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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXIII, Issue 19416, 26 August 1926, Page 1

FARM HANDS WANTED. BOY, good, Dairy Farm, assist with 85-40 cows; machines used.—T. J. O'Loughiin, atotumaoho. 801, ior dairy farm; state wages and experience.—Box 6, Matangi. # *OY, to assist Milking, Machines; counX> try; 25s week to start.—l 39, Symonds St. BOY or- Youth, Machine Milking; used team work; wages 25s.—G. R. Birchall, Otorohanga. BOi' (15-17). strong, willing, for Sheep Farm; milk 3 cows, and assist fencing, scrub-cutting, etc.; wages £l.—Apply, stating age and experience, to, G.J.. 271, BERALD. /GENERAL Farm Hana, for Dairy Farm, good home; wages, 30s.—Yearbury. Selwyn Rd., Epsom. TI/TACHINE Milking, good home and liJ. wages to experienced Man or Youth.--F. Barrett, Hinuera. MAiN, young, reliable, energetic; Machine Milking, General fc arm WorK; wages, £2.—Anderson, Te Poi. youn«j, good, Machine Milking. -L genera: Farm Work; £2, found.— Dudley Banie, Ngaruawahia. MAN, young, or Youth, wanted, Machine ililking and Farm Work; state wages. ItJL ililking and Farm Work; state wages. —Frank Parker, Opaheke, MAN, single, for Machines and Farm Work; wages, £2 and found; or Married Man, wifj to cook for 1 or 2 men; £2 10s, found.—Rae, Pukeatua. IVfAN, experienced, capable, take charge IVi. Dairy Farm, Machines and General Work.—Deans, Karaka, Papakura. ]yfAN to milk between 30 and 40 cows, I'JL Hand Milking, and do Farm Work; house free.—Farm Hand. 240. Hehald. MAN, young, single, live in, assist Milking, C.O.R. test cows.—Anderson, Tamaki House, Kohimarama. MAN, young, , respectable, experienced. Dairy Farm; machines used; £2 and found; state age.—Willing, 2G5, Herald. N/J"AN, able work Team, milk when, reliJL quired; machines.—Apply, evenings, 15. Ardrnore Rd.. Heme Bay. MILKING (machines) and General Farm Work; 2 mon wanted.—W.J.R., 213, Hehald. PLOUGHMAN, single, experienced, wanted for sheep and catue run.—Abraham and Williams, Customs St. ■ POSITION filled; thanking many applicants.—Ghas. F. Horn. Eastport Rd., Wftiliou. WORKING Partner for Dairy Farm, »» North Auckland; equal shares; must be good Farmer.—Address at Herald. YOU Til, good Hand Milker essential. Farm Work; good home; apply personally or by letter (refs). —Adams, top Waterloo Rd., Takapunt. \7"OUTH wanted, for dairy farm; Machines JL used: state experience, wages.—H. BartJL used; state experience, wages.—H. Bartleet, Waharoa. y'OUTH, for Machines, good Hand Milker; J- 45 cows: light farm work; 25s week, and bonus ss.—J. E. Cionin, Onewhero. YOUTH, strong, assist machine milking, able to drive pair horses; wages 255. H. S. Semmens, Frear'a P arm, Te Aroha West:. , VOUTH. assist Machine Milking and JL General Farm Work; good opportunity for lad wishing knowledge of stud shoep; state age and wages required.—Stud Flock, 273. Herald. PEARSON'S Registry Exchange Lane.— Machine Milkers, Youth, Dairy Karms, Machine and Hand Milking; Couple. CLARK'S Registry, 63, Queen St.—Youths, Men, Machine Milking; Couples, Dairy Farms; Girl, able to Milk. WANTED • TO BUY.

A MBERGRIS, best cash price.—Walter -Ca Mason, 8, H.M. Arcade (Ground Moor). Queen St AW and Cq., Auctioneers, 1(57, Symonds St., buy Furniture. Pianos, etc.. outright, for' Cash.—4l-918. APPAREL.— Mrs. Outtnm, largest buyer Ladies'. Gent.'s Left-ofi Clothing.—7l, V ictoria St. Phone 42-674. AUCKLAND Auctioneering Co., Ltd., 6, Customs ft. W., will buy £2OO Furniture daily. Phone 42-238. BJifcOß.fi Selling, Before Buying your Furniture, consult Squirrell and Co., We defy competition. Phone 44-398. IJICYCLES, Tools, Jewellery, any condi--L* tion; Watches, False Teeth. Cameras. Binoculars, etc.—Clarkson. 38, Ponsonby Rd. BOOKS, m souna condition, particularly Fiction, top prices.—Brooking and Son, 28. Wellesley St. West. BOOKS and Magazines bought; highest prices given tor clean copies.—Mack's Bookshop, 355, Queen St. ROADWAY Auction Mart, 279-81, BroadAJ way, Newmarket.—Cash Buyers of Furniture; large or small lots.—Phone 43-959. BUYERS of good., used Doors, Sashes, Windows, Corrugated Iron. Grates, cash.—Sam White, Market Place. BOOKS.— Complete Libraries or Small Collections Purchased. Ardilaun's, 4GG, Queen St., opp. Myers Park. /"CONCRETE Mixer, small, wanted to buy vv or hire.; good working order; reasonable.—Crete, 24, Herald. Set; must be in good condivv tion.—Cash, 234. Herald. EGGS.— We require regular Supplies Fresh Eggs, Preserved Egg 3, Farmers' Butter; highest prices given.—E. W. Griffiths, Merchant, 37 Fort St., Auckland. "TL'ALSE Tseth, sound, or otherwise, prei? war work preferred; to £4 set paid.— Pearline Co.. 198, Queen St. well-trained; must be guaran- - teed worker; state price.—J. Williams, Box 17. I7HSH Supplies from private fishermen; . any large auantity, send particulars, price, etc.—M.D. Devcich, Victoria St., Hamilton. jiUKEWOOD, about 50 ton Tea-tree, oi. Rata; in 4ft. lengths preferred Andrew and Andrew. Otahuhu. FUNGUS Bought, highest market price, any quantity, from any part of New Zealand.—Hoe Brothers. Te Kuiti. GRAMOPHONE Records wanted at onco; cash waiting.—464, Upper Queen St., Opp. Myers Park. ICE Chest, about 3ft. x 18in. x 4ft.; not over £5; plain but serviceable.— Thomas, 131, Herald. Kauri * GUM. We Are Csish Buyers. At Highest Market Rates, of all Grades. THOS. LEES AND SONS. Customß Street East. LANTERN, suitable for Letturer; good order, and Assorted Slides; state price. —H.. 227, Hkrald. QUITS, second-hand. Clothing, Bags. BknC 5 kets, Broken Jewellery, Loose Diamonds, etc.— Piing 45-330, Meltzer Bros., G5, Victoria St. 1 • "HTHE Outline of Science," by Professor J- Thompson, 2 volumes, cloth.—MeMiken 23, Claude Rd., Epsom rPHE Sellers' Salerooms, where Big Audi 1 ence give Bigger Prices. Sell or consign vour Furniture.—Ancle'and Auctioneering Co., Ltd. Phone 42-233. A LWAYS Ring 42-GOG.-We Buy Left-ofT A Clothing. Boots, etc. —Mrs. Piggott, (Late Ke'M, Darby St X'l AA WORTH Used Furniture wanted 301UU daily, large or small lets.—Busy Bee. 165, Ponsonby Rd. Phone 27-190. DRESS AND FASHION. A CCORDION Pleating.—The latest in five xi different styles.—The Crothall Way Co., 137, Symonds St..

" TJABYLAND." next Bon Marche, New- £> ion.—Exclusive Babywear, Novelties, Outfits; exceptional value: Toddlers' Silk Knitted Garments. 17 VERY Description Feather Novelties Pi supplied. All Feather Renovations promptly executed.—Mrs. Crombie, City Chambers, Queen_ St. JPOSTLES, Tailor, Princess Theatre . Buildings, Queen St., for your Spring Suit and _assured_ satisfaction. T~ ADIES. —Your Felt and Velour RetnodJ oiled, latest shape nnd gize.—Cox's Hat Factory, Karangahape R_d. S~6d, were 12s Gd. Hewvy Ribbed Silk, wool feet and tops—Falkner's, Queen St. DR. HALL'S FAMOUS CAPSOLS—price, 12s 6d package; post free. To ensure getting genuine, order direct frcm Sole Agents, Bridge Drug Stores. Chemists, 3 Karangahape Rd. (at Grafton Bridge). for tovely T eeth, Go to Eowey Walker. For beautiful, natural looking comfortable, perefct fitting teeth. Go to Hotvey Walker. FROM £2 10 s (UPPEE SET) - HOWEY WALKER, City Chambers. 209, Queen Strert.