SITUATIONS VACANT ORDERMAN, experienced classer; single accommodation. —Eilis and Burnand, Ltd., Wail 11 ill a. PANTItYMAID wanted.—Tea Room Manageress, Farmers' Trading Co., Ltd., Hobson St. PHOTOGRAPHIC Printer, only experienced need apply.—Gaze Studio, Hamilton. SISTER, Probationers and Hospital Aides; testimonials.—Matron, Sanatorium, Rotortia. ____ (J TABLE-Harid, good conditions.—G. Cobb 'PRAM Boss;, good wages. Hommings r I"iROUSER Manufacturer wants ExperiI i nred Machinists and Apprentices for Defence Work.—Barry Manufacturing Co., Ltd., 151 Albert SI. WAITRESS. —Lumeah Private Hotel, 4 Grafton Rd. \Matchmaker wanted.—a reliable » and qualified man is required for southern Hawke's Bay. Wages £O/1 40-hour week. Not eligible for military service. Permanent position.—Testimonials, etc.: Watchmaker, 000 Herald. AjffOMAN Chef, experienced, 2 in kitchen.- ' ' Hot Springs Hotel, Tc Aroha. TV7"OMAN, clever with Needle, for Hand * ' sewing and Finishing in Clothing Factory.—Nagcls Creations, Ltd., Manufacturers of Ladies' Underwear, 79-!U Lome Street. 42-071) or 42-303. VOUTH, J(s-18, for Store; drive van, learn I. paper cutting.—Dawson Printery, Vin cent St. YOUTH, for Grocery Trade, able to drive light van.—Charles Hieatt, 05 Block house Bay Rd., Avondale, near Station. SITUATIONS WANTED . BAKER and Pastrycook seeks position; first-class tradesman.—Apply Decorator, inM Herald. fVLERK, aged 19 years, 3 years' office ex V perience, 5 subjects, accountancy, desires permanent position as Clerk or Cashier, commenial firm.—BK. 103 Herald. H 'KEEPER, 37, fond children; go anywhere; own mistress.—Home. 001 Hkkald HOUSEKEEPER, reliable, with little girl, position country.—Capable, 030 Herald, Hamilton. JADY, young, exp.. baby nurse, desires posi. J lion, Mon.-Fri.—Reliable. 13 Herald. MAN, ineligible for military service, drive truck, tractor; go anywhere.—Reliable, 17 IIEIiALD. MAN, young, work, house and garden (odd jobs, light work): good home; accept 12/0 and keep.—House. 42M Herald. MAIs, handy, sober, over military age, wants steady job. Best refs.—ML, Box 1748, Auckland. MAN, young, with 4 years' experience in Public Accountant's Office, desires position, Mercantile Firm. Excellent references. Rejected military service. Clerk, 381 Herald. ]\TATES want contract, firewood, post-split--IVL ting, fencing; must be long job.—Mates, 313 Herald. REG. Midwife requires temporary position, 1-3 months; refs. —BQ, 310 Herald. SALESMAN-Collcctor, energetic, clean appearance, desires position with advancement; married; ineligible; bond if required.— SA, 12 Herald. SALES Assistant, capable, experienced, reliable, trustworthy.—Ph. Y.W.C.A., 42-802. rpYPISTE-Book-keeper.—Young Lady rei- quires posjtion, City office; ex refs.; 3 1 /, .vrs. exp., accounts, gols. willing, 34M Herald. WORK WANTED \ NN SHALIMAR Reblocks Hats, stocks large-fitting Matron's Millinery.—l 2-1 Queen's Arcade, Ist Floor (take lift). Jg AG WASH.—BRITISH LAUNDRY CO Prices From 3/(3 Damp, 5/0 Finished, 0/0 StSjched. Phone 40-102. "O RICKWORK.—Convert your Coal Rang"e or old-fashioned Openings to Modern Fireplaces; Ranges part payment.—Ring 28-214. fCARPENTERING, quotations, big or small \J jobs.—Phone 10-035. p A iR P E N T R Y. Alterations, Additions, Repairs. Low estimates. Workmanship guaranteed. For Prompt Attention, Efficient Service, Phone 41-009. Estimates (nothing too-small). pHECKER Delivery. Luggage, Furn., v Parcels, Fruit, V T eg.; all suburbs. —13-924. DRESSMAKING, Alterations; refs.; called for, delivered.—Phone 27-300. DRESSMAKING. —Materials cut and fitted. —Miss C'oulthard, Symonds St.; 30-650. GIANT Discing, Harrowing, Top-dressing; Tractor.—Noel Walker, Taupin. Ph. 54J. LAND Cultivation Contractor, D.2 Diesel Caterpillar Tractor. T. I. Foreman, 1 Dyer St., Hamilton. ,J hone 4132. T AWN MOWERS Sharpened, Adjusted, Collected, Delivered, 5/0; (nodem machinT AWNMOWERS Sharpened by Expert -Li Engineers.—Ryan's, St. Paul St., 41-928. ery.—Tasman, 40-347. f AWNMOWER Repair Depot.—Saws set, LJ Wringer Rollers Stocked, Broken machines arc welded.—Treby, Mt. Albert. Phone 31-150. T AWNMOWERS, Saws, Sharpened, ColM lected, Delivered; latest machinery; longest experience.—Cranston, Eden Tee. 44-375. PLUMBING Work, all classes, thorough, reas'ble.—F Brinkler, 21-590, St. Heliers. POST Splitting and Battens, contract, 3 experienced men; supply own equipment. —Details WM, ISM Herald. READING Spectacles, careful testing, fitting.—Armstrong, Optician, new premises, 40 Short land St.; 45-082. RB. SWA NN AND C 0.. • Taxation Specialists, Land, Income, Social Security and Sales Tax Adjusters. Short's Bldgs., 154 Queen Street. Phone 46-780. "\Y r ASHING, Ironing or Cleaning, Mondays H or Tuesdays; refs.—M, 40 Herald. —Machineless Perms.; Combination, 17/0; 0 months' guar.—Patricia" Paton, Crown Studio Bldgs., Queen St. Phone. 44-08(1 PLANTS, TREES, ETC., FOR SALE ACACIA. Barberry, Boxthorn, Benthami, Lawsoniana/ Macrocarpa; nursery stock; catalogue tree.—Beaumont's Nurseries, Manurewa. A NEMONES, Ranunculus. Our famous -iV strain. Vigorous, brilliant giant blooms. 3/0 100. —Lakelands, Takapuna, Auckland. \ NEMONES, Ranunculus, large, brilliant double blooms, best value obtainable; 2/0 100. —J. Marden, Box 6, Takapuna, Akld. BARBERRY, 2 years, extra strong, well grown, 30 to 30iu. high; 70/- 1000. For other stock send for our list.—Mason's Nurseries, To Awamutu. BOYSEN Wonderberry Plants, posted, 4 for 5/-. J. W. Walker. Avondale Sth. pARNATIONS, Perpetual Border, in every v_/ known shade, named; 0 for 9/-. —Griffiths' Nurseries, Mt. Eden, Auckland. GERBERA Plants, Reds. Pinks, Cream, l/- each.—C. Henderson, Otahuhu. TCELAND Poppies! "Red Cardinal. Daz1. /.ling Scarlet Super Poppy. 3/- 50/. Sanders, Box 031, Auckland. LILY of the Valley, JI- clump; Tuberose, Regale, Pink Arum, 1/- each; postage paid.—Griffiths' Nurseries, Mt. Eden, Auckland. OINUS Insignis (50,000), Radiata, l-yr.-old, JL 15/- 1000: 2-yr.-old, 30/- 1000; cash with order.—John Parish,' Clayton Rd., Rotorua. esia, b EOSES, 12 named varieties, in distinct new > colours; 18/- dozen, posted.—Griffiths' Nurseries, Mt. Eden, Auckland.OTOCKI "Giant Perfection," Mammoth O Double, 3/0 50. —Sanders. Box 931, Auck. BEAUTIFUL Darwin Tulips, special reduction. 4/- do/.., 3ii/- 100 postage paid. —Gri ffi t lis' Nurseries, Mt. Ed en. Auckland. ATEMESIA, Compacta, Iceland Poppies i\ (giant art shades). Calendula (mixed colours) Stocks, Godetia, Double, Blue Gem, Nemesia, 3/- 50, 5/- 100. Giant Pansies, Carnations. Marguerite, Mixed, Butterfly Delphiniums. Each variety, 25 for 2/6. Strong, outdoor-crown plants. Postage paid. Empire Nursery. Box 7-1. Newmarket. Mum PRODUCE FOR SALE BACON, guaranteed choice, to 401b, 1/- lb; 41-50, lid; 51-00, lOd; over, Od. —Perkins. City Markets. 32-414. f CARROTS, table, 5/0 sugar-bag. rail paid. V/ —Winters. Te Puke. CHAFF, Nth. Island, about.2B to ton: 6/sack; free sample.—Perkins. City Markets. 32-411. AY. first-class, meadow, £3/5/* ton, roadside.—J. Montgomery, Te Kanwhata. HAY, sweet, meadow clover, heavy clover, lucerne, choice racehorse hay.—Perkins, t.'it.v Markets. 32-114. . - HAY, good quality. English grasses • and clover-, no paspalum. free of weed; £3/5/-, A' 3/10- and £4 per ton.—Lynch Bros,, Kerepeehl. HONEY, OO'S, amber, 30/; lighter, 3,Vf whiter. 38/o.—Perkins. Markets. 32-411, ONIONS, sPicklers, 6/-. sugar bag, lo.tw Pakekohe.—Box 48, Pukekoh®. -
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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXVIII, Issue 23986, 9 June 1941, Page 1
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