Page 1 Advertisements Column 4

New Zealand Herald, Volume LXVI, Issue 20324, 3 August 1929, Page 1

FARM HANDS WANTED. BOY, assist Machine-Milking.—A. Barthow, Campbell's ltd.. Walton. . bUi, aiiik. machines, barm Work; experience unnecessary; good home; state iiuL-. wages.—P. Dixon, Olorolmngft. I VAIIII 1' win.— Vuntil wauled, seme ex J J pcriu nee preferred; XI week.—P. Hyde, . orrinsville. DAIRY Farm.— Refined Youth.—W A Wright, lima Horu. DAIKY L* « rni. Wanted u good all-round Man; must be a good stripper; large nerd: machines; state wages required.—D. Donald. Tiiluiimii Railway .Station. 1/'AAIJLY, milk lt)U cows, iinicliinea; ull Farm work, good house; state ages, sex; £2B inoiitb.—Dairy, 17. Hbhald. Hand, experienced; nono but competent men need apply.—Herbert, f/H I Av.. Grey Lynn. Hands, competent; also Youths, exi „ . Pei'ienced and otherwise.—MeKnight's I lic "'° l 'T. Hamilton. Plrmo 11035. I f-| and General Work.— I Family wanted.—Apply, stating wages required, number in family, etc., C. M. | Itavcn, Mokau River, via Te Kuiti. MACHIN E-Milking. —Young Man, experienced; Board with Employer; Whakatanc District. —Apply, after 1 p.m.. Matthewson. Dale St.. Avondale. MAN (married) wanted, must bo good with cows; also team work; X' 3 week. U.v.N, respectable. steady, tidy, milk few cows, separate, garden, handy farm; ! state wu-es. H.D., 118. Heiiald. MAN tor strong Youth, assist Machine Milking and Farm Work; good wages i suitable person.—Litchfield, Patumahoo. j\/| AN, capable. Farm Work, married or l'.L single, must be good worker, drive truck preferred.— Kereone. Ltd.. Morriusvilie. "jl/J'AN, Machine Milking and Farm Work; I*X waget 355. Knight's. Tatuanui. MAN. experieneefl Machines and General Work: £2 to good man: state ex perience.—Alex. White. Waitoa. \ | AJN, strong, young, honest and reliable; good milker and experienced shepherd; own dogs essential; able to plough preferred: £2 and keep.- R. Ludbrook, Pakaraka. MAN, young, or Youth, experienced, Machine Milking: good home; wages 30a.— Castleton Bros., Okoroirc. MAN, elderly, active, capable, Light Team Work: machine milker preferred.— Peterson. Puketurua. "VI AN, young. Colonial, non-smoker prei'l ferred. Dairy Farm; machines used: bach with owner; wages 30s and found.— G. I'ecd. Waerenga. | WAN, young, single, for Suburban Farm. |i'L machine milking, general farm work.— J Address i't lli'.KAl.D. MAN, young, rough Dairy Farm, 3 miles from meta 1 : must be smart in shed: no team work: bach with employer; £2103, found.—Co .F A Hart,. Tahun.a Rd.. Morrinsville yiAUKIED Couple, wanted, two milkers, I*l hand and machines; 5-roomcd House, h. and e. water, e.1.—14. Mountain Road. Epsom. ]\/fARRIED G'ouple, both milk, machines; IVL own ':ottc„:e; must be good worker.— M.. IC2. Herald. MARRIED Couple, unencumbered, good milkers, assist herd 50; man. Farm Work; cottage, milk, wood; home separation; £3 ss.—lizard Kuihere. Xttsitea l'hone. \ i AIfRIED Couple.—Man, capable manage Jl herd, knowledge cropping essential: wife. household duties; good wages.— Cr. pping. 017. Herald. MILKERS (40), 25s to 40s; Married Couples, 60s. 80s; personal interview nereflsnry.—Brown'fi Registry, Hamiltoik •Jl. SIMMON. J., c.o. Matangi Store. Filled; X thanking applicants. AVANTED.— Boy or Youth, Dairy Farm; i » I state experience.—J. h. Brown, Puketurun. J J ntnrurn. VOUTII. general farm work, hand-milking. -L about 10 cows.—Lea. McCormick, Pukekohe. f \, r OL T TLI, nomo experience hand-milking.— I Apply from 9to 10. 205, N.Z. Insurance Bid sis. 7" OUT II or Young Man. experience -I. Machino-Milkins and Horses.—C.M.. 13H. Hun alp. ArOUTII wanted. Machine Milking and J. General Farm Work: state wages. —R. Srlm«rp. Wardville. Waharoa.

1 herd; (rood home.—H Coglilan. Bucklnnd Rd.. Mangere East \7"OUTH, for Dnirv Farm; nuißt be good X with Machines: wages, 30s.—J. 11. Old111id. T'aterangi. "\7"OUTH. experienced, for Machine Milk.l ins, small herd, and licrht farm work; wages, ft 5s and found.—J. H. Neenis, R.D., I'litaruru. VOUTir, strong, wanted, ' seaside farm; I no team work; 103 weekly; handy city. . 'Viit-, Unr|l'n"S. 190. Hepai.d. "yOUTII. strong, machine-milking. farm .1. work; wages 255; state experience.— \7 B rough. Mrmganiko. Te Awanmtu. YDUfll, to assist Milking; ft! a month. ~1 —l' 11. Mtcrs. Rnkuhia. Hamilton. ! VOUTH wanted I . Dairy t'tjrnt. no heavy i J. work state experience, if any. wages j required.—Colonial. *2t. TlF.it\i.n. ; AT OUT 11 wanted to assist Machine Milking and Odd .Tohs; wages. 30s and keep.— T F. Ryan. Walton. VOUfll or strong Boy. for Dairy Farm. X must be go"' hand milker: £1 per week and found. —fl Lawrence. Pukekoho. or 'Ji n g SOM. __ ! "PEARSON'S Registry. Exchange Lane : 1 Ploughman, young (baching): Machine j Milker (drive truck); Good Hand Milkers. Domestics. F CARSON'S Registry. Exchange Lane.— C'ouplo (own cottage). Machine Milkers, good Hand Milkers. Ploughman (country). Domestics. BOARD WANTED. BOARD, private. Father and Daughter (15yrs). private family; Ml. Eden. Dominion Rd. or Ponsonby.—'Terms. 972. TtK.HU.P. BOY. fond of horse? and riding, wants Board on Farm during school holi- | days.— R.. '2OB. IIF.TiAT.D. District.—C.ent. requires Board ' J J with adult fnmilv; single room.—State I terms, etc.. Epsom. 202. Hruai.l). EXT. wants Board, private family; I vicinity Victoria Ave. car terminus; garage preferred —Write W.. Purewa Camp. St. Hclicvs. I ADY. young, requires for a few weeks IJ Poard witli private fanulv. only I'ci rder, quiet.— Particulars to M.A.. 109. HF.hald 1 ADY, elderly, requires small Room, with 1J fireplace: Christian people.—Small. 95. Ukhai.H. ■ r ITEMPORARY Board. Grafton, wanted by X yevng man; lunch out; fireplace essential; state terms.—A.X., 100, llehald. NURSES AND NURSING HOMES. TONSDALE " Convalescent and Rest J Home.—Nurse Kelsall has been enlarging her home, and is now ready to receive Patients; good nursing attention.—2-1. Pah ltd.. Greenwood's Corner, Epsom. Phono 90-018. MEDICAL Maternity and General Nursing. trained nurses: moderate fees.— At Alibeyville St. Paul's St. Phone 'ls-27!). : W OODIjANDS." 2C.. Mays St.. Devonit port. Convalescent, Rest Home; ideal surroundings; quiet. comfortable; healthful.—Phono 22-503. 'PAHA MOANA, .1. Convalescent Rest Home. Sister Begbic. Mission Bay, Kohimarania, Glorious Harbour Views. Sunshine all clay. Every care and attention. Fees moderate. Nurses Mandeno and Phillips announce that additions to their Home arc now completed. The new looms enjoy sunshine and glorious view and art! fitted with all conveniences. Convalescents and those requiring rest can feel assured of the best attention. Bus stops at door. Telephone 2u-992. CHEMISTS AND OPTICIANS. AND CO., Qualified Opticians.— Thorough Examinations.—Vulcan Bltlg., Queen St., Vulcan Lane. Telephone 43-135. /"tOUGTIS, Colds, Bronchitis "Red Cherry," proved cure: Is, Is (<l, 2s (id. —Walker's Pharmacy, 218, Ponsonby Rd. GUREX Cream wonderful cure Eczema, Red Nose, Pimples, 2s (id. Is Od. — Clarke. Chemist. 110. Victoria St. " (/"AI-'O," Rejuvenating Uair Restorer. IV Slops falling hair; never fails to restole grey hair. Obtainable all Chemists. JIiOHPHORTON. the great Blood Purifier, powerful lonic: bottles, 2s Gd, -is ■|. 7 S (id.---A Ef/'les. all liraiiches. (J AVE ultd prolong Usefulness of .lour O Eyes.—O. .E. Ncilson, Sight Specialist, OS, Pitt Street.