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FARM SANDS WANTED. BOY, just left school. Machine Milking, odd jobs; good home; wages 10s.— Grecmvood, Karaka, Papakura. BOSf or ¥outh for Dairy Farm; machines; good home; state wages, experience.— W. bpinley, Mataniata. DAIKY Farm.—Experienced Boy required ' ior Machine Milking, generally useful; good home.—Brown, care H. R. Burrett, 1.4, Fort St. DAIRY Farm.—Experienced Christian youth; Whakatane; good home; £1 6s; start season.—loH, Pacific Bldgs.. Queen and Wellosley Sts.. Auckland. I7IAMILY, 8 milkers, reliable, experienced, handle 70-80 cows; state wages required; refs.; own cottage.—C. F. Hart, i'atetonga lid., Morrinsville. 1 FAMILY, 3 milkers, machines and farm . work; board . single Man; i,'i and found.—Kea, Pukeatua. 1 FARMER, with good farm, wants another with herd of 80-100 cows, to milk half share basis.—Opportunity, 814, Herald. HANDY Man.—Position filled. Thanks to applicants.—Biddies. Dargaville. LAD, assist Machine Milking and Odd Jobs: £1 and found.—E. B. Brewster, JLi Jobs; £1 and found.—E. B. Brewster, Pukekawa. LAD, refined, wanted, assist machine milking and general larm work, commence August 1; little experience preferred, but not essential; 15s and found; good home and bonus to suitable lad.—i j.U., bit). Herald. MAN, young, wanted, experienced, Milking and General Farm Work; bach.— G.. c.o. Boyce, Cambridge. MAN, married preferred, work and manage 200 acres, 16 miles Auckland; House, firing, milk.—State wages required to X.T., 810, Heuald. MAN wanted, must be thorough Ploughman, also aEsist with Machine Milking; permanent position to suitable man; wages £2. —J. V. Wyborn. Te Aroha. Tl/I ARRIED Couple, with Boy preferred, jLvX wanted for General Farm Work; milk 50 cows (machine); good house.—Apply with refs. to F.P., 819, Heuald. TV/TARRIED Couple for Farm; clean work-i-'X ere, good strippers; must state wages. —Milkers, care Boyce, Cambridge. POSITION now filled, thanking all applicants.—E. B. Brewßter, Pukekawa. SHARE-Milkers wanted, with herd 40 or 60 good cows: half shares.—J. Smvlie. O 60 good cows; half shares.—J. Smylie, Matamata. YOUTH, smart, used to Machines, Mixed Farming, able to Ride.—Address at Herald. YOUTH, strong. General Farm Work, Machine Milking; wages 30s start.— Dick Lewiß, Waihou. YOUTH, machine milking, general farm work; 25s start; must be energetic.— S. T. Keen. Awakeri. YOUTH, experienced, Machine Milking, Farm Work; good home; 30s. found; state age. experience.—Duncan. Wliangamarino. PEARSON'S Registry, Exchange Lane.— Youths, for Machine Milkine: Counle. JL Youths, for Machine Milking; Couple, both Hand Milkers; Housekeeper for Farm. g H A R E - MILKERS. Great opportunity offers to Practical Dairyman, with owr herd, 50 upwards, on good Farm. Every convenience. To a good man with credentials, owner 'is prepared to assist in finance in increasing or improving his herd, or procuring a herd. Send fullest particulars to COMPETENT, BGB. Herald. WORK WANTED. BACHELOR Farmer, life experience stock, wants Management good Dairy Farm.—Farmer, 970, Herald, Hamilton. BAD Cooking Stoves can be made equal to new.—Payne, 50, Richmond Koad. Phone 27-097. BUILDER, unemployed. Alterations, Additions, Landscape Work, Stone. Concrete Walls, absolutely reliable; refs.—R.M., liA. Hkkald. CIARPENTER, Shop, Office Fitter, Alter- > ations. Garages, Stalls Winter Exhibition.—J.A.M.. 85. Newton Rd. /CHIMNEY Sweep, practical; Ranges, \J Coppers. Incinerators; no dust; moderate charges.—Colquhoun, Totara St., Ponsonby. Phone 26-759. 17 UR Coats, Necklets, wanted to renovate -I- or remake; charges moderate.—Write Petty. Hum, Rd.. Ft. Chevalier. GARDENER, highly recommended, local testimonials, fancy work, pruning, etc.,* 2 days weekly.—2, School Rd.. Morningside. C GARDENER, expert, wants Regular Work T by the Day; flowers a speciality.'— •Diosma. 835, Herald. • 1 1 GARDENING, Hedges, Lawns Prepared ■and Renovated, Sections Cleared, Levelled; practical Man; 12s 6d. fares.— Hyacinth, 808, Herald. GARDENING. Cleaning, Digging, Odd Jobs done, any suburb: 10s day; good worker.—Toiler, 855, Herald. M Couple, no encumbrance, Share-Milk- • ijig or good wages; recommended.— Bell's Registry. Winstone Bldgs., Queen St. r PAILORING, Dressmaking, own home or J- day, or lessons given; make up own material.—Moderate, 791, Herald. ~\SJ ASHING or Cleaning, half-days. VV Woman, young, absolutely reliable; refs.—Write W.M., 735, Herald. WOMAN, young, strong, wauts Cleaning, day or half; urgent.—G.L., 728, Herald. WANTED TO BUY. ALUMINIUM. Copper. Brass. Zinc, Bottles, Bones, Sacks. Sacking.—G. Kennerley. 1«7, Albert St. Phone 46-514. AMBERGRIS, best cash price.—Walter Mason, 8,. H.M Arcade (Ground Floor), Queen Street. APPAREL. —Always Ring 42-606. \\ e buy Left-olt Clothing, Boots, etc. —Mrs. Piggott (late Kelly), Darby St. APPAREL. —Mrs. Outtrim, largest buyer ladies', gent.'s Left-off Clothing.—7l, Victoria St. Phone 42-674. ARTIFICIAL Teeth, Crowns, Bridges, any condition. Top market price paid. —Pearlino Co., 9, Security Bldgs. ANY LANDOWNER HAVING SUBSTANTIAL CLAY DEPOSITS in the vicinity of Auckland, suitable for brick and pipe-making, please communicate with BRICKS, P.O. Box 4, Wellington. A BLE alwayß to give Highest Spot Cash A. Price for Used Furniture. JOHN CARLAW, 24, Wyndham St. (next Gas Co.'s Offices). Phone 44-246. AUCKLAND Auctioneering Co. give best cash offer for your Furniture. 6, Customs Street. Phone 42-238. Always be sure. Get JOHN CARLAW To do your Auction. 24. Wyndham St. (nest Gas Co.'s Offices). Phone 44-246. BEST Price give'n for Suits, Dresses, Boots, Tools, etc. —Hansen's. Wakefield St., opp. Town Hall.—Phone 43-021. Galvanised Piping, 700 ft., used, jin. ; portion do. iin., fair order.—Price, vJT portion do. 4in., fair order.—Price, where to be seen, write A., 756, Herald. T?URNISHINGS, Bedroom, Dining Room, " in oak; Kitchen; new or first-class order; cash.—Address at Herald. HAIRDRESSER'S Chair.—State particulars to C. Hawkins. 141, Symonds St. KAURI GUM. We Are Cash Buyers. L. LICHTENSTEIN AND J. PAYKEL, LTD., Paykel's Bldgs., Anzac Avenue. MELTZER BROS., 65, Victoria St., City, buy Left-off Clothing. Suits, Old Gold, Euilding Society Shares.—Phone 45-330. TI/fASONIC Royal Arch Sash and Apron.— IVI Reply, statins price, to J.P.. 783. Herald. MILK, in quantities. 20 to 100 gallons.— Addresß at Herald. OFFICE Desk, roller top preferred.— 732. Herald. OPOSSUM and Rabbit Skins, highest prices given.—H. Kidd and Co., 149, Wellesley St. West. Auckland OPOSSUM SKINS, RABBITSKINS.— We are Cash Buyers. Highest prices. Prompt Cheque. Send for Price List. NORTHERN EXPORT CO., LTD., Head Office, Strand, Parnell. Phone 40-231. RABBITS in any quantity, dressed or Bkins on; highest, cash prices.—Sanford Ltd., Jellicoe St. rpOTARA Posts.—2oo good Totara Posts, 1 6 x 4. Oft long.—D. Cameron, One w h ero. TOOLS of all descriptions, any condition; highest prices given. Shergold. 54. Victoria St. U R N I T U Wo will Buy tho House as it stands or in smaller lots. HIGHEST PRICES. SPOT CASH. Phone 4U-320. . . RICHARD ARTHUR. LTD. (Opposite Town Hall). INSURANCE. A LLIANCE ASSURANCE CO.. LTD. fx —Assets f 30,000,000. Phone 43-123. 5. O'Connell St. Manager. Wilfrid SkegK. SO. g.—Procrastination invites attack . by Chaos. Rescue Certain if you ap■nlv for Insurance before hostilities commence.—Gei>ld A. Peake, P.O. Box 1423. t

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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXV, Issue 19991, 6 July 1928, Page 1

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Page 1 Advertisements Column 6 New Zealand Herald, Volume LXV, Issue 19991, 6 July 1928, Page 1

Page 1 Advertisements Column 6 New Zealand Herald, Volume LXV, Issue 19991, 6 July 1928, Page 1

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