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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXII, Issue 18943, 14 February 1925, Page 1

SITUATIONS WANTED. LADY, experienced, competent, manager, ami cook; will undertake housekeeping in good home, no young children; highest local reference. Write stating wages offered.—Speranza, 402, Hjsralp. MAN, young, strong, energetic, wants work; anything not afraid hard work. —J.T., 305. Hkhalo. ' MAN (young), reliable, requires temporary work, handy Auckland; willing do. . anything; : Clerical experience.—Milker, 325, Herald. ,TV/FAN. young, 20. energetic,, seeks work; ill willing to learn anything; motor garage or electrician preferred.—H.C., 400, HE BALD. MAN, 41, wants position of trust; any light work, honest, sober, industrious, good refs.—Faithful, 391,' Hekalp. _ MAN. handy in garden, house, seeks position, small wages, good, homej ras.~ Reliable, 307, Herai»». _ MANAGER'S Position-wanted, by expen- . enced .Man, 'Sheep- and: Mixed i arming. —Sheep, 448, Herald. MILKER, good hand, wants position, IM. dairy farm, neat- ■ Auckland, ttotorua preferred; state particulars.—Milker, 260, Herald. AT.URSE CAVANAOH (R«[ Midwife) i-i available engagement. Obstetric cases, or would nurse invalid,—Box 18. Thames. AT UKSE-Companion, experienced. . refined; ii desires engagement immediatelywilling undertake light domestic duties.—NurseCompanioii, 322, Hesald. PAINTING and PaperSttangmg; neatness a specialty; all materials supplied; prices moderate.—Hassan, 15, Beaconefield St., Grey Lynn. PAINTERS and Paperhangers.—Firstclass Tradesmen, all materials supplied pre-war prices.—lioiiable, 396, Herald. PASTRYCOOKS.-— Boy (16) wants Apprenticeship to the irade,- —Write to T.H., 344. Herald, PLASTERER, reliable, good tradesman, requires employment.—Plasterer, 2SI. Herald. • ; .. }3IANIST, experienced, good reader, open for holiday, relieving engagement.— Write to Piano. 341. Herald. OOST, cooking, assist all duties, wanted J daily.—Write, Experienced, 328, Her alii. I>OSIT!ON wan ted with homely family, by girl, aged 19, can milk.—Willing. 285. Herald, RIVER Engineer wants position.—W., 353, Heuald. ' ; ROUGH Rider and horse trainer, experienced, excellent refs.; age 23; thos ough knowledge, practical farming; steady, reliable.—D.W., 843, Herald. QANITARY Plumber, registered, will un--0 dertake new work, alterations or repairs.—Plumber, 13, Herald. SOUTH African, young, wants Woric, anywhere, in the Islands; used to handling Natives.—Y., 385, Herald. SPARRING, Asphalting. Concrete. Paths, JL Tennis Lawns; Grounds laid out.— F, Langton, 52, Vincent Ave., Berauera. rpARRING, Sanding, Tennis _ Lawns; X grounds laid out. —Ring B. Bishop, 7, King Edward Ave., Epsom. rPO PAINTERS.—Working Foreman reX quires position, long experience, any trial,— Dependable, 831, Herald. fpKACING or Mapping Work required oy X experienced Draughtsman; temporary or :permanent,—Write, M.. 382. Herald rPRADESMAN wants Repairing Work; J- country preferred; or suitable Job: house .free, part wages.—Tradesman, 137, Herald. . TYPEWRITER Mechanic, first-class experience, all makes of machines, requires position.—Mechanic, 484. Hep.-' ld. WOMAN (English), offers services com pan ion or children's nurse, in return for trip to England.—Capable, 339, Herald. YOUTH wants situation ( Dairy Farm; capable milker; used to large herd and horses.—Reliable, C.o, McPea-ke, Tarseatua. "VOUTH (17i). strong, wantii work. BlackJL smith Shop, on Farm; used motors, drive; ref.—Blacksmith, 218, Herald. TSfOMAN. respectable,_ reliable, thoroughly V ? experienced. Washing, Cleaning, Office or Shop Cleaning-; anywhere; widow,— Honest, 507, Herald. ■ T7I7OMAN, capable, undertake all HouseTT hold Duties; 6s day and fares.— Genuine, c.o. Rushton'a, Three - Lamps. "WOMAN, young, wants position in opti- \\ cian's or dentist's; previous local experience ;■ ■ gobd testimonial.—L.H., 466, HBHALO. '., _____ J . WOOLLEN ' MILL MANAGER ' ' At present with one of the Largest Firms in South of Scotland. Is desirous, for family reasons, of obtaining SIMILAR POSITION IN AUSTRALIA OR NEW ZEALAND. Reply to GALA. Care Gordon and Gotch. Melbourne. ACCOU N T A N T JrJL Twelve years' all-round experience Banking, Shipping, Costing, General Mer cantile Business and Private Practice, de sires Position City; either Sole Charge of Office or as Assistant Accountant, Tee totallcr; thoroughly reliable and practical versed in all branches office routine. Holds seven of nine, subjects Professional Accountants' Exam. Excellent testimonials held from leading business men. Salary required to commence, £312, per annum.—Reply AUDITOR, 439, Herald. FARM HANDS WANTED. BOY, slight experience. Machine, Dairy Farm; good home. Joss de Jongh. West Tamaki, St. Heliers. MACHINE Milker, good, at oncej good wages and good home,—S. Norrish, Riverlea, Hobsonville. MAN or Boy, Milking and General Farm Work; wages and capabilities.—Farmer, C.o. Veale, Te Kuiti, MAN (married), for Machine Milking and Farm Work; good house; wages £3 ss. —G. H* Robinson. Ngatea. MAN. married, wanted for bush country; experienced amongst stock, good fencer, used general station work; £3 and all usual privileges.—D, Stevenson, Waitomc Caves. MAN, for orchard work, experienced or willing to learn.—Write, stating wages, Grower, 86, Herald. MAN, young, wanted, for Machine Milking; wages, 80s.—W. Nickle, Roto-o-Rangi. MAN, respectable. General Farm Work; no milking; week-ends .free.—State: experience, wage, Premanent, 460, Herald. MAN or Youth for Dairy Farm; all work; good home, gobd wages.—Dodd, Pukeroro. Phone 281 D, Hamilton. MAN, young, machine milking, general farm work; state experience, age; wages, £2.— R. Malcolm. Waihou, PLOUGHMAN, xvho can milk if necessary; machines used; wages, £2.—A. White, Waitoa. TOUTH, to Milk; machines used. J. Shaw. Matamata. Tk/'OUTH, smart, strong, wanted for GenX eral Farm Work; experienced preferred; state wages.—Barford, Tepoi, via. Mataniata. YOUTH or Boy, just left, school; assist on dairy farm. —L. Sheard, Ir.aha, Taranaki. "\TOUTH, Milk and Odd Jobs; good home X and wages.—B. Badeley, Hairdresser New Lynn. YOUTH, 16, learn Dairy and General Fam Work; stay winter; convenient town railway.-—J.M.B., 401, Herald. -\rOUTH, strong, for Dairy Farm Jms' X chines x good home; state experience wages.— H. Moody, Aka Aka. YOUTH to assist Machine Milking anc general farm work; bach.; wages 30s and found.—Farmer. 700. Herald, Ha.milton YOUTH, for Dairy Farm (machines); bach with employer; state wages.— Burgess. No. 2 Road. Waitoa.. \T OUTH, Assist Hand-milk Small Herd X bandy Auckland.—State wages required A.Z., 320, Herald. YOUTH, must be good Milker; Maori no 'objected.—Milker, 969, Herald. YOUTH, for Dairy Farm; or.e v\itl secondary education and slight ex perience preferred;, good refined, home.Secondary. 272, Herald. YOUTH, for .Farm, help milk, odd jobs machines; good home.—State wages Phone: 28M, Waitoa. __ I'JEaRSON'S-: Registry, Exchange Lane.- . Married Farm Hand. Machine Miik era, suburbs and country; Ploughman Youths. Domestics. gUPERIOR J) E:s ENTISTRY. The Best there is in Dentistry at a price you can afford to pay. £ 3 3. p_" Utility " Teeth, Upper , Set. £4 4 o~Standard Denture. £5 15 0— Howey Walker's Special. "]\fß. HOWEY WALKER has had -*-' X a vaa t, experience—and knows the art of rnakine Artificial Teeth to fit and feel like your own. J.| OWEY Dentist* 209, Queen St. ' : " " : v' : . 'j' : 1