SITUATIONS WANTED. Uu,«A.*. young. oesires jjaiiy nr.rt, willing and reliable, experienced domestic.— XT.. 110. Herald. '* Cook; good experience.—Reliabl Herald. WORK WANTED. A CETONE and Electric Welding of | " Aluminium and all nselals. at Grant'g. i 5. Rutland St. Phone >O-724. j A CETONE Welding of every description j •A guaranteed ; prices reasonable.—Jacjc i Moir, 17. Wakefield St. Phone 44-360 \ LTERATIONS, Renovations new Hun- i gaicv.-s by experienced tradesmen. any I district; plans prepared.—Phone 12-346: ! prompt attention. BRICKWORK. —we tpermiise Bungalow | Fireplaces. Coppers and Concrete Path?; results guaranteed.—Brown. <35. ; Broadway. Newmarket. j Bricklaying. Tilmg, coppers Reset, Range Replaced oy Tile and Fancy l J .ri r k I-'.replace. etc.- Phone 13-03'. BUILDING. Alterations, Repairs; labour or contract, reasonable; efficiency.— R Lwnergan. 853. X e«' North Rd.. Mt. Albert. BAD Cooking Stoves con Vie made equal to new.—Payne. SG. Richmond Road. Phone 27-097 C CARPENTER. Joiner, repairs every de ' scription . sash cords replaced pricereasonable.—J Knowles, 23. Te:.nyson St CIARPENTER. Joiner, Builder; Piar.s, ' Estimates. Jobbing and Repairs: best workmanship.—lnquire Phone -26-69.1. C' AK'.-'ENTER. Tradesman. Alterations, Repairs etc.; plans, estimates, free; distance no object; prompt attention.-Ph'-ne 12-34*. CHIMNEY Sweep. practical. Ranees Coppers Incinerators; no dust mode.' ate charges.—Colquhoun. Totara St. Poj sonby. Phone 26-759. IGGER, sober, nred 33. small pensio wants Light Work; references.—U t 102. Hekald. DRESSMAKER, experienced, Coats. Costumes. Frocks, etc.. requires daily engagement; satisfaction assured.—Miss Webb, Phone 42-215. | Yi'.ESSMA KlNG.—Costumes, Coat-Frocks. 1J Alterations, etc.; prices moderate.— Mrs. Stewart. 23. City Chambers. Second Floor. GAS ar.d Hot Water Fitting: estimates furnished.—J. R Halkett. Phone 47-065, 3rd Av.. Kmgsland. GARDENER, young, wants all-kind Garden Work; any suburb; good worker; jOs day.—ll.. 217. Herald. (GARDENING, experienced; Lawnmowmr. J neat Hedges, Priming. Scything. Vegetables, tidying np. etc..' lis. refs.— Thorough, 235. Herald. LAWNMOWERS. Saws, collected, snarp- f ened, delivered; agents " Woodyatt." ] best British Lawnmowers. — Phone 44-375 Cranston. Eden Terrace. MAN. vounc, good gardener; go anywhere; able to milk and ride; try anything..— Urgent. 60. Herald. PAI.vI'ER, Pape.rriacger.—t or _ quanty in workmanship and materials, apply Mills. 62. Grafton Rd. Phone 40-373. 13A1NTING, Paper hanging, smart, firstclass Tradesman, I4s day, or contract; all genr supplied.—Reliable. 151. Hebai-p. PAINTING, Paperhangmg, Carpentn". reliable tradesmen, neat workmanship, own tools, ladders; 14s day. labour.—Renovating. 962. Reeald. PLUMBING Repairs. Electric Hot Water Installations, workmanship guaranteed. —G. Crookall 196 Edendale Rd Phone 20-095. PRUNE and Spray. Orders taken, per tree or contract. Pruning experts na. St. Andrew's Rd.. Epsoin. EU P H (.) LSTERIN G and Repairß to < Furniture. Get quotations. Sampler,, Satisfaction guaranteed.—Phone 44-755. WarE«r.'t. Hobson St. TARRING, Sanding, Tennis, Layns. 1: Gronndf! La-id Out-—Bins' B Bishop. 7 Kin? Fdward Av.. Epsom. WOMAN, respectable, urgently requires morning work. Household Dtities or Cleaning Offices.—Address st Herald. FA SM HANDS WANTED. BOY. Machine Milking, odd jobs: good home; state age wages.—Ashton, | Pukentna, Te Awamutu. BOY or Youth for Machine Miiking and F.-rm Work: state wages.—A. C. Andrews. Onewhero. BOY wanted, make himself generally useful. Dairy Farm, Auckland; machines: experienced preferred, but not essential; state wages.—Apply Suburban. 539, H" palp. | DAIRY Farm.—Youth., wanted immediately, experience preferred; Mate age j and wages.—M. S. Mathiasen. Tokoroa, j Puts rum. I I XT 1 ARM Work.—Man. married, experienced, j i JT general: good house provioed: state , wages and age.—J.R.. I*l. Herald. I F' ARM IN Ct . —Opening for Boy learn mod- j cm Farming, all branches. Dairying, j Sheep. Agricultural. Opportunity. 23-. j j Hr.it a lp. I FENCING, gardening and milking ! row.—Capable Man wanted.—W . Batty, j ! Patnmahoe. j AND Milker, immediately; must be cap- ! able taking charge herd; starting I 1 wage, £2. found: experienced man only.— Apply Manager. Hobson Farm. Wharepapa. Phone 80S. HelenFrilie. LAD. quiet, energetic, wanted. Dairy Farm, machines, experienced preferred, though not essential; 5 mile* _ nearest township. State wage, age. etc.—C. R. Beetham, Matapu, Taranaki. MACHINE Mil king.-Man, 70 cows. Farm Work; early riser: smart; state wages, experience.—T. G Martin, Frontier Rd.. Te Awamutu. MACHINE Milking and Farm Work.— Youth, with experience; 25s to start-, I state age.—J. Mortenscn. Te Puke. MACHINE Milking. General.—Young Man, clean, respectable, experienced; i own whare: wages. £2; rels.—Walln-o; Keir, j Otakiri, Bay of Plenty. MAN. for Farm Work and Machine Milking; wages 35s.—E. Myles, Tatnannt. MAN, Machine Milking and Farm work: 25s start; 30s September: stale age.— ! Wilson. Pakaraka. Bay of Islands. MAN, for Whakatane; single, younjr. used , Milking and Fnmi Work.—Stale wages | t-o X.Y.Z.. 70. H'Ralp. MAN. experienced machine-milking, capable of taking if necessary; i good wages to right man.—E. C. Litchfield. ! Tirau. I \l AN. experienced. General Farm Work: i -'J- right man, good wages, good home.— Box 99. Waihi. MAN, middle-aged, or Youth, for small Dairy Farm: good home.—Apply Reliable, 74?. H r.alp, Hamilton. MAN. respectable, help Machine Milking. General Farm Work: state age. ex perience : 30s.—S. G. Li vin gst one. Malama ta. MAN. for Machine Milking, feed pigs and fowls, and do gardening, etc.; state wages required, experience in above, and enclose copy of refs—Hector Clark*. Tannin era MAN. experienced, for Sheep and Cattle Farm in Waikato; £3 per week, with j cottage, cow. etc. —Apply, with rets., to | Sheep. 748. Hep.alp. Hamilton. MARRIED Coupit, young, for suburban farm, town supply.—A.P.. 126. Herald. MARRIED Couple, with help, wanted: board employer. Meet Employer j IV t:ald Agency, Hamilton. 2 o'clock, Monj day. MARRIED Couple. experienced. both milk; mail, farm work: own cottage.— ' A. H. Lara bourne. Mnlatnata. M ! ARRIED Couple, with help, hand-milk 45 cows; early risers; own cottage: i wages £4 10s.—i own Supply. 92. Hr.it alp. 1 "\ TAR HI ED Couple. Hand. Machine Milkjl'crs. assist herd J-; roan farm work: cottage, milk, wood; £3 ss: fullest particu- | ] nrs ,-lpro"pecis. SO. Heualb. MARRIED Couple. good hand-milkers. * town supplv: own cottage; usual allowances; wage- £3.-Fr. rmer. 93. Hkrai.D MILKING. General Farm Work, Youth, strong, good stripper, state age. experience. wages.—T. S. Ferguson. Metamata. OWNER of Dairy Farm requires Milker with own herd, 80 cows, on shares: j good he.use and shed.—Farmer. 4. Herald. POSITION Filled. Thanking applicants.— 2 '. c.o. Boyce. Stationer. Cambridge. ?"OUTH, IP-20. help hand mil's; good home.—Tinnd. Box 36. Morrinsville. y r OUTH. respectable, wanted, for Dairy Farm; good home; state wages and experience: machines used.—H. Bamiorth. Te Miro. Cam bridge. PEARSON'S Registry, Exchange Lane Competent Cowman-Gardener, for Station; Machine Milkers, Couple.
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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXVI, Issue 20312, 20 July 1929, Page 1
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