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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXIII, Issue 19485, 15 November 1926, Page 1

.FAKM HANDS WANTED. OY wanted, for Machine Milking.—T. P. 1 Flynn, Turua. BOY wanted, respectable, machine milking, odd jobs; good home; il week. — Xij. Greenwood, Karaka. Papakura. BOY, strong, intelligent, for first-class Dairy farm at Te Kauwhata; good home; 2os week «nd keep.—Frank M. Winstone (Merchants), Ltd., Customs Street. Auckland. f>OY. or Youth, Machine Milking and J 8 general Farm Work; good homo; state »kp.—Duncan. Whangamarino. LEARNER or Youth, for Dairy t arm; machines used.—Phone 10M, Patumaboe. E. Giiroy. MAN, middle-aged, to assist Milking; small suburban farm; must bo good handmilker.—Address at Herald. MAN, respectable, single, assist with Dairy Herd and General Farm Work; machines used; wages 30s and found.—P. Henry and Son, Patumahoe. MAN, smart, Machine Milking. General: big herd; state age. experience, wages required.—P. Perrott. Waitca. M COUPLES. furn. cottage. wages, • share; M. Couples, private houses, 60s.—Bell's Registry, Winstone's Bldgs., MAN, young, good ploughman, general farm work, milk few cows, £2, good homo.—A. Cox. Waikino. MAN, trustworthy, energetic, good with horses; all farm implements, machine milking; wages £2. —R c.o. D. McL. Wallace Ltd., Te Aroha. TJLOUGHHAN, married. General barm JT Work. Fencing; J£3. cottage, firing, milk: Auckland District: refs. —Farm. 909, Herald. "V"OUTII. Machine Milking, General Farm .1 Work; wages, 30s. —J. Miller, Junr, Turua. YOUTH, for Machine Milking and odd jobs; wage 3 30s. —R. Galloway, Waihou. VOITTH, machine milking, and odd jobs; X wages, 25s.—A, Sutton, Puketurua, via Putaruru. YOUTH or Man, for Milking (machines) and General Farm Work; must be good stripper; wages 35s.—M. Robertson, Waitoa. YOUTH or Man, Milking General Farm Work; wages according to ability; permanent if suitable —F. Gooder. Wharepuhunga, Te Awamutu. "\7"OUTH, hand-milk 3; machines 30; used Jl horses: experienced: 30s: found.—3, Turnbull Rd., Narrow Neck. PEARSON'S Registry, Exchange Lane.Couple for Dairy Farm. Youth Sheep Farm, Machine Milkers. Youths. Domestics. WANTED TO BUY. AMBERGRIS, best cash price.—Walter Mason, 8, H.M. Arcade (Ground Floor), Queen St. A LUMINIUM. Copper and Brass Scrap: also Bottles and Rags.—G. Kennerley. Power House Lane. Phone 46-514. A DVENTURE. Physical Culture, Picture xjL and other Magazines.—King's Book-Music-Art Shop, 62, Weliesley St. W. ANSELL and Co., Auctioneers, IG7, Symonds St.. buy Furniture, Pianos, etc., outright, for cash.—4l-918. ALWAYS Ring 42-606. We Buy Left-off xi Clothing, Boots, etc.—'Mrs. Piggott (Late Kelly), Darby St. A LWAYS BETTER PRICES GIVEN A FOR CLEAN. USED FURNITURE george Talker. Auckland's Leading Auctioneer. A PPAREL.—Mrs. Outtram, largest Buyer Ladies', Gents' Left-oH Clothing.—7l, Victoria St. Phone 42-674. BEES, about 10 hives, etc.: must be strong and clean.—Bees. 512, Herald. BEST Price Given for Suits, Dresses, Boots, Tools, etc. —Hansen's, Wakefield St.. opp. Town Hall. Phone 43-021. "DOOK, on "Yacht Architecture," by Dixon -O Kemp.—J. Livingstone, Swanson. TJOOKS.—Complete Libraries or Small -O Collections purchased.—Ardilaun's, 466, Queen St., opp. Myers Park. BOTTLES, Rags, Lead. Copper Zinc.; highest prices.—Zealandia Trading Co., 7. Belgium St. Phone 42-431. BOTTLES, Clean Gin Riggers, 2s 0d doz.; Rass.—Victoria Bottle Exchange, It 4, Victoria St. Phono 43-447. BROADWAY Auction Mart, 279-81, Broadway, Newmarket.—Cash buyers of Furniture: large or small lots.—Phone 43-959. /CONFECTIONER'S Scales, Jars, Sliowcases, etc.—State price and where seen. Scales, 783, Herald. TVO BETTER! DO BETTER] JL* I SHOULD THINK YOU WOULD IF YOU CONSULT GEORGE WALKER. Auckland's Leading Auctioneer. Teeth, sound, or otherwise, pre- . war work preferred; tp £& set paid.— Paarline Co., 198, Queen St. 17URE Boxes (2), with fire traps, for X cinema projector; Pit ho preferred.— Write, Pictures, 169, Herald. TjIUNGUS, good dry, highest market price, JL efcsh on delivery.—T. W.'Doo, Vittoria St. GO TO GEORGE WALKER, AND YOU WILL GET MORE MONEY FOR YOUR FURNITURE. Salerooms, 38. QUEEN STREET. Phone 40-144. ETTER-Filing Cabinet, 2 or more drawers.—P.O. Box 213. RANGE, second-hand. No. 9 Champion; 2-oven.—H. Morris, Kopaki. REFLEX, half-plate, slides and packadapter wanted. Quote.—Reliability, 174, Herald. ' QEWING Machine, Singer or other, good 0 condition; state price or no reply Sewing, 808, Herald. • SPOTLIGHT, with arc and condenser, complete, wanted. —Spotlight. Box 9 ; Te Kuitl. SUN-DRIED FUNGUS. Bought in any Quantity. Top Market Price. AH CHEE AND CO.. 7. Little Queen St. Box 753. Auckland. rjpENT, good, ridge or centre pole; also X Dinghy, clinker built.—Box 30, Pukekohe. WRAPPERS, TRAPPERS. TRAPPERS. X Trapped Rabbits and Dried Skins wanted H. KIDD AND CO.. LTD., Corner Weliesley and Lower Victoria Sts. Office: Acacia Buildings. O'Connell St. YTRGENT. —We must havo French Beans. U Monday and Tuesday; will pay highest price.—Ring 44-509. "OTATER Piping, * or J-inch, up to 1000 ft. V V —Price f.0.r.. R„ Jones, Te Awamutu. n~i r» A WORTH Used Furniture wanted daily, large or small lots.—Busy. Bee, 165, Ponsonby Rd. Phone 27-190. 9AA PIGEONS, at once. Also 50 Cock OUU Canaries. Pups, Fox Terriers. —J. Walker, 315, Queen St. jp U R N I T XT R E. We will Buy the House at it stands, or in smaller Lots. HIGHEST PRICES. SPOT CASH. Phone 40-325. RICHARD ARTHUR, LTD.. Opposite Town Hall. SACKS, METALS. BOTTLES, ETC.! CLARK BROS. For PROMPT AND HONEST SERVICE. Highest Market Prices Given. Strict and Careful Attention Assured. Consign Yours to Us. CLARK BROS., Drake Street, Auckland. AGENCIES WANTED. TSTANTED by Live Firm, calling on every V T farmer, Bay of Plenty, further agencies of interest to farming community, especially farm implements of British or Colonial Manufacture.—H.B., 210, Herald. HPO MANUFACTURERS, MERCHANTS. I AND AGENTS. MANUFACTURERS' REPRESENTATIVE, With headquarters in Wellington and with a very good record of Sales, is open to represent a Substantial House. The advertiser has an excellent connection among Wholesalers and large Retailers and is quite familiar with the requirements of Stock or Indent Selling. Further particulars will be supplied on application, in first instance, to, SUCCESS. c.o. Charles Haines Advt. Agency, Ltd., The Dalgety Building, Wellington. MISCELLANEOUS WANTED. /COMMISSION Agent, handling remuneravV tive lines, would share expenses with owner reliable car.—Energetic, 831, Herald. GIRL requires use of Piano, 1 hour daily; handy to Hillside Crescent. Mt. Eden. vJ handy to Hillside Crescent, Mt. Eden. —Piano, 893, Herald. MISCELLAITEOXJS, A 2s 4<l TIN of Itolfe's Vv T ax contn?n3 as ■A much as three Is tins. Obtainable everywhere. A TRIAL will convince you that there's Xi. nothing like Rolfe's War for Linos and Furniture. LATEST Summer Patterns arrived. Alterations and Remodelling.—The Little Tailor Shop, 18. Victoria St. E.—43-083. K RISKED Beans are delicious; they taste better, cook better, look better. See Demonstration Royal Show. ERISK Bean Stringer and Slicer Demonstrated at Royal Show. Be sure and inspect; only 2a 6d,