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New Zealand Herald, Volume 81, Issue 25083, 22 December 1944, Page 1

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SITUATIONS VACANT IT CHEN Alan.—Grand Hotel. LIBRARY Assistant for Remuera branch —Readers' Library. Symonds St., One M 1'"" AN. Kitchen Work, night duty.— Grill, Victoria St. MAN to full trcu and cut wood, drive truck, permanent if suitable. —20 Servia St. Newton. • , MAX or Youth for work in Vineyard and Orchard near Auckland after Ninas; good wages.—For parties, write TKI2OI Herald. MiARKIED Couple (Pensioners), Housework and outside, City Apartments house; room and wages.—Mß7&o Herald. \ 1 ECHANIC, capable, lor country garage, iVL accom, available; first-class opening foi good all-round man.—R. Lee, Putaruru. \IILLINERY Sales, Junior, commence Jan i>JL 8. —Moira Mac, Milliner, Ponsonby. OFFICE Junior for large and prosperousindustrial concern; good prospects for keen Youth with secondary education. —Box 18b-\ C.P.O. T)ANTRYiIAID.—Grand Hotel. PANTRY MAID, immediately, sleep in o; out. —Hotel Auckland. PENSIONER, small dairy and poultry fa X good home and conditions. —Write, sta wages required, Farm. c.o. Mrs R. W. B Stationer, Te Awamutu. Star Hotel. Albert St. ■yyAITRESSES, exper.—Grand Hotel. ■\\/"OMAN for scrubbing shops, early mo: _ t V ing work. —Commodore Lounge, 13 Cl . toms St. West. MILLINER Designer to take charge sma! exclusive model millinery workroom; fu or part time if preferred. Duties to comment Jan. is, 1945. All replies strictly confidential.—Milliner, P.O. Box 1616. • ATIGHT Sister for Mangonui County Eos i\ pital, Kaitaia. Schedule salary £IBO to £220 p.a., according to experience. Apply, stating age and qualifications, to Matron, Box 112. Kajtaia. ' QHORTH AND-Typist, Junior. Excellent op O portunity for advancement. Good wages and conditions, o-day week Start immedi ately.—British Typewriters, Ltd., 37 Victoria St. W. Ph. KJ-lsi. rpHEA'i'RE Sister lor Tauranga Hospital; .JL salary .C 220 pins uniform allowanceApply, stating exper., and with copies only of recent testimonials, to: The Matron. rpYPISTE-Book-keeper for Public AccountJL ant, capable keeping small sets of books, making trial balances, typing correspondence and balance-sheets, taking charge of office.— Apply by letter, giving present salary and experience, SN77B Herald. GIRLS AND BOYS leaving school offered good opportunities for sound and useful work in our Modern Factory, manufacturing high-grade Shoes. Bonuses paid. Parents are invited to visit.premises and obtain all details. SWINTON & OATES, LTD., 20 West Street, Newton. QAWMILL WORKERS (COUNTRY), to O »start after holidays.—Yard Tallyman, .Slip Trucker, Deal Frame Man, Head Crosscutter, Crosscutter, A Grade Motor Mechanic for heavy lorries, Roadman, in charge few men —Apply MORNINGSIDE TIMBER CO.,' LTD, 1-1 Taylor's Rd., Morningside. Or Phone 36-001 Evenings. QHORTHAND-TYPIST. A Proficient . O Typist is required by an essential industry to commence early in the New Year. Applicants please give particulars of experience, and enclose copies of testimonials. State phone number if available. HJ7OO Herald. QHORTHAND ■ T Y P I S T E. Permanent position for keen, young Lady who has a sound knowledge of office routine and is accurate at figures. Staff Manager, NAG ELS CREATIONS, LTD., 79 Lome Street. Ph. 49-717. SITUATIONS WANTED CANDID Photographer, long exper., reliable, available over Xmas, New Year period.—NßSßß Herald. |7X-Serviceman, position, Men's Clothing or Jli Drapery Trade, wholesale -or retail. —HT S6S Herald. Housekeeper, good cook; pensioner ladv.—CA7oo Herald. MATES, Tea-tree, Firewood Cutting; contract; exper.—BHs9s Herald. ATURSE, some exp., position Palmerston i\ North or vie— 8W1747 Herald. \7T7IDOW (22) wants position urgently, V V where baby girl would be welcome, town or country.—ECS74 Herald. RETURNED Serviceman (27), Qualified Accountant, seeks position of responsibility, not necessarily Auckland. First-class references. All replies confidential. PT743 Herald. WORK WANTED A CCOUNTANCY, Secretarial, Taxation ReA turns; any time, anywhere; town, country.—23 Halesowen Av., Sandringham. Ph. Si-061. ... BRICKLAYER wants Work during holidays, wages or contract. —PJS73 Herald. MAN wants Wood-cutting Contract; own gear, but no camp.-—MP79B Herald. PAINTING. Homes, Offices, Shops, Boats, Caravans, etc., by skilled Tradesmen. — Ph. 42-502. or P.O. Box 354. RACUUEi Hestrniginu tU/- to 40/*. Watts' Sports Depot. Exchange Lane. I AWN MOWERS, Saws Sharpened. latest J mrtlirvis —Cranston. Eden Ter.i 44-H75 VOU will eventually have your Portrait 1 taken by Jackson —why not now

JACKSON PHOTOGRAPHY. " 163 A Queen Street. Phones 43-624, 41-254. PLANTS. TREES. ETC., FOB SALE EVERGREEN Lawn Grass Seed, 1/• lb; add postage.—Brown's Mill, Durham Lane. FARMYARD Manure, by lorry load.—Ph. 25-525. GARDEN Seats, Tables, Harrows, Steps, Ladders, Revolving Clothes Lines, etc. — Mervyn Abel, 33 High St., 44-716. MANGOLD Plants, red, yellow, 10/- 1000, freight extra. —Green Lane Nursery. MANGOLD Plants, yellow. 7/6 per 1000 at paddock.—Knight, Jutland Rd.. smin. Hauraki Cnr.. Takapuna. RED Sningle, Sana Now Available. —Mo Caliuin Bros.. Endean's Bldgs. Ph. 42-604 SAVOY, Drumhead Cabbage, clean, healthy, plants, now ready; specially treated, to combat fly; 50 2/-, 100 3/6; postage paid.— T. Gillard. Grower, Cambridge. * RGENTINE PERENNIAL BLUE PEA, ri. 3 tor 2/6; Double Blue Lobelia, 3/- doz.; Humea Elegans (Incense Plant). 2 for 3/-; Cape Gooseberry, 25 for 3/-; posted. H COLLIS, 64S Dominion Road. BEETROOT, Lettuce, Enfield Cabbage, 3/100; Tomatoes, Kondine Red, tall, smooth; Large Red, crinkly, fleshy, 50 4/-,. 100 71-. Kiron< r plants well packed. Posted immediately—Shad wick's Nurseries. Otahuhu. by all Seedsmen.—Manufactured by Restar (Auckland), Ltd. EYER Lemon Trees. —Book now for 1945 supply Pour-year Trees, carrying ripe lemons, on delivery 35/- each. The hardiest thin-skin lemon. Ph. 245 M, Sunshine Nurseries, 2*2 Clevcdon Rd>> Ot&fanbu* BEANS, Dwarf, Stringless, "Valentine," pods 7in long, very tender and a heavy cropper; matures in 50 days. Will stand the driest weather and still remain 'trineless 6d packet, Od posted; 2/- lb., 2/8 lb. posted GEORGE SINCLAIR. 321 Queen Street. P.O. Box 25W. DAHLIAS.— Charms for cuttings and decora tion. Our selection 2/- each, 18/- doz, post ago 2/6 per doz extra. Chrysanthemums Lovely single pompom and anemone-flowerp. only left; 1/3 each, 12/- per doz, posted. PALMER'S NURSERIES, Gt. North Rd., Glen Eden. Ph. 88-029 Gladioli blooms.—to ail visit in? Palmerston North interested in Gladioli, w< extend an invitation to visit the gardens atnl see our display. Open from Jan. 8. LEWIS' NURSERIES. 410 Ruahine St., Palmerston North, VICTORY COLLECTION.—2S Cabbage, 25 V Brussels Sprouts, 25 Beetroot, 25 Leeks, 25 Lettuce, 25 Kumara. 12 Celery. 3 Apple Cucumbers. 12 Beefsteak Tomatoes. 5/6 the lot, posted. Kumaras. sure croppers, 4/- 100, posted; Zinnias, Asters, box-grown, 3/6 60 posted. WILLBER, Nurseryman. Avondale, 5.W.3. Giant exhibition hybrid FREESIAS. Solve that Christmas Present Problem with my Exquisite Freesias, ranging through gold, yellow, lemon, red, pink, apricot, lavender, blue, purple, copper and brown. Highly scented, will suit any soil or climate. Will grow up to two feet high throwing as many ae ten separate stems: II planted by end of Jan. will Dower end July. 2/6 Dozen, 8/- 50, 13/6 100 LAWRENCE. Salisbury Rd„ Birkdale, Akld A STERS, Bodger's Prize, Giant Crego; Zinixnias, Bodger's dahia-flowered; Marigolds, Sunset Giants, Guinea Golds, Harmony Dwarf. Aust. Tree, Dwarf, French Mixed; Calendulas, Diauthus, Sweet Williams, all 50 3/6; Tomatoes, tall or dwarf, 50 4/; Carnations, Prize Chabaud, 25 3/6; Leeks, Lettuce, 50 1/9; My Selection, 120 Mixed Plants, 7/; postage paid. Carefully packed. —S. B. SNELLING, 48 Wheturangi Rd., Green Lane, Auckland, S.E.I. Ph.l7-579. (All orders posted so as not to be held up over week-ends or holidays.) AT Z. GARDENERS IN FIJI. Keen TN • Gardeners now with the Forces have been able to see where "Nitrobat" comes from. Caves in Fi.ii yield bat guano, which is brought to you in concentrated, unadulterated form as "Nitrobat." It is Nature's own compost heap, a correctly-balanced food for al! vegetable and flower plants Both amatnir and professional gardeners use "Nit robot"because it is rich in the vitamins and minerals that are essential for healthy plan! growth. Make your garden grow with "NitrobaW available in 4 sizes from 21b to 501b at all FOUR SQUARE STORES.