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FARM HANDS WANTED. BOY, for Farm: one that can milk.—H. F. Davis, Richardson Rd., Mt. Roskill. BOY. about 1(3, help milk few cows, odd lobs; wages 25s.—Henson, P.O. Buckland. BOY, suburban Farm; good milker; excellent home; light work; 12s Cd to start.—M„ 712, Herald. BOY or Youth, for Machine Milking.—H. Ferguson. East Tamaki, or Bins 115 A. Papatoetoe. BOY oi Youth, strong; Machine Mil/iing, Odd Jobs; state experience, wages required^—R;_^;_Hodgson i _Ru£W]au__ BOY wanted, about 1G years, able to milk, few tows, ligh' jobs.—b. Cole, Rotongaro. BOYS (2). 15-16. for adjoining Farms; easy places, small wages.—M.E., 697, Herald. DAIRY Farm.—Wanted strong Boy; must bo clean, energetic.—S., c.o. Boyce, Stationer. Cambridge. __ LAD (17 or 18''. Machine Milking, Odd Jobs; must be good stripper; wages 2r>s. —J. Kamenzind, Paparata. . MAN, young, to assist Milking, and Farm Work; good home; wages 255.—M., 725, Herald. „ MAN, willing, all Farm Work; reliable, stripper, early riser; wages, 403. Energe lu Book Concern. Te Aroha. MAN or Youth, General Farm "Work.— P. R. Sharpe. Waharoa. MAN, young, willing, experienced, m all Dairy Farm work: good with horses; £2 week; bonus suitable man. —A. White. Waitoa. IX/TAN, 18 to 20, machines, general Farm IVJ. Work; drive 2 horses; 30s, bonus suitable man —W Graveson Phone 132 x, Matamata. _______ MARRIED Couple wanted for Hand-Milk-ing. small herd, suburban farm, town supply.—Mears. Dairyman, Otahuhu. rpEAMSTER, General Farm Work; used JL to hillside ploughing; single: wages £2 10s, found to good man.—R. S. Thompson, Ivopaki. YOUTH, or Young Man, experienced, Machine Milking: good home, wages 30s.—Castleton Bros., Okoroire. YOUTH or Boy, for Dairy Farm.—Meet Employer Herald Office, Friday, 2.30. YOUTH, respectable, Machine Milking and odd jobs about farm.—Apply, with refs., 11. Targett, Taupiri. PEARSON'S Registry, Exchange Lane.— Machine and Hand Milkers, experienced Youths; Man. Orchard and Milk. WORK WANTED. BRICKLAYER, wants Repair Work; Coppers reset a speciality.—M. W. Daly, JD pers reset a speciality.—M. W. Daly, 264. Ponsonby Rd. DRESSMAKING, Ladies' Tailoring, latest styles.—K Macnaughton. 591, Mt. Eden Terminus. FARM Work wanted by Man (32), experienced milker, poultry, rough carpenter, etc.—X.Y.Z.. 72G. Herald. i^J.ARDENER. —Work wanted by young vJ Man. by the day. any district: 12s Cd day.—W.H., 44G. Herald. G.ARDENER wants Day Work; Digging, Lawns, anything: General Cleaning up. 9e.—Work, 642, Herald. MAN, active, elderly, wants Gardening or Cleaning Up; family; urgent.— Respectable, 515, Herald. TITAN, young, respectable, experienced IVJL Gardener, wants 1, 2 days weekly; good rofs.—A.A., 718, Herald. PAINTING and Paperhanging.—Neatness a speciality; best materials supplied: prices moderate.—Hassan. 15, BeaconsSeld St. PAINTING, Paperhanging; Rooms papered from 10s; Houses from £18; work, material guaranteed.—Squarenian. SGO, Herald. PAPERHANGING. Scriinming, Painting. Household Repairs: tradesmanship; estimates given.—Burnitt. 37. Symonds St.. corner Mount St. "DETURNED Soldier, with family, very XV poor straits, wants Work, any description: 12s day.—Urgent. 524. Herald. SPARRING, Sanding, Tennis Lawns, -L ■ Grounds Laid Out.—Ring B Bishop. 7. King Edward Av„ Epsom. . ' TKTASHING and Cleaning wanted, or y T would take plain washing and bring home.—Reliable, 715, Herald. WANTED TO BUY. AMBERGRIS, best cash price.—Walter Mason, 25, H.M. Arcade, 2nd floor, Queen St _____ Al->PAREL!- Mrs. Outtrim. largest' buyer Ladies' Gent.'s Left-off Clothing.—ls Victoria St. Phone 42-674. A PPAREL.—AIways King 42-606. We buy A Left-off Clothing. Boots, eto Mrs Piggott, Darby St. ATTENTION.— Hansen wants Suits immediately. best price given.—Wakefield St., opp. Town Hall. Phone 43-021. AUCTION and Clearing Sales a, Speciality.—Fordham and Moore. Civic Souaru. opp. Town Hall. BEFORE Selling, Before Buying Your Furniture, consult Squirrell and Co. We defy competition. Phone 44-398. BEFORE Selling let its give you spot cash valuation, Furniture. —J. Braid and Co., Phone 46-462. CONJURING Gear, Handcuffs and Straight Sword. small quanaity wanted. Particulars to Conjuror. 464. Herald. . FIREWOOD. Mill or other Wood, wanted to buy.—W.. 627. Herald. FOR a successful Auction Sale consult Fordham and Moore. Civic Square. opp Town Hall. - . I FUNGUS Bought, highest market price, ■ any quantity, from any part of Isew Zealand.—Hoe Bros., Te Kuiti. . n ALVANISED Piping.—Up to 40 chains VT good conditioned, 2nd class, .in. or 3in Piping.—J. H. Hayward. ngarei. MOTOR, Electric, for Sewing Machine, good order; must be cheap, cash.— Write Shanks Bros.. Penrose. OUR Free Valuation _ Furniture may appeal to you if selling out.—J. Braid and Co.. 46-462. Kauri GUM. We are Cash Buyers, At Highest Market Rates, of all Grades. THOS. LEES . AND SOjSS, Customs Street East. ABBITS, with skins on, best Prices given.—H. Kidd and Co.. 149. Wellesley St. W„ Auckland. RECORDS. RECORDS. ANY QUANTITY (Classical Preferred). BEST CASH PRICES GUARANTEED. PEOPLE'S LOAN CO.. 81. Victoria Street. SAW. circular, with Motor, for cutting wood; in good order.—Cut. 717, Herald. ECOND-Hand Furniture, any Quantity, Bought for Cash.—Wickins and Sutclifle. Auctioneers, next Bank of New South Wales, Karangahape Road. r POOLS of all descriptions bought, sold or JL exchanged: highest prices given.— Sher scolfl. 54. Victoria St. RABBITSKINS. RABBITSKINS. ABBITSKINS. RABBITSKINS. We are paying the very highest prices vritli 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. CHEMISTS AND OPTICIANS AECCLES, 142, Queen St.. for thorough • Sight Examinations. Comfortable. Stylish Glasses; Qualified Optometrist attending. /"IUREX Cream, wonderful cure Eczema, Red Nose. Pimples; 2s 6d. 4s Cd.— Red Nose, Pimples; 2s Cd. 4s Cd.— Clarke. Chemist, 116, Victoria St. "TT'APO" .Rejuvenating Hair Restorer.— JA. Stops falling hair; never fails to restore grey hair. Obtainable all Chemistß. "PHOSPHORTON, the great Blood PuriJ- fier, powerful tonic; bottles, 2s 6d. 4s (id. 7s Cd.—A Eccles. all Branches SAVE and prolong Usefulness of Your Eyes.—O. E. Neilson. Sight Specialist, 68. Pitt St. LAWN TENNIS A BRUCE. Racquet Stringer. 94. Albert • Street. —Racquets Rcstrung, Repaned. Patronised by Tilden. World's Champion. _ BIG Stocks Spaldings, Slazengers Get your Racquet Restrung Satisfaction guaranteed. - Wiseman's. Queen St.. and Newton. ENGLISH and American Racquets Strung. Super gut; reasonable prices; Kestnngint;. and Repairing.-Vates. Citv Chambers EXPERT Restringincc. first auality gut, - 30s: New Racquets from 12s fcd to 10os.— Johns. Ltd.. Chancery St. MISCELLANEOUS ATRIAL will convince you that there is nothing like Rolfe's Wax for Linos, and Furniture. ' A 2s 4d Tin of Rolfe's Wax contains as much as three la tins.—Obtainable everywhere.

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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXVI, Issue 20174, 7 February 1929, Page 1

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Page 1 Advertisements Column 6 New Zealand Herald, Volume LXVI, Issue 20174, 7 February 1929, Page 1

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