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DOMESTICS WANTED. GIIIL, strong, assist Machine Milking, capable Jiouse; wages £l.—King 3297. Hamilton. HOUSEKEEPER, used children, economical: good home; small wage.—Reliable, 7!J, Gifford, To Awamutu. LADY Hell), country, thoroughly capable: refs. essential.— 8 (B), Portland lid., Kurnuera, after 9 a.m. I)EKSON, elderly, refined, capable all duties (light), 2 adults; refs. essential; IDs.—Waikato Town, 3GI, Herald. 'PROBATIONER Housekeeper. Lady. JL young, domestic tastes, needlewoman; one lady.—Call Hkkai.l). A 1 .Registry, Palmerston Bldgs. Phone X\.l 46 491.—Cook ; General (country boarding house), Domestic, country. BELL'S Registry, Winstone Bldg.—Cooks, restaurant; Cooks, private houses, 355; Domestic, country UTRAND Registry, Strand Arcade. —Cooks, O private house, refs., other maids kept, FARM HANDS WANTED. (4), capable, Sharemilkers, 90 .1- cows, farm work; ages, sexes, name last employer.—Box 18, Cambridge. HANDY Youth for Poultry Farm, good home, no experience.—M.F., 290, JJt!rtALD. MACHINE Milking and Light Farm Work, —Boy, experienced, assist; only good, clean, energetic boy need apply; wages 15s. —Boy, Box 36, Morrinaville. "jl/TACHINE Milking, General Work. i-VJL —Youth, smart, respectable, wanted; elate age, wages required.—Farm, 367, H KHAI.!).

MAN with good farm wants Man with 45-60 good cows; half share basis; by hand or with own machines.—ss, c.o. Box 3G, Papaknra. "ft/fAN, young, all farm work, used to 1?J. horses, some experience sheep preferred, no milking.—A. B. Carpenter, Papakura. T\/E~ILKER, good, clean stripper essential, ill 35 cows, alone, machines, farm work, early riser, smart; £l, found.—Experienced, 057, Herald. U HARE-Milker, '1 e Puko district, 80 O cows, all Farm Work; refs.—Thirds, 039, Herald. FARM WORK WANTED. BOY (15), small, strong, excellent refs., able milk, return keep.—Urgent, 129, H KHALI). I^AKM. —Young man wants position, acJ- cept small wage.—Colonial. 115, Heualp. GiIRL. willing milk. Housework and Garf den; good milker; fnir wages.—Phone 70M. Waiuku. HAND, Machine Milking.—Christian Man desires work on farm; wages sccondury consideration.—'Reliable. 313. Herald. MAN, married, both milk, Bmall herd, any wage, cottage, refs.—L.. 288. Herald. MAN, middle-aged, used Farm Work, milk, plough, fence, drain, Bheep, orchard.—K., 103. Herald. MAN, young, experienced, wants farm work prefer baching; reliable.—References. 148, Heualp. MAN, married, experienced, wants Sharemilking, machines, (jO-80 cows; trustworthy.—H. New. Kennedy's Bay. MARRIED Couple, experienced Machines, all Farm Work; start August I. Workers. 123. Herald. MARRIED Gouple, thoroughly experienced, position Farm; shares or wages. —Reliable, Herald, Pukekohe. MARRIED Couple require position Dairy Farm, unencumbered; refs.—V., 021, Herald. MARRIED Couple, 10 years' experience, F arm work; wages £2 15s. —IG. Herald, Thames. "PLOUGHING, Fencing, etc. wanted by A deaf man. handy tools, help with sheep (no dogs).—Cole, Onehunga Post Office. POULTRY Farm.—Man wants position; small wage ecceptablo; available immedlately.—J.N 104, Herald. SHARE-Milking Wanted.—Share-Milking oi; wages, 2 reliable brothers.—Jackson', C.o. E. G. Banks. Matamata. Q HARE-Milker, own herd, about 100 cows, O half shares; liangitaiki district.—Keen. Awakeri. QHARE-Milking.-r-Practical Farmer, own 0 herd, CO cows; 50-50.—Urgent, 680, SHAREMILKING 50-70 cows, or would buy existing herd on small deposit. 50-50 basis; back a bit no objection.—777, Care Gus Walsh, To Aroha. SHEEP, Cattle.—Man (25), experienced, implements, fencing, machine milking, dog.—Anywhere, 297, Herald. H (33), steady, used to all J- classes of country, go anywhere; bach if required; state wages.—Steady, 015, Herald. T\7"ORK wanted by experienced Dairyman • ' and Teamster, ago 2S. —Energetic, IGS, Herald, Hamilton. YOUTH, 20 years, wants Farm Work; 5 years' experience.—Phone 1511, Ham-

WANTED TO BUY. A PPAREL.—Mrs. Outtrim, largest Buyer XX Ladies', Gent.'s, Left-ofE Clothing.—ls. Victoria St. Phono 42-674. ATTENTION! Best price Gent.'s and Ladies' Left-off Clothing.—Hansen's, 6. Wakefield St. Phone 43-021. BEFORE Selling, Before Buying your Furniture, consult, Squirrel and Co. We Defy Competition.—Phone 44-303. BOOKS. Portablo Gramophones, H.M.V. and Columbias, good condition.—Mighty Atom. Book Shop, 140, Symonds St. CLOTHING. Suits. Boots, Old Gold. Building Society Shares, phone 45-330. —Meltzer's. 63. Victoria St. Call. IRON Safes, any size. We pay cash. Robertson, Auctioneer. Phone 43-025. TyUSII Chair, cane, with hood.—Particui lars, Mrs. Sowerby. 19. Gt. South Rd. RABBITS, 150 pairs daily, fresh trapped. —93, Queen St., Onehunga. SHELVES for Shop, about 25ft. by Cft.; also Counter, 14ft.—Cheap, 140, Herald. STAMP Collections wanted, old letters with stamps on them, or old business letters from 1850-70, bearing stamps.— Stamps. OSP>, Hf.iiai r. " rPHE Pot'a Ahvay's Boiling."—Spot Cash J. given for Old Gold. Teeth, Chains. Watches. Broken Jewellery. Rings, Trinkets, etc.: anything made of gold. Top prices. ROBINSON'S, LTD.. 352-354. Queen St. fPO Solicitors.—Wanted to buy Set New i- Zealand Statutes, preferably not annotated. —Statutes, 305, Herald. AGENCIES VACANT. AVAILABLE. Wanted, a sound, reliable Mercantile Firm. Person or Company to undertake Sole New Zealand Agency, or, alternatively. North or South Island, with further alternative of Provincial Agency, for a FIRSTCLASS MILKING MACHINE, with the object of selling direct to the Farmer. Excellent prospects. Send inquiries in tho first instance to MILKER. Caro Charles Haines Advertising Agency, Tho Dominion Building, Wellington. FACTORY REPRESENTATIVE REr QUI I,'ED BY LARGEST FIRM OF ENGLISH CLOCK MANUFACTURERS, Who intend competing i" . tlio world's markets on prico, quality and service. Writo full details to F.R., If, Herald. AGENCIES WANTED. G E N C Y WANTED. We beg to intimate that we are prepared to not as AGENTS for Auckland Finn requiring reliable Representation in Otago. Correspondence invited. BOYD'S, Rattray Street, Dunedin. ALES ORGANISER SPECIALTY LINES. Give full particulars PROGRESSIVE. 124, Herald.

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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXVIII, Issue 20900, 16 June 1931, Page 1

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Page 1 Advertisements Column 6 New Zealand Herald, Volume LXVIII, Issue 20900, 16 June 1931, Page 1

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