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FARM HANDS WANTED. i "DOY or Youth, respectable, milk 4 cows , and do light jobs; good home.—Write, ' stating wages, to Box 14, Rotorua. "OOY wanted for Machine-milking; £1 XJ week and found; good home.—A. Vowles, Piako, Morrin3ville. "DOY wanted, for Milking and Farm Work. —33, Royal Terrace, Edendale. "DOY, about 16, for Seaside Farm; must be able milk; good home; wages 15s week to start.—Cave, Tryphena. BOY, general work. Dairy Farm, machines; bach with employer; wages 255; state | experience.—Pean3, Karaka. ■ TJOT, assist hand milk small herd; handle X> horses; wages, £I.—R. W. Smith, ' Wait oa,. *! , TJOY, to assist on Sheep and Cattle Run, X> wanted immediately; state wage, age, etc.—A.K., 27, Herald. "DOY, help milk and useful, 6mall farm*, . -*-* good Some; ea3y work.—Green, Robertson Rd., Mangere. DOY or Man, machine milking; must be XJ willing; apply between G-7 p.m.—s, ■ McKelvie St. 1 "DOY or Old Man wanted, milk 2 cows, J-* odd jobs round house; good home and [ wages to right sort; long job.—Butcher, Donnelly Crossing, North Wairoa. BOY, strong, or Youth, for Dairy Farm; good with cows, and used to milking machin;:?; good home; state wages.—G. L. - Armitage, To ■ Anga, Waitomo Caveß. _ "DOY, 16-18, as Cadet on Poultry Farm; 153 and keep to start. : KISSLING, 1 Rexdale Poultry Farm, ■ Hall's Ave., Mangere (take bus from One- . liunga). - "jDAMILY to milk about 80 cows, machines. ; £ —Wynn Brown, Cambridge. , "CIA.MILY, to Supply 100 Dairy Cows for X a good farm of 250 acres, on half- - share baaia: machines installed.—Stqck De- ■ partment, Farmers' Auctioneering Coy.,' • Hamilton. ' for Farm, help Milk and HouseV* work; 253.— N. Johnston, Kaipara Flats. ' MACHINE Milking Hand, General Fan ' i i Work;. good home and wages.—Cecil Roberts, Paingaroa, Bay of Plenty. MAN, young, to assist Milking and Light Farm Work; wages 25a week and found. ' If suitable wages will be increased.—J. T. Swney, Tirau. MAN wanted for Milking and General Farm Work.—Bird Bros., Matangi. - "ft/TAN, young, wanted, machine milking - l.rX and farm work; 35s week; live with family.—Willett, Waimauku. , "]ITAN, young, milk (machines), general r Itx farm work; new arrival preferred; 25s to 50s.—M., 250. Herald. MAN, experienced, machine milking; up-to-date shed; good home; state wages. " —Farm, 842, Herald. MAN, General Farm Work, must be capable ploughman; no milking.—G. W. - Richards, Otorohanga. MAN, Married, General Farm Work; maItJL chines; good stripper essential; cottage; - wages. £3 10s.—G. Were, Phone 63, Mor- " rfnovilta MAN, young (single), with dogs, for General Farm Work.—Edwin Lance, Priv- [ ate Bag, Raetihi, Wanganui. MAN, young, for dairy farm, Waikato; machines; 30s and bonua end of season, 3 —Interview Monday, 10 a.m., Herald Office. MAN, married, experienced, general Farm work; no dairying; must be good with ' horses. Own cottage.—V. Nolan, Roto-o- ---' Tangi. Cambridge. . "jl/TAN, Single, machine milking, general [ J.tJL farm work, good with horses, experience necessary; wagees £2, 5s bonus end - season. Appljr stating age, experience.— • Box 6, Ruawai. • l "jV/TABRIED Couple, assist milk 70 cows, ItX machines, wife milk only, man farm " work. Cottage provided. State wages.—B. . Roulston, Pukekohe. > POSITION for Married Man filled; thank- _ X ing all applicants.—A. H. Storey. Te - Awamutu. 3 QHARE-Milkers, to milk 70 to 80 cows £) on 300 acres, well. grassed farm; mil- - kora to find cows. Half-share cream cheque. ; Owner finds manures.—Shares, 624', Herald. "\rOUTH. 18-20, help Milk, good stripper, ' I , machines used. —State age, wages.— " Rmnnrins, Te Poi. ; ' ■ ! "\TOUTH. about 17. good milker, small j X Dairy Farm; state age, wages required. —Thomas, Upper Waiwera. ' i "VOUTH, Milking and General Farm X Work; batch with employer.—H.K.M., I 966, HERALty _ "V7"OUTH, ntrong, for machine milking and 3 X Farm work; good wages, good homo.— , L. Morgan. To Hoe. YOUTH, about 18 years, experienced General Hand; orphan preferred; good home and prospects.—Farm, 303, Heralp. "XTOUTH, for Dairy Farm, machines used; X state age, wage and experience.—s2, Box 20, Helensville. | -yOUTH, trustworthy. Milking Machines, X Odd Jobs, consideration, one willing. . —State wage, experience, G. Bellamy, To - Poi. ' \7"OUTH (strong), for Dairy Farm, maX chines used; Eermanent; 30a and ~ bonus.—Bond and Bond, Commerce St., • Auckland. ' r yOUTH, or Boy, assist general Farm X work and milking (machines), gocd ' home: state wages.—Ja3. W. Henderson, - Onewhero. 1 "V"OUTH, Farm Work; good milker, or no X use; 30s, found.—R. W. Adams, Waite- ' whena,' Ohura. Telephone 15S, Ohura. ■yOUTH or Man., experienced maehine X milking, odd jobs; 30s, found; refs.— j 8., C.o. Congalton, Cambridge. 3 jPILARK'S Registry, 63, Queen St.—Boys, Youths, Hand, Machine Milking; urgent; 2 Boys, together; Station Hand. PEARSON'S Registry Exchange Lane.— Married Couple for Dairy Farm (both milkers), Youth 3 for Dairy Farms. "TJAIRY FARMER, EXPERIENCED, SINGLE OR WIDOWER, Not Afraid of Work, TO TAKE CHARGE SMALL SEASIDE FARM, 30 MILES FROM AUCKLAND. Refs. essential. Apply, BROWN, BARRETT, LTD.. Customs Street. WANTED TO BUY. A PPAREL.—Mrs. Outtrim, Victoria St.— , Largest Buyer, Auckland, Ladies' and Gent.s' Left-off Clothing.—Phone 2674. A RTIFICIAL Teeth Bought; highest, posXX sible price sent by return mail.—Post J. Dunstone, Box 51, Wtllealey St. , — " ARTIFICIAL Teoth, any condition, up to £5 10s per Bet paid,—Pearline Co., 9, ; Security Bldgs. Est. 21 years. ' "DARBER'S Chair, good, Mirror and X> Scales; inspection reqiured.—Tonsorial, 987, HeRJLP. BOOKS, Novels, Magazines, Musio, of any description, large or small quantities.— King's Book Depot, 62, Wel'loaley St. BILLIARD Tables (2), second hand, full sized, with accessories; One Hair--1 dresser's Chair.—Billiards, 956, Hebald. CARPENTER, Auctioneer, 93. Karangahape Rd., will give you highest cash price for your Used Furniture. IOARPENTERS' Tools, Bags, Boots, Suits, Artificial Teeth, Records, Clothing.— Hansen (late Fischer), 350, Queen St. CASH Register, reliable, wanted.—Sdnd full particulars to Box 9, Thames. COLLECTION of good Piano Music; old Masters, etc.; state price.—Student, 910, Heralp. T\RAIN Pipes (47), 4 or 6in.; good order. U Lowest price.—Box 23. Raglan. GLASS Shelves or Suitable Plate Glass wanted urgently.—Send particulars to , Proud, 27. Queen St. IRON Piping, 2in.. second-hand, about 500 ft., with connections'.—Andrew Sinkovich, Henderson. XjTILK, 40 gallons, contract year, from XVx September, hand milked; extra if night's milk. —Milko, 954, Herali>. OFFICE Revolving Chair, good order: state price.—Chair, 932. Herald. RING Mrs. Kelly.—She buys Misfit Clothing, Evening Wear.—Darby St., off Queen St. 'Phone 2606. STAMPS. —We buy, sell or exchange. What have you to offer?—Powell, 65, Shortland St. TTULCANISING Outfit,—Write full particuv ticulars, P. F. Whitehouse, Central Ave., Whangarei. "*" S 1 t DYFIRS AND CLEANERS. (IAKPETS Cleaned by Combined Electric J Beating Vacuum Process, 9d yard.— Domestic vacuum Cleaning Co., Strand Arcade. GENT.'S, Ladies' Hats Cleaned. Blocked: Felts, Panamas, Leghorn, Tuscan.— Crothall Way Co., 137, Symonds Si.

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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXI, Issue 18772, 28 July 1924, Page 1

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Page 1 Advertisements Column 4 New Zealand Herald, Volume LXI, Issue 18772, 28 July 1924, Page 1

Page 1 Advertisements Column 4 New Zealand Herald, Volume LXI, Issue 18772, 28 July 1924, Page 1

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