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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXIII, Issue 19390, 27 July 1926, Page 1

FARM HANDS WANTED. BOY, strong, or Youth, Dairy Farm, Waikato.—Apply to-night, Hamilton, Gladwin Rd., Epsom. BOY or Youth, assist milking (machines), general farm work; state wages.—J. V/. Henderson. Onewhero. BOY or i'outh, assist Milking (machines), home; state wages.—W. Riddell, Paengaron, Te_Puke. BOY, for Farm Work,- machine milker, good hand milker essential; wages 30s. —A. Andrews, Onewhero. COUPLE, own cottage: Couple, boy help, wife housekeep. man, milk.—Excelsior Registry, 30. Phoenix Chambers. I FAMILY, own herd, 90-100 good cows, milk, half share, really good farm.— Butter-fat, 503. Bebald. IT'AMILY wanted milk herd 80 cows, half share, profit, pigs; free house, etc.; state wages required. Ambitious, 600, Hehalp, Hamilton. J 7ARM Hand, - machines; best wages; only reliable need apply; experience not necessary.—W. Allen, Tirau. GENERAL Farm Hand, capable, able work horses, milk as required, machines used; 30s and found, start, sharp rise satisfactory Man: apply with refs. —Box 29, Otorohanga. LAD, strong, for Farm; machines used; one with knowledge exercising hunting horse preferred.—V. Young. Hikutaia. MAN, for Dairy Farm, shed and general work; £2, found.—Mr. Myers, C.o. J. Murphy, Tahuna, Morrinsville. TITAN, married, for Milking and General IV_L Farm Work; must be used to team work.—Apply Box 29, Taneatua. MAN clean, reliable, good stripper, machines; Assist Generally; £2 week, found.—Wallbridge. Westney Rd., Mangere. TV/I*AN, Machine Milking, General Farm liX Work; wages £2.—Washer and Quin, TeKawa. MAN or Youth, Machine Milking and Farm Work; state wages and expenence.—M. Gould. Mataniata. MAN with good Herd, 50 cows, Milk on half shares; Farm in good heart; next cheese factory; milking machines and power.—99, Herald, Thames. I\/TARRIED COUPLE, young, without ItJL family preferred; Man help to Milk, General Farm Work. Board employer. House, all convs.—James McConnell, Walton. MARRIED Couple, Milk,, General Farm Work; experienced; free house; state wages.—Fanner, Box 104, Whangarei. TV/fARRIED Couple, milk CO cows, farm -LtJL work, state wages; references. —D. Sainsbury, R.D., Hamilton. ARRIED Couple, middle-aged, for Sheep Farm; Man milk cows, do odd jobs; Woman cooking and some housework. —Apply, 5, Penrhyn Rd., Mt. Eden. Phone 24-832. T\/I"ARRIED Man, reliable, wanted; fully JL»JL experienced Milking and I' arm Work : must have 3 competent milkers: wages and bonus on butter-fat.—Cheese. Caro Boyce. Cambridge. ; SHAREMILKERS, hand or machines, efficiency, cleanliness essential; references last omployer; particulars to.—McKenzie, Gorton. Cambridge. SHEPHERD for North Auckland station, single man.—Cucksey, Prince Arthur Hotel. \ r OUTH, used to Orchard Work; HenderX son.—Apply 46, West St.. Newton. YOUTH, Dairy Farm, 70 cows, machines, farm work; state age. experience, wages. —T. S. Ferguson. Mataniata. "YTOUTH wanted - f ° r I)alry P arn i.' « oocl X home; state wages.—W. Sharp, Kereone Rd., Morrinsville. YOUTH or Boy, for Farm Work; used to • Poultry preferred, or willing to learn.—Poultry, 843. Herai.p. CLARK'S Registry, 63, Queen St.—Machir.3 Milker (middlf-aged), Youths, Couple, sheep station, Waiting Milkers, Sharemilkers. . PEARSON'S Registry, Exchange Lane.— Machine Milker; meet employer. Youths, Learner. Married Couple (dairy farm), Domestics. WANTED TO BUY. AMBERGRIS, best cash price.—Walter Mason; 8, H.M. Arcade (Ground Floor), Queen St. ANSELL and" Co.. Auctioneers. . 167, 167, Symonds St., buy Furniture, Pianos, etc., outright, for Cash.—4l-918. ARDILAUN'S require 1000 or more Novels, in largo or small quantities.— 466, Upper Queen fft. BICYCLES. Tools, Jewellery, any condition; Watches. False Teeth, Cameras, Binoculars, etc.' —Clarkson, 38, Ponsonby Rd. BEFORE Selling, Before . Buying your Furniture, consult, bquirrell and Co. We defy competition. Phone 44-393. BOOKS, in sound condition, particularly Fiction, top prices.—Brooking and Son, 28, Wellesley St. West. BROADWAY Auction Mart, 279-Sl, Broadway, Newmarket.—Cash Buyers of Furniture; large or small lots.—Phone 43-959. BUYERS for Cash of Ladies', Gent's, and Children's left-off Clothing. Boots, etc, —Mrs. Piggott (lato Mrs. Kelly), Darby St. Phone 42-606. BUYERS of good used Doors, Sashes, Windows, Corrugated Lon, Grates, cash.—Sam White, Market Place. EGGS.— We require regular Supplies Fresh Eggs, Preserved Eggs. Farmers' Butter; highest prices given.—E. W. Griffiths, Merchant. 37, Fort St.. Auckland. Teeth, sound, or otherwise, preJj war work preferred; to £4 set paid.— Pearline Co., 198, Queen St. FUNGUS Bought, highest market price, any quantity, from any part of New Zealand.—Hoe Brothers, Te Kuiti. 1 FUNGUS, good dry, highest market price.' ? Cash on delivery.—T. W. Doo, Victoria St. Eauei g u m. Wc are Cash Buyers. At Highest Market Rates, of all Grades. THOS. LEES AND SONS, Customs Street East, SAFE (Office).—Send particulars, P.O. Box 443, Auckland. SAFE, fireproof, 20in. x 20in., height 30in., ' insido measurements.—Dunningham, 73, Victoria St., Hamilton TIffOULD kind person sell cheap, or give, V V. Twin Pram, for poor Woman.—Thankful. 876, Herald. i?'l fIA WORTH Used Furniture wanted dwJLUU daily, large or small lots.—Busy Bee, 165, Ponsonby Rd. Phone 27-190. RABBITS. RABBITS. Trapped Rabbits and Dried Skins. BOUGHT IN ANY QUANTITIES. , SANFORD. LTD., Jellicoe Street, Auckland. PUPILS WANTED. ART Lessons, Leather. Suede, Marquetry, Pokerwork, Light Gauge Metals. Barbola, etc.—Leathercraft, car stop. Parnell P.O. ART Bsisketwork. Coloured Leatherwork, Pokerwork. Pewtc-rwork, Penpainting, Stencilling, Woodcarving, Prospectus posted.' —Miss Ayling, 4, Strand ART Needlework Knitting. Loom Lace. Crocheting, Tatting; Classes forming. Terms moderate.—Penelope, 442. Queen St. A SHLEIGH Coaching College, New Zea.irY land Insurance Bldgs.—Public Examinations, Backward Education: strictly individual attention; definite results. A UCTION Bridge Taught; elementary and -tX advanced.—l. Cai'lton Gore Road. A UCTION BRIDGF new 1926 Bridge -A Laws. Lady or Gentleman instructor, i Elementary or Advanced classes. Afternoon and evening sessions.—Phone 20-962. CLASSES Dressmaking. Cutting, design- ] ing, etc.—Modern Dressmaking Salon, 1 Durham Chambers, Durham St., next Stewart Dawson's. TTAfRDRESSING. Cutting, Waving, etc.; ; I t day or night classes.—Madame Thora Tate. Bon Marche Chambers. Newton. HAIRDRESSING, Cutting. Waving, Etc.; day or night classes.—Madare.« Thora Tate, Bon Marche Chambers, Newton. JOHN MANSON, Teacher of Violin, Mandolin. Piano. —243. Symor.da St.. opp. P.O. (Mrs. E. L. Perkins). LADIES! Make" your own Dresses. W© cut, tack, fit. you finish.—Miss Watt, 14. Tabernacle Bidgs. MOTOR Driving taught thoroughly by experts; Council Certificate Guaranteed; fees moderate.—Rushton's, Auckland Motor School. 57. Albert S't. I QWIMMING Instructions.—All Classes are | O now resumed.—D. B. Anderson. "QTAMMERERS. TAKE HEART!"0 Throw off Stuttering and Stammering by means of Prof. Foote's Stammering Course. Prospectus "F" free.—Howard Ballan. 175 E. Hereford St.. Christchurch. MISCELLANEOUS. A 2s 4d TIN of Rolfe'B Wax contains as much as three Is Obtainable everywhere. A TRIAL will convince you that there's JiL nothing like Rolfe's Wax for Linos, and Furniture. DR. HALL'S FAMOUS CAPSOL.iTprice. 12s 6d ' package; post free. To ensure getting genuine, order direct from Sole Agents, Bridge Drug Stores, Chemists, 3, Karangahape Rd. (at Grafton Bridge).