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FARM HANDS WANTED. BOY or Youth, assist Machines, General Farm Work.—MacCarthy. Hgateiv. OX ot ¥outh loi Machine Milking. 60 cows. Odd Jobs; wages £l.—N. "• Alidorson, Okoroire Springs. jTiARM Work and Machine Milking.—ReJ. spectable Youth." good homo. —A. Stewart, Tirali. MAN, with bO good cows, wanted to milk on half shares, basis 50-50.—Edge-cmnbe. COO, Herald. AN, for Dairy Farm, food stripper, general farm work; must bo good man. —Reply, stating wages required, Jolly Bros., Waiuku. "A/TARRIED Couple, capable, wanted for ill May; both good strippers (machines); Man general Farm work; own cottage.--Apply, stating wagos, to Worker, 7SG, Herald. Ti/f ARIIiED Couple, with help, to machine ■"A milk 90 cows; comfortable cottage; good wages.—ll. Dally, Awaiti Rural. Paeroa. ARRH3D Couple, no encumbrances;. Man. Machine Milking. Farm Went, Gardening, etc.; Woman, Cook and Housework; state wages required, age and re.s.— llector Clarke. To Wairoa. Tanranga. MARRIED Couple, lor Milking, machines used;• nun, farm work; own cottage, orchard, butter, etc.; wages, £3. —Apply Veysey, Pongakawa. l\/f ATE wanted by young man with 40 good i-'J- cows, half share-milking; applicant to supply similar number; good proposition lor farmer's bou or married man. WORKER. 749. Herald. "A/fILIiER, with own herd, 80 cows, half IVL shares; only good man with unencumbered herd need apply.—Mijker, 380, Herald, Hamilton. CJHAB&Milkers, «'*, in own family. Interview Office, Tuesday—Bell's Registry, Winston® Bldgs., Queen St. QHARE-Milker Family, 4 adult milkers VJ wanted; 130 cows, all farm work; Bt&te ago and sex of assistants; copies references. —J. Webster, Tiraii. O HARE-Milker, own herd, 60-70 cows, O showing good returns; rich river flats, top-dressed; conveniently situated; half shaies. —Butter-fat, c.o. Giflord. Te Awamutu. YOUTH, utrong, good stripper, for Dairy Farm.—Gosling. Wait.oa. YOUTH, strong, experienced in machine milking and general farm work; wagos 25s.—S. Kethe-ington, Trau. YOUTH, strong, or elderly Man, milk 10 cows and useful; easy place; homely, permanent.—Apply, stating wages required, Angsll, Lake Rotoma. YOUTH, Dairy Farm, non-smoker, colonial preferred; must be ablo cook plain meals, help milk, machines used, odd jobs; 25s week and found— G. Reed. Waerenga. OUTH wanted for ' Matamata Dairy Farm; permanent if suitable; atate age, experience, wages required—Farmer, Biß, Herald. WANTED TO BUY. ALUMINIUM. Brass, Copper, Motor Tubes, Radiators, Battery Plates, Bottles and Sacks. —G. Kcnnerley, 88, Nelson St.

A PPAREL.—AIways King 42-606. \\ e buy A Left-off Clothing, Boots, etc. Mrs. Tuck. Darby St. A PPAREL.—Mrs. Outtriui, Largest L'lyer ■CX. Ladies'. Gent.'s Left-off Clothing.—ls, Victoria St. Phone 42-674. 2 ATTENTION.— Hansen Buys Second-hnnd Clothing; best price given.—Wakefield St.. opp. Town Hall. Phono 43-021. A UCKLAND'S Antiqun Shop. 456, Queen St. (under new management).—Old Siiver China, Furniture, bought, sold. Tlj! ALAND Auctioneering Company will Auction or Buy Furniture to best ad va Customs St. W.. 42-238. TUf.iiON and Clearing Sales a Speciality t>'ordb»m and Moore. Civic Square. opp. Yo.i.n Hall. l IiCTION at your home. See George Walker. Ltd. Auction at your home. See George Walker. Ltd. EFOIiE deciding, see George Walker, Ltd. Before deciding see George Walker, Ltd. CASH Till wanted visible type, such as the Monarch; full particulars and prico immediately—Murray and Son, Storekeepers. Morrinsrille. riLOTHING. ttuits, Boots, Old Gold, U Building Society Shares; confidential dealing.—Meltzer Bros.. 65-67. Victoria St. C OAKLEY and Cuttle are George Walker's. Ltd., Auctioneers. Coakley and Cuttle are George Walker's, Ltd.. Auctioneers. ONTECTIONERY, K. KiBS Wrapping Machine—Particulars to P.O. Box /-6, Auckland. DOING wonderful business at George Walker's, Ltd., new premises. VERY attention given when George Walker's. Ltd.. conduct the sale. Y7ANCY.—Not getting "George Walker's. JL Ltd.. to conduct your sale. a successful Auction Sale consult Jj Fordham and Moore. Civio Square. opp. Town Hall. PUXGUS, good. dry. highest market i- price; cash on delivery.—T. W. Doo, Victoria St. I FURNITURE of all descriptions; well . give you highest prices; spct casn.— John Carlaw. 24. Wyndham St. __ IVFURNITURE. any quantity, spot cash. 1 Robertson. Auctioneer (opp. John Court's). Phone 43-025. GIVING the best cash prico for furniture. Giving the best cash price for furniture. See George Walker, Ltd. HAVE you been to George Walker's, Ltd.. new salerooms? Have you been to Georce Walker's, Ltd.. new galerooma? IMMEDIATE inspection of your furniture. Immediate inspection of your furniture. Ring George Walker. Ltd. L" AMP, Aladdin (1), in good order—Particular to Clerk of Court, Maungaturoto. LEAD. scrnp, any quantity, highest prices.—Province Supply Co., 53. Nelson St.. MILK, 36 gallons, delivered daily, Penrose Station. State price—Good, <l3, Herald. - - "DlPlNG.—Wanled to Purchase about \- 1 mile lin. Galvanised Piping.—Galvo, 722, Herald. j__ CAFE. suitable for small office.—Full parIO ticulars to Sothem and Co.. .Ud.. AVharigarei. SCRAP Brass. any, quantiiy. -W. ] H. Birkenliend. Victoria Lane. Auckland. STAMPS bought, good Drice paid; Collectors call bargains. British. Colonials. Brodie. 39. Hellaby's Bldga.. opp. G.P.O. THE POT'S ALWAYS BOILING.—Wo 1 buv Gold. Platinum of every description: Old Rings, Watches. Chains, Gold Plates. Teeth, etc. Liberal prices, spot cash.—U Robinson. 376. Queen St. (opp. Town Hall). TO Showmen.—Sideshow suitable for JL travelling.—Showman, c.o. Boyce, Cambridge. TOOLS of nil descriptions bought, sold -I- or exchanged; highest prices given. Sliergold. 54. Victoria St. WOOL, Sheepskins "Hides, Calfskins. Tallow, Bones, Horsehair.—Farmers, Butchers, consign to Alex. Donald, Drury Highest Prices, prompt cash returns. J?1 nn Worth Used Furniture wanted dtuLUU daily, any quantities.—H.B.U. Furniture Mart. 315. Dominion Rd. QOQ Great North Road. cr. Commercial I?d., Buys Second-hand Furniture, Machines, Gramophones, Crockery, every description.

Wo w : ll Buy tho House as it stands or in smaller lots. HIGHEST PRICES. SPOT CASH. Phono 40-325. RICHARD. ARTHUR. LTD.. (Opposite Town Hall). TtTDFS TALLOW, WOOL, SHEEP--1 ' SKINS. CALFSKINS. RABBITSKINS. Consignment wanted. , Highest Prices. Prompt Returns, Fair Dealing THE NORTHERN EXPORT CO.,' LTD (Butchers' Marketing Association). Head Office: Strand. Auckland. HIDES, WOOL, ETC. Consignments Wanted. Advanced American Highest, Prices. Prompt Returns. Price List Rabbitskius. No Commission. Ist Furriers 120 d 4th Does • 20d !b. '!nd Furriers, DOd Ist Kittens 3Gd lb. i'st Incoming "2d 2nd Kittens, 18d lb. 2nd Incoming, 51 d Ist Damaged COd lb. Ist Autumns, COd 2nd Damaged 20d lb Ist Hacks • • <lßd 2nd Fawn • 72d lb, 2nd Racks * 24d 3rd Fawn 30d lb. 2nd Boardies, 48d Ist Black 120 d lb. 3rd Boardies, 30d 2nd Black 50d lb. 4th Boardies, 24d 3rd Black • 24d lb. Ist Does • • 110 d Ist Hares ■ 12s doz. 2nd Does - - 54d Inferiors, to 3b doz CHARLES M. KANTOR. fi3. Queen Street, Auckland. The Nearest Port to TJ.S.A.

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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXVI, Issue 20241, 29 April 1929, Page 1

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Page 1 Advertisements Column 5 New Zealand Herald, Volume LXVI, Issue 20241, 29 April 1929, Page 1

Page 1 Advertisements Column 5 New Zealand Herald, Volume LXVI, Issue 20241, 29 April 1929, Page 1