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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXVI, Issue 20420, 23 November 1929, Page 1

FARM - HANDS WANTED. BOY, smart. assist Dairy Farrar 30s and found Berryman Bros., Te Teko. BOY, strong, wanted, to Milk and make himself generally useful.—'Write Box 5, Manurewa. ' OY or Youth, help milk small Eerd. machines, odd jobs: good home; \»ages, 25s.—A. Barnett R.D. Putaruru. BOY, Hand Milking and odd jobs; wages 255. Y., c.o. lioyce, Stationer, Cambridge. BOY, milk few cows, odd jobs, easy place; slate age, wages.—V. Bannatyne, Omanawa Fallrf, Tauranga. BOY, Assist in Shed; bach with employers; wages, 25s.—T. Cowell, Box 18: Waharon. ' BOY, respectable, 14-16, small Dairy Farm; good home.—sßß, ManukaU f?d., Epsom. . ■■ BOY or Youth, able milk; odd jobs; good home, small herd.—M. Connor, PukoUira. BOY or elderly San, • Milk few Cows, Light Work.—Apply 12 noon, 39, Mt. Albert ltd. BOY, about 16, Machine Milking, experience hot necessary; good home.— Modern, 884, Herald. /""IOWBOY, milk, kill,, eheep station; Kitchenboy, 20s; Farm Hands.—Bell's

Registry, Winstone Bldg., Queen St. DAIRY Farm.—Youth or Man, machines; wages, 30s and found.—G. Whyte, Waharoa. Phono 30. T7IARM Hand, good, handy tools, build X Bhed, concrete: Rood home; state wane. —Urgent. 831, Heuald. J/>ARM Hand, good hand milker, general . farm work; state age and wages.— Jersey, 862, Herald. I?ARM Hand, good, wanted immediately; . good home and wages.—Reliable, 712, Heuald, Hamilton. FARM Work.—Boy wanted, good home; 10s to start: experience not necessary. ■—"Willing, c.o. Patterson. Hebald Agent. Pukekohe. T7IARM Hand, one used machines; general X? Farm Work; wages 30s.—Milker, Box 36. Morrinsville. Hand wanted, Machine Milking, General Farm Work; experienced; t«jd wages.—Stead, Phone 188 D, Cambridge. Hands, 2, youths, 17, 18; sheep and J- cow farm; able milk, general farm work; state wages.—J. F. Wymer, Glenbrook. GENERAL Farm Work.—Youth, 30s- a week, rise if suitable.—A. Watson, Okoroire Rly HAND Milker, good, wanted; must be experienced; good home and wages.— Apply Threo Kings Store or Ring, 20-5-10. "j\/j"AN, reliable. Stripper, Shed, Odd Jobs; JVL urgent; £2, found.—R. D. Eastwood, Springdale. TITAN or Youth, competent Machine -LVX Milker; Farm Work; permanent; state wages, etc.—Box 57, Rotorua. AN, experienced, reliable, General Farm Work, milk house cow; state wages.—W., 200 Herald. MAN, young. Dairying and general Farm Work; £2 and found.—W. Swain. Te Awamutu. . MAN, experienced Machine Milking. Farm Work; £2 found.—Pennefather, Waimate North, Bay of Islands. MAN, for Apiary work, experienced or otherwise ;_ must also be good stripper: good wages suitable man. —Tnames Valley. 21. Herald MACHINE Milking, Farm Work.—Man, single, capable and energetic; £2 5s iveek and found; permanent job.—J. ,-H. Furniss, Huntly. Phone 109 R. MACHINE Milking and General Work.— Youth to assist; experience not necessary; easy place, good home; Btate wages. —J. Batley, Tirau. "jl/fARRIED Couple, 75 cows, machines, l'X man milk, woman housekeep, assist milking: state wages.—A. Penny, Tokiriina. MARRIED Couple, responsible; Sheep Run, fencing and general; own cottag©. firewood, cow; experience carpentry preferred; £3 5s to start.—Raglan, 2, Herald. MARRIED Couole, to help Milk.—Ring . 116 M or apply J. Watkins, Aka Aka, Waiuku. MARRIED Couple, man Milk, General Farm Work; £3 ss, free house, milk, firewood.—W. Swain, Te Awamutu. "YTEN, 2. experienced, wanted immediately i'X for Fs.tm Work: good wages.—.Lloyd, Otahuhu. Phone 17-983. . VfILKINCx and General Form Work; iVX must be reliable; good wages good man.—Ralph Tuck, Waharoa. POSITION filled; thanking applicants.— J. Ryan. Matamata. rPEAMSTER. capable, single; state age and X wages; good home and conditions. — W. G. Van Veen, Pntaruru. rpEAMSTER. for 2 or 3 months; state X wages.—W. Nickle, Roto-o-rangi, Cambridge. "TTACANCIES.—CoupIes. without encumV brance. Families, 3-4 milkers. Teameter. Farm Hands, Youths, Girls.—McKnight, Registry, Hamilton. '\7'ACANCIES.— Couples, without encumV brance. Families, 3-4 milkers. Teamster, Farm Handß, Youths, Girls.—Mcknight, Registry, Hamilton. YOUTH for small farm, essential, good stvinper; good wages to suitable youth. —G. Capper, Ohinewai. OUTH. for Machine Milking and odd jobs; good home and conditions: state wages.—E. C. Litchfield. Tirau. VOUTH, strong, willing, for Machine X Milking and Odd Jobs; good houfco; wages 30s.—McNeill. 65K, Tuakau. YOUTH, help Milk, Farm. Work; conditions good; 30s; bonus if suitable.—A. Wallace, Cambridge. YOUTH, for Milking and Odd Jobs: day off pel week; 25s.—Apply. S. Cuckridce. Matamata. _____ ""V/"OUTH, for Machine Milking; must be J- good stripper; wages 355.: good home. —Honkirk. Te Teko. "\TOUTH, strong, for Machine. Milking and X other light work; must be good milker; wages, 355. and good home.—T. McNamara. Phone 116 D, Aka Aka, Waiuku. YOUTH for Dairy Farm, Bay of Plenty; good wages.—Glen and Son, Te Teko. VOUTH, smart. 14 to 16, for light farm X work.—T. Duck, Orini. YOUTH, 18-20, Machine Milking and General Farm Work; 60 cows; wages 30s.—Apply 25, Flatt's, Te Aroha. A i Registry, 47. Queen St. Phone 46-491. AJI —Farm Hands, Machine Milkers (40s), Youths (suburban, 30s). PUPILS WANTED. —Miss Ayling, Strand Arcade. ASHLEIGH College, N.Z. Insurance Bldg. —Tuition day and evening, all subjects; success assured.—Phone 42-262. ALL parents should investigate our Vocational Training for boys and girlfi.— Telephone 46-884. Druleigh College. AFTER studying Shorthand. Typewriting and Book-keeping you will obtain a position.—Get particulars. Druleigh College. ACROBATS, Ballet Dancers; limited number only.—Apply by letter, 95. Rose Rd.. Grey Lynn. BELSTON Craft Studio.—Lessons given in Brass. Copper and Pewterwork.— 16. Fairview I?d., Mt. Edon. DRESSMAKING, . Dress Cutting Classes, Quarterly or single, day or evening. Miss Ashlon, 25. Symonds St., opp. St. Paul's. Phone 41-656. DRESSMAKING and Clares.— Quarterly Classes. Practical Dressmaking; individual instruction.— McClymont, and Woodhead. 26. City Chambers. privately taught, conversational; X accent guaranteed; no grammar; Pans Gentleman; easy terms.—Particulars, EmcienU 769. Herald. • JOHN MANSON. Teacher of Violin, Mandolin, l'U'.no. Studio: Esplanade ltd., off Ml. Eden Rd. ' :—_ LEARN to Drive a Motor-car at Edgar C. Pearce's School 'of Motor Driving. Driver's Certificate guaranteed tuition by experts only: we teach on all makes of cars. -Pearce's School of Motor Driving. Ivliyber Paß3. Phono 46-206. TV/TAYHILL'S Motor School. 6. Lower iVI Albert St.; certificate guaranteed; runmnff repairs: expert tuition: fees moderate. AYEILL'S Motor School, 6. Lower Albert St., Phone 13-444.—Certificate guaranteed; fees moderate; running repairs. AITLLINISRY „Classes -Miss Rutherford, iVJL Room i Gaze's Bldss.. 4a. Rarangahape Roud.—Latest American methods, ■■ cJwiMMING All Classes Resumed O November 18.—D. B. Anderson, Instructor, P.O Bo* a uckland gUSINESS QOLLEGE. WE TEACH BURROUGHS MACHINES, BOOK-KEEPING, TYPEWRITING. SHORTHAND. 201, Smith's Building, Albert Street. Phone 40-639. Auckland. gTAMMERING STAMMERING. To Sufferers of this distressing impediment. I have now prepared a Special Course of lessons by correspondence. For particulars write J. STUART ENNIS, 66, Taylor's Road, Mount Albert.