Page 1 Advertisements Column 5

New Zealand Herald, Volume LX, Issue 18566, 26 November 1923, Page 1

FARM HANDS WAHTED. BOY, good, strong, to assist Dairy Farm. —J., c.o. Conga-lton. Cambridge. OY, smart, for Machine Milking: good wages; good home.— E. Cox, Koto-o-rangi.' __ BOY, milk, two cows and odd jobs; state wages required.—Apply Humphrey, Whangapoa Station, Atianmri. OY wanted~~for~ Sheen Station, good prospects suitable boy.— Thompson, Co. Thompson, Hills, Nelson St. BOY, to assist Milking; good homo and wages to suitable boy.— M., Maraa. Huarau. BOY wanted for Dairy Farm, Nethertpn; good home. — Richmond. 15. Golf Road. Epsom. 'Phone 3760 (4 rings). CIARM Hands (2). for Machine Milking. X farm work; state ago, experience; ±-J found.—Tozer. Kiokio. . 17ARM Hand, dependable, dairy farm; X machines, good home.—C. F. Bennett. N.Z. Insurance Bldgs , ENERAL Farm Hands (_), single; no iXJT team work or milking;; must bach.— _%>ply Abraham and Williams. Ltd., Customs St. GIRL, help milk, machines used, and assist housework. —J., c.o. Gilford, J.Awamutu. ____ . ELP, for Machine Milking; Male or Female.—Apply W. H. Green, Hauraki Rd., Turua. ____. LAD. good, strong wanted, assist dairy. ' general farm work; 30s: refs.; good home.—Wright. Piarere, Tirau. i MACHINE Milker, compete., for Taranaki.—A. Haatte, Kaupokonui. MAN, young. Machine Milking only; 35s and found; urgent; long job good man.—Milk. 178. Herald. «_ MAN, experienced, reliable, machine milker; home separator; no farm work; wages £2 and found.McFinnigan, Matamuta. MAN. for Machine-milking and General Farm Work; £2, found.—J. M. Laing, Ruawai. ' MAN, single, experienced all farm imiW, plements, and milking machines; £2 weekly.— Johnson, Huntly. MAN, for Machine Milking and Ftrm work; £2 week for good m_n.—McKean, Matamata. MAN or Youth, assist machine milking and usual dairy farm work. —George Sharp. Walton. MAN, young, good, assist Milking, machines used; must be good hand milker.—J, Hannon, Victoria Rd., Cambridge; MAN, for Dairy Farm- used to machines. Apply STONEX AND WHITE, Wakefield Street. MAN, milking, general farm work; also J.VL two Boys, light work and milking; good wages to right sort.Meot Employer, outside Herald Office, 2 to 3.30 to-day. MAN, for Milking (machines used), and Farm Work; £2 week and found.— Owen Bros.. Pirongia. _____ MAN, to assist machine milk; small herd; and farm work; bach with owner; £2 and found.—W. F. Carter, Waerenga. MAN or Youth, machine milking and general farm work; 35s and found.— Hutching Bros., Taupiri. MAN wanted for Dairy Farm, situated in Paparata. Valley; all milking done with machines; top wages.—Apply Abels, Ltd.. Carlton Gore Rd.. Newmarket. TITAN, young, wanted at once for Dairy IVJ Farm; must be good milker; machines u«"ed; refs. required; wages £1 15e per week.—Anply to H. Aitkenhead. Tarakai, Helensvifle. MEN, single, wanted, experienced all farm implements, arid milking machine; £_ week and found.—Apply C. Gillard, Grange Farm. Paturcalioe. _________________________ PLOUGHMAN, capable; wages £2 week and found.—Apply J. Motion, Ngatea, Hauraki Plains. TEAMSTER, good, wanted; assist milking occasionally: wages £2.—M. J. Friedlander, Manurewa. WOMEN (2). to Assist Machine Milking and House Work.—Cows, 183, Herald. YOUTH, assist on. small —Apply Strickland, Mt. RoskilL XTOUTH, strong, or Young Man, for Dairy X Farm: , machines used.—Write, C. Davidson. Titoki, Whangarei. VOUTH. strong, general Farm Work X Reply, stating age, experience, wages, etc.. Box 62, Eotorua. YOUTH, thoroughly used, to horses and milking machines; wages 355; stale experience.—Apply Farmer, 952, Herald. YOUTH wanted; milking machine used; state wage* required.—W. Ramsey, Maungatawhiri, via Pokeno. "V7"OXTTH or Man, for Milking, machines. X Good wages to suitable man.—Apply Cole-brooke, Thornton. Whakatano; XrOUTH wanted. Dairy Farm Hand, milkX ing, usual farm work; state wages. B. Anderson, Te Kauwhata. A~ UCKLAND Labour, 63. Albert . St.— Good positions open to all Milkers. married and single.—-'Phone 11)57. ■ C\L.ARK'S Registry. 63. Queen Street.— / Married Couples, Ploughmen. Hand, Machine Milkers, Cook-Generals, Waitress, Housemaid, Cadet. PEARSON'S Registry. Exchange Lane.— Married Ploughman, Couple for Orchard, Machine Milkers (50s, 40s), - Ploughmen, Domestics. WANTED TO BUY. - APPAREL.— Outtrim. Victoria St.— xX Largest Buyer, Auckland. Ladies' and Gent.'s Left-off Clothing.—'Phone 2674. ARTIFICIAL Teeth bought; highest prices eent return mail.—Post to J. Dunstone, Box 51. Wellesley St.. Auckland. ARTIFICIAL Teeth, any condition, up to £5 10s per set paid.—Pearline Co., 9, Security Bldgs. Est. 21 years. CLOTHING; Bags, Teeth, Tools, Kecords, Pawn Tickets, Broken Jewellery.— Fischer, 6.1. Grey St. (opp. Town Hall). CLOTHING. Suits. Boots, Bags. Artificial Teeth, Carpenters' Tools, Records. Hansen (late Fischer). 350. Queen St D' EESSMAKER' S Model, extension pre- ' t'erred. —Write, stating price and where to be seen, to Dressmaker, 530. Herahh ORION Range, No. 1 h.p., with Circulating Tank, etc.; good order.Orion. 97. Herald. ABBIT Skins.—Farmers and Trappers: Big money for Christmas; send _kins. —Australasian Rabbit Skin Co., Box 1272. ING Mrs. Kelly.— buys Misfit Cloth- - ing, Evening Wear.—Darby St., off ' ______ St. 'Phone 2606. ___^ STAMPS, Collections and loose, wanted; good prices given.—Old address: A. Brodie. 65. Shortland Street. Auckland. i —=3 - •- DRESS AND FASHION. ACCORDION Pleating.— latest, in five different styles.—The Crothall Way Co., 137, Symonds St. A TTENTION.— Summer Models from 19s 6d. What more could one __________ Beau Monde, 470, Queen St. A TTRACTIVE New Season's Millinery, _7__ just opened; prices moderate; smartest styles.— Gainsborough, 24. Karangahape Ed. E" XCELLENT Selection of Marabout and Ostrich Capes and Stoles. Renovations a specialty.Mrs. Crombie. City Chambers. EXCLUSIVE Summer Costumes and Frocks at Laurie and Hardy's. Foresters' Bldgs., corner Albert and Wellesley Streets. . HEMSTITCHING. Buttons, Pleating. Dressmaking, Costumes. Coat Frocks! tailored ; moderate.—Modern Button Factory, 12. Wellesley St. West. _^ MRS. CORIN has opened a Shop tor Children's Dresses and Underwear; prices moderate. —34, Khyber Pass. ISS TESS~ ENGLAND, for Millinery"; any style made to order.—sß. Queen St. (over Cooke's). nTAILORED Costumes, own material, from -L £3 15s; Frocks. £2 10a.—F 11. Dyer 37. Watson's Bldgs.. Wellesley St. RIMMED Straws. 12s Cd; Silk Jumpers, L 15s 6d; 3-piece Costumes at cost price.—Miss Dixon's. Victoria St. r= —,"-—"- , ELECTRICAL ENGINEERS. . ARMATURES and All Classes of Winding x\. Repairs.—Watson, Steele and Ganley, Ltd., Wellesley St.. Auckland DARVILL AND BARLEY. iatlSTsioAn. cal . Installations, Maintenance and ! Repairs— Swanson St. 'Phone 3852. BROADWAY ELECTRICAL CO., 102, Broadway, Newmarket. For Electrical Work and Appliances oi Every Description. You may depend on getting the Best Value in Town. All orders receive _________ n___r_____t. DYERS AND CLEANERS. GENT.'S, Ladies' Hats Cleaned. Blocked: Felts. Panamas, Leghorn, Tuscan.— Crothall Way Co.. 137. Symonds St. LOST all stains from your suits, cosJL_ tumes, hats. etc.. by bringing them to The Commercial Renovating Co., &c. Customs St E ■ . , t_PRING Cleaning, Vacuum and General O Cleaning; experienced staff.—Domestic ! Vacuum Cleaning Co., Strand Arcade. i 'Phone 800. 11 .... ■'. .•'■■.'"• ■" i