APARTMENTS VACANT. BED-SITTING Room, large, furn..., e.1., phone; morning tray it desired.—ls. Sentinel Rd., Heme Bay. BED-SITTING Room, fum., kitchenette, fireplace; sunny; phone.—Woodside, 2, Burleigh St., top Khyber Pass. BED-SITTING iioom, large, tront, sunny, furn.; everything provided; superior; all conys.; married couple, business ladies —3G, Victoria Rd., Devonport. BUSINESS Woman, refined, to share Furnished Flat.—Write E.F., 266, Herald. 4 C CHIMES."—Select Apartments, Double ' and Single Rooms, furn.. breakfast optional.—s7, Symonds St. Phone 41-144. CIITY. —Young lady has furn. Room, sunny, > piano, private home.—Sl, Wakefield St., Symonds St. CIITY. —Furn. double Bed-sitting Room, > e.1., gas ring; all found; XI. —107. Wt'Desley St,. West. Cill'Y. — 2 very nice, comfortably furn. ' single Rooms; respectable business people only.—2'2, Day St. DEVONPORT. —Superior furnished or unfurnished. 2 rooms, kitchenette, bathroom, separate entrance. —16. Church St. DOMINION RD... 746.—2 Front Rooms, to let., furn. Full particulars givon on application. I^PSOM. —Room, sleeping porqh, kitchenette, sunny, on car line; beautiful views; reasonable.—lA. Corbett Scott Av. Gt RAFlON,—Unfurn. Room, fireplace, f every modern conv.; new Bungalow; suitable Business Gentleman.—Address at He it alu. pRAFTON BRIDGE.—DoubIe furn. vT Bed-Sitting Room, linen, crockery, gas ring, 13s, clean.—4. Ligar St. ("J.EAFTON.— 2 Rooms and kitchenette, J unfurn.; separate entrance; e.1.; handy. —2l, Grafton Rd. REY LYNN.—Room, furnished. Lady or J Gent., breakfast optional, within 2nd section.—43, Ariki St., Grey Lynn. MARRIED Couple wanted take charge Furnished House, Board Owner and two Children; tradesman preferred; wife sole charge; city.—G.S., 270. Herald. Ml'. EDEN.—burnished bedroom and sunny sitting room, with fireplace, kitchenette.—so. Woodside Rd. Ml' fciDEN.—Furn Bed-sitting Room; glassed Sleeping Porch, kitchenette califont. all convs.—33. Fairview Rd. MT. EDEN RD., 604.—Superior, largo Bed-sitting Room, furn.. own kitchenette; separate entrance; adults. MT. EDEN (2nd Section). —Room and kitchenette, separate meter entrance; part, or unfurn.; convs.; suitable teacher or business woman.—Phone 27-972. MT. EDEN.—Rooms, 1 or 2, unfurnished, conveniences, near Grammar School, for Gentleman.—S.. 261. Herald. "YfICE, self-contained, 4 rooms, partly i.i furn phone, garage; harbour outlook; rent reasonable.—lßo, Parnell Rd., opp. St. Mary s Cathedral. ARNELL.—SingIe furn. Bed-Sitting Room, fireplace, all convs.: suit Lady —3B. St. George's Bay Rd. PONSONBY. —Bedroom and Sitting-room, front, well lurnished. sunny, fireplace, quiet, elevated.—42, Crummer Rd. REMUERA. —Large sunny Rooms, close train and tram; unfur., 2gns; furn.. £2 10s.—Phone 24-302. EOOM, double, furnished, 113, Wellesley St.; gas griller; clean and sunny. ROOM, single, furn., gent., own gas stove, meter % sink, entrance, etc. —62, Newtun Rd.. Newton. ROOMS, double and single, furn., convs.; breakfast optional. Phone 43-268. — "The Willows." 33, Symonds St. 'The Willows, ROOMS (2), good, conveniences, hot water, separate stove; reasonable.—lS, Elizabeth St.. Dominion Rd. End. ROOMS (2), with fireplace, kitchen, part furn., convs. Telephone 22-169. —15, Jubilee Av., Devonport. QYMONDS ST 25, opp. St. Pauls.— O Superior Rome, business people or casuals; breakfast; phone; newly renovated. rpAKAPUNA, Beach Front.—ldeal Furn. JL Bungalow, all convs.. " rooms; 255. Sunny, 170, Herato. r pHE VYNE. Symonds St.—Rooms, single. JL double; breakfast; permanents, casuals. —H. Jebb. Pronriettess. Phone 46-249 r pHE WILLOW'S. 33. Symonds St.—Furn. JL Rooms; breakfast optional. Phone 43-208. —Miss O'Dea. Proprietress. J^EMUERA. Widow, living alone. 7-roomed House, offers 5 Large, Unfurn. Rooms, commodious, best part Remuera, near P.O. Gas. e.1.; large section, vegetable and flower gardens; adults only, references. Write, SELECT, 12. HERALD. APARTMENTS WANTED. I) ARNELL, Near Ist Section.—Single Room, baching accommodation, respectable man. —Peters, Community Store. ROOM, unfurnished wanted, with fireplace and all convs., near Symonds St.—Moderate, 317, Herald. FARM HANDS WANTED. BOY, strong, or Youth, ussist Hand Milk amall herd; comfortable home.- Waimajku P. 0., or 231. Gt. South Rd. BOY wanted for Dairy Farm, 16 to 18; experience not necessary.—2l, Queen's Av., Dominion Rd. BROWN'S Registry, Phone 2082. Hamilton.—Milkers, 303. 355; Married Couples, SOs. both milkers: Teamsters, 40s. DAIRY Farm.—Youth, 16, smart; must be good Stripper; willing: wages according to ability.—Tlios. Taylor. Okoroire Rly. I,'ARM Hand, General, tor small Sheep 1 Farm State wages and if able to plough.—S.A., 12(i. Herald (GENERAL farm work, nloughing, etc; T no milking.—Worker, 2~'. Herald. HAND Milker, good, early riser; 25s and LAD. willing, to learn Farming; must be willing.—S. McCallum, Matakohe. __ AD for Dairy Farm, to assist in shed, etc.; must be good stripper; machines used; state wages required.—Thos. A. Summers, Mahoenui. LEARNER, dairy farm; Youth, milk; 255; good Farm Hands, waiting employment.—Clark's Registry, Queen St. TITACHINE Milking.—Man; must be good; IVL odd farm work; good home; no dud need apply; 30s start.—J. Osborne, ±e Kawa. MACHINE Milker and General Farm Work; state experience and wages.— J. Laing, Ruawai. _ TITAN, respectable, experienced stripper. IVJL general Farm Work State wages.—H Barker, Waharoa. TITAN or Youth, good hand milker, IVI clean t ' reliable.—W. H. Andrews, St. Heliers MAN. young, respectable, experienced Machine Milking and General | arm Work; wages, £'2 per week and found. —S. McGowan. Putaruru. MAN, young, wanted, with experience Sheep and Cattle Station; with dogs preferred; also, able to milk.—Loan and Mercantile Agency Co.. Ltd.. Auckland. AN. good, machine and hand milking, general Farm work: used to horses preferred; state wages.—Metcalfe and Sons, Matakohe. TITAN, experienced, for Milking and Farm IYJL Work; machines used; good stripper essential.—Milker, 187, Herald. TITAN, assist Milking and General Farm IYX Work; good wages experienced man. — Colledge, 4. Waterloo Quadrant, between 9 and 2 o'clock Saturday. _ MARRIED Couple, milk about 60 cows. Waikato; good 5-roomed cottage; machines.—H.W.. 245, Herald. OHARE-Milkers.—Wanted a Man with own O herd of 40 cows and pigs, on i shares. —Dairyman, c.o. Boyce. Cambridge. HARE-Milker, with own cows, about 40, i shares; good house, good farm, etc.; refs.—R. Baker, Turua. YOUTH, Dairy Farm, machines, odd jobs: good home. State wages. McDonald. Te Akau. Ngaruawahia. YOUTH, respectable, strong, about IS. for Farm Work: must be good milker, machines.—Slot. Paengaroa. YOUTH, used to Machines, must be good stripper; good home, good wages. L. Foy, Pukekohe. YOUTH, experienced dairy farm, used machines and horses; wages, 30s. Apply Box 7, Matanpri. YOUTH wanted, experienced Machine Milker, assist Farm Work: good home; wages 25s start.—Shortt. Waitoa. YOUTH, refined, energetic, good niilker: good homo assured.—Lester Wood. Ardmore. Papakura. VOUTH, for Farm. Morrinsville. experi--1 enco not necessary; utnto age, wages leqnired. Good home.—Machines, 11 ». Herald. \7tr A N T 13 D ' V > ASSISTANT GROUNDSMAN. Upkeep of sports ground, laying down of cricket pitches, keep grounds in order etc. Experience not necessary. Honest, hardworking man required. Applicants will be interviewed at KING'S COLLEGE, on MONDAY. August, 22. at 3.45 p.m. o v E RD U E ACCOUX T S. WE CAN COLLECT. TRY US. References from Leading Firms. THE NATIONAL COLLECTORS. LTD.. 16, Fort Street.
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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXIV, Issue 19720, 20 August 1927, Page 1
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