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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXVIII, Issue 20931, 22 July 1931, Page 1

DOMESTIC Duties.—Girl, capable, fond of children. —46, Gladstone Rd., Parhell. GIRL, Mother's Help, on fann. mind 2 children; -wages 7s 6d.—J., 480, Herald. f\lLiL Companion for young married vX woman, country, small wage.—Herald Agent, Tauranga. (IIRL, assist Machine Milking and HouseX work.—A. D. Rogers, Belmont, Pukekohe. IXOUSEKEEPER, R.C., temporarily; 2 -*-*■ gentlemen.—H., 4(53, Hejiald. Housekeeper, widow, who can milk preferred: sole charge house.—Frank J-A preferred; sole charge house.—Frank I)ticker, Waerenga. MACHINE Milking, Housework.—Girl, strSng, or young Widow; state wages, experience.—Self-starter, c.o. Talisman Hotel. Katikati. BELL'S Registry, Winstonc Bldg.—Cook, station; General, daily, Remuera, 20a; Housekeeper, country. , RELIABLE Registry, Queen's Arcade. 42-293.—Girl, 15s (housework); Man (assist hawker).' country. STRAND Registry, Strand Arcade.— Woman, capable, all duties, daily, Remuera.; 20s weekly. FARM HANDS WANTED. BOY. milk, machines; odd jobs; wages 12b 6d.—H. Jones, Rural Delivery. To Puke. 17* ARM Work.—Youth, must be good X milker; £1 week.—L., 371, Herald. J7IARM Hand, General, good stripper; wages-10s to start.—G. Macrae, Otorolianga. TITAN, middle-aged, to work Farmlet, used 1»X gardening, etc.; under 4a Scheme; total wages with subsidy, 15s.—H.H., Box 9, To Aroba. _■ MARRIED Couple, unencumbered. Colonial, both milk; cottage; start Aug. —Write, stating wageß, Ward, 356, Hbrai.d. 11/ TARRIED Couple, man hand-milk, small. 1»X herd; wife house duties; state wage, i-efg.—J. Anderson, Maungaturoto lyf ARRIED Couple, no encumbrances, man ItJL experienced milking, all farm work, wife housework, milk when required; 40s and found: refs.—6s, Carlton Rd. "IMTLKING and General Farm Work.— i»X Capable young Man.—Experience and •wages to - Farm, c.o. C. Montgomery, Te Puke. TDLOUGH, General, Machine Milking,— X Christian, experienced; apply, stating wages required.—Address at Herald. £j HARE-Milker, own herd, 60-70 cows, to be increased to 100 next year.—Albert Hall, Otorohanga. ■ QHARE-Milkers, for herd of about 100 cows; near Cambridge.—Apply by letter to A.8.C., 364, Herald. , s "V"OUTH, immediately, strong, 17-18, small J- Farm, machines: good home; small wage start.—O'Brien, Waerenga. "V7"OUTH, assist Machine Milking, small X herd, light Farm work; state wages.— E. McGowan. Tirau. X7"OUTH, willing, for small Dairy Farm; X state experience, wage.—Frank Harris, Te Kauwhata. VOUTH, experienced, Machine Milking, X Farm Work: £1 week.—D. Smith, Omahu. FARM WORK WANTED. TP ARM Work.—Youth, 2 years', experiX ence; strong, reliable; moderate wage. —Urgent, 365, Herald. J^ARM. —Wanted situation, good experiX ©nee, hand-rriilker.—Clean, 442, Herald. '!j l ARM.—Young Man wants position; thorX oughly experienced. Verran, Lilac House, Te Kuiti. . 17 ARM Hand (25), experienced all Farm X Work, used breaking rough country; North Auckland preferred; 30s.—S.Y.Z., 457, Herald. 1,1 ARM Hand.—Man, used milking machine, - good etripper, experience all farm work, willing, honest, with refs.—Apply Herald. } FARMERS.—Competent Milker, hand or . „ machine, good stripper: low, wage;anywhere.—Energetic, 794, Herald, Hamilton,' ' ■ " _____ T7AMILY, 4 adult milkers, shares or manX aging.—Worker, c.o. Flatt, Paeroa. MAN, reliable, refs., wants Farm Work; go anywhere; experienced.—l3R, Fishlock. Wellsford. '' - J . ' ' ' TITAN, single, middle-aged, reliable, all1U round, seeks position—Mann, c.o. Tarvin, .Razorback. MAN, young, 6 years' experience, hand, machines, general farming. Good Home, 430, Herald. „ TITAN, young, go anywhere, able to do IVI anything, not afraid of . work.—Farmer, 788. Herald. Hamilton. MARRIED Couple, with Youth, 18. want position. Sheep Farm.—'Reliable, 21, Herald. Hamilton. "jITILKING, General Farm Work.—Young .LVJI Man, experienced; state wages.—E., 467, Herald. ; QHARE-Milking wanted by strong Family. O capable doing: up to 100 cows.—James ,R. Hall, Richmond St., Fitzroy, New Plymouth. Q H'ARE-Milking, 50-70 cows, by reliable C) and experienced Man.—Share-milker, 418. Herald. ' Q HARES, Milking, wanted: must be half £5 shares.—D. Pederson, G.P.0., Ranga--1 WANTED TO BUY. A BIDE HERE—Wanted to Buy, Books, XX Poems, Mags., etc.—" The Mighty Atom." 140, Symonds St. RDATH Coupons wanted. State price.— Coupons, 464. Herald. A PPAREL. Boots, Shoes, Musical Instru--«X ments, Old Gold and Silver; best prices.—Kiasin, 302. Hobson St. A UCKLAND Auctioneering Co. give best Prices for Furniture: valuation free; sales at houses.—Phone 42-238. APPAREL.— Mrs. Outtrim, largest Buyer Ladies', Gent 's Left-off Clothing.—ls. Victoria St. Phone 42-674. ' ILLIARD Table, complete, in first-class ' order, for cash.— H.. 358, Herald. /COMPUTING Confectionery Scales, small, in good order: cheap.—Apply Herald. RY Firewood, Ti-tree, Rata, etc.—State particulars to Dealer. 29. Heralp. J7GGS, fresh or pickled.—State auantity J and lowest price (o Eggs. 403. Herald. T7UNGUS, good, dry; highest market X price; cash on delivery.—T. W. Doo, Victoria St. PETROL 0 Pumps, second-hand.—Reply, stating price and make, Pumps, 483, Herald. RABBITS, 30 pairs, dail.v.—Apply, letter, elating Price, A. W. Taylor, Stratford. EOLLER Skates, 30 pair, either to be sold or hired.—Urgent, 419. Herald. STAMPS. —Olcl Collections Bousht; collectors call: inspect approval bargains. —Brodie, 22, Hellaby's Bldgs. (opp. G.P.0.). " rpHE BASEMENT " will pay spot cash X for your Household Furniture, any quantity. ' Free valuations. Highest prices given.—Phone-40-792. WE Buy anything useful, cash over counter; also Gont.'s Clothing.—Mum's Shop, 412 Queen Street. TA7"OOL, Sheepskins, Hides, Calfskins, I T Tallow, Bones, Horsehair.—Farmers, Butchers, consign to Alex. Donald, Drury. Highest prices; prompt cash returns. JpUNGUS - ANY QUANTITY Highest Market Prices Paid. Cheque Posted Within Twenty-four hours From Time Fungiu is Received. SPEDDING, LIMITED. P.O. Box 402, Auckland. pURNI T U R E. We will buy the House as it stands or in ' r-mallor 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, 04, Wyndham Street. Phone 44-216. QPOT CASH FOR YOUR FURNITURE. D PHONE 43-025. We will call and pay you Spot Cash for Your Household Furnishings (Any QuaptUy). And don't forget we pay cartage. No Valuation Fee Charged. J. R, ROBERTSON. LTD.. Auctioneers and Valuers, Queeii Street, Opposite Court'*. Phone 43-025.