Page 1 Advertisements Column 6

New Zealand Herald, Volume LXII, Issue 19092, 10 August 1925, Page 1

FARM HANDS WANTED. BOY or Youth, respeotable, assist milking and light work; £1 and found. —'i'., 795, Hehald. BOy or Youth, Machine Milking, light Farm Work: siato experience, wanes required.—A. Keightley, To Aroha Went. _ for Machine Milking and odd jobs; J-* apply, stating wages.—N. Finch, Frontier Kd., To Awamutu. BOY, for farm, milk few cows; good home. —T. Watts, Tauranga. BOY, Youth or Man. for Dairy Farm: machines; £1 to £2 and found: employ Now Chum if willing to learn. —Sutton, Turua, Hauraki Plains. Uand, experienced, colonial; mostly JL t'onciug; stale age, experience; £2 and found; rise eood man.—ii. Knight. Aria, via 'i'e Kuiti. Hand, used milking machines.— Gamble, Karaka, Pupakura. i'hone 9IM. Ij'ABM Hand, experienced; £2 and found. —lnterview, 11 a.m., Monday, Strand Registry, Strand Arcade (Ground Floor). MAN, middle-aged, competent, reliable, general farm work.—Apply, stating wages, O-Callaghan, Onerahi, or phone 648 W., Whangarei. MAN for Dairy Farm; must bo good Milker.—T. B. Graham. Buckland. or l'iiono CIS, Pultokoho. ]\/fAN or Youth, for Dairy Farm; ma--IYJL chines.—State wages, S. Hamilton, Waerenga. Waikato. ]\,rAN, experienced Machine Milking and lrl Gonoral Farm Work; wages £2 Ids week and found; must be good man; urgent.—C. E. Tkomason, Waitakaruru. Haurtvki Plains. MAN, good, with dog, for Sheep and Cattle iiun. Wages 45a ana found; refs.—Lindsay Johnstone. Whatawhata. MAN, thoroughly experienced with horses; good wages.—McKendnck Bros., Stud Farm, Angle St., To Papapa. Phono 12,3 a!). MAN, exeprienced all farm work; small herd (machines); £2 and found: rofs. —Middleton, Pukeatua. Te Awamutu. MAN, for Milkine and General Barm Work; good homo, wages £2 to suitable man; stato age and experience.—E. Mylos, Tatuanui. Tl/TANAGER, Working, married, for Dairy IVX Farm, near town; must bo dependable and experienced; refs. required.—P.O. Box 873, Auckland. MARRIED Couple, must be good. Dairy Farm; both milk; machines used; wife to see to meals; wages £3 6s week and found.—G. Read. Waerenga. TITARRIED Couple, smart, energetic, for IVJL small dairy farm, 45 cows. Man capablo take charge shed and general farm work. Wife assist shed only, handy position, own convenient cottage; good wages to right people; would like interview.—H. Delaney. Matatmata. MIX/KERS, experienced, 30s, 355, 40s; loutlis, 80s, 355; General i-arm Hands, 46s.—Brown's Registry, Hamilton. MILKERS (2) wanted, reliable, odd jobs: commensurate wages.—Apply, letter, rol's., Riverside Farm, Patumahoe. OWNER first-class Dairy Farm like moot Farmer, with 80-'JU good cows; milk shares.—Farmer, 787, Herald. PLOUGHMAN, single, experienced: write, re wages, etc. —James Wall, Piopio, King Country. OLOUGHMAN, married, for Dairy Fann; JL houae provided. State wages and experience. Hill Bros., Mauku. PLOUGHMAN, single, experienced, for Sheep and Cattle Run.—Abraham and •Williams, Ltd., Customs St. OSITION Filled; thanking numerous applicants.—Frank UllAUt-Milkers, married Couple, no childO ren, 80 cows; 20 miles South Auckland; good terms. —Milkers, G93, Herald. QHARE'Milker; must supply cows; good >J farm: half shares.—James Hand.

r PHANKS to numerous applicants: posiJ- tion now filled.Farmer, 189. Herau^ YOUTH, to assist with machines, good home: good wages.—Don Smith, Piako, M'lle. YOUTH, strong, assist Hand Milking, small herd, and General: good home —Bartlctt. Waimauku. YOUTH or Man. (Machines and General Farm Work.—W. Comes, Waihou, Thames Line. YOUTH wanted, assist Milking (machines): wages 255; good home.—S. Hardy, Pukekura, Cambridge. YOUTH. Btrong. wanted. Machine Milking. light Farm Work; wages 30s, found.—Mrs. W. Vickera. Pukerimu, YOUTH, strong, able milk: machines ÜBcd;' wages 30b and found.—A. V. Scnley, Ngarua. W qitoa. YOUTH, strong, Dairy Fann. experienced, machines, good home, state wages required,— Brooko. Okauia. Matamata. YOUTH, help Milk, exercise Horse; or Girl Housework or Milking; good home; 20s.—Mr. Sharp, Hunter and Sous. Elliott St. YOUTH, about 18. good hand milker: good homo and wages.—G. Gregory, Mill Road, Three Kingß. __ YOUTH, good, or Man, Farm Work, milking machines; 25s to £2. —Farm, 748, Hbbai.P. ' YOUTH, about 18. strong. rcHable. used to milking machines, assist Farm: good home; wages 80a.—Blennerhassett. Peria, Matamnta. VOUTH, fespectnble, for Team Work JL and Machine Milking; state wages and experience.—R. Birch. Karalta, Ptipakura. Y" OUTH, strong, reliable, respectable, or Man wanted, good Hand Milker essential- good home; permanent if suitable; wages to £1 if competent: Tauranga district.—Address at Herald. CLARK'S Registry, 63. Queen Street.— Married Couples, farms: Hand, Machine Milkers (urgent); Learners. Nurse-Com-panion. XCELSIOR Registry. 80. Phoenix Chambers—Waiting Engagements, Sharemilker, Married Couples. Farm Hands. Housekeepers, Domestics. ■ PEARSON'S Registry. Exchange Lanes.— Machine Milker. £2; Youths. £1 10s; Boys able to milk; Learners. Domestics. WANTED A FAMILY TO TAKE CHARGE OF A DAIRY FARM ABOUT 180 ACRES. WITH SMALL STORE AND POST OFFICE ABOUT 15 MILES FROM CITY. Man to Milk about 80 cows and attend to farm and cartage for. store. Must be used to farm work and to have family to manage store and Post Office. Rent and lighting free and Postmistress paid by Posial Department. State experience and wane required with copy of references to STORE. 674, Herald PUPILS WANTED. A SHLEIGH Coaching N.Z. Insurance Bldgs.—Public Examinations, Backward Education; strictly individual attention; definite results. BOWLED Out, Because I Forgot!" More disappointment, but say, "never again'" Bad Memory ib overcome by studying Borol'B Correspondence Course of Memory Training It's wonderful Pros pectus "B" free. Howard Ballon, 175E Hereford St.. Christ-church BOXING. —7. Kitchener fat. (over Fiat Garage) . every evening. Private tuition. —I. Urquhart. Instructor. t ''LASSES Uressmajung Home or fro i fessional cutting designing, remodel ling. Modern Dressmaking Salon Ellison e Chambers, Queen St. DRESSMAKING Classes, Day and Evoning. -Cutting for Home Finishing.--Miss Coulthard, over Sneddon's. Symonds St: Phone 48\0M1. 7?RANCIS CORNWALL, Madam Veta 1 Cornwall; new Studio. 81, Karangahupo Rd.—Singing. Violin, Piano, Hawaiian instruments. GOLF School at Wiseman's all Day nnd Friday Evenings.—Opposite H.M. Arcade. Queen St. JOHN MANSON, Teacher of Violin. 'Cello and Mandolin, 243, Symonds St., opp. P.O. (Mrs. E. L. Perkins.) LADIES.— Make Your Dresses, Costumes. Wo Cut. Tack. Fit, you Finish.—Miss Watt. 14, Tabernacle Bldgs. MODERN Millinery Classes. Day and Evening; Quick Tuition.—Miss Cornthwaite, 6, Tabernacle Bldgs., Newton. MOTOR Driving taught thoroughly, Council Certificate guaianteed; fees moedrntp.—Auckland Motor School, 57. Albert St. MOTOIt-Car Driving.—Council Certificate guaranteed.— Mayhill's Garage, G, Lower Albert St. Phone 42-367. MR. T. HARLE GILES' Commercial Colleae. Ilellaby's Bldgs., opp. G.P O.— Individual instruction in Writing, Arithmetic, Book-keeping, English, etc.; day classes for both sexes; special classes Saturday lnorningr T>l ANOKOHTE. Organ, Singing, Theory.X H Hillsdin Hntton. Ml Saints' Parish Hall.-Address. 209, Ponsonby Rd. OHOWCARD. Ticket Writing, successfully 0 Taught by Expert. Tuition will p er . teet you.—" K " System, 32. Queen St. SPECIAL Evoning Classes for Matriculation under experienced coach.—F. Dunlop. 221, Victoria Areado. rpHELMA GORDON (LT.C.L.), (L.A.8.). L Teacher of Piano, Harmony, Theory.— 31. Vermont St., Ponsonby Phone 26-494. MEN'S OUTFITTERS. IQS 11D—BOYS' Tweed Overcoats, excellif lo value sizes <HX) to 7.--.Tbo Value Spot, H.B.'s Corner, Newton. OQS 6D— MEN'S Tweed "Prince" Shape Ou Overcoats all sizes.—At the Value Spot, H.B.'s Corner, Newton, 1