LOST PROPERTY. BANGLE, gold, botweon Green Lane Rd., Remuera and Queen St.; reward.— o'irnidt Studios. BUOY, marked "3!) A, Mollie"; reward.— finthrift. Rowron and Co.. 129. Albert -*-* Guthrie, Bowron and Co., 129, Albert St. DRAPERY Parcel, small, between Kliyber Pass and" Mt. Eden School; reward.— Phono 21011. HANDBAG, lost by workman's wife, near Rendeli'e, Karangahupe Rd., about 3 p.m., Friday; contents include, money, watch, letters, etc.—Finder rewarded at Lay-by Office. Rendells. Ltd. HANDBAG, lady's, blue, containing notes and keys, between Harp of Erin and Bayswater Ferry; reward.—l2, Garland Rd., Ellerslio. T ICENCE. Motor-cyclist's, No. 13,609.—Roturn owner, name and address inside. MUSIC Case, leather. Wednesday after- ' noon, in tram or Newmarket: reward. —Phone 44-040. PURSE. containing Notes, Gold, vicinity Newton. Cox's Creek, Ponsonby; Biib-j atuntinl reward.—o, Shoehan St., Ponsonby. RING, Opal, in Milne's, Thursday.—Re- i ' ward at HeualdJ | ING. Sienet. sold, with crest, between Parnell P.O. and Newmarket.—Reward I at Herald. . riIYRE and Rim, Dunlop (motor-car). Wai- -- kowhai-Mt. Roskill. Friday afternoon: reward.—Fnrmers' Trading Co.. Despatch. ALLETT"contain ins chenucs. cash nnd private papers; reward.—Young. 109, Dominion Rd. OWNERS WANTED. PURSE, containing sum of money, found in Jervnifl Rd.. —Gallagher, 151, ucrvois Rd. WATCH, lady's, gold, expanding braceV\ let, Queen St., Friday.—Box 83, or Phone 40-091. STRAYED AND IMPOUNDED. CAT, tubby grey, male, lost Friday. 4th. evening, from 50, Gladstone ltd., L arnell; reward. —Tel. 41-078. UCKS (4), Drake (I), strayed from 34, Victoria Av., Remuera. —Kindly Ring 24-303. HORSES (2), light plough, dark bay to black, strayed from Landon s property, Huntly; reward. ; . JERSEY Cross Yearling Heifers (4), tJ strayed on to Howard and bweed s farm, Waitoa; owner may have same by paying expenses.—J. Forrest, Manager. OTNTER"Dok, black and white, young. —Reward on returning 55, Iho Drive, Epsom, or Ring 20-020. ' MISSING FRIENDS. PERSONS knowing Thomas C Hammond, wife's maiden name, Ellis, lived at i Hamilton over 30 years ago, any information his whereabouts thankfully received.— C. Westcott. Hill St., Parkes, N.S.W., AusMATRIMONIAL. DON'T be Lonely. Join Matrimonial Correspondence Club; send stamp for particulars.—P.O. Box 330. Auckland. TENTLEMAN, own car, wishes correspond * Lady, fond travelling, view marriage. —Genuine, 953, Herald. INTRODUCTIONS arranged, view marriage, throughout New Zealand, for genuine pooplo only. Confidence respected. Integrity expected.—36, Phoenix Chambers. Day or evening appointmcnt. Phone 45-501. MAN, 51, teetotal, with small herd, would like meet refined Woman; view marriage.—Prospect. IP2, Ifkrai.d. MAN (50), means, wishes correspond respectable Widow or Spinster, with home, Protestant, about same age, view matrimony.—Genuine, 151, Herald, Hamilton. •WIDOW. 55, active, refined, wishes intro»V duction homely Farmer; view niarrinire.—Confidential Agent, Box 1119, G.P.O. ATfIDOW. 46, with freehold suburban V V home, credentials, wishes meet steady Working Man.—3o, Phoenix Chambers. T/THDOWS, 50-52 (one with farmlet, one VV business), genuine, credentials, wish meet, view marriage. Men with some capital.—36, Phoenix . Chambers. : FARM HANDS WANTED. BOY, some experience, Machines, small herd. Odd Jobs; good home; £l.—Geo. Flavel, Otakiri, Whakntane. BOy, respectable, wanted immediately; able to milk: light farm work; good home. —Falconer, Albany. -■ BOY, good, for Farm Work, one used engines and milking plant.—Peck, Mangapiko. To Avvamutn. BOY, respectable, about 18 years, must bo good stripper and farm work; good home; wages ill 10a and found.—Otorolianga Agency. BOY, must, bo good Stripper. Machines, Odd Jobs; state wages.—Reliable, 907, Herald. DAIRY Farm.—Boy or Youth, good stripper, odd jobs; good home.—Ward Bro«.. Tirau. - DAIRY Farm.—Mates (2). Strippers; age and wages; refs.— Cows, 30'., Herald. "1 'VAIRY Farm.—Youth for machines, ex-i-s perienced. shed and odd jobs; 255; good home.—W. Howard, Wnitoa. . AIRY" Farm.—Youth, knowledge marhino milking; 20s. with rise if satisfactory. —E. B. Fawrett, Clevedon. AIRY Farm Hand. good stripper, form work; age and refs.—Box 12, Matamata. DAIRY Farm.—Youth or elderly Man. machino milk and light duties; good home.—G.T.. c.o. The Store. Runciman. ' AIRY Farm.—Boy, English school boy preferred; Btrong, willing; little experience; good home; wages.il to start.—B. Barr. KaipakK I7UMILY of 4, for Farm. Hand Milking 30 . to 35 cows for town supply; state wages.—J. Kennelly, Pukckohe. } 7l ARM Hand, capable, wages £2 week; . handy Auckland ; urgent.—Auckland Registry, Hellaby's Bldgs., opp. G.P.O. 1/1 ARM Work and Machino Milking.— • Youth; state wages and experience.— M„ c.o. Gifford. Te Awamutu. and General Farm Work.— X Married Man; own cottage and milk; £3 weekly—Lee, Waitomo Caves. (GENERAL Farm AVork, Machino MilkX ing and Scrub Cutting; £2; good Man; stato experience.—Urgent. 146. Herald. G~ ENERAL Farm Work. Milking: Man wanted; wages according to ability; small herd.—F. Harris, Walton. / MAN, or Youth, experience Machine Milking and Farm Work; wages 35s. —McKlwain, filelibrook. TITAN, good stripper, all Farm Work; I'JL 6tate age and wages required.—Machine< 55. llehald. IVTACHINE Milkers and General Farm IVJL Work; Boy. ablo milk.—Bell's Registry, Winstono Bldgs.. Qufren St. TV/fACIIINE Milking.—Boy, assist, small l'-l- herd; permanent; good home.-v-Address a t K Kit at. p. MACHINE Milking.—Youth, strong, exporiencod, wanted; wages 25s.—W. Deacon. Turua. MACHINE Milking. Farm Work.—Man or strong Youth, exporieuced; good wages. —D. Johnson, Waitoa. Phone 10K. ACHINE Milking.—Youth, small herd; experience not essential.—Apply, etating wages. Box 5. Bombay. MACHINE Milking.—Youth: good homo; wages 255. riso if suitable.—Wal. Howard. Waitoa. AN. experienced, reliable, to provide Herd, about 45 cows, to milk on shares; town supply.—l nil particulars to R.H.. 940. Herald. CJHEPHERD, with good dogs; require to O bach; good wages. Cameron Bros., 12R, Onewhcro. STRIPPING (assist). —Youth, capable, trustworthy; comfortable home; fencing.—Roy Trebilco. To Arolia. TRONG, willing worker; no milking; interviews 5.30 to 7. J. Punch, Woodley Av., Remuera. rpEAM Work and Hand and Machino JL Milking, capable; 353 and found.—T.. 76. Herald. rpEAM and General Farm Work, no milkJ- ing.—Young, single Man; wages £2. — H. Watson. Walton; VOUTH, strong, reliable, good, Machines. 1 Stripping, Odd Jobs; good close Cambridgo.—Reliable, care Boyce. Cambridgo OUTIi; titrong, uaed horses; able milk if needed; wages 25s.—R. Bland. J.ahuna R<l„ MorrinsviHe. P" EARSON'S Registry, Exchange Lano.Machino Milkers, \ouths, 30s, Cowboy, £1; Station Cowman, Cook, Domestics. . A 1 Registry, Palmcrslon Bldgs. (opp. i\.l Waverley). Phono 46-491.--Milkers, Men. Youths, Boys, 40s, 355. -os. miscellaneous. A TRIAL will convince you that there is A nothing like Rdfe'» Wax for Lwob and furniture. . A2s 4d Tin of Rolfo's Wax contain* bb much as three tins.—Obtaanablo everywhere.
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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXVI, Issue 20384, 12 October 1929, Page 1
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