Equipped with all modern conveniences, including electric refrigerator. APPLY MANAGER. HOUSES (FURNISHED) TO LET TAKiAPUNA. —Bungalow, 5 rooms, k'ette, e.li.w., garage; .C 3/5/-. —Phone 23-417. Rooms of Gentleman's Residence, extenm Hf ■ri.liWiTOWMilll'lMfrt'l
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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXVI, Issue 23507, 18 November 1939, Page 1
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