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FARM HANDS WANTED. BOY wanted for Dairy Farm, good Stripper; Jss a week.— Stripysr, 413, Hbkald. BOY wanted, about 16 years, &ble to milk, few tows, light jobs.—F. Cole, Rotongaro. BOY, good Hand Milker, and Odd Jobs; state wages.—Apply Box 52, Mamaku, Rotoma Line. DAIRY Farm.—Wanted strong Boy; must be clean, energetic.—S., c.o. Boyee, Stationer, Cambridge. aud General Farm Work.— J- Man, reliable; able to plough and milk J few cows; live with family; wages, 30s.— Hurst, Glen Murray. t, AD (17 or 18), Machine Milking, Odd Jobs; must be good stripper; wages 25s.—J. Kamenzind, Paparata. TITACHINE Milking, Odd Jobs.—Boy, must IVX be good milker,' quiet with cows; wages 255.24D, C. Marchant, Ngatea. MAN, young, for Dairy Farm: 30s, found. Marx, Ngarua, Waitoa. Phone IS, Walton. TIT AN wanted, good Stripper, reliable Farm IrX Worker, wages, £2.—Apply H. Bayliss, Turu... MAN wanted, all-round. Farm Work; wages 303 to start.—Write Heboid Agent, Hunua. MAN, willing, all Farm Work; reliable, stripper, early riser; wages, 403. — Energetic, Book Concern, Te Aroha. MAN, young, colonial, experienced in all Farm Work, wanted for small Dairy Farm, machines; good wages; good home.— 5.8., 421, Herald. I\/jfARRIED Couple wanted for Hand-Milk--IVJL ing. small herd, suburban farm, town supply.—Mears, Dairyman, Otahuhu. WBastijisu A/TARRIED Couple, young, both milk: ItX man experienced farm; own cottage.— E. G. Jones. Melville, Hamilton. SHARE-Milking.— Position filled. Thanking all applicants.—Suburbs, 861, Herald. _ YOUTH or young Man, for Milking (machines). Farm Work; state age, wages.—G. A. Fisk. Waitoa. YOUTH, respectable. Machine Milking and General Farm Work; permanent; £1 week.—Phone 14K. Patumahoe. YOUTH wanted, excellent Dairy Farm; good chance right lad.—Reply, stating wage required. Jersey, 502. Herald. YOUTH, for Dairy Farm, good home, permanent job; public school ■< boy preferred.—G. W. Seton, Tirau. WANTED TO BUY. ALUMINIUM, Brass, Copper, Motor Tubes and Radiators. Jam Jars for sale.—Kennerley, 88. Nelson St. AMBERGRIS, beat cash price.—Walter Mason, 8, H.M Arcade. (Ground Floor), Queen Street. A PPAREL.—AIways Ring 42-GO6. We buy Left-ofi Clothing. Boots, etc Mrs. Piggott, Darby St. ATTENTION. —Hansen wants Suits immediately; best price given.—Wakefield St., opp. Town Hall. Phone 43-021. A UCTION and Clearing Sales a Speciality.—Fordham and Moore. Civic Sauare. opp. Town Hall. BEFORE Selling, Before Buying Your Furniture, consult Squirrell and Co. We defy competition. Phone 44-398. BROADWAY Auction Mart, Newmarket.— Kitchen Chairs, Comb. Chests, good Furniture of any quantity, at once. pONJURING Gear. Handcuffs and Straight Sword, small quanaity wanted. Particulars to Conjuror, 464, Herald. ' CONNOISSEUR from London would like_ to hear of anyone wishing to dispose of any valuable Antiques. Furniture. Silver. China, especially Old Jewellery.—Connoisseur, 101. Herald. I FIXINGS wanted, of Confectionery Shop, including Dayton Scales; in town few days only.—J. Boswell. Central Private Hotel. 170R a successful Auction Sale consult Fordham and Moore. Civic Square, opp Town Hall. I?UNGUS Bought, highest market price, ■ any quantity, from -any part of New Zealand.—Hoe Bros.. Te Kuiti. INVALID Chair, Seagrass or Cane, wanted urgently.—State full particulars to Nurse. 76. Herald. £ r A U R I G U M. L We are Cash Buyers,* At Highest Market Rates, of all Grades. THOS. LEES AND SONS, Customs Street East. "VTO obligation on you. our valuation Fur- j .a. i niture if scllinc: out- —Braid. Phone j 46-462. - I PHONE us if selling your Furniture. Free valuation. Braid and Co. Phone 46-462. RABBITS, with skins on, best P"cea given .-H. Kidd and Co.. 149. Wellesley St. W.. Auckland. _ RANGE, second-hand. Orion or Orb. with 15-20 gallons high pressure boiler and 1 v- Stale price.— it 15-20 gallons high pre fittings; must be guaranteed Range. 533. Herald. REGULAR supplies of Fresh Eggs wanted. Lea. 22a. Karangahape Road. ■RECORDS. — — RECORDS. ANY QUANTITY (Classical Preferred). BEST CASH PRICES GUARANTEED. PEOPLE'S LOAIM CO.. 81, Victoria Street. ECOND-Hand Furniture, any Quantity, Bought for Cash.—Wickins and Sutcliffc. Auctioneers, next Bank of South Wales. Karangahape Road. TOOLS of all descriptions bought, sold or I exchanged: highest price 3 given. Sher<rold, 54. Victoria St. WINDMILL wanted, for short lift.—W., 416. Herald. gAC KS. SACKS. SACKS. Good Prices and Prompt Payments have made us the Largest Sack Dealers in the Dominion. McKENDRICK BROS., Wellington Street. RABBITSKINS. RABBITSKINS. ABBITSKINS. RABBITSKINS. We are paying the very highest prices with prompt cheque by return mail. Forward by parcel post or rail. Being direct Exporters to England and America we are in a position to give Export prices with quick returns. Send for price list. Phone 40-231. THE NORTHERN EXPORT CO.. LTD., Opp. Dalgety's Stores, Strand, Parnell. PUPILS WANTED. ACCOUNTANCY Subjects.—Mail tuition by expert Teacher-Specialists; all practical men.—Gilby's College. Wellington, ington. ART Basketware, Coloured Leatberwork, Pokerwork, Pewterwork, Penpainting, Stencilling, Woodcarving; prospectus posted. —Miss Ayling, Strand Arcade. A SHCROFT, .17, Ladies' Mile Remuera.— Tuition for Proficiency, Matriculation, Professional Examinations, Licensed Surveyor.—Phone 17-802. /JJ.REGG Shorthand.—loo Per cent, passes Ptiblio ' Service Shorthand-Typists'. 1928; learn by mail.—Gilby's College Wellington. rOHN MANSON, Teacher of Violin, Man- *' dolin and Piano.—Studio, 243, Symonds St. opp. P.O. TVTARINE Wireless College, 248, The Ter-■l-'J- race. Wellington.—Thorough instruction for Wireless Officers. Successful pupils placed. SWIMMING. —Learn Latest _ Fastest Stroke; quick, efficient tuition.—D. B. Anderson. Box 1327. TYPING. Book-keeping. Shorthand, offer good paying positions.—Hemingway's Commercial Classes. Rapid. thorough. Chancery Clibs.. O'Connell St. TUITION for University, Teachers' and X Pharmacy examinations; long established. Previous successes. References T. WARREN MERRICK. 8.A., 95, Crummer Rd Grey "Lynn. Auckland TUITION WANTED. LESSONS, good, private, in ShorthandTyping, several hours weekly.—Advanced. 444. Herald. TUTOR wanted, Epsom, for Invalid Boy. 1 standard V.; state -terms. Phone WINES FOR SALE. TNVALID Port. 425; Claret, 425. Red. 48s; 1 Sherry, 48s. extra special Sherry, GOs: Special Reserve Port. o.os Freight paid. de ; livered free.-Corban's. " The Wine People Mt Lebanon Vineyards. Henderson, or 81. Fort Street, City. Phone 42-163. THERE is no substitute! There is no BubX stitute! There is no substitute! Always order Corban's. BEST Quality Wines are certainly most desirable. Best quality, combined wrth best value, is much more so. At 36s to 55s a case this combination is obtainable only from Bitdwood Vineyards, Henderson.

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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXVI, Issue 20172, 5 February 1929, Page 1

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Page 1 Advertisements Column 6 New Zealand Herald, Volume LXVI, Issue 20172, 5 February 1929, Page 1