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FAEM HANDS WANTED. BOY, strong, good stripper, odd jobs; good home; £1 week and found.—Box 11. luupiri. BOl' for Sheep Station. Milk and Useful.—Fanners' Freezing Co.. Endean's Bldgs., 9 a.m., Friday, Oct. 2S. BOY wanted tor Farm, odd jobs ana help milk at night; wages 20s.—Vincent. Tatuanui. BOY or Girl, to assist Milking.—kelson Hanks, Matamata. CIOUPLE, no children, both Milk (ma- ' chides); man farm; woman housekeep; £3. found.—K. Watkins, Kaiwaka. DAIRY Farm.—Youth, for Milking; good home, 25a week, rise if suitable.—W. Luxton. Waitoa. IT'ARM Hand, experienced. Machine Milk--F irig and Farm Work.—Meet Employer HEtiLD Otfice, Thursday morning, between 11.30 and 12. Hand, young Emigrant not objected to.—James Law, Whitikahu. Tanpiri. Hands (2). wanted immediately; good home and wages. Apply before 10 a.m.—Address at Herald. GIRL or Boy, assist hand-milk small herd; no other work; wages £l. Hollis. Matamata. MACHINE Milker, experienced, capable take charge shed AO cows; also manage pigs and kill sheep and lambs.—Brents. Ltd , Rotorua. MAN or Strong Boy, milking machines, odd jobs; state wages; farm close railway station.—M.J., 45, Herald. MAN, young, experienced, reliable, Machine Milking, Farm Work; good home and wages.-—Holden, Te Kawa. MAN, handy, reliable, Machine Milking. General Farm Work; refs. required; Htate wages; good home.—Genuine, 572, Herald. MAN, young, energetic, machine milking, farm work; must be clean worker; £2. —Wright, Okoroire Railway. MAN wanted, with 40 to 50 good cows, milk, half-shares; best of grass.—R. Uarrah. Wharepoa. MAIS, reliable. Machine Milking and Farm Work: state experience, wages 30s. — G. W. McKay. Rural Mail, Aka Aka. MAN, young. Milk few Cows and grneral Farm Work.—C. J. Insley. Hobsonville. MAN or Youth wanted; must be good Milker. General Farm Work; sharp; state experience and wage.—G. A. Bruce. Te Kauwhata. MAN. elderly, Milk small Herd, General Work; bach; good place; urgent; state wages.—Suburban. 760, Herald. ' TITAN, Machine Milk 18 cows; good fencer, JxL general work; state wages.—A.R., 778, Herald MAN, capable, for Mixed Farm, with knowledge of sheep.—Apply Pines, Onerahi, or Phone 5-JBW. "Whangarei. MAN, married, experienced, Machine Milking, General Farm Work.—Gane Coy., Wyndham St., Auckland MARRIED Man, SOs. cottage; Farmnand, 355, machines (Boy assistant). —Bell's Registry, Winstone Bldgn.. Queen St. MARRIED Couple. for Dairy Farm, both good milkers; board employer.—John Torbet. Waiau Fa YOUTH, reliable, good stripper, machine milking and general; wages 30s.— Phone 221 D, Morrinsville. Matthews, Tatuanui. YOUTH, for Dairy Farm; must be ÜBed to machines.—J. Morris. Rugby Road. Mt. Roskill. YOUTH, experienced, wanted assist Dairy Farm.—Apply Judd, Matangi. VTOUTH, active, used to Milking Ma 1 chines and General Farm Work.—W E. 8. Willy. Turua. YOUTH, help with Machines; no farm work; wages 25s.—Apply C.o. Store, Tatuanui. 1 JEARSON'S Registry, Exchange Lane.— £ Shearers (2), Youths, for Dairy Farms; W.-Cook, Housekeeper. WANTED TO BUY. AMBERGRIS, best casa price,—Walter Mason, S. H.M. Arcade (Ground Moor), Queen St. . APPARJiL. —Mrs. Outtrim, largest buyer Ladies', Gent's Lett-off Clothing.—l 7, V ictoria St. Phone 42-674. BLi'OKE belling, Ueiore Buying your Furniture, consult Souirrell and Co. Furniture, consult Squirrell and Co. We deiy competition.—Phone 44-398. l-Z-E-i-V&LN& .Lighting Plant, in good order; JL> state number of lights, price.—Ansell, lieywood Crescent, Epsom.

BEST Price given for Suits, Dresses, Boots, Tools, etc.—Hansen's, WakeHeld St.t opp. Town Hall. Phone 43-021. BiL Tools, Jewellery, any condition, Watcbes, £ alse Teeth, Cameras. Binoculars, etc.—Clarkson, 38, Ponsonby Rd. / IASH Register, state lowest cash price: must be in good order.—Box 1642, G.P.O. Auckland. CENTRAL Furniture Depot, Newmarket, pays best prices for Furniture.—Rind 45-169. Valuation free. C CLOTHING—Second-Hand Suits. etc.— > Phone 45-330. and representative will call.—Meltzer Bros., 65, Victoria St. Teeth, sound or otherwise, prewar work preferred; to £4 set paid.— Pearline Co. 193. Queen St. Highest Prices and Quick Returns consign you" Eggs to us.—E. W. Griffiths, Producer;.' Agent, 37, Fort Street, Auckland. Bought, highest market price; any quantity, from any part of New Zealand.—Hoe Btos . Tt Kuiti. FURNITURE. —Any quantity, bought for cash; buyers waiting.— Robertson, Auctioneer. Queen St. (opp. Court's). Phone 43-025. ("1 AS Stove, good order, large size.— X Apply Stove, 395, Herald." HOT Pie Oven, Water Jacketed, required; in good condition. H.Y. 245. Herald. INVALID Push Chair. Convalescent Home, 20, Shelly Beach Rd. Phone 26-550. KA U R i GUM. We are Cash Buyers At Highest Market Rates, of All Grades. THOS'. LEES AND SONS. Customs Street East. MARQUEE. with poles, second-hand, large size; must be in first-class order; cheap.—Buyer, 753, Herald. MIRROR. Dressmaker's, cheap; particulars and price.—Mirror, 600, HeBAJLD. RABBITS.— Trappers, do your own skinning and forward carcases to Sanford. Ltd., Auckland. RABBITS, fresh trapped, skinned, wanted weekly supply; hampers provided.— Taylor, 275, Dominion Rd. SAFE, large, second-hand.—Apply P.O. Box 52, Auckland. SAFES (2), small, used, office.—Apply, name, maker and measurement and cash price. Henry and Son. Patumahoe. WRAPPERS.— Consign Unskinned Rabbits JL to Kidd and Co., Auckland. We pay freight: cheques weekly. rpURKEYS, Gobblers and Hens, any 1 quantity; cut market price given.—C. La Rose, c.o. Page's Store, Kingeland. WATER Piping. 1500 ft.. }in.. secondhand. state price and condition.— Buchanan. Swanson TTULC'ANISER, must be cheap.—State * make and prico to Vulcaniser. 657. Hkralq. Hamilton. _______ ABOUT Rags. ljd lb.; Bottles, Copper, Lend, Brass Bought. Collected.—McKic, Wellington Place. Phone 46-341. LWAYS Ring 42-606. We buy Left-ofF 1\ Clothing. Boots, etc.—Mrs. Piggott (late Kelly), Darby St. PUPILS WANTED. ART Basky.work. Coloured Leatherwork, Pokerwork, Pewterwork, Penpainting, Stencilling, Woodcarving, prospectus posted —Miss Aylinn 4. Strand Arcade. ASHLEIGH College. N.Z. Insurance Bldg.—Public Examinations. Backward Education. Tuition, day, evening. Strictly individual attention. AUCTION Bridge, experienced Gentleman Teachei nersonal and correspondence classes. - Phpne 42-602, or write, E.C.L., 60. Herald. Dressmaking and classes. Ladiesmaterials cut and fitted; daily 10-12. 2-4; also Quarterly Classes.—McClymont and Woodhead. 40, City ChamVers. DRULEIGH College employs only the highest qualified instructors; quick results assured all subiects,—Anzac Avenue. ITALIAN. French. Mandolin, taught by certificated teacher. —Madame Palaazi, Avocc Cleveland Rd . Pnrnell. MOTOR-Driving taught thoroughly by expert. Council certificate guaranteed; fees moderate Auckland Motor School R7 Albert St , Auckland Phone 43-050. SWIMMING. —Latest American Crawl; ladies', children's classes; 6 lessqns, £1 Is.—D. B. Andersen. Box 1327 Tft/TRELESS.— Druleigh Wireless School »» (Incorporating Anderson's) trains for P.M.G. Certificate in four months.—Telephone 46-884 WHY JOrN THE RANKS OF THE FAILURES When 1 can Teach you a reliable method of estimating end tendering in a correspondence oourse extending over 12 months or night school in two quarters. Send particulars, WILLIAM E. lOHNS. Ra tangi Rd.. Mt Eden. Auckland. Office Phone 44-390. Res. Phone. 21-388. TUITION WANTED. LAMPSHADE Making Jn all branches.— Lady wishes to learn.—Address at Hesalsk

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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXIV, Issue 19778, 27 October 1927, Page 1

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Page 1 Advertisements Column 6 New Zealand Herald, Volume LXIV, Issue 19778, 27 October 1927, Page 1

Page 1 Advertisements Column 6 New Zealand Herald, Volume LXIV, Issue 19778, 27 October 1927, Page 1

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