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SITUATIONS VACANT 4 SSISTANT FOR ADVERTISING ‘ DEPT. Energetic and well-educated young man wanted for our Advertising Deft, j Preference given to one having bad j agency or store experience of copy- < writing and layout work. Write fu*ly. j stating age and salary expected. also J enclose sample advertisements. Only j written applications considered. ADVERTISING MANAGER. FARMERS’ TRADING CO., LTD., Hobson Street, Auckland. ACCOUN T A N C Y. Ensure maximum results in all exam- j inations by availing yourself of practical expert coaching. The I.C.S. will assist : you up these Stepping Stones to Success:— —BOOK-KEEPING. Wholesale. Retail, Farm or —COST ACCOUNTING. Manufacturer or Production ment. —AUDITING. Official or Private. —COMMERCIAL LAW FOR E Send for Free Prospectus To Station. Manage:xams. THE INTERNATIONAL CORRESPONDENCE 1 SCHOOLS (NZ.,. LTD.. 305 C N.Z. Insurance Bldgs., Auckland, j DOMESTICS WANTED pIUL, for Household Duties, adult fam\T ily; sleep out; good position and wages.—Robinson, 26 W aterview ltd., SITUATIONS WANTED )>OSITION wanted 'as House'keeper to Business Gentleman, lady with business experience, middle-aged.—Apply “Business,” A. 2624, The Sun. \\ r 1 DOW, Scottish, » ▼ of Apartment or assistant; reasonable 3326, The Sun. seeks management Boardinghouse, or wage.—Apply A, Y Tin UNG Man, companionable, worthy, odd jobs about place; neration.—Particulars write A, Sun. rustsmall 3606, PERSONAL HOME, good, wanted for Purebred Black Retriever Dog.—Apply 93 Jervois Rd., Herne Bay. TRADE PERSONAL \ MERIC AN BUTTON CO., now taken over by French Embroideries (Miss Bootes, Proprietress), 309 Pacific Bldgs., Wellesley St.—Hemstitching, Buttons, Embroidering. THE Best Knitting Wools prove Cheapest in the end. Use Patons’ and Baldwins*. Guaranteed to please. "\\7E Clean and Rebloclc Ladies’ and f > Gents’ Hats.—Cox, the Hatter, Karangnliape Road. rpilE ROBERTSON 1929 REVERSIBLE SEWING MACHINE sews backwards and forwards All parts are interchangeable with Singer Sewing Machines. DROPHEADS from £l2 12s. ROBERTSON, Auctioneer, Queen Street, N.Z. Agents. PARTNERSHIPS AND FINANCIAL O*| PARTNER, with motor experience, guaranteed good weekly wage, plus substantial profits. Fullest investigation invited.—Business Sales Co., 66 Queen Street. MORTGAGES £2,500 mortgages; £250 to £2, to 12i per cent. Rheumatism treatment ree to clients.—Financier, A 3065, The MATRIMONIAL WORKING Man, slightly deformed, ▼ ▼ would correspond with lady; age 23; view matrimony. —Write A 3354 The Sun.

THE SUN AGENCIES. AUCKLAND’S BEST NEWSPAPER THE CUN A HE k ’DN IS ON SALE EVERY EVENING AT THE FOLLOWING TOWN AND SUBURBAN AGENCIES. PREPAID CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS are accepted by all Agents. 15 Words, 9d per . insertion; 2s three consecutive insertions. 20 Words, is 4d per insertion; 3s Gd three consecutive in/ertions. 25 Words, 2s per insertion; 5s Gd three consecutive insertions. Marriages, Deaths, etc., 2s 6d per insertion (30 words); 9d each additional 5 words. Births (30 words), mention of nurse or doctor, Gd extra each. The Sun Telephone (Advts.) 46-820. • Denotes District Delivery Agents for The Sun. '• Denotes Advertisements Only. CITY—**H. Schmidt. Chemist. Queen Street (near Regent Theatre). J. Sherwin, News Agent. 68 Queen Street. Brooking and Son, Bookseller, Welleslev St. (opp. Civic Square). Miss L. Bishop, News Agent and Confectioner, 10 Quay Street, opp. Northern Wharf Mrs. T. Cummins. Fruiterer and Confectioner, 86 Shortland * St. (opp. Auckland Racing Club). Miss L. P: McMarama, Fruiterer and Confectioner, 18 Princess St. (opp. Grand Hotel). Mrs. B. Cain. Candy Store. 90 Victoria Street. A. Allen. Confectioner, 147 Victoria Street. Mrs. S. Moore. Dairy and Confectionery, 158 Victoria Street. Bert Jones, Hairdresser. 69 Hobson Street. A. Pickering. Confectioner. 158 Hobson Street. Mrs. T. J. Jones. News Agent. 237 Hobson Street. J. Scott-Johnson. Confectioner and Stationer, 40 Pitt Street. J. Lynch. News Agent. 414 Upper Queen Street. J. Paxton, Fruiterer, 51 Wakefield Mrs. J. W. Makin, Confectioner and News Agent, corner Karangahape Road and Liverpool Street (below Tivoli Theatre). A. G. Pillinger, Railway Bookstall. (main outward platform). J. Buchanan, on all Ferry Bookstalls. •J. B. Crompton. 9 Pitt Street. AUCKLAND PUBLIC HOSPITAL — •Steve Shelton. Stationer and Confectioner (opp. main gates). George Cheyne. Fruiterer. 15 Park Road. Mrs. A. Smith. Tearooms (opp. Wallace Ward and main Domain gates). AVONDALE — •B. Walesby C/o Mrs. McKinnon, Racecourse Parade. J. R. Midgely, Stationer, Great North Road (near Post Office). Tierney and Son, Tobacconist and Billiard-room, Great North Road. Phil Woods. Tobacconist and Billiardroom. Great North Road (opp. Rosebank Road). ARCHHILL— * I. Phillips, Chemist (opp. Ponsonby Reservoir and Star Hotel). •E. Manchester. 270 A Great North Road (near Grey Lynn Public Library). Mrs. E. Briggs. Tobacconist. 1A Great North Road. Mrs. W. H. Wasev, Confectioner, 5S Great North Road. Mrs. Roths. News Agent. 137 Great North Road. BELMONT— Mrs. Rowlands. Fruiterer. Victoria Rd. BIRKDALE — W. G. Reas, Stationer. Bright's Birkdale. A- Blanchard’s Cabaret,. Beach Corner. Haven. BIRKENHEAD—•C. Neads, c/o Mr. Burford, Queen St.. Nortbcote. W. S. Harding. Wharf Bookstall. L. Turvey, Tobacconist, Hauraki St. Mrs. G. Anderson. Fancy Goods and Stationery. Highbury Corner. BROWN’S BAY Mrs. Wilkinson. Confectioner. Theatre. BUCK LAND'S BEACH--11 Vogt. near