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DOMESTICS WANTED. General, experienced ; refs.—Phone _J 2-1-034, sa, iiubßeti Rd., Renmera. CiOOK General. -Alts. Lawrence Ludbrook, •1, Dilworth Av., Remuera, between 9Hi a.m.. or '-2 p.m. /"HRL, capable, Domestic Duties, plain " cooking, no washing.—o2, Lucerne lid . /~\IRL (18-21), (or Domestic Duties.— vJ Apply Tlirilt Store, Cor. oi Green Lane and Croat .South Rd. (-11 UL, capable, daily. Belmont, Tnkapuna; "X girl residing in or near district preferred.—Apply Kosecot, 8, Westwell Av., Bel mont. (URL, respectable, wanted, ordinary house X hold duties, plain cooking. - Olive Do ug 1 a.t, Font on St,.. 'l'hamcß. HEL P (20-30), house work only, competent, will i n tj; wages, 25s.—Congenial, 9(>3, i . Kit AT, ;r_ IJO USE KEEPER, middle-aged, Vege--II tarian; all duties; educated; refs.— Kapoor, National Park. Housework. —Girl, daily, fond chiidlen, refs. required.—Mrs. Gallaugher, llii, The Drive, Epsom. \\J OMAN, middle-aged, look after two » » children, for the country.—i. Queen's Way, Mt. Koskill. i 1 Registry <l7, Queen St. (40-191). — •iVI. Cook-General, Domestics, Probationer, Housemaid, Mother's Help, Learners (farms) ' BELL S Registry, Winstone Bide., Queen St—Cook. CO.-. Hotel- Lady's Maid, good needlewoman; Generals, Farm Hand. ELI ABLE Registry, 15, Queen St.—Cook. Second (Male). Chef (Woman), coun try, Cook-Genorals. Cook, _2ss_. STRAND Registry, Strand Arcade.—Cook O (Private, A'2), Cook-Generalß, Domestic (mornings), capable Generals, plain cooking. FARM_HANDS_W ANTED. __ BOY or Youth, must be strong, willing, help Machine Milking, General; wages accordingly.—E. J. Walters, Private Bng, J'e Auamuin. Phone 105K, Otorohanga. 7 10UPLE, adult help, assist about 100 cowe, all farm work; interview.— Energetic Book Concern, Te Aroha. CiU WMAN-Gardener and Cook-General, ' ba:k country, Kaetihi; refs.—lnterview Farmers'.- Monday, 11 o'clock. DAIRY Farm.—Assistant, Machines; experienced, colonial.—lnterview Advertiser, Heuai.d Olfice, 10 a.m., Friday, 25th. I/'ARM Hand, couple months, good stopper; wages XI weak; start Aug. I. Llowick, 822. Herald. ITIRM Hand, capable, machines, good home; wages £8 per month.—Jersey, Box 61, Whangarei. J /ARM Work. Machine Milking.—Youth, - reliable; 30s. found.—Meet employer 8 a.m. Herald, Saturday. 1/AMILY, to milk herd of cows; wages, . particulars.—Farmer, c.o. Store, Tatuanui. LUMILY, 3 Adult Milkers; capable all J- farm work; £7 week; bonus £1 week end season if satisfactory.—Waikato, 374, Herald. YK A CHINES, Odd Jobs.—Man wanted, 45 •iU to 50, abstainer, clean and good in shed; £1 a week with bonus; good home.— Yco'b Emporium, MACHINE Milking, Farm Work, good with horses; state age, wage, experience. Reeve. Tower Rd.. Mataniata. MARRIED Couple, convenient email farm, •18 cows, machines; ablo take full charge; £3 10s, cottage, rnilk, firewood, etc Box I. Te I'oi, Matamata. !V TAN, experienced with horses, milk house 1' I cow; wages 30s.—,T. Polilen, Matamata. MARRIED Couple; man, team, milking: board employer; firewood, milk, good house and wages.—Waikato, 88, Herald. M ARRIED Couple, board employer; man, Milking. General Farm Work; no encumbrances .—Fletcher Bros., Qrini. ARRIED Couple, with Son; milk, general farm work; must be capable man; state wages.—Holwell, Tiran. A TARRIED Couple; man hand-milk, gen--'J- eral farm work; wife assist rnilk; own cottage.—Particulars. 31. Herald. ILKINO: Machines, General Farm Work.—Man, 25-30. experienced; good wages, reliable man.—W. B. Martyn. Te Awamulu. clfl'B-Cutters, contract; only fully ex:pejienced men apply; inten"iew 11 a.m. to-day.—Excelsior Reg. \yiTARE-MTTker.—Half Shares, supply 0 own herd; not less than 60 cows; KM) acres; good house, sheds.—Hall, Matatoki, Thames. HE EP Farm .—General Hand, experienced implements and fencing; unfurn. C'ottnge; wife, board odd hands; 3 miles school, 10 mil en town; own conveyance necessary; otate wages required.—Y., c.o. Boyce. Cambridge. r I\KAM Work. Milker.—Man. experienced; .1 good wages right man; refs.—Write Farmer, c.o. Boyce. Cambridge. \r~OUTH, to assist. Milkinc. machines; 1 wages 255.--J. Knight, Tatuanui. V'OO'l'il or Boy. willing, Dairy Farm; I good home; 15s week.—Farm, care Cutford. Te Awamutu. VOUTH, experienced, on Farm; must be J- tirst-claes stripper; state wages; commence August I.—AN rite A.8.. 539, Herald, Hamilton. __ VUUTH, experienced Machines, quiet with 1 cows; good home; no farm work; 30s. S. J. Mar wood. Tahuna. Morrinsville. 'OUTH. machines, odd jobs; must be reliable ref. last employer; commence 30s; no tourists.—E. Y. Campbell, Phono /, Mntakana. _ voimi, good hand milker, small farm. I permanent position; references required; wages 25s.—Milk, Herald, Whangarei. Y'OUTII~ good, "wanted; machines, odd i jobs- good home; good boy essential. —Stan. Brindlo. Taihoa. Matamata. SANSON'S Registry, Exchange Lane.Shepherd (with dojrs), Man (hand milker), Boy Learners. POSITIONS FILLED. TNT EN DING Applicants advised position I.* advertised Herald 21 -now filled; thanking all applicants.—Swap and Stanley. iJOSITION, Man or Youth, now filled.— 1 11. Kliyber Pass. T>OSfriON Reliable Man now filled, thankJ ing »1J applicants.—Hall, Matatoki. TTrKINO Island, Farm Hand.—Position it filled, and I desire to thank nil applicants.—Gilbert Snnford. WORK WANTED. A T/rj'',RATIONS, Additions, Renovations. A Shop-lit ting, any district; plans estimates; experienced builder. —Phone 1.-3-18, prompt attention tJLINDS, Loose Covers. Eiderdowns. Rei) covered. Quotations furnished.—Pliono 44-758. Wurman's. Faithful Furnishers. 79. •obson St. 1 riHIMNEY Sweeping.—Dewnr. 354, VicL' toria St.. Hamilton. Phone 2890. Country orders executed; all repairs; car. 7 i LEANIN(! or Washing, daily or half--0 days, by young Woman; good refs. Reliable. 98-1. Herald. ("LEANING Service.—Windows. Shops, Houses.—F.S.. 10, Morrow St., New market. DRESSMAKER, experienced, all classes Sewmg. requires engagements, daily; moderate cliaige.—X.Y.Z., 60, HERALD. DRESSMAKER nnd Costumier, 15 years' experience, highest testimonials; 12s fid I.or day and fares—Efficient, 735, Herald. I?ARM, Sheep Cows.— Englishman, 28. re--1 liable; £2; good home; Cambridge prefer:ed; Colonial experience.—Willing, !<44, 11 F.uai.P. (MARDENER, young, energetic, profeeV.J sional pruning, etc.; 12s day. or contract.- 8.N.. 930. Herald. ~AWNMOWERS, Saws, collected, sharpened, delivered. Agents. " WoodynU best British Lawnmowers. Phone 41-375.-Cranston, Eden Terraco. ANT young, married, wants Work; Sections. Gardens, cleaned up. anythingIs an hour.— Urgent. 94. He-at,i>. AIN'TE la, Paperhanger, free estimates; town country: contract, labour; satisfaction guaranteed; pre-war prices; refs.Derorntor. 93, IIr.UALP. IJAI.XTIXO or Paper-hanging. 25 years' I tradesman, refs.. (own or country.IlaviM. 17 Drvden Street. Grey Lynn. }>AINTING, Paperhanging, competent, experienced Tradesman; low estimates; ladders, tools, supplied; day labour. Pis Gel. Competent.' 8, Herald. E7\M AN7 Rigger, erects symmetrical radio aerials, any height; snfo and efficient , anywhere. jT'hone_43-219. Ifi-ofis. vSH?)P. (Office Fitter." Showcase M«kcr. O Alteration. Additions, carried out.—»>>■ Newton Rd. Ring 20-005. g': S. A CHEMISTS "o Chemist. C 6 "'lS NST' PnnS^ Clnrite. Cliemist. llfi. Victoria^ StnhqPHOKTON tho Great Blood I uri* PTer powerful tonic; bottles. 2s Cd, 4. 6d. 7s Bd.-A. Eceles, aU branche».

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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXVII, Issue 20625, 25 July 1930, Page 1

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Page 1 Advertisements Column 6 New Zealand Herald, Volume LXVII, Issue 20625, 25 July 1930, Page 1

Page 1 Advertisements Column 6 New Zealand Herald, Volume LXVII, Issue 20625, 25 July 1930, Page 1

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