FARM HANDS WANTED. BOY or Youth, strong, Machine Milking; good home;; wages 30s. —Kennedy, Wardville, Waharoa. BOY, strong, for Farm, help with Machines and do odd littlit .lobs; good home for good boy.—Farmer, Book Concern, Te Aroha. B' 0 Y~respectable, Dairy Farm, machines used; beginner, or boy left school preferred; muat bo ablo to milk and willing learn; good fawn; bach with employer, V. Frost, Pukekoho East. BOY, Machine Milking and Farm Work; wages 30s and bonus. —A. C. Andrews, Onowhero. «, SFAMILY to Milk 70. cows for remainder JL of this season, with the prospect of a larger herd next season; must be well recommended.—Address at Herald. ii*lA'M'TT<Y (37, Milkers, machines; ,£OS . monthly; cottage, perquisites; M. Couple, wife cook; husband milk; Han flyman, cottage.—Room 35, Winstone's Bldgs., City. J7*ARM Hand, experienced, milking and . general farm work; state wages inquired; refs.—Address at llkrald. GENEBaL Farm Hand, experienced, for Sheep and Cattlo Station; fence repairs and teams; wages £2.— T. Verner, Paewhenua, MAN", strong, tor farm; Clearing, Fencing and Ploughing, must understand cattle; refs.—J.C.. Box 107, Auckland. MAN wanted. Machine Milking, General .Farm Work; good wages to right man. —W. Moo re, Man g ait i. MAN or Strong Youth, for Farm nnd Orchard Work; few cows; good home.— Particulars at Herald. TV/TAN, or Strong Youth, for farm and IYI orchard work, few cows; good home. Particulars at Herald. TITAN, single, experienced, for Farm, MilkItJL ing -15 cows i,machines). —A. lompkins, Tnhikaramea. ______ MAN for Machine Milking; good with horses; good wages suitable man.—l, Keightly. Springdale. Waitoa. . MARRIED Couple, both milk.—Clark's Registry. Carried Couple, milk 30 cows (machines); all farm work; wages, £1; references necessary.—Dooley, Mauku. ARMED Couplo, for Dairy Farm; previous experience not necessary, if reliable; freo house and firing.—Apply by letter to Machine Milker. 441. Herald. YOUTH. hand milking. wanted immediately.—Weston, McKenzie Boad, Mangore. "VTOTJTH, for Macnme-milking and Odd J Jobs; -vviases 30s.—State experience to Genuine, 7, Herald. "VOUTH wanted, Machine Milking; no 1 farm work; 30s.—E. Allison, Tatuanui. VOUTH, respectable, able to milk, for J- small Suburban Farm; good home. —Address at Herald. X7'OIJ'I , H, experienced, machine milking X and odd jobs; wages 30s._— W. J. O'Connor, Karaka. Phone, 91K. OUTH or Man wanted for General Farm Work; no milking; handy Cambridge. —Box 43. CILARK'S Registry, 03, Queen St.—HandJ Machine Milkers. Youth, Learners, Ploughmen, Domestics, town country; M.C. PEARSON'S - Registry, Exchange Lane.— Ploughmen, Machino Milkers. Couple for Dairy Farm, Youths, .Learner, Handy Man, Domestics. DOMESTICS _ experienced; two adults; > tram stop gate.—Mrs. Mahony, 71, liemuera Rd. Phone 25-011. . / > IBL, help milk small HousevX work; state wages.—T. Rogers, Box 45, Pukekohe. GRIL, for Housework, daily: no cooking.—Mrs. Griffiths, 18, Omahu Road,, Remuera. 4327 (3 rings). . GIRL, milk few cows and light housework, new Auckland.—B. Idoine, Manurewa. IRL, assist Housework and Children; 5 hJT miles from Ngaruawahia; no washing or- cooking; 30s weekly.—Mrs. FullertonSmith, Te Kowhai, Frankton. /"GENERAL, capable, Domestic Duties; vJT good cook; refs. —Mrs. McCaulay, Papatoetoe. ' TTOUSEKEEPER. to Bachelor, preferably -OL young, active Widow, musical; say what wages required.—Barclay, 15. Herald. HOUSEKEEPER, Farm,, close town; 1 adult; no objeotion child; easy place, Te Puke; £1; fares;— Farmer. 710, Herald. HOUSEMAID wanted at once.—Bl. Hobson St.. Auckland. KITCHEN Woman, smart wanted; start at_OTi ce.—Sanford. Ltd.. opp. G.P.O. KITCIFENMAID, experienced, wanted.— CasUe Bar Private Hotel, top Khyber Pass. LADY Help, country; adults; treated as one of family.—3o6, Jervois Rd., Herne Bay Terminus. MAID, Relieving, wanted ut onco; must be experienced.—Ventnor Private Hotel, Devonport. "PERSON, kindly, respectable, used to 1 country, to Housekeep for Lady Teachers. —Address at Herald. KOTORUA. —Experienced HousemaidWaitress; faro paid; wages 35s.—Write or Wire Proprietress, Devonshire House, Hotorva. TTtrAITBESSES, experienced, at once. y V Blue Bird Cafe, 65. Queen St. WINES FOR SALE. BRAY'S Wines.—Health Redeeming, robust feeling; No. 1 Port. 355; freight paid, nearest station.—Bray's Vineries, Ltd., Auckland. RADALY S Pori- l} me, 25s per case, guarar.teed 3 years' freight paid. Try it.—J. Radaly, .Henderson. " RADALY'S Special Port, 45s per case; Invalid Port or Sherry. 40s: freight paid.—J. Radaly, Henderson■ SHERWOOD extra Special Port, usually 55s case; few cases 455; freight paid. —F. Sherwood. Severn Bank Vineries, South Rd.. Henderson. Y ELLA'S ines.—Special Port. 50s; Muscatel Sherry. 50s: Old Port, 403 per case, 2 gallons.—John S. Vella and Son. Otatia. WINES, quality guaranteed, 30s case, freight paid.—F. Sherwood, Severn Bank Vineries, South Rd.. Henderson. TS7TNES for Christmas.—Port, 35s per cart?. V T City orders delivered.—Joseph F'raiiich and Sons, Henderson. WINES, strong, mellow (unfortified); Invalid, 30s; Special, 355; '2s 6d dis. with order.—C. Kendrick. Otahuhu. ' CIDER CIDER CIDEB. Guaranteed Pure Apple Cider, made from Henderson-grown apples. Most healthy, re-,, freshing, delicious Bummer drink. From 30s j ; case (2galis.), or in bulk. 9s gallon upwards, according- to quality and quantity. Freight I paid; cash with order.—S. M. Ujdur, Bird--1 wood Vineyards. Henderson. Phone 90. IRDWOOD VINEYARDS WINES j are not only the best value and purest ; | of grape wines, but as such are absolutely | perfect. Their ever-increasing popularity pioves it. Try my excellent No. 2 Port at 40s, or Special Old Invalid No. 4 at 555. Why pay more or get inferior? S. M. UJDUR, TnOTHER Another 1 estimonial For nORBAN'S TAT I N E S. v orb an 1 8 Wines. " E.H. " (name on request) sent this little note from New Plymouth the other day : " After having tasted most wines procurable in New Zealand, I must express as my favourite, Corban's. Quality highest, prices lowest. I also wish to thank you for your promptness ii; despatch of orders." Order just one case of Corban's New Zea-land-made, pure Grape Wines, and you will then learn that good wine need not be Ingh priced. PRICES; Port (Invalid) 1 doz. qts. {2 gals.) .. 42/Claret .. 1 doz. qts. (2 gals.) .. 42/Rcd . . 1 doz. qts. (2 gals.) . . /.'SI- . ..erry .. 1 doz. qt3. (2 gais.) ~ 48/Claret Red ...erry Sherry {Extra Special Port (Special Rescive# 1 doz. qts. (2 gals.) Reserve* . . 1 doz. qts. (2 pais.) . . GO/Freight paid to nearest railway station oi to first transhipping port, or delivered FREE in Auckland city immediate suburbs, or across harbour. Assorted dozens made up at abov> prices. State occupation when ordering for a No-License district. A (^ ORBAN ' Ml'. LEBANON VINEYARDS, HENDERSON. AUCKLAND.
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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXIII, Issue 19215, 2 January 1926, Page 1
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