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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXV, Issue 20075, 12 October 1928, Page 1

FARM HANDS WANTED. BEEKEEPER'S Assistant, keen to learn; stuto experience (if any); 25s and found.—Beehive, 970, Herald. BOY or Young U»n wanted, Machine Milking and general Farm Work. Cambridge; must bo capablt with horses. Colonial; no duds need apply; stato age und wages.—Colonial, care Boyce. Cambridge. BOY, strong, or Youth wanted, assist Machine Milking , ar.d Farm Work; wages 26s and found; refs. necessary.—M. Prico, Awanui North. DAIRY Farm.—Youth wanted, refined: good home; wages £l. Write 0.P., 891, Hejiald. DAIRY Farm.—Youth, smart, respectable, for Machines; state experience, wages required.—A. F. Pagan, No 1 Hoad, Waitoa. IT* ARM Hand wanted, able to milk.—\V J Pugli. Paerata. C GENERAL Farm Hand, experienced; T good ploughman, clean stripper.— Energetic, care D. McL. Wallace, Ltd., To Aioha. HAND-Machine Milker, good; General Farm Work; wages 35s.—James Mabood, Te Akau. MAN, single, or Youth, must be good milker, machines.—S. R. Dromgool. Kumeu. MAN or Youth for Machine Milking, General Farm Work; state wages.—N„ c.o. Boyce, Stationer, Cambridge. A/rAN, Plough. Shear. -10s; Cowman-Gar-i-'-L dener. '2ss; Farm Hands. Youths.— Bell's Registry. Winstone Bldgs., Queen St. MAN, young, wanted; reliable and willing worker, for Machine Milking; good wagt'3 and good home to suitable person.—R.F.. 883, Herald. MARRIED Couple, assist Dairy Farm; board employer; wife milk occasionally. —Apply Farm, Box 1, To Awamutu. MARRIED Couple, experienced, both milk, 40-50 cows; man farm work; own house.—Box 18, Wainou. PLOUGHMAN, first-class, sober, experienced all kinci3 of team work; no milking; highest wages paid; only first-classmen need apply, stating experience, to F. W. Walters and Sons, Rural Delivery. Otorohanga. YOUTH or young Man wanted for Machine Milking, General Farm Work; wages £2 ss; also 5s per week bonus; only a competent and steady person need apply; refs. required.—A. F. Reed, Waerenga. ~\7"OUTH (17), milk cows (no machines), JL gener •,! farm work.—For particulars apply 11. Becroft, c.o Turners and Growers, City Markets. YOUTH, for Dairy Farm; shed and odd jobs; machines: 80s. found.—P. Davis. Ngarua. AAOUTH, for Machine Milking, Farm J- Work; small herd; wages 305.—A.0.A., 908. Herald. YOUTH, smart, assist Machine Milking, genera farm work.—Apply A Barthow, Camp'<ell's Rd., Walton. \7"OUTH, strong, respectable. Machine -1 Milking; £1 and found; rise in wages if. capable.—R C. Smith. Waiotira. PEARSON'S Registry, Exchange Lane.— Machine and Hand Milkers, experienced Youths (dairy farms). Housekeeper, Girl Canvasser. » WANTED TO BUY. ALUMINIUM. Brass. Copper. Lead. Zinc, Bottles, Rags, Bones, for cash.—Jack Neil. 47. Newton Rd. ALUMINIUM, Copper, Brass, Zinc, -£*■ Bottles, Bones, Sacks, Motor Tubes.— G. Kennerley, 177, Albert St. 4G-5J4. A MBERURIS. best cash price.—Walter Mason. •8. H.M. Arcade (Ground Mason, •8. H.M. Arcade (Ground floor), Queen Street. APPAREL. —Mrs. Outtrim, largest buyer Ladies', Gent.'s Left-ofT Clothing.—7l, Victoria St. Phone 42-G74. A PPAREL.—AIways Ring 42-000. Wo bi<y Left-ofT Clothing, Boots, etc.--Mrs. Piggott (late Kelly'fO, Darby St. AUCKLAND Auctioneering Co. give best cash offer for your Furniture.—G, Customs St. Phone 42-238. E'ILLIARD Tables and Accessories, secondhand urgent.—Billiards, 935, Herald. BEST Price given for Suits, ureases. Boots. Tools, etc. —Hansen's Wakefield St., opp. Town Hall. Phone 43-021. C 1 LOTIIING, second-hand, wanted nr- ' gently; highest prices; Men's, Women's, Children's.—Mayo'fl, 234. Jlobson St. G< AS Stove, Champion .or ' Main,— Rin;r f 20-403, write 17, Disraeli St.. Mt. Eden. JB.L. Cascade Internal Balk, must be in • good condition.—Rimirier. 95, Nelson St. MELTZER BROS. (15. Victoria St.. City, buy Left-ofT Clothing. Suits. Old Gold. Building Society Shares.—Phone 45-330. PlPlNG.—Wanted. GOOft. of inch Galvanised Piping.—Piping, 003, Herald. PING -Pong Table.—Write detnils and price, K„ 907. HERALP. PIPING, gaivanised, Jin. or Jin., in good condition. —Price, f.0.b., to H.T., 95G, Herald ______ RABBITS. unskinned: highest prices given.—H. Kidd and Co.. Wellesloy St. W.. Auckland. RABBITS, in any quantity, dressed or skins on; highest cash prices.—Sanford, Ltd.. Jellicoe Street. QECOND-Hand Carbonator, Draught Ann,' 0 Syrup Bottles: price, whero to inspect. —Soda Fountain. 919. Herald. SEATS and Piano, second-hand, for Mission Hall.—Send particulars. Mission. 854, Herald. SKINS.— Calf. Rabbit, Opossums, Sheep. Wool. Hides, Tallow. Horsehair. Highest ruling prices given with prompt cash payments.—Send for price-list to J. lie Northern Export Co., Ltd., Strand. Auckland. Phone 40-231. rpOOLS, Hardware, all descriptions, _ any JL condition; highest spot cash prices given.—Shorgold. 51. Victoria St. TOOLS, every description, bought; highest cash price,—Jack's. 60. Eden Terrace. tturniture. I 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.) TOILET. A RTISTS in Hairwork, Permanent Wav. J\. ing Specialists.—Stamfords, Ltd.. 132, Queen St. (opp. Herald). Phone 42-189. ADVICE to Clients.—Mrs. Colledge (expert), H.M. Arcade, Ist Floor, Mondays, Wednesdays. Phone 40-125. CHURLS (6), £1 Is; Permanent Waving; J special offer for October.—Miss Hunter, special offer for October.—Miss Hunter, 30, Winstono Bldgs., Queen St. I FRECKLES."—Send 2s Gd Chester Drug, Auckland, for their guaranteed Freckle Remedy. Posted immediately, plain wrapper. KAPO Hair Restorer. Restores grey hair, stop falling, 3s; 3s 8d posted.—M. AV stop falling, 3s; 3s 8d posted.—M. Eccles, Chemist. Ponsonby. MISS AMODEO (lato Jackson's), with Mrs. Colledge, Lucille Salon.—First Floor, H.M. Arcade. Phone 40-125. CHIROPRACTIC. r pHE following are Palmer Graduates, -*• Members of the N.Z. and Australian Chiropractors' Association. Consultation free. DUGGAN AND DUGGAN (Lionel and Freda), Winstono Buildings, Queen Street. Phone 44-929. GILES AND GILES, Imperial Buildings, Queen St., and H.B. Bldgs., Princes Street, Dunedin. Phono 45-525. TOHN W. YOUNG, Room 3. St. Kevins " Arcade (Upstairs). Newton. Phono 47-135. IVfISSES BARR AND BARR, 55, Strand 111 Arcade. City. Phono 40-528. Branch: Bank St., Whangarei. Phono 000. TEA KIOSKS. POINT ERIN PARK, HERNE BAY. (Adjacc 1 Baths and Beach).—Morning and AfternooD Tea served daily from 10 a. .to 7 p.m. Sundays and Holidays inclu led. Private Parties and Wedding and Birthday Parties catered for.—Phone 26-349 WINES FOB, SALE. TNVALID Port, 425. Claret,. 42s Red, 48s. X Sherry, 48b, extra special Sheirj, 00s; Special Reserve Port, 00 s. I' reight paid, de; livered free.-Corban's. "Tho Wine People Mt Lebanon Vineyards, Henderson, or 31, Fort St.. City. Phono 42-403. ' /QUALITY, Economy.—Quality is the first vj essential in Wine. Corban s, tho name that guarantees quality. DYERS AND CLEANERS. NZ. DRY CLEANING CO.. Howe St., . Newton. , Phones 41-307, 41-399. Vans Collect and Deliver. A A Cnn-Carpets Cleaned and DisinttTcOUU fected, Electric Beating Vacuum Process.—Domestio Vacuum Cleaning Co., Strand Arcade