Page 1 Advertisements Column 6

New Zealand Herald, Volume LXVII, Issue 20482, 6 February 1930, Page 1

FARM HANDS WANTED. BOY, smart, for Dairy Farm, machinesj ; (;ao<l home.—>S, B. Lnrsen, Eureka, 1 BiU Y or Youth, for Dairy Farm: experienced- preferred, but not essential; Machines; slate wages,—Potter, Pukeatua. BOY' or youth; small DHiry Farm, machine milking; wages £1 to it 10s weekly; good home—Roy Fulton, Pukekoho. J'licno 143. DAIRYING Olid sheep Fitim.—lntelligent Lad; only those wishing learn farming need apply; experience not neces-. sory,—C. fc\ Claa3en, ltawene. Jl'AxiM Worker, good stripper and hand milker essential; 303, found.—Box 14, 'l'urua. GENERAL Farm AVork.—Man, used to Machine Milking.—V, Hatric-k, Papaktna. Plione 7K. "|\/jACHINE Milking. General Farm Work. Irx —Youth wanted, experienced. Brewster, .Whangarata. "]%/(" AN. middle-aged, or Youth, for email i'J. Dairy Farm; good home.—Reliable, B'2. Hkhald. Hamilton. MAN, middle-aged, for Small Dairy Farm; good home.—Reliable, e.o. Boyce, Cambridge. • "jVpACHINES, Farm Work.—Yoijth, exill. pericnced; wages 30s.—Holdcroft, Arapuni. Phono soW,Putaruru. MACHINE Milking and General Farm IYI Work.—Mau wanted; wages 35s.—G. Hamilton, Waharoa. MAN, capable, for Machine Milking and Farm Work, Waikato; £2 and found.Parmer, 429, Herald. MAN, ■*reliable, experienced, used to Machines, can plough and General Farm Work: £2 to good man.—W. 1 ellow. Onew hero. MAN, experienced, general farm work and machine milking; wages. 40 r ?." 50 . 8 ' vf" cording to ability.—J- Yj. WybQrn, le Aioh.i. MAN, or strong Youth, for Dairy Farm and General Work; state age. experience and wages; permanent position if suitaide.—K. It. Litchfield, Tirau. iVTAHRIED Couple, small dairy farm, both ill milk; 18-20 cows; good House, e.l , hot and cold water; state wages required; copy refs.—A. Otto, Tnupaki. AiUiTED Couple wanted. General l< arm Work.—S. C Martin, Waihou. 7VTARRIED Couplo (both milk), £l4 IVI ®iuontli, Cottage, etc.; near Auckland. Urgent.—At Registry, Palmerston Bldgs.

Tntnamii. CPEAMSTER and Genera.-, or Machine MilkJ- ing and General; must be experienced; stalo age and wage; good Lome.—Carter, cave .Teneria. Waerenga. YOUTH, capable all Farm Work: machine milking; wages £l, found.— Worker, care Flatts. Te Aroha. OUTH, for Machine Milking, email herd, and Light Farm Work; wages £1 to start.—J. Neems, R.D.. Putaruru. EARSON'S Registry, Exchange Lane.— Youth, Machine and Hand Milking; "Bovs. Learner.

WORK WANTED. A CETONE Welding, Cylinders and Alu--A minium Crank Cases our speciality.— Grant's. 5. Rutland St. Phono 40-724. » ALUMINIUM Crankcases Repaired; new A Bpecial Aluminium Solder Process. Ao warping.—Cain's Welding Works. Parnell Rise. A SH BROS., Builders. Shop, Office Fitters, A Showcases, Jobbing. Personal supervision.—lo3. Karangahape Rd. 1 hone 40-63 J. ALTERATIONS, Additions. Bungalows, Shop .Fittings: experienced tradesman; plans, estimates free. Phono 12-348,

prompt attention. ■ALTERATIONS wanted. Garages, Fences, xx etc.,; working man's charges.—Cb, John St.. Ponsonby. . CONCRETE Paths, Floors, Tennis Courts; a guaranteed job; 4d per square foot. Call you beat this?— Phone 24-614 lor appointment. • Dressmaking.— High-ciass ladies', and 'children's wear; reasouable. —eu, v alley Rd.. Mi. Ednn. TVOMESTIC Worlc required by exXJ perienced Lady Help; day, 9s; iialiday. ss.—Domestic. 596. Herald. GARDENS, sections cleared, dug; lawns VT levelled, laid down; hedge cutting, scything; 'lis day.—R.F.. S7C. Hebald. AHDENER, experienced, Handyman, wants work—Gardener. 617, Herald. T AWNMOWERS Sharpened and Set.—For JLi guaranteed satisfaction, lung 41-923. We collect and deliver. —H. J. Ryan,- Ltd., Engineers. St. Paul's St. _ OFFICE Cleaning or any kind of work by the day.—-Z.. -543. Herald. PAINTING. Paperhanging. Carpentry, competent tradesman, best work; tools, ladders; 12s Cd day, low estimates.—Gom-p-tent. 470. Hkhalp. TSAINTING. Paperhanging. no job_ too Jr small; work guaranteed.—North,, Huntiiigtren Av- Mt. Albert. Phone 21-030. PAINTING or Paperhanging—Tradesman, town or country.; refs.—Davis, J7, Uryden St.. Grey Lynn. PAINTER. Paperhnnger.—For quality in workmanship, materials, apply Mills, fi2. Grafton Rd. Phone 40-3.3. TVE~U PHOLSTEHING Furniture, RW'™' IX ce: quotations, samples; satisfaction guaranteed.—Phone 44-758. Wurman s. Hobson St. —j— — TinNDOV Cleaning.—Charles Hill., late W Publi . . Works, solicits nss \| ta " c f Bemuera fr. -.uds.-17. Ivomaru St.. Reniu

PUPILS WANTED. ACADEMY Studios.—J. O'Knne has resuincd tuition, enrol now; all string instruments and pianoforte. A RT Baskelwaro. Coloured Leatherwmk. Pokerwor'k. Pewterwork, 1 cnpaintuig. Stencilling. Wood carving; prospectus posted. —Miss Ayling. Strand Arcade. DRESSMAKING and Classes.— Quarterly. Classes, Practical Dressmaking; »nmvicinal instruction. —McClymont ana \N oodhead. ■26, City Chambers. L~ EARN To Drive a Motor-car at Edgar C Pearco's School of Motor Driving. Driver's Certificate guaranteed; tuition by experts only: we teach on all makes of cais. —Peafce's School of Motor Driving. Khyber Pass. Phone 4G-206. Y.fISS GREENWOOD'S Commercial M School. Broadway. Newmarket.Classes resumed Wednesday, January "iIrOTOR Driving.—Certificate guaranteed; M fees moderate. —May hill's Motor School, 0, Lower Albert St.: Phone 13-444. I AT A V LEll'S Wrestling Gymnasium, top IN floor, Chatfiold Chambers,. Customs bt. En?t: terms moderate. iTIANOFORTE. Theory; young lady, -L A.L.C.M.; visits homes if desired; :50s term. 2s Gd lesson.— Progress, 010, Hr.R.u.n. __ —j— OWIMMING. Learn Latest. Fastest O Stroke; quick, efficient tuition.—D. B. Anderson, Box 1327 TUITION WANTED. I" ADY, young (Devonport). requires best J Tuition. Piano, practical and theoretical, for Associate grade, Trinity College; stßto fees, etc.—Musicus. 497, Hekat.o. WANTED TO BUY. A MBEUGRIS.—Send rccistered post, cash J.\., offer return mrtil.—Walter Mason, 23, lI.M. Arcade. Queen St. A l/CKLAND Auctioneering Co. give best ■IV. prices for furniture; valuations free; sales at houses.—-I'lione 42-238. A'TpAREL.-Mi-s. Outtrini, largest, buyer 1\ Ladies', Clout's Left-ofE Clothing—lS. Victoria St. Phone 42-074. _ IJEST Price for Suits, Dresses. Boots.— 3 Hansen's, (i. Walkcficld St., opp. sown Uall._ Pliono 4.'i-021. v, BEFORE Selling. Before Buying Your Furniture, consult Squirrell ana <-o. We defy compel it ion. Phono 44-."! V. B'TLLiXrnrai.le. ? sixo. good condition. Billiaids. 514. Hkraip. CLOTHING, Suits, Boots, Old OoI«l. L Building Society Shares: .coniTi dential den lin y.—-Meit7,or TfJHJNGUS Bought, highest market P"ee, J? nnv quantity, from any pari of Acu Zen 1 and.'-1100 Bros-- To , yr v u 1! I G U M. I\ ' We are Cash Buyers. At lli'rhest -Market Rales, of all Giades. Til OS. LEES AND SOISS, Customs Street hnst. ILK. fresh, well cooled, about 5 gallons to start; handy Auckland.—l uiP parlif ulii rs. Dairy, 552. IIr.RAI.P. OFFICER'S Dress Uniform, cheap, height sft. sin.--Q.H- g59, Hkhai-d. XL Stove, -Perfection or similar. 3buruer. perfect order: cheap.—Ring EWGF.. big. second-hand, approximately sft. long.—Parker, c.o. 11. Page, Dargiiville. SINGER Sewing Machines. Dropliends; spot cash.—B. Strand Arcade. ''POOLS of all descriptions. Bought, Sold 1 or Exchanged Highest prices given. —Shergold. 54. Victoria St. M'IELEPHONE, second-hand, Ericcson or .L Western Electric machine; must bo in first-class order: stale lowest Pnco for cash.—P. (' Rose, .secretary.. .Marnkopa Dairy Co.. Kiritehbre. via Te Kuili.