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FARM HANDS WANTED. BOY or Youth, strong, reliable, good Stripper: ill to start; stato experience.—Watson, Peria, Matamata. BOY or Youth, used machines; good wages.—Laloli Bros., Bourke's Farm, Pukerimu. Cambridge. BOY or Youih, assist On. If arm and Milk Run; wages JGI; good home.—A. W. Greon, Tc Rapu. Phone 247W, Hamilton. DAIRY Farm.—Youth wanted.—State wages required to Bo* 'l9, Huntly. DAIRY Farm. —Man, Colonial.—L. Masters, Eureka. DAIRY Farm.—Lad wanted, experience not necessary; wages according to capa-bilities.--G. Bigger, Ruawai. DAIRY Farm.—Strong Youth or Man (Colonial), reliable, good stripper, quiet with cows; good home, permanent if mutable; state wages: refs.—lv. R. Litchficld, Tirau. IfAMILY, with about 80 cows, owner eupply 30, shares: improved property, capable doing over 100; golden opportunity to grafters.—Write, first instance, Vivian Young, IJikutaia. 1" 71 ARM Hand, machine-milk small herd, . town supply, general farm work; early riser essential. State wages.—Jackson, Box HV>. Rotorua. 1.1 ARM Hand, dairying and general farm work, machines used; some experience, trustworthiness essential; good home and conditions. State wages required. I. Sellers, Aria. To Kniti. }~?ARM Work.—Man, married, for Wai- . kato, experienced with sheep, horßes and implements; own cottage; wages, .43 per week.—Apply, with refs., to Sheep, 608, He bald. __ T7AMTLY, take herd, 80 cows, quarter -1- shares; no farm work; must be reliable and experienced.—W, G. amytli, Hnrinadale, Waitoa. —- \r C no encumbrance. Dairy Farm; both IYL. 'milk; £2 ss, found; macliines.-A. Hurrftll. Seddon Rd.« Waihon. TVTAInF! good, all-round, machines; wages M 30s; good homo.—L. Carrick. Waihou. AN or Youth,, wanted at once, Farm Work; machines; wages 2os-<sos.—U. Wadsworth. Waitoa. MAN. experienced, for dairy farm : cliines; wages, 305.-Rmg Phone 20oM. Morritiaville. 1 MAN, experienced. en<J of month; wages according to ability.—H. Hanson, Punui Rd.. Tc Aw am a tii. __ TITAN, reliable, charge b er< J« j\i machines, general farm work; 35s start. —P. Kano. Manawnhe. "1 TAN, t thoroughly experienced, milking IVI machines and general farm work; feood home; no dud need apply; referoncra.K. J. Bo wen, Konuarahi. Jurua. VTAN. help milk 15 cows and do cooking IVI only; bach with owner; must be clean and healthy; wages 2os.—Brooke, Opua, 8.0.1. -r-r MARRIED Couple wanted, Man assist machine milking, farm work; must have experience; references; no chilulßU. iil» « Carter, Awaiti R.D.. Paeroa. MARRIED Couple, Man fully experienced dairy, sheep, fence, drain, team; wife assist house; good place; backblocks. Kep y full particulars, experience, refs., wages, Northerner, 11", Herald. MEN (2), for general form work; no milking; bach; wages. £3.—James Fnrnias. Ruawaro. Huntly. VOUTII. Machine Milking; own rugs: £1 J- week, found; early riser.—H. Hill, Hikutaia, Thames Line. ' YOUTH, strong, good hand milker essential.—Apply. stating age, wages. \. Hannatvne. Omanawa Falls. Tauranga. VOUTH, Machine Milking, good stripper, A odd jobs; state wages.—Phono IGLA, Xj. G. Allison. Piako. OUTH. strong. Milking and. general Farm Work; slate age, experience anc wages wanted. —Spence, Waiuku. WORK WANTED. 4 LTERATIONS, Additions, Renovations, 1\ Shop-fitting any district; plans estimates; experienced builder.—l hone Prompt attention. CARPENTER, tradesman, requires Altera tions, Additions", Repairs, Workman uirEiii Ijjiv, , tions, Additioua, Repairs, Workman 5 guaranteed: reasonable; estimates fiee ing Cronin, 20. Beaconsfield St. HIMNEY Sweopir.g.—Dewair. 354, Vic toria St., Hamilton. Pnono 2090 'Country orders exeauted, nil repairs; ear. Dressmaking and aii classes sewiw done, daily, or taken in: experienced.Reasonable. 4-12. Hkhalp. GARDENER has two days vacant; lawns hedges, flowerß, digging.—Garden, •sill F.RAI.T>. i ARDENER. experienced all branches, 1 r or 2 days weekly; own grown flower; supplied.—Flowers. 452. Hehald. ARDENER. young, wants work. Garden Hodges, Lawns, Digging, etc.; kooc worker;'l2s (id daily.—Capable. 440. HERALD TTCMBOOTS given New Soles by provec VT vulcanising method, from 8s 6d pair, —Russell and Marshall. Pnkekohe. OUSEWORK, town or country, by capable, refined young Woman; refs. It. ■122. Herald. ; T AWNMOWERS, Saws, collected, sham JL ened, delivered. Agents Woodyatt best British Lawnmowers. Phono 44-o/o. Cranston. Eden Terrace MAN, good all-round, wants Work of an: description.—Energetic. 268. Herald. "14, TEN. two, seek Land or employment Rab M bit Trapping or Poisoning, any district —Urgent. 410, Herald. ___ O Lawnmower too bad to repair. Rm, 41-929 for expert attention. . collec and deliver. —Ryan, Ltd.. Engineers, SI Paul St. PAINTER, Paper hanger, town, country contract, labour: satisfaction guaran teed- freo estimates- reliable tradesman refs.—Decorator. 187. Herald. PAINTING. Panel-hanging, neatness i speciality: best materials supplied prices moderate.—Phone 2G-172. Hassan. 1. Beaconsfield St. - PAINTING. Paperhangiug. neatness speciality; best materials supplied prices moderate. —Phone 2G-li2, Hassan, It Beaconsfield St. PAINTER. Paperhanger.'—For right work right materials nnd right price appl; Wrightman, 269, Herald. _ PAINTING, Papering; no job too small satisfaction guaranteed.—fc. North. 4. Huntingtree Av.. Sandringhnm. Puou 21-535 RE-UPHOLSTERING, Furniture Repairi pet quotations, samples; sntisiiictio guaranteed.—Phone 44-755. V armau s. 110 l son Street. STOVES, second-hand, all makes, size Repairs speciality.—Broady, 43, Hoi son Street, nest Farmers . Phone 40-.6-TARRING and Sanding, Tennis Court A etc. country work catered for; worl manship guaranteed.—A Southgale, 4 Cromwell St.. Mt. Eden. Phone 21-54.>. — r PARRING, Excavating, Lawns laid down 1 labour only, by contract.—Address a Heuald. POSITIONS FILLED. PACKER.— The position as advertised c lltli iust., is now filled; thanking a applicants. 130SITI0N filled. Thanking all appl I cants.—E. ll'. Nolan. R 24.—Position on sheep farm fillei Thanking all applicants. PUPILS WANTED. f joints id by R d and 4s

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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXVII, Issue 20642, 14 August 1930, Page 1

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Page 1 Advertisements Column 6 New Zealand Herald, Volume LXVII, Issue 20642, 14 August 1930, Page 1

Page 1 Advertisements Column 6 New Zealand Herald, Volume LXVII, Issue 20642, 14 August 1930, Page 1