FARM HANDS WANTED. BOY or Youth, to help -with Machine Milking; 6tate wages.—C. i'retwell, Waerenga. BOY. strong, -wanted for Farm Work, machines used; good homo; wages 20s. —Greenwood, Karaka, Papakura. BOY wanted, Dairy Farm, VVhakatane district: wages 30s; faro paid suitable applicant.—Dalgety and Co., Ltd., Auckland. BOY or Youth, assist machine milking, odd jobs; wages £l, found.—A. Barnett, Puketurua, Putaruru. BOYS, also Machine Milkers wanted. Farmers, send your requirements.— Auckland Registry, Hellaby's Bldgs. Phono 46-343. DAIRY Farm.—Youth, machines, general farm work; experience not essential; write age.—Wages, 777, Herald. DAIRY Farm.—Married Couple; man must be good stripper and wife cook.— Full particulars Ring 127K, Whatatane. , DAIRY Farm.—Strong Youth, used machine;).—E. D. Knapping, East Tamaki. Inquire Whitton's Blacksmith Shop. J 7l AltM Work, Machine Milking.—Youth or Man; learners not objected; state wages.—Box 57, Rotorua. Hand wanted, able milk; good wages to good lad.—G. Biggar, Whenuanui. 17* ARM Hand, good Milker, used to Horses, . able to Plough; good home; wages 30s and found.—B. Dougherty. Niho Niho, via Taumaruuui. IT*ARM Hand, used to Mower, no milking; J- £2 week.—J. McLachlan, kiwitahi, I'hone 226 W., Morrinsville. ]? ARMLET.—Youth, wanted urgently; wages start, 15s; refs. Address at Herald. 1 FAMILY, milk large herd, all farm work: machines; electric: good house, conva.: £2B month, capable family: board owner. ±1 week.—Milker. 598. Herald. GIRL, strong, assist house and milking shed. Boy assist stripping. Wages, 20s.—P., C.o. Boyce. Cambridge. GENERAL Farm Work.—Boy wanted.— Box 21, Rotorua. GENERAL Farm.—Youth, strong, good milker, machines; good wage.—Phone 27-625, after 11 a.m. GENERAL Farm Work.—Youth, good hand-milker, reliable; 30s. found.—M. A. Wright. Piarere. Tirau. HAND Milking, Odd Jobs.— Boy wanted: state age and wages.—V. Bannatyne. Omanawa Falls. Tauranga. LAD for Farm .Work, machines used; wages according to experience. E. Smeaton. Waihi. Tl/TARRIED Couple, no encumbrances. IVI both milk; man farm work: £4, cottage.—G., care Boyce, Cambridge. MACHINE Milking and General Farm Work.—Youth, eome experience necessary; wages, 30s and found.—B. Schumacher, Waihou. "iITACHINE Milking. Odd Jobs.—Youth. IYI strong, willing, assist; state age. wage and experience.—M.. c.o. Boyce. Cambridge. ACHINES. General Farm Work.—Married Couple, assist shed.—S.. c.o. Boyce, Stationer. Cambridge. —_ MACHINE Milking, general Farm Work; Man, young, experienced: 30s. found. —Reg. Wilson. R-D-. Paeroa. 132 A. "]\/f ACHINE Milking and General.—Youth, M to assist; must be respectable; £l per week and found.—R. Ledsham, Patumahoe. Tl/TACHINE Milking and Farm Work.— iV± Man or Youth, experienced: wages iand found.—W. E. Brunskill. Walton. MACHINE Milking.—Man or Youth, experienced.—W. Davies. Phone 21K, Waimauku. _ TV/f ACHINE Milking.—Boy or Youth. 40 I\X cows, farm work; wages 27s 6d: bonus, if satisfactory.—J. B. Cox, Cambridge. MAN, married, good stripper essential; General Farm Work; £3 week, milk; refs.—J. Smith, Te Mawhai. MAN, young, help milk 50. cows; wages £2 and found.—D. Craig, Studholme St.. Morrinsville. TITAN, capable, to take charge Milking IVL Shed, 80-100 cows; good at general Farm Work; a-g© 8-bou.fc 3*>; single preferred. —R.R., 746, Herald. IVfAN. used to horses and cows: state age, ' -iVI experience and wage.—R. Wilson, Pu».etona, Bay of Island. ■—. AN or Youth, to help milk small Herd and Light Farm Work; 25s and bonus; apply after 6.-Banks, Green Pftrk, Rd,, Ellerslie. . -—— MAN for Dairy Farm; experienced all farm work; . good wages.—Howard Broa.. Ngarua, Weitoa. "\TILKERS (3 preferred). 80 cows; must be "\,riLKING. —Youth, assist: 25a and found lM to Btart, good home conditions.—Youth. Box 36. Morrinsville. MILKING and General .Farm Work.— Youth; good wages right man.—Lew C'arrick. Waihou. TV/HLKERS. 1 or 2, good, experienced M farm work; wages. 30s to 40e, according to ability —B. Senior. Te Puke. TV/TcKNIGHT'S Registry Hamilton.— J3JL Vacancies: Couples, botli milk: Families, 3 to 4 milkers: Farm Hinds. 40s. 0 SIT lON filled, thanking all applicants. —W.R., 124. HEHALD. rPEAMSMAN, good, wages. £2 and found; .L bnch.—J. Swney, Tirau. Y~OUTH. willing, for Farm. North Auckland; good home and wages.—Apply to-night. 77. Drive. Epsom. "V"OUTH. strong, good Milker, used horses. X all farm work; 35s to start; trustworthy.—Langdon, Riverhead. _ VOUTH, strong, or Man, General Farm 1 Work: good home; state wages; urgent. —Mrs, McQuarters. Waitoa. . YOUTH wanted. Machine Milking and Odd Jobs; bach with employer; wages 20s.—T. Cowell. Box 13. Waharoa. T>EARSON'S Registry. Exchange Lane.— i Share-Milkers (60). Machine and H, Milkers. £2, £1 10s: 2 Youths (Orchard).
PUPILS WANTED.. ART. —Pupils earn more than their fees by studying at DRULEIGH COLLEGE. A RTS and Crafts. All branches taught.— -A. Misß Cameron. Studio. 11, Park Crcs., Parnell. Phono 46-420. ALL branches of Dressmaking taught by expert Teacher. Girls trained for posit ions.—DRULEIGII COLLEGE. IX ANDERSON. Chief Wireless In- • structor, requires 20 yonng Men, train for Operators.—Apply Drnleigh College. ACKWARD Education Course for Men and Women includes private coaching for each student.—DRULEIGH COLLEGE. USINESS Training Course.—Shorthand, Typewriting. Book-keeping: reasonable fees Day and evening classes.—DßULi.Hr.tl COLLEGE. D~ RESS Cutting, special G -weeks' Course, accurate, easy to learn.--Miss Asbton, 25. Symonds St. Phone 41-GSR. KESSMAKING Classes, day and evenhig.—Miss Coulthard, above Sneddon s. Symonds St.. Phone 43*680. TriRENCH. German, taught,perfectly; comil petent. Linguist: Matriculation.. University Scholarships prepared: universal translations, very reasonable.—Dr. O. Uantor, 2. Elizabeth St. I" FRENCH, German, Latin and -Greek ' taught, up to full University Standard; day or evening.—DRULEIGH COLLEGE. TOHNMANSON. Teacher of Violin. Man«J dolin, Piano Studio: 2, Esplanade Rd.. of! Mt. Eden Rd. J' EARN to Drive a Motor-car . at Edgar C. J Pearce's School of Motor Driving. Driver's Certificate guaranteed; tuition by experts only; we teach 011 all ni&kea orcftrs. Pearce's School of Motor Driving,, Ivhybcr pasß. Phone 46-206. TVTAORI. —Learn in few months. Courses IVI to suit nil. N.z. Correspondence Schools, Bos 50, Auckland. ILLINERy Classes.—Miss Rutherford, Room 2, Gaze's Bldgs.. 4a, Karangahape Road.—Latest American .methods. ot Dressmaking: all branches O taught.—Miss Grey. Room 25, Princess Bldits.. Queen St. SPRAY Pair ting.—Duco and Industrial Paint-Spraying, latest occupation for both soxes; export tuition.—Falconiter Spray Works. 47. Parnell Rd. ; IRELESS Operators are _ in short supply: parents should investigate; success assured by training.—DßULElUW COLLEGE. \LL our Salesmanship Students have J\ secured positions. Raronts, interview without delay the Principnl.sr-Drulcigh College. . „. JgUSINESS QOLLEGE. 'WE TEACH BURROUGHS MACHINES, BOOK-KEEPING. TYPEWRITING, SHORTHAND. 201. Smith's Building, Albert Street. Phone 40-639. Auckland. JTAMMERING. STAMMERING. To Sufferers of this distressing impediment. I have now prepared a Special Course of lessons by correspondence. " For p»rticulara write . J. STUART ENNIB, M, Taylor'* Road, Mount Albert.
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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXVI, Issue 20405, 6 November 1929, Page 1
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