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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXIV, Issue 19730, 1 September 1927, Page 1

SITUATIONS WANTED. PAINTER, Paperhanger. Satisfaction guaranteed; free estimates, contract, labour; town, country; best materialis, neatness speciality.—Satisfaction, 585, Herald. PAINTING. Paperhanging, wanted by experienced Tradesman; no job too small.—l J hotie 21-535. PAINTING and Paperhanging.—Neatness a speciality; all materials supplied; prices moderate. —Hassan. 15. Beaconsfield PAPERHANGING, Painting, Scrimming. all House Repairs; best tradesmanship. —Buraitt, 37, Symonds St., Cor. Mt. Street, RETURNED Soldier, with dependants, requires Work of any description.—R.S., 803, Heka.lt). SALESWOMAN open for engagement, thoroughly experienced Showroom and General Drapery; capable taking charge.— Salee,, 817, Herald. Q AWMlLLEßS.—Orderman or Yardman, O thoroughly experienced, requires situation, town or country; distance no object. —M.A., 804. Herald. SHEEP Farm.—Youth requires work, permanent position state wages—Sheep, c.o. Echlin's, Morrinsville. SLAUGHTERMAN, competent, seeks situation in country, boilers, all duties. — ~ GO, Herald. r |TA.ERING, Sanding, Tennis Lawns, JL Grounds Laid Out.—Ring B. Bishop. 7. King Edward Av., Epsom. Books kept. Balance-sheets -L made up; terms very moderate.—Hunt, P.O. Box 1308. WASHING or Kitchen Work by Day.— Q., 789. Kekald. WASHING, Cleaning, wanted, by widow, Tuesdays, Thursdays. Fridays, halfday; good refs. -Urgent, 831, Herald. WORKING Manager, stock, cultivation, dairying, thoroughly competent, reliable. experienced all branches; refs.— Worker. 907, Hkrald. "VaTATCHMAKER requires position. City .y »- or Country Town; Swiss and Australian experience; refs.—W., 957. Herald. YOUTH wants to learn Machine Milking; good home essential; state wages.— F.W.. 931. Herald. FARM HANDS WANTED. BOY, strong, or I'oung Man, lor Milking, machines; state wages.—J. McGowan, Ruawai. BOY, respectable, smart., assist small Dairy Farm, machines; good home; state experience, wages.—M.H.V., 887, Herald. BUi. assist mii King, odd jobs; wages £l. Washer and Quin. potum H.U., 'l'e Kawa. DAIRY Farm.—Boy or Youth, assist hand-milking, etc.—Buckiand's, Haymarket, Albert St. DAIRY Farm.—Strong Youth wanted, some experience; state wages; machines used; refs.—McKay and McKay, Ngatea. \,TACHINE Milking, General Farm Work. i'J. —Man, young; good wages to good man.—W. 11. Tuck. Mntangi, or Phone 298 D, Hamilton. VI AN wanted for Stud Farm, experience IVIL with thoroughbred horses; wages 35s and found.—J. Pohlen. Matamata. MAN, Team Work, assist hand milk, few cows; sheep; state wages.—EL. S. Townend, Private Bag. Te Awamutu. MAN, thoroughly experienced, Machine Milking, General Farm Work; £2.— Washer unci Quiii, Pokuru, R.D , Te Kawa. TARRIED Couple, no children; wages £3 ItJ 10b; good nouse, milk and firewood; Man machine milk and farm work; wife help in shed; both good milkers; references required.—C., 97, Herald. MAN, strong, used horises, good milker, knowledge sheep, fencing, and team work.—Experienced, 951, Herald, Hamilton. ]V.rARPJED Couple, to milk 40 cows, ma--1»X chines; board owner; state wages.— Farmer, 947, Herald.

MARRIED Couple wanted by bachelor; woman assist milking if necessary; state wage.—K. Watkins, Kaiwaka. MTLKING and General Farm Work.— Man. young, bacli with owner; wages 255. R., 949. Herald. SRARE-Milker wanted, hand-milk 60 to 70 cows; third shares. —M. A. Carter, Netherton. YOUTH for Dairy - Farm, H;xnd Milking; good home.—Apply, statin? wages, experience, Stokes, Kopuku, Pokeno. YOUTH for General Farm Work, milking machines used; ISs and found.— Farmer, Box 23, Ngatea. YOUTH, for Dairy Farm; only good hand milkers need apply.—D. Courtney, Ptinri, Thames. "yOUTH, assist Dairy Farm, experienced JL immigrant p-eferred; wage 3£ 1 !>s and found.—Urgent, 880, Herald. "VTOUTH wanted for General Farm Work, X used to milking machines and horses; statfi wages required.—Apply Herald Agency. Matakana. , PEARSON'S Registry. Exchange Lane.— Youths (Hand and Machine Milking), Learners, for Dairy Farms; C.-Handyman. WANTED TO BUY. ANY Quantity Furniture bought, spot cash, best prices.—Central Furnishing Depot, opp. Hutchinson's. Newmarket. 45-169. AMBERGRIS, best cash price.—Walter Mason, 8, H.M. Arcade (Ground Floor), Queen St. A LWAYS King 42-606. We buy Left-ofE XV Clothing. Boots, etc. Mrs. Piggott (late Kelly). Darby St. * PPAREL.—Mrs. Outtrim. largest buyer J\ Ladies,' Gent.'s Left-off Clothing.—7l. Victoria St. Phone 42-674. ACON Cutter, in good order, m«?t be reasonable price.—Reply, Grocer, 870. Herald. BEFORE Selling, Before Buying your Furniture, consult Squirrell and Co.. We defy competition.—Phone 44-398. BEST Price given for Suits, Dresses. Boots. Tools, etc. Hansen's, Wakefield St.. opp.Town Hall Phone 43-021. BICYCLES. Tools. Jewellery, any condition: Watches. False Teeth. Cameras. Binoculars, etc.—Clarkson. 38. Por.aonby Rd. BOOKS, in sound condition, particularly fiction; top prices.—Brooking and Son. 2S, Wellesley St. W. CASH Registers, good, second-hand; state full particulars and where seen.—P.O. Box 724, Auckland. CLOTHING, Second-hand Suits, etc.— V> Phone 45-330 and representative will call.—Meltze-i Bros., 65. Victoria St. DAY-LITE Air Gas Plant, lighting, cookin£f heating; must be first-class order. —Price, full particulars. P.O. Box BSO. Auckland. FALSE Teeth, sound or otherwise, prewar work preferred; to £4 set paid.— Pearline Co., 198, Queen St. 170R Highest Prices and Quick Returns consign your Eggs to us.—E. W. Griffiths, Producers' Assent. 37, Fort St., Auckland. FUNGUS bought, highest market price: any quantity, from any part of NewZealand.—Hoe Bros., Te Kuiti. 1 FURNITURE.—Any quantity, bought for cash: buyers waiting.—Robertson, Auctioneer Queen St. (opp. Court's). Phone 43-025. Kauri 4 , GUM. We are Cash Buyers. At Highest Market Rates, of all Grades. THOS. LEES AND SONS. Customs Street East. MILK wanted, up to 50 gallons per day.— State price and particulars to Dairy. 913. Hf.RA£D. MILK. 10 gallons wanted daily, Takapuna: must be guaranteed.—Milk, 895. Herald. RABBITS (Angora), pair wanted.—State price and all particulars .to Rabbit. A.S., 352. Herald RABBITS, Skinned and Dressed. Is 4d pair.—Consign Cases to Sanford. Ltd.. Jellicoe St.. Auckland. ROOFING Iron, second-hand, for cash; state price. Dealers need not apply.— Iron, 110, Herald. Chairs, Crockery, etc.; suitable for tea rooms.—Tea Rooms. 964. for tea rooms.—Tea Rooms, 964, Herald. Rabbits.—Consign to Kidd and -L Co., Wellesley St., Auckland: highest prices given: freight paid. Set, guaranteed good order, ii 2 or more valves, aerial equipment unnecessary,—Cash. 459. Herald, Hamilton. "VTOUR Used Furniture brings better X prices if Carpenter sells it.—Phone 44-354; 183, Karangahape Rd. 100 TONS T EA-TREE FIREWOOD, IN 4FT. LENGTHS. MUST BE DRY AND FIRST-CLASS WOOD. Write, FIREWOOD. 911, HERALD. DYERS AND CLEANERS. /"CLEANING Firm that assures eatiefaction.—Vacuum Cleanine Co.. C.nr tion.—Vacuum Cleaning Co., Cor. Wellesley and Albert Sts. Phone 41-769. „■*- NZ. DRY CLEANING CO.. *%. > * • Newton. Phones, WEST. Collect anti Deliver. .•" 44-6P" °f L . v—^