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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXVIII, Issue 20965, 31 August 1931, Page 1

DOMESTICS WANTED. GENERAL (20-30), good plain Cook. —Ring 89S, Papakura. GIRL, assist in shed and light household duties; no children; Whakatana district.—Kangitaiki, 911, Herald. GIRL, refined, assist all household duties; ]f)a—Mrs. B. Budden. Pokuru. Te " 10s.—Mrs. B. Budden, Pokuru, Te Awamutu. HOUSEKEEPER, experienced, eeneral housework; own mistrees. —Apply Herald. FARM HANDS WANTED. BOY or Youth for Dairy Farm; must have some experience.—Bennett, Taihoa, Matamata. BOi.', capable, assist Machine Milking and Farm Work.—Farm, care Montgomery, Te Puke. _ BOY, Youth, or 2 Mates (to share room), Machine Milking, General Farm Wor£. —"Wells, Kiwitahi. HAND-Milking.— Youth, good home; state wage, experience.- -Farm. c.o. Gifford. Te Awamutu. MARRIED Couple for Dairy Farm, Handmilking; Wife, Housekeep, board owner. Give share takings.—Apply Manageress, Brooklyn Flats, Phone 46-335. SHEEP Station.—Young Man, milk house cow, assist; age; wages 15s.—Sheep, Yeo'a Emporium. Otorohanga. OUTH, reliable, machine milking, odd jobs; good home.—State wages, experience, Matakohe. FARM WORK WANTED. BOY (15), 7 months' experience, wants Farm Work; 10s.—Willing, 780, Herald. DAIRY Farm.— English Publio School Boy desires position; 4 years' experience; excellent' rets.—Urgent, 906. Herald. L'ARM Manager, working, dairying, sheep; -I- thoroughly experienced both lines; refs. —Conscientious, 713, Herald. ViAKM Hands.—Men, Youths, Boys, waitJP ing jobs.—Pearson's Registry, Exchange Lane; 42-584. Ij\ARM —Youth seeks position; experienced; good worker; go anywhere.— W.G.S.. 70, Herald. I7ARM Hand, experienced, wants Machine - Milking.—State wages to Colonial, 755, Herald. MACHINE Milking, Farm Work.—lrishman, young, Protestant, 6eeks engagement; capable taking charge.—Paddy, care Montgomery, Te Puke.

MAN, 26, experienced hand, machines, sheep; good with dogs; team work, fencing; reliable.—Urgent, 917, Hzbald. MAN, young, anything, good hand milker, fencer, etc.; go anywhere.—Worker, 847, Heeald. MAN, young, capable taking charge; 35s and keep; start October. Dairy Farmer. 912, Herald. TVfAKRLED Couple; Man, fully expen--IVJL enced; no ipilking for wife.—Urgent, c.o. Montgomery, Te Puke. MARRIED Couple, unencumbered, both milk, require farm position.—Reliable, 861, Heralq. MANAGERSHIP.— Single Man, 10 years sheep, cattle; 2 years Haddon Keg., K.S.W.—Confidential, 805. Herald. . MILKING, General Farming.—Man. young, thoroughly experienced, all farm work.— Trustworthy. 913. Herai.i?. ri\R ACTOR Ploughman, good, seeks enX gagoment and other Farm work.—Reliable, 798. Herald. __ WOMAN, young, Hand, Machine Milking, Light Housework; near Auckland. —Billie, 90S, Herald. WANTED TO BUY. A BIDE Here. —-Wanted to buy Books, jTx Poems, Mags., etc. —" The Mighty Atom," 140, Synkmds St. APPAREL —Mrs. Outtrim, largest Buyer Ladies'. Gent.'s. Left-oS Clothing—ls, Victoria St. Phone 42-674. A PPAREL, Boots. Shoes, Musical InstrujA. ments, Old Gold and Silver; beet prices.— 102. Hobson St. AUCKLAND 'Auctioneering Co. give best Prices for Furniture; valuation free; sales at houses.—Phone 42-238. BILLIARD Table wanted; £7O equity Building Section as payment.—Billiards, 710, Herald. CALIFONT, first-class order, interlocking. —S.L.. 701. HERALD. CASH Buyers of Wool, Sheepskins, Calfskins, Hides, Tallow, Bones, Horsehair. Highest prices, prompt cash. Inquiries welcomed- —Alex. Donald. Ltd., Drury. CHIP Heater, good order; state price.— H.A.. 106. Herald. FUNGUS, Rood, dry. highest market price; cash on delivery.—T. W. Doo, Victoria St. ______ Ci ABDENER'S Twin Roller, about Sewt.— vT Phone 43-599. GOLD of any description bought for melting pot : highest prices—Parkinson, Pacific Bldgs. Phone 41-063. T~IGHT Rails, 1100 ft., with or without Li Sleepers; state price.—P.O. Box 1773. OVERLOOKING Machine, suitable for woollsn goods.—Woollen. 740. Herald. YSTE'f Shells, few sacks.— Oyster Shells, 725. Herald. STAMPS. —Old Collections Bought; collectors call: inspect approval bargains. Brodie. 22. Hellaby's Bldgs. (opp. G.P.0.) "rpHE Pot's Always Boiling."—Spot Cash 1 for Old Gold, Teeth. Chains, Watches. Broken Jewellery. Rings. Trinkets, etc.; any cold articles.—Robinson's. Ltd.. opp. Town Hall. T7I7E Buy anything useful, cash over counYY ter; also Gent.'s Clothing.—Mum s Shop. 412. Queen Street. _____ O- Gallons, Jersey, daily; well cooled; J. 3 Takapuna district.—Milk. 721. Herald.

jp U R N 1 T U R E. W© will buy tlie House as it stands or in smaller 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. Wyndhara Street. Phone 44-246. ANT EI) T 0 BUY. We will Buv Outright for CASH your FURNITURE as it stands. Highest Prices given in Auckland. GEORGE WALKER, LTD., AUCTIONEERS, 249, QUEEN STREET. Three Auctioneers Selling. Phone 42-815. POT CASH FOR YOUR FURNITURE. PHONE 43-025. Wo 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. Phone 43-025. TYPEWRITERS FOR SALE. AMAZING Reductions. Second-hands, from £3 10s. all guaranteed. Also Duplicators and Adding Machines, at special reduced prices.—British Typewriters, Ltd., Promenade Floor, Queen's Arcade. Auckland. BAILEY, 3, Swanson St.—Adding Machines, Typewriter Repairs. Supplies. Agent: L. C. Smith, Corona. —Phone 44-387. RECONDITIONED Portable and Standard Typewriters, cut prices.—lmperial Typewriters. 2. Swanson St. rpyPEWRITER, Royal, cheap; suit learner J- or small business.—Royal. 43. Hf.baxp. TYPEWRITER, first-class, British; closing down; good opportunity to buy.— Accountant, 872. Herald. rpYPEWRITER, new, just imported; etandJ ard mako; accept anj cash oSer.—Executor, 972, Hehalp. TYPEWRITERS WANTED. thorough order essential, X £4 to £5; state particulars, make.— Bos 1878. DRESS AND FASHION. rpo Keep the Staff going, Cox, the Hatter, X Cleaning and Remodelling: Ladies' and Gents' Hats; 2s 6d.—Karangahape Rd.