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DOMESTICS WANTED. COOK-General, nbout 35, sleep out.—Phone 21-809 before 11 a.m. or after 5.30 p.m. ENERAL, young, boarding house, experience necessary; wages 25s.—Mrs. Johnston. Phone 25-310. HOME offered M.C., Christians, return wife's services household duties.— Protestant. 915. Herald. - Housekeeper, young, for one nduit and two children.—X.Y.Z., 973. Herald. Housekeeper (25-35). good tome, state wages required.—Smith, c.o. Wallaco Supplies. Waiukti. Al/'OMAN, nursing experience, assist house. Vt daily, Monday till Saturday afternoon. —Phone 13-028. ELL'S Registry, Winstone Bldg.—Cooks. 40s, experienced, Bemuera; General, 255, City, country. FARM HANDS WANTED. DAIRY Form.—Man. thoroughly capable, experienced, to take charge Herd 70 to 90 (with machines) and do all necessary work on improved 200-acre Farm; commence July; must provide own labour; own cottage available.—Full particulars, refs. and terms t-o Hollow. 890. Herald. ]\/f Couple, mixed Farm; man, l'A experienced sheep; wife, housework; cottage, £l2 monthy; age, experience, family.—Trustworthy. Herald, Hamilton. IiAKE-Milker, own herd. 40, 60, 80 cows; half shares. —Cows, 963, Herald. QHARE-Milker. herd 50 good cows, early calvers, July-August.—Box 40, Wainku. QHAREMiIker. for herd. 70 cows; middle O Waikato; reply with testimonials.— Farmer. 970. Herald. CJ HAREM ILKER, own herd, 50 to 60 cows, O half shares; Northern Wairoa.—Shares. 587. Herald. * OHARE-Milkers, for large herd, QuarterO share basis. —Alex. McLean, \\ hakatgne. SHEPHERD, North Auckland, must have 2 good dogs; state experience and wages required.—Sheep, 918, Herald. FARM WORK WANTED. CtOUPLE, experienced, want Share-milk--f ing; provide 50 cows.—McKnighte Registry. Hamilton. i;FARMER, good herd. 30 grade and pedii greo Jerseys, seeks milking on half shares, vicinity Auckland preferred; top-dressed pasture.—Reliability, 807, Herald. HELP Farm or Housekeep elderly couple, child 5, not objected.—Trustworthy, 942, Herald. ' » "\/J*AN, married, small capital, would like JLVL i 0 W ork farm for elderly bachelor, view to taking over property on owner's retirement. —Worker, 831, Herald. MAN, reliable, experienced Farm Hand, wants position; 20s week; refs.—O.K., 950, Herald. MARRIED 'Couple, Dairy Farm, wife housekeep; capable; July.—F.M., Box 35, Ngatea. "ft/TILKING on Shares wanted by Adult IVJL Family of 4; 2 men, 2 women; good hand milkers; excellent refs.—Worker, 802, Herald. PLOUGHMAN, 10 years' South Island experience, used all farm work.—E. Ross, Post Office, Putaruru. SHARE-Milking.— Young Ma'rried Man, life experience, 2yrs. present position; refs.—Hopeful. 771, Herald. SHARE-Milking wanted, halves, 2 mates, with 40-45 cows.—Progressive, 804, Herald. SHARE-Milking, 3 mates, thoroughly experienced all farm work.—G.H., c.o. Flattfl, Te Aroha. SHARE-Milking, halves. 30-45 cows, calving July; good farm wanted; advertiser has implements.—X., 805, Herald. HARE-Milking.—Three thoroughly experienced male milkers, clean, rcliable: 70-80.—Colonials, 835, Herald. SHARE-Milking, M.C., young, own herd, 45-55 cows, wants good Farm coming season.—Reliable, 966, Herald. YOUTH. strong, experienced ' hand, machines; refs.; 15s; good home home essential. —Wilf. 854. Herald. VOUTH (21), experienced pedigree stock, J. re-engagement pedigree herd; excellent refß.—Energetic. 878, Herald. "VOUTH, 18. experienced pedigree stock, Jt drive, willing work Government scheme. —J.H., 922. Herald. YOUTH (17), wishes learn Farming; home more essential than wages.— Orphan, 851, Herald. MCKNIGHT'S Registry, Hamilton.—Good Farm Hands, Couples, Domestics and Hotel Workers, always available. ATTENTION! Best price Gent's and Ladies' Left-off Clothing—Hansen's, 6, Wakefield St. Phone 43-021. BARBER'S Chair, second-hand; state price —W.S., 863, Herald. BENZINE Ca-ses, Lids and Tins.—Walsh, 149, Ponsonby Rd. BEFORE Selling, Before Buying your Furniture, consult Squirrell and Co. We Defy Competition.—Phone 44-398. CtOUNTER and Fittings, suitable Drapery ' Business.—Size counter and particulars, S.M.. 961. Herald. DINING, Bedroom Suites, Settee, Easy Chairs. Kitchen Chairs, Carpet, good, modern: cheap.—Cash. 940. Herald. GROCER'S Counter (1). 16ft.':. must he cheap.—Phone 13-368, mornings. 9 to 1L TV/TIMEOGRAPH Duplicator and clean-cut-IVx ting visible Typewriter, also regulationsize Banjo; all in perfect order.—Particular3 to Duplicator, 894, Herald. PRAMS, must be cane—Bring them 468, Queen St. Spot cash waiting. C*AFE. small, second-hand, wanted imme-fi-nnrl Order. 827. HERALD. THEODOLITE, transit, _ good order.— JL Write, giving full description and price, Surveyor, 979, Herald. " THE Pot's Always Boiling."—Spot Cash 1 given for Old Gold, Teeth Chains. W.lchJ. Broken Wto Emg.. tak.fi. pic • anything mad© of gold. lop prices. ROBINSON'S, LTD., 352-354, Queen St. A BIDE Here! Wanted good conditioned A Books, etc.—" Mighty Atom, 140, Rvmonds St. . FURNITURE. We will buy the House ns it stands or in v i-mailer lots. HIGHEST PRICES SPOT CASH. Phone 40-325. RICHARD ARTHUR. LTD. (Opposite Town Hall.) JOHN CARLAW. LTD., WANTS YOUR USED FURNITURE. Absolute Highest Price. JOHN CARLAW, LTD., Furniture Auctioneers, 24, Wyndham Street. Phone 44-246. CiPOT CASH FOR YOUR FURNITURE. O PHONE 43-025. We will call and pay you Spot Cash for Your Household Furnishings (Any Quantity), And don't forget we pay cartage. No Valuation Fee Charged. J. R. ROBERTSON. LTD., Auctioneers and Valuers, Queen Street, Opposite Court's. Phono 43-025. TOILET. 17RECKLES."— Wonderful Freckle Re- . moving Cream, 2s 6d.—Chester Drug, 822, N.Z. Insuranco Bldgs., Queen St. GREY Hair."—Walnut Brilliantine imparts colour and beautiful gloss; 4s cd.—Chester Drug. 822. N.Z. Insurance " T7"APO " Rejuvenating Hair Restorer 1\ stops falling hair! Never fails to restoro grey hair. Obtainable Chemists PERMANENT Waving, Steam and Oil. no electricity; 30s.—Miss Fox, 19, Hallenatein Bldgs. Phono 42-919. " OUPERFLUOUS Hair."—Harmless Home O Remedy, Practically Odourless. 55.Chester Drug, Room 822, N.Z. Insurance Building. " TXTRlNKLES."—Buttermilk Cream preVV vents wrinkles: nourishes, whitens, beautifies; 4a 6d.-Chestey Drug. 822. N.Z. Insurance. TENNIS REQUISITES. A BRUCE, Expert Racquet Stringer, 94. • Albert Street.— Players recommend; patronised by Tilden, -world 8 champion.
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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXVIII, Issue 20866, 7 May 1931, Page 1
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