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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXII, Issue 19144, 9 October 1925, Page 1

FARM HANDS WANTED. BOY for Farm Work and Machine Milking; wages 30s per week and found.— Reply. by letter to A. Wyllie, Waitaka.ru ru. BOY wanted, 15 to 17. for Small Farm; good conditions to good boy.—W. watts, e.o. Butter Factory, Tauranga, Oi', respectable" tor Tight Farm Work; experience not necessary; machines used.—O B. Freest, I'hone SD, Orrm. BOY or Youth wanted, for Dairy rarm: machines: experience not necessary; good wages, good home.—V. Stone. Tatuanui. BOY or Youth, assist Machine Milking and light _ jobs.-'-Apply, statins _ age and wagea required, to L, Holmes, 'X'aihoa, Matamata. BRITISHER, experienced Mixed r arming, tor new country: state age, wage, experience,—K.S., 25, Hkrai.i>. CIADET, for Sheep Farm, comfortable J home.—Apply J. H. Self, Queen St. Ij\AMILY. milking over 100 cows. Farm Work; good house, near school; £7 week, usual extras.—Permanent, 303, Herald, IRL, strong, wanted for Machine MilkvX ing and Housework: good wages.— Patrick Faherty, Waitakaruru, Hauraki Plains. M COUPLE, milk 20 cows, farm work; • shares and wages; Kotorua; refs.— Boa 2, Mamaku. MxlN, first-class, all-round, machmea . country; permanent; married preferred. —References to 8.K., 325. Hekald. A TAN, experienced, to assist Milking, Gn--IWL era! Farm Work; Mangere; £1 15s. — 1, Golf Rd.. Epsom, between 7 and 8.30 a.m. MAN, young, respectable. Milk and General Farm Work; no milk carting; £2. —M. B. Kirkbride. Ihumata Ed., Mangere. Phone 6K, MAN, General Farm Work: strong, clean, thorough knowledge milking machines essential; also knowledge pig-rearing preferred; £2 10s found; good men only.— T. A. Lineham. \\ aihou. MARRIED Couple; man Machine-milking and Farm Work; woman. Housekeeper and Help Milk; small herd; only employer. —J. Palmer, Morrinsville. PLOUGHMAN wanted; experienced general Farm Work; £2 and found.—Apply 11S, Mercer. IJLOUGHMAN wanted immediately, for light turnip land; good team, in good condition; found.—P. Wotton, Ancroft Run, Tanmarunui. VOUTH for Dairy Farm (machines), asX siat milk only; £1 and found.—Wal. Howard, Waitoa. \7GUTH, or Married Man, assist Milk, maX chines, General Farm Work; wife cook two men. Good w^ges.—Reid, Private Bag, Te Awamutu. \rOUTH. Machine Milkmg, must have experience; wages 30s to start.—Urgent, 48. Hekald. A/OUTH wanted for Dairy Farm (ma--1 chines); wages 30a; bonus 5s. —Wm. Doney, Te Hoe. VOUTH or Young Man, General Sheep X and Cattle . Run; meet employer between 12 and 1 p.m. to-day.—Burrett, Fort bi. A UCKLAND Labour Bureau. 86, Hobson J\. St.—Good Milkers. 40a: Boy Strippers. 30s; Boy, sell Sweets. CLARK'S Registry, 63, Queen St.--Hand, Machine Milkers (urgent). Youth (station). Boys. Girls (milk, assist house). PEARSON'S Registry, Exchange Lane Married Couple for Dairy Farm, Machine Milkers, £2; Youths. £1 10a; Ploughmam "VOUTH or Man wanted for Small Dairy X Farm; must be good hand milker ana stripper; good home and permanent job offered to the right man.—Reply, stating experience and wages required (colonial preA. Hazard, Bethune Farm, Wairnate North. WANTED TO BUY. A MBERGRIS, any quantity. Send by registered post, cash offei return mail.— Walter Mason, 4, Smith St., off Hepburn St., Ponsonby. 4 NSELL AND CO.. Auctioneers, 167, l\ Queen St., buy Furniture, Pianos, etc., outright for Cash.—4l-918.

APPAREL,— Mrs. Outtrim, Largest Buyer Ladies'. Gent.'s Left-off ClothinE.—-91. Victoria St. Phone 42-674. BEFORE Selling. before Buying V°ur Furniture, consult Squirrall and Co.— We defy competition. Phone 44-398. BOOKS, Magazines, Novels. Churns, wanted. Beet prices given.—Ardilaun'a, 466. Queen St., opp. Myers Park. OOKS, in sound condition, particularly Fiction: top prices.—Brooking and Son. Wellfdlley St. W. ___ CLOTHING. —Gent.'a or Ladies' Left-off: Tools. Boots. Records. Artificial Teeth. Best prices.—Hansen. Wakefield St.. opp. Town Hnll, Phone 43-021. EGGS, abouT 25 dozen weekly: must be guaranteed fresh.—94. Mt. Eden Rd TDALSE Teeth, sound or otherwise; pro--1- war work preferred; .k> JSS set paid.— Pearline Co.. 198, Queen St.

EAD, scrap.—Price and quantity to J Keeler. 17. Clarence St. Devonport. MELTZER BROS.. 65-67 Victoria St.. Buy, Sell. Loan and Exchange Goods of every description.—Phone 45-330. ORIGINAL PHOTOGRAPHS of Auck-land.—-Views for use in illustrating a new publication.—Send photos and price to Publisher. Box 1248, Auckland. Photos not suitable will be returned. RING Mrs. Kelly.—She buys Misfit Clothins, Evening Wear.—Darby Street off Queen St. Phone 42-606. QEWING Machine (Singer), treadle: nmsi <3 be in good order and moderate—Phono 40-510. STOVE (Benzine), 2 or 3-burner.—Price and particu'ars to Box 33. Matamata. TRAPPED Rabbits and Dried Skins iv. 1 any quantity, highest prices given.— Sanford, Ltd.. Auckland. TROUT Rod, also Landing Net or Gaff, .1 first-class order and quality.—Sportsman. 246. Herald. IV IN DM ILL, in good order; Road Scoop, V V suitable farm use.—Box 17, Helensville. > , / WORTH Used Furniture wanted JtIUU daily, large or small lots.—Busy Bee. 165. Ponsonby Rd. Phone 27-190. 7»Tn f\{\ AVAILABLE. Best Casli dtlUUu Prices given for Household Furniture.—McKenzie's. __ 279-81, Broadway, Newmarket. Phone 43-959. 17 URNITURE. We will buy the House as it stands, or in smaller lots. HIGHEST PRICES. SPOT CASH. Phone 40-325. RICHARD ARTHUR. LTD.. Opposite Town Hall. DYERS AND CLEANERS. Cleaning; carriage free; 48-hour v ' service.—Vacuum Cleaning Co.. • llellaby's Bldgs., Queen St. Phone 41-769. DAND A. BROWN, Dyers and Cleaners. « Shortland St. WorTcs: Grafton Terrace. Phone 45-764. Established 1866 130RTER'S for Dry Cleaning and Dyeing. 1 Vans collect and deliver.—Tabernacle Blclgs., Newton. Phone 41-741. i i -ii A A—CARPETS Cleaned and Disitit'i DUU fee ted, Eleatric Beating Vacuum Process.—Domestic Vacuum Chaining Co.. Strand Arcade. MEN'S OUTFITTERS. BOWLERS.— Your Club Colours', Hat Band Badge and Tie.—At Cox, the H atter's, K arangahape Rd. *7S 6D—BOY'S Riding Breeches, Cut I Knickers, 13's to 18'a.—The Value Spot, H.B.'s Corner, Newton. 01 S—MEN'S Fur Felt Lounge Hats, bound wJL edge.—At the Value Spot, H.B.'s Corner, Newton. BABiESj OUTFITTERS. BABETTE," Newton.—Special Display Hand-knitted Silk Baby Wear; Complete Outfits Speciality; Damty, Inexpeusive Shortaning Clothes. BABYLAND, 154, Newton.—Specialists Baby Outfits Baby Wear. Children's Frocks; exclusive; excellent, value. HOSIERY. BOND'S "Sylk-Arto" Hose; Black, White. Nude, Champagne, Fawn, etc., now lis 1 Id.—Falkner and Co., 282, Queen St. AUCTIONEERS. Wf ICKENS AND SUTCLIFFE, Mercantile T V and General Auctioneers, Melvern's Buidlings. Karangahape Road. LANDSCAPE GARDENERS. A SPHALTING, really good work; also JA. Tar and Sanding, by Sam Whit© and Sons, Market Place. MISCELLANEOUS. * 2s 4d TIN of RoHe's Wax contains as JA. much as three is tins. Obtainable everywhere. DR. HALL'S FAMOUS CAPSOLS.— Price, 12s 6d package: post free. To ensure getting genuine, order direct from Sole Agents, Bridge Drug Stores, Chemists, 3. Karangahnpe lid. (at Grafton Bridge). 4 TRIAL will convince you that there's iA nothing like Rolfe's Wax for Linos, and Furniture.