LOST PROPERTY B ATHING Costume, black woollen, lady s. Brett Av„ Devonport; reward. —78-900. pIGARETTE Case, gold, initialled A.J.C.. vicinity City. Newmarket; reward. —<_.ari tori Club Hotel. HANDBAG, lady's, maroon, between Greenwood's Corner and Liverpool St.; reward.—King Q4-Oo">. ILLTARY Cap,' W.W.S.A., Williamson's Avenue.—King 20-044. REFRIGERATOR, top white between Auckland and Otahuhu, possibly vicynty Reinuera. —Finder please ring 10-888, Andrew & Andrew, Ltd. UXOLEN Motor Van, 1934 Bedford Bcwt. O Van, painted blue, red wheels; registered number, L 15.421 Reward tor information leading to recovery.—Phone 30-292. TTMBRELLA, lady's, Victoria A"v. tram, vJ Tues. afternoon; reward. —-Phone 62-228. WAIjLET, black, Monday. £9 in notes; reward. —Ring 41-308, 0-5. STRAYED AND IMPOUNDED BUDGIE, yellow, strayed, answers to Peter; reward.—OA Cliff Rd., St. Hehers, or Phone 21-521. DOG Owners Note.—Large Collie, light fawn, is straying, vie. Ferry Bldgs. K Weaner Heifers, strayed from my prow perty, Birdwood.—A. Wedge, Henderson. SITUATIONS WANTED ADVERTISER, passed military age. would accept position of trust, personal int«rview.—Honest, 735 Herald. BURR/OUGH'S Book-keeper, General Clerk, seeks position, 4 years' experience otfice routiue; refa.—Trustworthy. 738 Herald. CIOOK (Woman), restaurant; Chef, hotel. J —Service Agency, City Chbrs.; 42-1.01. (100K, experienced, seeks position; instituJ tion, hospital pref.—S. 045 Herald. COOK, Woman, experienced, disengaged, 2handed kitchen.—Clean, 020 Herald.
(t AKDEKE.II, expert (lowers, wants situa vJT tion. —Flowers, 700 M Hkhald. HOUSEKEEPEK-Companion, experienced with aged and infirm; constant attention given; wages clear. —Kindly, 951 M Herald LADY, 22, <fcxperienced governess, refined, companionable, versatile; sewing, artistic, refs; position similar capacity, congnoial home. —Education, 830 M Hkkald. FENSIONER, Man, light work return home; country pref.—Handy, 880 M Hehald OSITION wanted in Hotel by Married Couple, Housemaid and Barman; country preferred.—JT, 788 M Jlbkald. POSITION, Hotel Manager, town or country, by a thoroughly experienced, reliable man, excellent credential, ineligible war service.—XYZ, 705 llekald. SAW Doctor, thoroughly practical, knowledge milling; able take charge; meligible.—Saws, 879 M Herald. TOREMAN-Packer requires work, ineligible for military Bervice. —J, 857 Herald. TXriDOW, refined, would give services for v » light duties and comfortable home, 1 lady.—CA. 899 Hehald. "\AfOKK. Monday to Friday, near post office, VV Mt. Eden.—lso Mt, Eden Rd. VOUTH (18) requires work, light van de--1 livery, careful.—l3o Eden Terrace. ECHANICAL DRAUGHTSM AN, « University Degree. Extensive N.Z. and Overseas Experience in Design and Construction of Machine Xoolst Jigs, Gauges, Press Tools, etc., Die Casting, Plastics. . Also Production Supervision, resting. Costing. Ineligible Military Service. Write DRAUGHTSMAN, 901 Herald. WORK WANTED A KCHER & HICKS, Jobbing Contractors irx House Renovation Specialists. Prompt attention. Workmanship guaranteed Plans prepared Estimates Free. PHONE 00-986. BRICKWORK, all classes. Fireplaces Modernised, Concreting, Tiling.—o3-56/ EIDERDOWNS Recovered, Brocades, 35/-; Sotins, 39/0. —Karlcna, 400 Queen St.
FUR Work every description by Experts.— B. Green, 6 shops along Wellesley St. West. Civic Theatre side. Phoae 43-276, LAWNMOWERS, Saws, Sharpened, Collected, delivered; latest methods, longest experience.—Cranston, Eden Tee. 44-875. 0 A PER HANG ING, Painting, etc.—Ring 42-597. Highest class work assured. PAINTING. Paperhanging work done quickly, expertly, reasonably.—Tradesman, 605 ilsmiD. PLUMBING Work. atJ classes* thorough reasonable, ei. water.—P. Brinkler, 21-SQO FLATS TO LET A LVERSTONE. Bub-let for 6 mths. xx beautifully furn.; £4/10/. —Ph. 40-191. Bi ED-SITTING Koom, twin beds, kitchen.— > Ray-mere, 9 Lower Symoiids St. CtASA LOMA, Epsom.—Modern, sell-con ' tained, furn Flat. —Phone 63-228. C INTRA. —Modern, unfurn., 8.C., every conv., including Frigidaire; glorious harbour views; few min. Queen St. —Ph. 44-019. CITY, 29 Princes St. —Flat, ground floor, every conv.; beautiful position, opposite University; refs.—'Lowes, 42-416. DEVONPORT. —Sitting, Bedrm., furn., k'ette, 25/; superior, adults. —Apply Herald. FLAT, unfurn., adults, Cheltenham.—Phone 70-467. FLAT, furn., Pt. Chevalier Beach.—Ring 26-518. " FLAT, beautifully furnished, to let, Remuera, self-contained, 2 b.r., all electric, £3 10/- per w.; 1 month in advance-, adults I MARIN SEGEDIN, „ Hellaby's Bldgs.. opp. C.P.O. GRAFTON RD.—Furn., sunny, pleasant ' outlook; fireplace, entrance, quiet—4o-665 CI RAF TON RD.—2 large. Sunny, furn. J Rooms, gas stove and range; quiet tenants. —15-251, r LI ERNE BAY. —Two Bedrooms, aelf-con-XX tained. —Phone 43-101.
T. EDEN.—SeIf-contained, furn.; M.C.; £2/5/. —Maitland Agency, K'hape Rd. T\/riSSION BAY. —Convenient, modern, s.c., iVI unfurn. (2 bedrms.); 45/.—Barfoot's, 45-915. PONSONBY.— D.8.5.R.. k'ette, furn., harbour view; adults; select. —27-005. RADNOR Waterloo Quadrant. —Unfurnished Flat.—Apply morning. STANLEY BAY. —Luxury Flat, 2 bedrooms, available shortly; 50/—Ph. 70-153. CST. HELIERS. —Sunny Flat! self-con-O- tained; 35/. —Phone 17-562. dT STEPHEN'S AV. (05).—Furn. Flat, O £2 2/; 1-2 adults. —Phone 43-877-WELL Furn. self-cont. (bandy city), brae living rm.. 2 bedrms. bathrm.. kette: harbour view-, adults. —Phone 41-576. ATTRACTIVE Homo in Excellent Position, Epsom; phone private entrance, garage; l or 4 rooms as required: refs. essential.— Phono 25-485 1 Or 2 Bedrooms sitting room, married 1 couple.—l 64 Ponsonby Rd. on VVynvard St.—Nicely Furnished Flat »)U suitable business couple; phone. ATT. EDEN.—S.C. FUR.NISHED FLAT, ill D.8.5.R., k'ette and balcony Adult only £2/5/- per week BTACEY AND WASS. 305 D.lworlh Bldg I BOARD AIFD RESIDENCE CCOM. Single and Double Rooms. — Gleneagles. 10 Carlton Gore Rd. BED-SITTING Room; breakfast, dinner; suit Business Gentleman; garage available. —Phone 00-835. BELLE VIEW, next Civic Theatre, Hamilton.—Superior Bed, Breakfast, 6/. Mrs. Wheatley. BOARD, good, offered 2 Young Women, 2nd section.—27-164.
BOaRD offered Soldier's Wife or Young Woman, company; child no objection; near beach. —PR 925 M Itkhai,d. DEVONPORT. —Roc Roi, 5 Garden Tee.— Casuals, perms, Close wharf.—Ph. 70-578 G1 RAND VUE, 3 Princes St., next Grand JT Hotel Bed, double or single, and breakfast. or tray; 3 min. Queen St.—-10-OSd. HER-NK BAY.—Superior Accoin., single, share; garage.- -Phone 18-247. OAKs. Ib Wellesle.v St E., Jmins CJuecn St 48-679.—Fu1l Board or B. and B BOARD WANTED BOARD required* private family, separate entrance if possible; Grafton 'or Mt. Eden. —RK, 002 Herald. BOARD or Accommodation wanted, Auckland, 4 days, Feb. 26-Mch. 2, cqupie, child (4), baby (6 months), Epsom district preferred; state terms.—Bond, 25 James' St., torua. IP DLL Board required, good, handy AuckJC land Hospital Medical. 280 H«rali>. Hamilton. ADY requires Board, Moderate, 000 Hkuald. WAR Wife desires full Board in quiet private home —DB, 913 Herald. FOR HIRE CIA.RS, late models, all sizes.—ll Nugent ) St.. off Khyber Pass. Phone 48-541. QHORTER'S AGAIN OPEN FOR BUSIO NESS.—Cars rented to drive yourself. 56 Cars, all latest models. The largest fleet in New Zealand. Large and email cars. Week days, from 7/<3 per half-day. 12/6 per day. Phone 49-345. SHORTER'S RENTAL CARS. 55-59 Shortland Street,
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New Zealand Herald, Volume 79, Issue 24203, 19 February 1942, Page 1
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