Page 1 Advertisements Column 5

New Zealand Herald, Volume LXVIII, Issue 20968, 3 September 1931, Page 1

DOMESTICS WANTED. DOMESTIC, young, capable: 2 adults; no washing; must have knowledge of cooking; rets.—Domestic. 117. Herald. DOMESTIC, competent, assist all duties: wages £1; character, references essentin I.—Apply Herald. DOMESTIC. —"Woman, middle-aged, on farm; fond children; 10s. —J. Tomalin, Putaruru. GENERAL Help, must be good plain cook, capable; 10s per week; good, permanent home.—Domestic, Herald, Pukekoltc. HELP, middle-aged, all duties; good home, small wage.—M. Hall, Waerenga. OUSEHOLD Duties.—Girl required at once; state wages.—M.M.. 497, Herald. HOUSEKEEPER, used children, economical; own mistress; lowest wage.— Widower, care Gifford. To Awamutu. LIGHT Household Work. Middle-aged Woman, good home, small salary.— Apply Herald. WAITRESS, must be experienced.—l'enrith Tea Rooms,. Karangahape Rd. BELL'S Registry, Winstone Bldgs.—Laundress (Hotel), Cook-General, 30s (country); Generals, Farm Boy, FARM HANDS WANTED. BOY, strong, Machine Milking, preference learner; ss, rise suitable.—A.E., Herald, Hamilton. CIOUPLE, milk; found; purchase 15 more > cows; good inst.; stato wage, experience, family.—Couple, 92, Herald. DAIRY Form.—Position offered reliable Youth, assist; knowledge hand-milking, other experience not essential; good home; 15s, found.—Waik&to, 112, Herald. DAIRY Farm.—Respectable Boy or Youth, non-smoker; machines used; good home; state wages and experience.— C. J. C. Powell, Opuawhanga. Hikurangi. |~\AIRY Farm (small). —Man, all farm work; good home; slate wage and experience.—Dan. Joneß, Morrinsville. Hand (youth preferred), with ex--i- perience Dairy Farm; good billet.— Apply personally to A. Iv. Turner, Solicitor, Home's Bldga.. Vulcan Lane. ARM Hand, strong, good stripper; £1 ■and found.—A. Blackmore. Waihi. GENERAL Farm Work.—Man, good stripper; wages start 255; Colonial preferred. —J., c.o. Boyce, Cambridge. TITAOHINE Milking, Odd Jobs.—Smart i-'l Boy.—W. F. Dudson, R.M.D., Te Aroha. MACHINE Milking, Farm Work. Married Man, with help; own cottage, milk; ,refs.. copies only. State wages, ages, Hex, number of family.—Box 11, TuruaVIAN for Team Work, General Farming: -IVJL no milking.—Lambeth, Phone 252J, Cambi idge. MAN, young, good hand and machine milker, near Auckland.—Meet Employer Herald Office. 11.30 a.m. To-day. TITAN, reliable, experienced, all Farm IYJL Work; state age and wages.—W. G. Kcnyon, Motumaoho. MILKING. —Strong Youth, must be good stripper; £l, found.—Address at Herald. __ ATILKING. Odd Jobs.—Boy. or Lad; -"A wages, 10s per week.—Apply A. Collins, Kaiherc. OHEPHERD, with outfit. 2 good dogs; O Stock and General Farm WorH: experience, age, refs.; wages to start, 30s. — Sheep. Yeo'a Emporium. Otorohanga. "\7"OUTH, some experience. Machine MilkX ing; state age, wages required.—Box 3. Walton. YOUTH, strong, capable, machine milking and general farm work.—M. Lange, Okoroire. YOUTH, reliable, machines, odd jobs; state wages, or peiience.—Morgan Daviea, Morrinsville. vroUTHS, good milkers, used horses; X several positions, 10s, found. Strand Arcade. B FARM WORK WANTED. OY (15), strong, wants Farm Work; not afraid of work.— H.. 923. Herald. DAIRY Farming.—Young Man (25), wants learn; small wages for experience.— A.8., c.o. Holehouse. Kerikeri. DAIRY Farm position, urgently, general, family of four, experienced.—R.W., 931. Herald. DAIRY Manager, married, own help, 18, IG. 12; wages, £3 10s. —Manager, 930, - Herald. DAIRY Farm.—Man, young, capable managing; good with horses; refs.—Trustworthy, 33, Herald. I/ARM Work wanted, middle-aged, good J milker; early riser.—W., 362, Herald. IAARM.—Youth seeks position; experiJ- enced; good worker; go anywhere.— W.G.S.. 70, Herald. ; with small herd, wants ShareJL milking or something similar.—Capable. 934. Herald. TXARMER'S Sons (2), one married, share•JL milk, wages; experienced all farm work.—Capable, 113, Herald. ' FENCING, S<*ubcutting. Experienced Mates, wages or contract; go anywhere.—W.B.. 920. Herald. MAN. good milker, all farm work; wife housekeeper.—lo. Harley Rd., Takapuna. TITAN, young, anything, good hand milker, IVL fencer, etc.; go anywhere.—Worker, 847. Herald. "II TARRIED Couple, both milkers, life ex--ItJ_ perience dairy fanning; references.~A., c.o. Gifford. Te Awamutu. II TARRIED Couple, unencumbered: man ■"J. fully experienced, machines, handy tools: wife, learner, assist shed.—Harrison. Putaruru. TITARRIED Couyle, unencumbered, rei'X quire Dairying; experienced; sober, clean; references.—Yeo's Emporium. Otorohr.nga." MCKNIGHT'S Registry, _ Hamilton Available: Teamster, Shepherd, Station Manager, Farm Manager; confidently recommended. , o LD English Public School Boy (22), 4 years' experience, used sheep, machine milking, horses: permanent job wanted; good home essential. South Auckland preferred; start fortnight's time.— State wages to X., 121, Herald. VOUTH, experienced, farming, all work, J. and milking; good home.—Phone 28-053. A Registry, Auckland. Phone 46-491. — -A-JL Recommends Milkers, Farm Hands, Men, Youths, Boys. MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS FOR SALE. I7RITZ Kuhla, £52 10s; John Brinsmead, - £49; Niendorf, £3s.—Hawthorn, 175. Symonds St. GRAMOPHONES, Motors, Accessories, Repairs ; Radio Cabinets. —Goodmaster, opp. Old Dixieland, 355, Upper Queen St., Auckland. ___ t > KAMOPHONE, Cabinet, with 100 V.T Records.—Phone 47-885. ARP, by Erard, £45; tuition and terms arranged.—Sly's. 144, Symonds St. TAMES HEWITT. Violin Maker, the tJ recognised Stradivarius of New Zealand.—Only address: 18, Swanson St., Auckland. DORTABLE Gramophones.—Drastic Re--1 ductions. Usually £7; now G9s Gd.— Garrard Motors, Lyric Talkeries, Symonds Street. VIOLIN.— Hewitt's Fiddle Shop for all Instruments, Repairs, Strings, etc.; Bows Rehaired.—62, Pitt St. X'>l Deposit. 7b 6d weekly; Pianos returned cfc'-L from hire.—Sly, 144, Symonds St. AT WATERS Piano Co., Corner Civic Square, will buy your Piano or Player immediately for spot cash—no delay.—Phone 40-79-2. PIANO TUNING. AIM J^ISAPPEARS. For quite Painlessly Filling Teeth with Gold, Silver Amalgam or for the Painless Extraction of Teeth, no known procea. has given more general satisfaction than the method now adopted by Mr. Howey Walker, Dentist, of City Chambers. 209. Queen Street. JJOWEY ■yyALKER. DENTISTS. 209, QUEEN STREET. Corner Opposite John Court, Ltd.