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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXVIII, Issue 21049, 7 December 1931, Page 1

DOMESTICS WANTED. (GENERAL, experienced, for country hotel. T • C.E., 526, Herald. / \ENJiRAL wanted for private house, exvJi perienced, good cook.—C.D., 527, II ERALD. fIENERAL, capable, for doctor's house.— vJT Apply between G. 30 and 7.30 p.m. Allendale. 50. Ponsonby Rcl. ___ | IIR Ij, experienced, ml duties; Waihi girl V.T preferred.—Mrs. I{. Cullen. Waihi. (1 IRL, capable, for Household duties.— T Phono 25-484. CI IKb, 17 or 18, small boarding-house, T clean, thorough; refs.; 10s.—Apply I) Eli ALP. / \ IRL, capable, to assist House and vJ Machine Milking; state wages.—Help, SU. Herald. HOUSEKEEPER for farmer, bachelor; state age and wage.—D. Holmes, Tuihoa, Mntafnata. \7 (JRSEMAJD, capable of housekeeping, -»-< for small fnniily.—Particulars Herald. I}ARLOURM AID, experienced; no other need apply.—Bell'e Registry. Winstone Bldgs., Queen St. SECOND Cook, used Restaurants, Woman. —Connaught Restaurant, next. Regent. WOMAN, must be good plain cook; count,i*y.—Phone 40. Box 40. Ngatira. IJKLL'S Kegistry, Winstone Bltlg.—Wait±J tress. Hotel; General. 375; RelievingMairl, Nursery-Housemaid, Parlourmaid, Gardener-Cowman RELIABLE Registry, Oueeu Arcade.— Cook, Boarding House; Nursery-House-maid, Farm Hands, 15s, 255; Married Connie. QTRAND Registry, Strand Arcade.—Second O Cook (country), Daily General, House-maid-Laundress (private). FARM HANDS WANTED. BOY, assist in shed, odd jobs; state wages.—R. Ferguson. Matamata. DAIRX farm. —Experienced Alan, 100 cows; wages 25s. —Cows, Yeo's Emporium, Otorohanga. Public School Boy, reliable, -J some knowledge Dairy Farming essential; good home; close Hamilton.—E. H. Jul], Senr., Te Ita;>a, Frankton Junction. Phone 2721?. Jj'AMILY, milk 100 cows, machines, FarmWork; thirds.—J. Henry, Patumahoe, l'bone (12. I'AMILY, reliable, 4 adult Milkers, 100 JL cows, shares; refs.—McKnight's Registry. Flamilton. Hand, reliable, must be clean and . quiet with cowb; good home, and no heavy work.—Apply W. Aitken, Paeron. HOLIDAY in return for assistance, Farm; Men or Girls.—Harvest, 412, Herald, Hamilton. MAN, young, for Dairy Farm, machines. . —3, Highland Road, Mt. Albert. MAN. young, single, ■!A scheme. —Howie, Phone 9(iU, Papakura. MAN, young. Farm Work, through harvest season ; state wages.—Howard, Ncrnrua. Waitoa. MEN, Youth, Boys, experienced, inexperienced, clean, respectable; 355, 255, 15s.—Excelsior Reg. »• ~V T OUT 11, machine milking, light farm X work, experienced carpentering preferred; wages, 25s.—N. Macdonald, Struan, Awakeri. V'UL'TH wanted for Ragwort Spraying, -L 4A ficheme and found.—Yeo's Emporium. Otorohanga. VOUTH, good stripper, machines, odd J- jobs; state wages.—Urgent, 542, Herald. V T OUTH, Milking, Odd Jobs; 7s (id ana JL found.—A.D., C.o. McColl, Stationer, Otoroha n ga. PEARSON'S Kegistry, Exchange Lane.— Machine Milkers, Youths for Dairy Farms (urgent). FARM WORK WANTED. COUPLE, young, energetic, capable, both milk, housework c.o. Gilford. Te Awamutu. Hand, Milker, experienced, strong, . respectable, aged 40. —Worker, 548, Herald. HAY flaking, Stacking, etc.—Farmer's Sons (2); go anywhere; 10s day each. —Colonial. 552, Herald. MAN, young, life experience general farm work, wants position 6tud sheep or fattening farm; good worker.—Experience, Yeo's Emporium. Otorohanga. MAN, 2(5, wants Farm Work, practically no experience, but adaptable and willing; capable driver; wages 20s or offer; good home.—Respectable. 339, Herald. MAN, young, desires work on Dairy Farm. Experienced machines, willing.— Y.M.. 514. HERALD. MANAGER, Working, all-round experience, sheep and cattle, team work.—X.. c.o. Boycc. Cambridge. - MARRIED Man. work or manage small dairy farm: machines, hand.—References. 329. Herald. ARRIED Couple want work on Farm, share or wages; no milking for wife; lifo experience.—Milker, Herald, \\ hangarei. MILK-Roundsman. experienced, alert, Iruck. float; early riser, good hand, machine milker, general.—Square Deal, 504, Herald QHEPHERD (28) experienced all farm O work, 3 dogs, horse; good refs. or recommendations. —Worker, 531, Herald. WANTED TO BUY. ALUMINIUM, Brass. Copper, Lead,; Battery Plates and Bottles.—G. Kennerlev, OA. Nelson At. Phone 40-514. PPAREL.—Mrs. Outtrim largest Buyer Ladies', Gent's Left-off Clothing.—ls. Victoria St. Phone 42-674. _ 4 UCKLAND Auctioneering Co. give best J\ Prices for Furniture: valuation free: sales nt houses.—Phone 42-238. ATHS. Ranges. Tanks. Doors. Windows, used, to replace sales. —Sam White. Fnnshawe St. f 1 ASH Buvers of Wool. Sheepskins. Calfskins. Hides. Tallow. Bones. Horsehair. Highest prices, prompt cash. Inquiries welcomed.—Alex. Donald. Ltd.. Drury. 1 FUNGUS, good, dry, highest market . price; cash on delivery.—T. W. Doo, Victoria St. GOLD of any description bought for melting pot, highest prices.—Parkinson, Pacific Bldgs. Phone 41-OC>3. ROBERTSON, Auctioneer, will buy your Furniture and pay the best price in Auckland.—Phone 43-025. n END it to Robertson's Auction Room; 15 lie pays cartage and spot cash for your Goods. OTAMP Collections Bought.—Karoly AnO tiques, opposite Public Library, AuckOTA MPS.—Old Collections Bought; colO lectors call: inspect approval —Brodie. 22. Hellaby's Bldgs. (opp. G.P.0.) TIMBER for Cottages wanted in exchange J. for £ISOO interest valuable City Business Section. —"Builder, 510. ITekalp. TRICYCLES wanted, any spot cash J- offered.— Pioneer Cycles. Newmarket. "THE Pot's Always Boiling."—Spot Cash 1 for Old Gold, Teeth, Chains, Watches. Broken Jewellery, Rings, Trinkets, etc.; any gold articles.—Robinson's, Ltd., opp. Town Hall. \\J E Buy Anything Useful, cash over y V counter, including Left-ofT Clothing, Furniture, etc.—Mum's Shop. 418, Qnecn St. Phone 47-307. Ip U R N I T U R E. Wo wilV buy the House as it stands or in smaller lots. HIGHEST PRICES. SPOT CASH. Phono 40-325. RICHARD ARTHUR. LTD. (Opposite Town Hall.) JOHN CARLAW. LTD.. WANTS YOUR USED FURNITURE. Absolute Highest Price. JOHN CARLAW, LTD.. Furniture Auctioneers, 24, Wyndbam Street. Phono 44-216. ANTED TO BUY. We will Buy 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. MISCELLANEOUS. A Tri« 1 will convince you that there is nothing like Rolfe't Wax for Linos and Furniture A 2s 4d Tin of Kolfe'g Wax contains a* much as three Is tins." —Obtainable everywhere.