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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXIII, Issue 19417, 27 August 1926, Page 1

FARM HANDS WANTED. BOY, good. Dairy Farm, assist with 35-10 cows; machines used. —T. J. O Loughlra, Motumaoho. - BOY or Youth, machine milking; 253; 53 weekly bonus, bach with mates.— C. Neale. Taurangaoffloana. Matamata. BOY, for dairy farm; state wages and experience.—Box .9, Mntangi. BOY or Youth, Machine • Milking; used team work; wages 25s.—C. R. Bsrchail, Otorohanga. BOY (15-17). strong, willing, for Sheen Farm; milk 3 cows, and assist fencing, scrub-cutting, etc.; wages £l.—Apply, stating age and experience, to, G.J., 271, Herald. GENERAL Farm Hand, for Dairy Farm, good home; wages. 30s.— Yearbury. Selwyn Kd.. Epsom. "A/FAN, young, or Youth, wanted. Machine i»X Milking and Farm Work; state wages. —Frank Parker. Opaheke. MAiV, single, for Machines and Work; wages, £2 and found; or Married Man, wifj to cook for 1 or 2 men; £2 10s, found.—Rae, Pukeatua. "_ MAN, expeiienced, capable, take charge Dairy Farm, Machines and General Work.—Deans. Karaka, Papakura. MAN, to milk between 30 and >lO cows. Hand Milking, and do Farm Work; house free.—Farm Hand, 240, Herald. MAN, young, single, live in, assist Milking, C.O.R. test cows.—Anderson, Tamaki House. Kohimarama. MAN, young, for Station, able kill preferred, good prospects.—Write. Youth, W. Austin, Kaukapakapa, or Phone 137, Helensville. MAN, young, Station Work; must be good fencer and other station work; state wages.—Station. 299, Hkrald. MAN, single, reliable, experienced, machine milking, general farm work, bach with employer; 30s week; rise after October.—King, C.o. Jeileries, Waercnga. TITAN or Youth, must be good hand i-'J- milker, good wages suitable man.— H. Dally, Netherton. "TITAN, young, respectable, experienced. -l»X Dairy Farm; machines used; £2 and found: state age.—Willing, 2G5, Herald. MAN, general farm hand, machines used. —Apply P. J. Crump. 63. Queen St. TITAN, able work Team, milk when, rei'X quired; machines.—Apply, evenings, 15. Ardmore Rd., Herne Bay. PLOUGHMAN, single, experienced for Sheep and Cattle Run.—x\brahain and Williams. Customs St. TJ\7ORKING Partner for Dairy Farm, T » North Auckkiil; egual shares; must bo good Farmer.—Address at Herald. VOUTH, energetic, accustomed general X farm work, milk few cows, good opportunity become capable farmer.—J. Williams, Box 17, Auckland. "VOUTH, wanted, with knowledge Sheep X and Cattle Farming; 25s week and keep.—Winstone, Ltd., Auckland. YOUTH, with previous experience, for Sheep Farm, wages £1 week and found.' —Farmer, 301, Herald. ~\7"OUTH wanted, for dairy farm; Machines X used; state experience, wages.—H. Bartleet, Waharoa. "V'OUTH, for Machines, good Hand Milker; X 45 cows; light farm work; 25s week, and bonus ss.—J. E. Cronin. Onewhero. YOUTH for Farm Hand, good home.—•• Apply, E. E. Leaning, Town Hall Shoe Store. Queen St. ALL-Round Farm Hand, £2 weekly, found.—Apply between 4.30-5 p.m., Royal Oak Pharmacy, Royal Oak. CLARK'S Registry, 63. Queen St. —Youths, Men. Machine Milking; Couples, Dairy Farms; Girl, able to Milk. PEARSON'S Registry, Exchange Lane.— Machine Milkers, Man, Orchard work. Youths (dairy farms), Shepherds, Girl (farm). WANTED TO BUY. \ DVENTURE, Physical Culture, Picture and other Magazines.—King's Book-Music-Art Shop, 62, Wellesley St. W. A MBERGRIS, best cash price.—Walter ■-tX Mason, 8, H.M. Arcade (Ground Floor). Queen St ANSbLiL and Co.. Auctioneers, 10<, Symonds St., buy Furniture, Pianos, etc.. outright, for Cash.—4l-918. A- PPAREL.—Mrs. Outtrim, largest Buyer XX Ladies', Gents' Left-off Clothing.—7l; Victoria St. Phono 42-674. \ UCKLANJJ Auctioneering Co., Ltd., 6 xV , Customs St. Wv, will buy £2OO Furni j turo daily. Phone 42-238. i___ BiiST PRICES' given for Clean Beeswax any Quantities.— Wirigate and Co., Ltd. opp. G.P.0., Queen St. BOOKS, ill sound condition,_ particularly Fiction, top prices.—Brooking and Son, 28, Wellesley St. West. . BOOKS and Magazines bought; highest prices given for clean copies.—Mack's Bookshop, 355, Queen St. BROADWAY Auction Mart, 279-81, Broadway, 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, 466, Queen St.. opp Myers Park. /""lONCRETE Mixer, small, wanted to buy or hire; good working order; reasonable.—Crete, 24. Herald. Set; must be in good condition.—Cash, 234. Herald. FALSE Teeth, sound, or otherwise, prewar work preferred; to £4 set paid.— Pearline Co.. 198. Queen St. 17*ISH Supplies from private fishermen; . any large quantity; send particulars, price, etc.—M.D. Devcich, Victoria St., Hamilton. . {FIREWOOD, about 50 ton Tea-tree, oi Rata; in 4ft. lengths preferred Andrew and Andrew, Otakuhu. /GRAMOPHONE Records wanted at once; VJT cash waiting.—464, Upper Queen St., Opp. Myers Park. HONEY Extractor. 2-frame, "Novice," in good condition. —T. Hall. Waiwera. IANTERN, suitable for Lecturer; good i order, and Assorted Slides; state price. —H., 227, Herald. RABBITS. Rabbit and Calf Skins. —Waikato Fish Supply Works, Le Quesne'B Bids., Grey St., Hamilton East. SUITS, second-hand. Clothing, Bags, Blankets, Broken Jewellery, Loose Diamonds, etc.—Ring 45-330, Meltzer Bros., 65, Victoria St. "rpHE Outline of Science," by Professor X Thompson, 2 volumes, cloth McMiken--23, Claude Rd., Epsom fT*HE Sellers' Salerooms, where Big Audi X ence give Bigger Prices. Sell or consifrn your Furniture.—Auckland Auctioneering Co.. Ltd. Phone 42-238. ALWAYS Ring 42-606.—We Buy Left-oil Clothing, Boots, etc.—Mrs. Piggott, (Late Kelly), Darby St O SECOND-HAND H.P. RANGES L WANTED. Four feet six or six feet. THE FLETCHER CONSTRUCTION CO., LTD. PI A A WORTH Used Furniture wanted d&JLUU daily, large or small lots.—Busy Bee, 165, Ponsonby Rd. Phone 27-190. TURNITURE. 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. HOUSES AND LAND FOE EXCHANGE BLOCK Sections, adjoining Station; concrete road, for Unimproved Sheep Farm, Farmlet; no agents.—Sections, 20'2, Herald. /COTTAGE, 4 rooms, kitchenette, 2nd sec., \J Parnell. offered part payment larger House, volcanic soil.—M., 16, Herald. TTOUSE and few Acres wanted, PapaXJL tqeto-J-Mangere; exchange unencumbered House, Mt. Eden.—Abbott, Elmsly, 95, Queen St. ' ■ 2 QUARTER-ACRE Sections, ,£435; equity £2OO and cash for good Used Car.— Phone 12-415. TTNENCUMBERED.—2O Acres, suburban; V all buildings, nice situation; £2500. Owner wants 45-cow Farm, lightly encumbered; has other equity £9OO. CRAIG, 25, Phoenix Chambers. SUBURBAN FARMLET. going. concern. Bungalow, 6 rooms, 12 good dairy cows. 1 bull, 2 yearlings, 1 horse, all implements, dairy utensils, 300 poultry, toola, etc. Will exchange for City Property. OWNER. 15S. Gt. North Rd., Grey Lynn. WILL EXCHANGE FOR SECTION AND CASH. Confectionery, Cakes, Butter, etc. Splendid stand, dome £lB per week; excellent living accommodation. Price £175. Owner take Section and £75 cash.—The Live Agent, R. H. WOOD, » 91-93, Queen St. (over Hugh Wright's). ACRES. . GOVT. MORTGAGE £2500. All in grass, good buildings, milking machines, 40 food cows, 10 head dry stock, 20 pigs, full range implements. This i 3 one of the best farms in the district. All stock been wintered On property. Equity £1500; exchange Town House. PARRIS, Phoenix Chambers.