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New Zealand Herald, Volume LX, Issue 18577, 8 December 1923, Page 1

FARM HANDS WANTED. BOY. milk few cows, from beginning holidays; good home and wages; Mangore. —Address at Herald. BOY, strong, leaving school, for Sheep and Cattle farm; or Youth, previous experience preferred ; character, references required.—Apply Monday, 10th, afternoon, 6, King's Ave., Mt. Eden. HAND Milker, good, assist milking, odd jobs; 353, found.—W. H. Andrews, St. Heliers Bay. LAD, for small Dairy Farm, machines; good home; Waitoa; £2 per week.— Address at Hp.bald. ___ MAN or Youth, wanted, to milk few cows jJ-L and ÜBetiU; easy place.—J. Whitten, bast Tarnaki- ■ MAN, for team and general farm work, Waikato district; wages £2 10s and found.—K.B., 68, Herald. MAN wanted to Milk and do Odd Jobs; good wages.—H. Collins. Melrose Rd., Hillsboro'. • ■ MAN. willing for orchard and farm work, near Auckland; 30s and found.—Meet employer at Herald, . Saturday morning at 10 a.m. MAN, young, for Poultry Farm; perma- ■ nent.— H. Evans, Hill Ed., Manurewa. MAN, reliable, for Machine Milking and Farm Work; 50s and found; refs.—R. Sutton, Manawaru. MAN, single or married, wanted at once (married man preferred, own hou e and concessions), for Machine Milking and Farm Work; good wages.—A. 637, Jlrra.i,t> MAN or Youth, Machine Milking and General Farm Work; 30s and good home.—Scott, Waharoa. MAN, machine-milking and farm work; wages, -£2.—State experience. C. Pond, Hinuera. MAN for Sheep Farm, preferably one , with some mechanical knowledge for tractor driving.—TVdd'-ess at Herald, or ring 3336 (3 rings), this morning. MAN, respectable, young, experienced in driving pair of horses and waggon; also assist milking with machines, etc.; good home; wages 30s a week and found.—C. H. Rasmussen, c.o. Costell Bros., Waharoa. MARRIED Couple, young. milk 40 cows: machines; own cottage.—Apply H. Burleigh, Box 22. Matangt. "PLOUGHMAN, good, eingle, wanted; X steady job; no milking; £ 5s and ioirad.—C. Rickit, Te Awamutu. PLOUGHMAN, used all implements and farm work; £3; cottage, firewood, and milk. State age, experience, family.Refs. to Farmer, '29. Heiulh. YOUTH wanted to Milk 10 cows, and J- Drive to factory.—'Phone 30D, Mangore. YOUTH wanted for Farm, machines; good X home; easy place; 303 week and found. —B. Wadam, Waitoa. YOUTH, strong. Dairy Farm, good home. X —Reply, stating wages and experience. J. Laing. Ruawai. "XTOUTH, strong, milk after machines; re--I liable, handy town; good wages. Blake, Siiackelton Rd., Mt. Eden. YOUTH, experienced, machine milking; -L good home; 255; consider more practical hand. Patterson, Buckland, Waikato. YOUTH or Boy, one able to milk preferred; 3Cs week and keep.—Cam, 916, H E rald. AUCKLAND Labour. 63. Albert St.—M. ' Coupler,. Milkers. . Ploughman. Boy Strappers, Emigrant Boy Learners.—'Phone 1957. PEARSON'S Registry, Exchange LanePloughmen. Machine and Hand Milkers, Youths. Cowman for station, Domeotics.' TEACHERS WANTED. CHRISTCHURCH TECHNICAL L/ COLLEGE. INSTRUCTORS WANTED. Applications will be received until December 18 by the undersigned, for the folwins positions:— ASSISTANT MASTER, for Physics, Chemistrv. and Mathematics. Good athlotic Qualifications a recommendation. DOMESTIC SCIENCE MISTRESS (Relieving), mainly for Cookery and Laundry Work, from March 1 to November 1, 1924. Salary in both cases according to grading. Application forms and statement of conditions of appointment on application to the undersigned. D. E. HANSEN, M.A., M.Sc.. Dr. Ing., Director. Jj D U CATION A L. INFANT MISTRESS wanted, for Church of England Day School. Hawera; £200 p.a. Also, Assistant (Std. 2 to 6); £200 p.a. Applications, accompanied by letter from Vicar, close DECEMBER 15. V G. A. BURGESS. ; Secretary, Mt. Mary's Church, Hawera. MAN, young, assist with classes, few evenings each week; Elementary —Examiner, 86. Hj?t?A''. t \ PUPILS WANTED. A CARD.—George Martinengo. Teacher of . Violoncello . and. Voice Production, has vacancies for a limited number of Pupils. For applications, 'phone 2973 A.—9, Symonds Street. ART Teachter.Pastels, Oil, Pen Paint--cjL ing, Stencilling, Xmas Presents.— Miss Flott, Room 10. Tabernacle Bldgs. ART (Dramatic). . Thoroughly Taught; Elocution, Mimic, Expression,* Deportment, at Leonello's Sudio, Bon Marche ambers. Newton. ART Leatherwork, Basketwork. Pokerwork, Carving, Pen Painting, Stencilling, Tatting. Prospectus posted.Miss Ayling, 4, Strand Arcade. A SHLEIGH'S Coaching College, N.Z. Ins. -Ol Bldgs.—Coaching for Public Exams., Backward Education, Book-keeping (jun. and sen.). CLASSES. —Homo or Professional Dressmaking, Cutting, Making, Designing. No patterns; no charts.—Modern Dressmaking Salon. Ellison Chambers, Queen St. 2027 A. < . CLASSES. —Costumes, Frocks. Coats, cut for home finishing, 9 to s.—Mademoiselle Le Houx, 8, Bon Marche, Karangahape Rd. DRESSES Cut and Fitted. Classes daily, 9 to 5; evenings by appointment.— Miss Watt. Tabernacle Bldgs. LOCUTION (all branches), Dramatic Art, li Stage Make-up.—Wightman McCombe, 28, His Majesty's Arcade. 'Phone 887 A. ri ET ready for Summer and learn to rVJT Swim now; 12 lessons, £1 Is; appointments. 'Phone 2746.—D. B. Anderson? /""I ET Sheldon! Business success, home HJT study; weekly classes; prospectus. P.O. Box 952 Auckland. 'Phone 2351. GENTLEMEN! I"—How readily people listen to good public speakers. If ambitious to become one, study Grenville Kleiser's Public Speaking Court© by mail. Prospectus "S" Free.James Rodger, 157 "E." Manchester St., Christchurch. JOHN MANSON, Teacher of Violin. 'Cello, Mandoline. 243, Symonds St., opp. P.O. (Mrs. Perkins. Masseuse). MOTOR-CAR Driving.—Council Certificate guaranteed.—Mayhill and Sexton, 6, Lower Albert St. 'Phono 2367 A. PREPARATION for Matriculation and Professional Prelims., Teachers' D and C, Public Service Entrance, and Pharmacy A, B, and C Examinations.— W. Merrick, 8.A.. 95. Crummer Rd., Grey Lynn.' STAMMERING and latest method of treatO ing speech defects. Consult John McDougall, Orakau Avenue, Greenwoods Corner, Epsom 'TJUlTlON.—Saxophone, Mandolin. Steel X Guitar, Ukulele.—Pickering. The Acadomy, Upper Queen St.. next Tabernacle. . .JJATEICULATION. PHARMACY. Class and Correspondence Tuition. METROPOLITAN COLLEGE. Mercantile Chambers, Customs St. East. ' P.O. Box 671. . 'Phone 2463 A. PLEASURE AND PROFIT IN HOMEMADE SWEETS!—You can make Delicious Sweet j in our own kitchenthe work is fascinating and highly profitable. Learn to-day; earn to-morrow. Write now to the RENOWN SWEET SCHOOL. 5-7, Kitchener Street, Auckland. Materials free to country clients to commence. Send stamped envelope for particulars. Sample box ot pupils work, 33 post free. ■ _____ , i rpENNIS and Bowling Shoes and all X Rubber Goods Repaired.— Tire Service, 13. Lome St. A TIN of Rolfe's Wax will make worn Furniture look equal to new. Refuse substitutes. ABOUT Hats! Cooper's, Wakefield St.. Renovate Ladies" Gent, Felts. Velours, Panamas. Leghorns, etc. Expert workmanship. • t LECTRIC Torches and Lamps of beat Quality; new Refills always on hand- at Hazard's, Queen St.