FARM HAN OS WANTED. BOY. do light work on Farm; £1 per week and found.Address at Blerald. BOY, good milker," immediately for Town Dairy.— Steven, Glanvillo Ter., Parnell. BOY, left school; able milk; refs required; 15s week; good home. — 75W, Waiuku. " BOY (strong), or Youth, for Dairy Farm; good wages, good home.—Apply Levet. M anere Crossing. BOY. strong, for farm; good" milker; small herd; treated as one of lamily ; respectable.— J. Harrison, Long Drive, St, Hehera Bay. C~fOUPLE, capable, hand-milk 25; man odd ) jobs; no team work; 4-roomed partfurnished cottage, firing, milk; £3; two miles school, station.— 304, Herald. I7IARM Hands, 2, experienced; must be . good milkers; wages 50s and found. Jas. Montgomtorie, Mangere. I7IAEM Hand. Youth or Man, wanted, for Dairy Farm, machines, light farm work. —State experience and wages, Ferguson, Matamata. GENERAL Farm Hand, experienced, £2 week and found. 5, Ruawai, Northern Wairoa. . GIRL, able Milk 6 cows and Separate; assist little Housework; easy piace.— State wages, G. Brand. Pukekohe. HAND-Milker, good, quiet, wanted; wages 30s.—F. Thrush, Awamarino. _ MAN or Woman light Farm Work; assist milking; good home, hear Auckland.— Address at Herald. _______ /TAN. to Milk (machines); no farm work; i wages 35s week and found.—F. M. Strange. Mangaiti. MAN for Farm Work and Milking, machines; £2 and found; bonue end of season. —F. G. Stone. Matangi. MAN or Youth for machine milking: £2 week awd found.—Goodwin, 'Phone 90S, Papakurn. • MAN, reliable, for Dairy Farm, good milker; machines; team work; wages. 40s, found.— Hoi'ard. Te Rapa. MAN wanted for Milking: another for Gardening and Handyman on Farm. — Immigration Office, Auckland. TITAN, young, for General Farm work; AM. state age, experience, salary expected. —G., 305, Herald. MAN, young. Assist Milking, use implements; good home.State age and wages. Farmer. 223, Herald. MAN or Youth. Machine Milking and general farm work; 353 and found.— Hutchin3 Bros., Taupiri. MAN, respectable, assist - milk _2 cows iVJL and odd work ; no team work; 00s. — Reliable, 303, Herald. MAN, handy one able to milk and drive, wanted tor ! he Knox Home; wages , 35s and found.—Apply by letter to Box ' 437; MARRIED Couple, machine milking, genIfJ. eral; both milk; own cottage; experience, wages.—M.. care Congalton. Cambridge. MARRTED Couple, for Milking; family preferred; ursrent.— 4 p.m.. 82, Wairiki Rd.. Mt. Eden. MARRIED Couple, young, wanted; sheep -»T_l, farm ; no school : wages £3; house and most furniture found. —Allen, care C. F. Bennett, N.Z. Insurance Bldgs, Queen St. MEN (2 wanted). Machine Milking end Farm Woj".:: and found.—T. Warrender. Piarere, IVau. I>LOUGH_IAN, first-class, wanted; good wages to a reliable man.—F. Lissaman, Box 22, Scddon. YOUTH- wanted for cropping farm at X once.—Ring 47. Papakura. YOUTH, for island: used to sheep and cattle.—Address at Herald. . YOUTH wanted, assist Milking, and Farm Work.— Saxton, Tatnanm. YOUTH, machines used; 40 cows; £1 and found.—O. Dunlop, Netherton. YOUTH, milking and farm work.—Reply, statin? wages, etc., to L., care Congalton. Cambridge. YOUTH, strong, wanted; good milker essential wages £1 ICa and keep.— F. Kin«ella. Waikino. YOUTH, for Dairy Farm; electric power and machines; good home.—C. F. Bennett, N.Z. Insurance Bldgs. YOUTH, respectable, assist ' milking machines; small herd; 30s week; good home. — S. Scott. Waharoa. YOUTH, Young Man lor Dairy Farm (machines) ; wages, 35s and bonus, suitable person; new arrival no objection, if ■ used i farm work.—E. Dixon. ' Matangi. Waikato. -•'" ' -■•■•■'' ■_______ CLARK'S Registry. 63, Queen St.— Couples Milkers, Ploughmen, Learners, Cadet, Handyman assist milk, garden; Housekeepers, Domestics. SITUATIONS WANTED. AFTERNOON and Evening Employment (any capacity), urgently required; smart, trustworthy man ; highest refs.—Address at Herald. ■ AMERICAN Gardener wants work, by day or otherwise; all-round handyman, neat worker; good refe.— J.T.. 273. Herald. BANDSMAN, married, seeks position, bread, smalls, good tradesman; reliable. Apply, first instance, Savoia, EdeD Terrace, Auckland. , BARMAN, 27, smart, used brisk trade; last position 3yrs.. e::. rets.. City, country. —Barman. 326, Herald. BOY, Chinese, waiting, position, kitchenman, gardener.—Bell's Registry, Gladstone Bldgs., 'phone 1702. BUTCHER, married, seeks position; town or country (preferred), with wholesale or retail firm.—Butcher, 857. Herald. CARPENTER, tradesman, wants Sash Cords to replace; reply in working hour. —90. Federal St., City. CARPENTER'S work, office, house and V./ general.—lo9, Nelson St. 'Phone 243. (CLEANING and Ironing wanted day ot J half-day, reliable person; Remuera district.— V.. 130. Herald. and Motor-car Painter seeks en. J gagement; first-class man. Roply. Painter. 320. Herald. COOK, or Assistant position wanted for Christmas holidays; school or institution preferred. Seymour, Dining Hall, Christ's College, Christchurch. DRAINAGE and Plumbing, estimates free.—Junction Plumbing Works. Cr. Eden Terrace and Dominion Rd. DRESSMAKER competent, latest styles, prices moderate.— Rile", 34, O'Neill Street. Ponsonby. DRESSMAKER wants sewing by day, 8_ and —Trethowen. Tawhiri Rd.. off Campbell Rd.. El;err.lie. DRESSMAKING, high-class; also J'aper Flowers, d'Oyleys, suitable decoration. Miss Harman. 5. Melvern Terrace. Auckland. • DRESSMAKING. — Costume! Froclw. Children's Wear, all moderate charges. —Mrs. Dixon, Dressmaker, 63. Mt. Eden Rd. ELECTRICIAN, either practical or cons. Itant, with knowledge of electrostatic electricity.— Static. 313, Heralp. I [EMPLOYMENT.— Man. Hand-man ■* Station. Dairy, or Poultry Farm; wages Alpha, 268. Heralp. 1 ENGLISH Teacher, some N.Z. experience, , i desires position; backblocks not objected Address. M.M. 53. Herald. FARM, position on, wanted by young Man, knowledge general farm work; hand or machine milking.—Farm. 181. Herald. position on, wanted by 2 Mates. good milkers, hand or machine, general farm , work; could take charge he.d cows.Reliable, 1-0, Herald. 171 ARM Hand. Position wanted as Farm - or Station Manager by _. competent and reliable man, 20 years' experience in agriculture and grazing in the South Island, 9 years' experience in stock farming in the North Auckland..Apply. N.Z. Loan and Mercantile Agency Co.. Ltd. 1 FARMERS.— Good home on Farm for Boy. I. 11, attending school; services, exchange board, lodging.—Orphan, 76, Herald. FOREMAN Carpenter, thorough know--ledge nil branches building, including designing, estimating, quantity surveying, etc., requires situation showing possibility advancement.—Competent. 357. Herald. GARDENER (expert), all oranclhes, wants X work, Thursday. Friday, regular; Flowers a speciality.—Florist. 328. Pkf>ld. (GARDENER, aged, experienced, can milk. X snd useful.—R. Martin, 10, Warnock St.. Grey Lynn. > (GARDENING, superior, day vacant; exT pedience, skill, satisfaction sure.— Write. Gardener, 73. Park Rd.. Newmarket. GARDENING— Hortus Co.— Section clearing: Rockeries: Lawns: Men from 12s: implements, materials supplied. 7B. Lome St. riARDENINO. Digging. Section Clearing. XX undertaken, practical man; good worker; 12s, fares.—Johnson. 54. Wynyard St. ■ /GENTLEWOMAN, elderly, trained Cook, V.T wants position; highest references, temporary preferred, town or country.— -Trust, 12fi. Herald. , , C~T W BOWKS, Bandmaster. Third J. Mounted Rifles. Bands and Orchestras supplied.—Agents. Clegg's, Newmarket. ' P hone .530 A. HANDYMAN. 35, wants work, rough carpentering, by day or contract; good ...jiKer.— 325, Herald. H"~ OUSEKEEPER, to business couple or widower, capable of all duties.— • worthy. 254, HXEALP.
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New Zealand Herald, Volume LX, Issue 18553, 10 November 1923, Page 1
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