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SITUATIONS WANTED. SALESMAN, 14 years' Hardware and Grocery experience; town or country; Counter or Canvasser.—Sales. 189. Herald. SCH [lE-Cutting, country preferred: two mates (21): start immediately.—Write Scrub. 119. Hf.iu.xd. yjAAOPiiONIST open for engagements; exO porience latest Jazz; tfood sight reader. —Sax. 113. HkK'LP. SCRUB-Cutting, Post Splitting Firewood Cutting, by two experienced Alen, Tirau district preferred.—Bush, 203. Herald. s SHORTHAND-Typisto, Invoicing.—Young Lady open for engagement in office; experienced; excellent testimonials. —Refined, Go,- Herald. WARRING, Sanding, Tennis Lawns, I Grounds Laid Out.—King B. Bishop, 7. King Edward Ave.. Epsom. ■ T<o Storekeepers and Ironmongers.—ExperiX enced Assistant, disenfiaged, long ironmongery experience; town or country.—-Iron-monger, 7'2. Herald. TYPISTE, experienced, requires position; J excellent refs.—M., 3Si. Herald. V "\7IOLINIST. Doubling on Saxophone, re- » quires engagements with Orchestra; first-class performer.—Jazz. 114. HkS'.T.P.-. WASHING- or Cleaning, by day.—XTY.Z., 217', IISBAI.D. ■ WAITRESS. Cashier or Shop Assistant: young Lady, references, experieneoa, requires position, town preferred.— 194, Herald. TTItriDOW, with daughter at business, give » t services for home and small remuneration.—L.M., 227. Herald. "\A/ r OKK, handy jobs, store work, carc- » ? laker, wutclvnan, by respectable Man. -■Sober. 137, HtK LP. WOMAN wants Work by the day; Housowork or Cooking;—E.C.. 77. Hkba.lj>. \\TOMAN, experienced, wants day work, t l Cleaning, Ironing etc.; refs.—R.E:, 126, Williamson Ave.. Lynn. WORKING Manager. Ploughing., Milking or Stock Farni, best of reierences; trustworthy and rpliable; can recommend.— Apply Clark's Registry. Phono 42-278. YOUTH OiO), de3ires position on small Farm; willing.—Phono 1475, Papatootoe. FARM HANDS WANTED. BOY or Youth, strong, assist general Farm Work, machines: previous experience not essential.—A. McCardle. Whangarei. -L» (machines used); good home.—Reply to G.D., c.o. the F.U.T. Coy v Pukekohe, or Ring IR, Papakura. ! • . (COUPLE. Married, with own cows, on J shares, or without.—For particulars, Apply .Pedigree, 429. Hkbald. ■ M" /"10UPLE, Married; Man as general farm \j hand; Woman as housekeeper.—J, Weston, Patunga, Taumarunui. ■ 3TIARM Hands (2) wanted, milking, team work; £2 found, with bonus.—Robertson, Karii,piro, Cambridge. T7VA.RM Hand, good, all-round, small herd. JD. machines; state McConnell, Mangawara R.D., Taupiri. T7IARMER, Working Mainager, Milk 56 .JP cows: 20 heifers, shares, farm work; refs.: terms; north, seaside.—L. Bolton. Koutu, Hokianga. - i MEN, experienced: wages £2 and found: also Youths.—Excelsior Registry. 30. Phoenix Chambora. ■ ■ MAN for Team Work and to hand milk few cows; £2 week.—Crawford, Oko~ roire Railway. ■ MAN or JjJood Youth wanted, Machinemilking, Farm Work; wages 35s.—A. McFarlane, jun.. Hautapu.MAN, experienced. Machine-milking, General Farm Work; wages £2 6s and found.—Discombe Bros., Pukeroro, Hamilton; MAN, good, for Dairy Farm; wages £2 and found to suitable man.—39, K., Morrmßvillo. . ■ TUTAN, experienced general Farm Work, IrX machines; permanent, good home; £2 weekly; rofs.—Address at Hjbald. MAN. young, milking und General Farm Work; machines; state wagos.—J. Pateraon. Hakanoa Lake, Huntly. "11/ TAN, single, for Gardening, milk caw: £jX 30s. found: good home.—Address at Hbraxd. ' • - ■ MAN, young, Experienced, at once, Team and Tractor Cultivation, and General vj —i,. rr;...,. ... j.iJ.v.. en juuu uuute, o<, naitALju. • TV/TAN wanted, Machine Milking and GenItX eral Farm Work; bach with employer, l |o£d wages, suitable applicant.—F. Collins, PLOUGHMAN wanted, with knowledge of all farm implements.—Box 17, Helensville. VOUTHS (2), reliable, wanted, Assist X Farm and Dairy Herd; machines used, Wages 30s and found.—Box 1, Patumahoe. "YOUTH wanted, to Milk.s to 10 cows; 255, X found: good home.—Sticker, 775. Herald. YOUTH or Man for Machine. Milking, good stripper, no farm work; good wages; enter at once,—L. Schulet. Mantiwaru. Te Aroha. ' "\TOUTH assist. Milking Machines, small X herd, general farm work; good home; 30s found.—Box 25, Waharoa. OUTH, strong, trustworthy, for Sheep and Gra.zing Farm, good home; exerience unnecessary.—Sheep, 889, HeeAld, amilton. YOUTH, respectable, wanted, Machine Milking. Farm Work; wages £1 10s; good home.—Bnsbridge, Port Albert. fILARK'S' Registry, 63. Queen St.—MnrV_> ried Ploughman, Hand-Machine Milkers, Girl, able milk, Youths, Boys, Domestics. . , I fi EARSON'S Regietry, Exchange Lane.— Learners for Dairy Farms; Domestics. MAN OR YOUTH. STRONG, WANTED FOR ATTENDING TO PIGS AND POULTRY. AND GENERAL FARM WORK, MANAGER, Glen Eden Poultry Farm, Great North Rd., Glen Eden. g H E E P STATION. Wanted for Great Barrier, MAN, MANAGE 700-ACRE SHEEP FARM. Unmarried preferred. PUBLIC TRUST OFFICE, Albert St. PUPILS WANTED. A RT Basketwork. ooloured Leathorwoork, ■XX Pokerwork. Pewterwork, Penpaintini;, Stencilling, Woodcarving. Prospectus posted. —Mies Ayling, 4, Strand Arcade. A SHLEIGH Coaching College, N.Z.. Ir.A surance Bldgs.—Public Examinations, Backward Education. Strictly individual attention; definite results. BUSINESH Men.—Special Course, £2 2s, Learn newest swimming stroke. Details, Box 1327, or Phone 42-746.—D. B. Anderson. DR fcISSMA KIN G Classes. Costume#, Coat Frocks, Evening Dreesce. Cut, Fitted. Hours: 10-12, 2-4; evenings arranged. —McClymont and Woodhead. 40, Cisy Chambers. TARESSMAKING Classes.—Home or ProU feesional Cutting, Designing, Remodelling.—Modern Dressmaking Salon, Ellison Chambers, Queen St. OLF School at Wisensan's all Day and Friday Evenings.—Opposite H.M. Arcade, Queen St. HERBS. —Learn profitable, pleasant, occupation, under experienced teacher; scientific course, no guessing.—Herbal, 262, H EH ALP. ; JOHN MANSON, Teacher of Violin, 'Cello and Mandolin, 243, Symonds St., opp. P.O. (Mrs. E. L. Perkins.) T ITERARY Class, Short Stories, and JLt General Instruction; terms moderate; limited membership.—Teacher. 106. Her ld. OTOR-Car Driving.—-Council Certificate Guaranteed. - Mayhill's Garage, 6, Lower Albert St.: phone 42-367. " "VfrTELL-PAID Jobs await skilled motor TV Mechanics!" Equip yourself for lucrative positions by studying Dyke's Motor Engineering Course, with Working"Model«, Charts, and Diagrams.—Send for Prospectus, " M," Howard Ballan, 175E, Hereford St., Chnstchurch. TUITION WANTED. ___ PITMAN'S Shorthand, private tuition . wanted, evenings.—Write, stating terms. Shorthand, 197, Hebald. MISCELLANEOUS. A 2s 4d TIN of Rolfe's Wax contains as .much as three Is tins. Obtainable everywhere. DR. HALL'S FAMOUS CAPSOLS.— Price, 12s 6d package, post free. To ensure getting genuine, ordeT direct from Sole Agents, Bridge Drug Stores, Chemists, 3. Karangahape Rd. (at Grafton Bridge). . PLECTRIC Pocket Torches. Refills and Su Bulbs; best quality.—Fxom Hasard'a. Qaeen 84,

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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXII, Issue 19125, 17 September 1925, Page 1

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Page 1 Advertisements Column 7 New Zealand Herald, Volume LXII, Issue 19125, 17 September 1925, Page 1

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