SITUATIONS WANTED. BAKER, steady, wishes situation Country, take charge, bread, smalls. blockcako, compressed or spon.—Foreman, 753, Herald. BENCHMAN, experienced, saw-keeper, hammerer, thorough knowledge cutting ti builders' orders; quantity, quality guaranteed.— 8.R., CGI. Herald. BOOK-KEEPER (Lady), competent take full charge, would like hear of vacancy, duties to commence January. 1929. —B., 824, Herald. BUTCHER, shopman, round, general: sober, refs.; country town prefer ed; willing deposit £s.—Butcher, 788, Hp.cAld. BUTCHER, Tradesman, wants position; would invest small capital as working partner.—Reliable, 886. Herald. COOKING, daily, Lady open to a few en gagements in private houses.—Write Home, 802, Herald. DRIVER, thoroughly experienced Cars, Buses and Trucks, seeks position; would invest if secured.—Trustworthy, 884. Herald. JJ 1 NGINEERS.—Young Man, desires •J position, learn trade: served 3i years: handle nil tools: Bmall wages.—Engineer. 754. Herald. EX-TEACHER, gentlewoman, domesticated, offers services any position from Jan. 3: temporary or permanent.—F.H., 831, Herald. FARMHAND, good, all-round, mamed, capable taking charge, open for engagement.—H.S., 870, Herald. GIR'L seeks Position, afternoons.—l 3. France St.. Newton. GIRL, young, reliable, requires situation, general Housework; Remuera pre.erred; anxious.—Reliable. 877, Herald. IIRL, reliable, wants position in Shop or Tearooms.—l., 775, Herald. experienced all subjects, T disengaged for term, beginning Feb., 1929.—Governess, 602, Herald. /GOVERNESS seeks position, February, \J 1929; Music. Sewing; refs.—M., 875, Herald. GROCER. — xoung, energetic Man. fully experienced Grocery and L'rovimons; city or suburban desirable. —Grocer. 097, Herald. Housekeeper. 35. clean, quiet... seeks position, solo mistress; no objection country, children.—Excelsior Reg. 46-475. HOUSEKEEPER to Widower or Bachelor.—Position wanted by Widow from Jan. I.—Apply W.H.. 679. Heu.vld. T ADY Help.—Middle-aged Lady requires JU position to small family, or aged couple; no washing.—S., 865, iH.EBAt.Ii. LADY, young, refined, well educated, domesticated, desires occupation mornings, in Remuera. Domesticated. 832, Herald. LAUNDRY.— Wasn-house Man. experienced shirts and coilars, bagwash, shipping, blankets, etc. —C.K., 703, Herald. MAN, young, requires position Dying and Cleaning Works, fully experienced all lines trade. —S., 83G. Herald. AN, married, with family, seeks position Farm; capable managing: life experience own farm. —Capable, 055. Herald. MAN, young, clean, fully experienced, all •Farming, seeks position. Cambridge.— Excelsior Reg.. Phoenix Chambers. Auckland MAN. active, respectable. Milk few Cows, Gardening, Tainting; good home; wages 255.— Elderly, 230, Herald. Hamilton. MAN, young. Coloniai, 24, requires work, driving Ford Lorry, McCormick Deering Tractor; used rough work of all kinds.—X.Z., 882, Herald. IGHT Work for invalid, required by Gentlewoman.—H., 812, HIiRAXD. POSITION required as Housekeeper; experienced, good cook, reliable: own mistress; no objection country.—Willing, 653, Herald. SALESMAN, 3 years' local experience, builders' supplies, desires position, progressive firm: city preferred.—Sales. 724. Herald. SHOPKEEPERS and Tradesmen, know your financial position. Have your income tax correctly assessed. Books kept, profit and loss accounts and balance-sheets prepared.—Phone 43-056. * SERVICES, Care Children, elderly people travelling England, for passage; experienced travelling, nursing; refs.—Care. 532, Herald. rpEAMSTER, married, used impleX ments: good refs., seeks Engagement; own cottage; reasonable wages.—Excelsior Reg. rpo Dyers and' Cleaners. —Young Man reJL quires position as Hoffman Pressor, fully experienced.—S.. 835. Hekald. _ rpO STOREKEEPERS.—Fir,3VcW« thorJL oughly experienced Country Store Manager, disengaged, good book-keeper, excellent references, very moderate salary; married, one cliild.—Trustworthy* Box 4, Rawene, Hokianga. WIDOW (40), would like position Housekeeper, good cook, own mistress: country preferred.—Happy. 732, Hkr-VLd. TfTIDOW, 46, no encumbrance, like posiVV tion Housekeeper; own mistress: town or country.—Apply Bright. G'iti, Herald. WORKING Manager, married (28); urgent; iife experience. Agricultural. Pastoral, Dairying, drive Tractors, Repairs. —Farmer, 682. Herald. OUTH, IfT matriculated, accountancy student, desires good steady employment. —Ring 20-673. TAILORING. First-class Designer, Fitter &nd Cutter, with recent London and Continental experience, nt present engaged with liigh-class firm, South Island, prefers position North. Superior London references. T.N.. 763, Herald. MARRIED MAN, young, most urgently wants Work; good Chauffeur. Mechanic and Carpenter, but would accept anything sufficient maintain home; thoroughly trustworthy and willing. This advertisement represents a last effort to geii work. Do please help. Can guarantee to give satisfaction. —Write, Desperate, 892, Herald. FARM HANDS WANTED. BOY, small Dairy Farm, bach with employer, experience not essential: state wages.—L. Ayling. Matamata. BOY. or Youth, help Machine Milking and Light Jobs; 15s and found.—Dairy, 237. HERAJ>D. I > BOY, or Youth, Machine Milking.—J. H. Ferguson, or Ring 115 A, Papatoetoe. 17ARM Hand, temporary, capable handmilker, knowledge of bees and poultry desirable; £2 per week; apply -with recent testimonials.—Principal, Wesley College. Paerata. GENERAL Farm Hand, used machines, able drive Ford: good place, handy Auckland.—Write 874, Herald. HAND Milker, good, £2 and found.—V. Price, The Grange, Great South Rd., Papatoetoe. LAD, young. Farm; must be good stripper; machines used; good home.—A.. c.o. Watts. Store. Hikutaia. TV/TAN, for Milking and Farm Work; £2 per iVI week.—Steel find Davis, Otorohanga. TITAN, experienced, Farm Work, machines; IYI 38 cows; £2.— J. Ellis. Phone 44R, Otorohunga. MAN, young, respectable. Colonial, Machine Milking. Farm "Work; permanent. if suitable, 35s. —Stead, 188 D, Cambridge. TITAN, young, capable, for Machine Milk--I»JL ing and General Farm Work,, South Lino, near Auckland; good home.—Apply between 10 and 11 a.m.. A. S. Paterson and Co., Ltd., Maritimo Bldgs., Quay Street. PLOUGHMAN, first-class, single, sober and trustworthy, usod all farm implements: wages 50s and found; employee finds own blankets.—Yeo's Emporium. Otorohanga. SHEEP Farm. —Experienced Man, with dogs, General Work: wages 50s, found: state experience—N.B.. 715. HbraLl>. VOUTH, for Team Work, 25s.—'W. CashX more and Sons. Privatti Bag, Auckland. YOUTH, experienced, Machine Milking, General Farm Work; trustworthy; 30s: good home.—A Bond. Phone 76, To Awamutu. YOUTH, 17-20, strong, Dairy Farm, General, good home; wages, 30s, found.— Apply Willing. Yeo's. Otorohanga. YOUTH or smart Man, good hand milker; apply on farm if possible.—V. Rogers, Weymouth Rd.. Mnnurewa. ATOUTH for Dairy Farm. 50 cows, mach--1 ines; good stripper; state wages and experience.—S. Ferguson, Matamata. A 1 Registry, Pnlmerston Bldgu.—Men. Yontns, Boys. £'<. 40s. 355, liOs: Milking. General Farm Wi>vjCj TDEARSON'S Regi-.'-fj, Exchunge Lane.— A Machine and Hand Milkers. Youths for Dairy Farms. Meet employor, MISCELLANEOUS. A TRIAL will -convince you that there is nothing like Rolfe's Wax for Linos, and Furniture. A 2b 4d Tin of Rolfe's Was contains as much as three Is tinn.—Obtainable everywhere. "I~\o your Xmas Shopping in iv Chens Taxi: JLJ 10s per hour.—Phono 45 255. WHEN going to the theatre, order Chess Taxi; latest Sedans; la a mila.-Phone 45-255.
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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXV, Issue 20130, 15 December 1928, Page 1
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