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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXVIII, Issue 20969, 4 September 1931, Page 1

DOMESTICS WANTED. DOMESTIC. —Woman, middle-aged, on farm; fond children; 10a.—J. Tomalin, Putaruyu. GENERAL Help, must be good plain cook, capable; 10s per week; good, permanent home.—Domestic, Herald, Pukekohe. GIRL, Milking, Light House Duties; good home, small wage.—Box 11, Wnihou. HELP, middle-aged, all duties; good home, small wage.—M. Hall, Waerenga. HOME, good, offered refined person, return light duties.—Apply Herald. HOUSKHOLiD Duties. —Girl required at once; state wages.—M.M., 497, Herald. HOUSEKEEPER, used children, economical; own mistress; lowest wage.— Widower, care Gifford. Te Awamutu. LADY Help, for elderly Lady; roust be able to read aloud; refs. essential.—24, Owen's Ed., Epsom, in morning or evening. LIGHT Duties.—Girl, country, must be fond of children; small wage, good home.—Apply 4., Barrie St., Ponsonby. WOMAN, youne, for Domestic Duties and Teach 2 children; must have teaching experience; wages 22s Gd per week.—W. Jensen. Rawene. BELL'S Registry, Winstone Bldg.—Waitress, hotel; Laundress, Cook-General, 30s, Country General. w FAEM HANDS WANTED. Boys desiring work on farms register at 44, Yorkshire House, Shortland Street. References necessary. FUTURE FARMERS' COMMITTEE. DAIRYING. —Youth, Strong, preference learner.—Apply Friday morning.— Clark. 21. King Edward St., Dominion Rd. XpARM Hand, experienced, clean and re- •*- spectable; no duds; 30s' to start. —Box IG, Turua. GENERAL Farm Work.—Man, good stripper; wages start 255; Colonial preferred. —J., c.o. Boyce, Cambridge. jVI'iACH'INE Milking, General Farm Work. ■"A —Youth, active; wages, £l, found.— Experienced, 172, Herald. [\/TiACH'IN'E Milker, Farm Work.—Man, must be good stripper; 20s and found. —Hayward, Elstow, Waihou. H/TACHINE Milking, Odd Jobs.—Smart IVI Boy.—W. F. Dudson, R.M.D., Te MAN for Team Work, General Farming; no milking.—Lambeth, Phone 252J, Cambridge. MAN, good stripper, able to take charge necessary; no duds.—Thompson, Westney Road, Mangere. MAN reliable, experienced, all Farm Work; state age and wages.—W. G. Kenyon, Motumaoho. MILKERS (2); one married, wife help housekeeping, eventually in cowshed ; refs. necessary.—lnterview Employer, 4 p.m., to-day. Herald Office. Tl/fILKING. Farm Work.—Boy, 17, strong, JLtA good stripper; state lowest wage.— Ureent, 178. Herald. TV/TILKING.— Strong Youth, must be good j-'-L stripper; £l, found.—Address at Herald. •' • QHEPHERD, with outfit, 2 good dogs; O Stock and General Farm Work: experience, age, refs,; wages to start, 30s.— Sheep, Yeo'a Emporium, .Otorohanga. YOUTH, experienced, good worker. Machines.—Collie, Glenbrook, Phone 136 R. YOUTHS, good milkers, used horses; suit 2 friends.—Strand Registry, Strand Arcade. YOUTH, some experience. Machine Milking; state age, wages required.—Box 3, Walton. YOUTH, strong, capable, machine milking and general farm work.—M. Lange. Okoroire. TITAN WITH HERD OF SO TO 40 COWS, iVJ - WANTED IMMEDIATELY, To Milk on a Share Basis on Small Farm Near Te Puke. Very Favourable Terms Given. Inquiries promptly to VERITAS, P.O. Box 27, North.

FARM WORK WASTED. DAIRY Farming.—Younfe Man (25), wantu learn; small wages for experience.— A.8., c.o. Holehouse, Kerikeri. DAIRY Factory.—Position for coming season by Youth, 19 years.—G.N., 171, Herald. ! DAIRY Farm.—Man, young, capable managing; good with horses; refs.—Trustworthy, 33, Herald. ' ' 1 CIARM. Work, wanted, middle-aged, good Jl milker; early riser.—W., 362. Herald. 17* ARM Work.—Man, 7 years' experience. J- good» with horses: refs.—T.R., 144, Heraid. i Hands, Milkers, Men, Youths, wait--I- ing positions.—Pearson's Registry. Exchange Lane; 42-584. IT^ARM.—Man, middle-aged, Light Work, J. return good home, little pocket money: total abstainer, trustworthy; near AucklandThames; refs. —No Experience, 146. Herald. FARMER'S Sons (2), one married, sharemilk, wages; experienced all farm work.—Capable, 113, Herald. HAND Milker, experienced, requires position; near Auckland preferred; used to horses: state wages.—R.J., 15S. Herald. TITAN, married, * thoroughly competent, 1U Farm Manager, Sheep, Dairy, ShareMilker-,; plenty help.—Experienced, 802. Herald, Hamilton. MAN, good milker, all farm work; wife housekeeper.—lo, Harley Rd., Takajiuna. "l\/fARRIED Couple, both milkers, life ex--IYJ. perience dairy farming; references.—A., c.o. G-ifford. Te Awamutu. MARRIED Couple, both i milkers, experience ;• own'cottage; refs.—A., c.o. J. Hoye, Clevedon. \TARRIED Couple, unencumbered: man 1»-L • fully experienced,, machines, handy tools; wife, learner, assist shed.—Harrison, Putaruru. MARRIED Couyle, unencumbered, require Dairying; experienced; sober, clean; references.—Yeo's Emporium, Otorohanga. - MOTHER. niilk. Son (20), farming, can't milk, willing learn, waiting.—Excelsior Registry.. OLD 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. TTfTORK by reliable Man, fencing, draining, V V gardening; energetio and painstaking.— Anxious, 123, Herald. - _ YOUTH, 18, Milking, General Farm work; experienced: £1. —Willing, 801, Herald. Hamilton. YOUTH, willing, wants Farm Work; no experience; wage reasonable.—McKnight's Registry. Hamilton. 7"OUTH, experienced, farming, all work, and milking; good home. —Phone 28-053. " WINES FOR SALE. Auckland wine c0.,~ Rutland St.— Choice Port Wine, 30s case ; freight paid.—Phone 44-409. INVALID Port, 455; Claret, 455; Red, 48s; Sherry, 48s; Extra Special Sherry, 60s; Special Reserve Port, 60s; freight paid, delivered free.—Corban's " The Wine People," Mount Lebanon Vineyards, Henderson, or 31, Fort St., City. Phone 42-463. V>ORT, Sherry, Claret, excellent quality, I 30s case delivered, freight paid.— Phoenix Wines. Phoenix Chambers, Auckland. _____________ RICH Port Wine, Reduction, 25s 2 gallons at depot, bring iars.—Corban's Wines, Fort St. OAS Case.— Frontignac, rich, swe.et, red OU Wine, delivered, freight paid.—Crown Wineß, Elliott St. Phone 47-135. pAIN J^ISAPPEARS. For quite Painlessly Filling Teeth with Gold, Silver Amalgam or for the Painless Extraction of Teeth, no known process has given more general satisfaction than the method now adopted by Mr. Howey Walker, Dentist, of City Chambers, 209. Queen Street. .JJOWEY YY ALKER ' DENTIBTB, Corner Opposite - John-Court,' LM.