Page 1 Advertisements Column 6

New Zealand Herald, Volume LXIX, Issue 21086, 21 January 1932, Page 1

DOMESTICS WANTED. clean and reliable, for housework, VX mornings; must live handy Parnell; 7s Gd weekly.—Domesticated, 228, Herald. (2J.IKL, Takapuna, daily, washing, ironing, T two children, cook dinner family, assist minding children.—Tel. U3-517, 109, Hurstmere Road. HOUSEKEEPER wanted for elderly Gentleman.—H.B., 222, Herald. KITCHENMAID, Institution; HousemaidWaitresses, 2nd Cook, Woman, Country Hotel.—Strand Registry. LIGHT Help, house and ehed, middleaeed Christian preferred. —12. Walters aged Christian preferred.—l2, Walters Rd. PERSON, clean, honest, fond children, help in house; good home; state wage. —Country, 227, Herald. A 1 Registry. Palmerston Buildings, 46-491. -£x.L —Domestic (country). Woman (middle-aged). Good Domesncs available. BELL'S Registry, Winstone Building.— Housemaid-Waitresses, hot-els; College Cook, 355; Kitchenmaid, Housekeeper. TJELIABLE Registry, Queen's Arcade.— J-Ij Cook (second), Help, 10s (middle-aged); Farm Hand, 10s. QTRAND Registry.—Domestics, Generals, £5 Working Housekeeper (Country),- Domestic, elderly, light duties, ss. FARM HANDS WANTED. LAD, willing, learn farming, milking; state age, wages; good home.—Energetic, 70, Herald. MACHINE Milking, Farm Work.—Youth. —22, c.o. Flatts, Xe Aroh*. TV/rACHINE Milking, Farm Work.—Youth, state wages and experience.—Patten,. Te Hoe. MACHINE Milking, General Farm Work. —Youth, strong, respectable; wages £1 week, found.—Youth, 397, Herald, Hamilton. JV/TILKING, Farm Work.—Youth or Man, used horses.—2o. c.o. Flatts. Te Aroha. YOUTH wanted for General Farm Work. —Glenie, Otorohanga. YOUTH, respectable, under 4A scheme, able to Milk.—Apply Herald. "yOUTH, good Stripper, Odd Jobs; state ■1 wages.—Nutsford, Mareretu. AT'OUTH, fer Dairy Farm; good hand -L milker; good home. —Reply, stating wages, to Willing, 233, Herald. FARM WORK WANTED. ALL-Round Farm Hand seeks position; life experience; drive tractor, truck.— Sober, 235, Herald. BOY, 15, strong, keen, willing, able milk, good homo wanted.—H., 260, Herald. CIOUPLE, unencumbered, both Milkers; ' man Farm Work, Tools.—B., c.o. Boyce, Cambridge. C COUPLE, both milkers, conscientious J workers, refs.: wages or shares.— Particulars. Unencumbered, 215, Herald. T7l P.S. BOY requires position, 18 months' XLj • experience.—Webster, c.o. Webster, Pepepe, 1/1 ARM Work, colonial, 18 years, life ex- . perience; wages. 25s.—Grafter, 239, Herald. Hand (27), Milk, Plough, Fence, . Team, General Work.—lmplements, 148, Herald, Hamilton. 171 ARM Work.—Man, 26, experienced; good fencing; reliable, horses; good refs.— Sober. 205, Herald. i~7<ARM Hand, all-round, drive truck. No. : 1466, Gardening, possibly around Papakura.—W„ 179, Herald. MACHINE Milking.—Young Man, clean stripper, requires same.—Reliable, 824, Herald, Hamilton. MAN, young, nice chap, fully experienced farming, implements; do anything.— Doug., 255, Herald. Xn| single, life experience, machine milking and all farm work.—Experienced. 234. Herald. ]\/J AN married, reauirea position, experi--I\X enced Dairy Man. understanding all Farm Work and Implements; good ref.; own cottage.—A.Z., c.o. Herald, 'l'auranga. MARRIED Man, position Sheep farm; good refs.; dogs; handyman.—Trußtworthy. 267, Herald. POSITION Working Manager, small Sheep Run; capable doing own shearing, crutching, fencing, etc. —Married, 87, jIEKALP. ; UIiAREMILKING, coming season, by O practical young Man; state terms. Genuine', 221. Herald. QHARE-Milking immediately, family 4, ex£s perienced milkers. —Write c.o. Butler, Tlinuera. WORK urgently wanted by experienced Milker and Farm Hand.—Write, stating wages. Colonial, 346, Herald. YOUTH, own horse and dog, wants work backblocks farm.—Apply Backblocks, Herald Agent, Humia. \7OUTH (18), strong, willing, good hand, JL machine milker; early riser.—Worker. 139. Herald. 1_ YOUTH strong, willing, experienced Sheep, Cattle, Hand and Machine Milking; well recommended.— Experienced, &9, Herald. ■ WANTED TO BUY. A DVANX buys all sizes sound Worn Tyres; highest prices.—Advanx Ty-re-pair Co.. Ltd., Hobson St. A PPAREL. —Mrs. Outtrim, largest Buyer A Ladies'. Gent's Left-oS Clothing.—ls. Victoria St. Phone 42-674. Artificial Teeth (gold), crowns, bridges; top price paid.—Pearline Co., Box 1016. Phore 21-322- established 1899. ABIDE Here!— Books! Books! Mags., etc.; top prices.—The Mighty Atom, Palmerston Bldgs., Customs St. BAKER'S Trough; also Tins, etc.—Baker, 230. Herald. BARBER'S Chair, Basin, Mirrors, for cash; suitable for shop use.—Barber, 219, Herald. . EFORE Selling. Before . Buying your Furniture, consult Squirrell and Uo. We Defy Competition—Phone 44-398. CAMERA Lens, for whole plate, anastigmatic; f4.5 or near.—Full particulars to Camera, 112, Herald. CIANVAS Sheets or Tarpaulin, suitable j stacks cover.—Cover. 223. Herald. CALIFONT and Motorist's Tent.—Price and full particulars to Califont, 231, Herald. CLOTHING, Gent.'e. Boots. Shoes, Gold Trinkets, Rifles. Shotguns, Typewriters, Tools, etc.; will call.—Phone 45-330. COCKSFOOT Grass Seed; best prices given.—Arthur Yates and Co., Ltd., Albert Street. ELECTRIC Washing and Wringing, also Mangling. Machine.—Particulars A. E. Macindoe, 18, Lincoln Rd., Napier. GOLD of any description bought for. melting pot, highest prices.—Parkinson. Pacific Bldgs. . Phone 41-063. ATAKE an Appointment with George IVI Walker, Ltd.. for a Cash Price for your Furniture. OFFICE Safe, small, wanted.—Particulars Box 1361, Auckland. Phone 40-267. OLD China, including small figures; also Toby Jug.—Full particulars. Ceramic, 146, Herald. PIANO Tuning and Repairer's Tools, cheap; material not necessary.—Apply Herald. _ " rpHE Pot's Always Boiling."—Spot Cash -L for Old Gold, Teeth, Chains. Watches, Broken Jewellery. Rings, Trinkets, etc.; any gold articles.—Robinson s, Ltd., opp. Town Hall. WINDMILL, second-hand. —A. Orr, Waliaroa. Phone 23D. WANTED TO PURCHASE— Display Modern Show Counter with drawers, plate-glass top and front; 10, 12 or 14 feet in length, or two smaller ones. Reply to BOX 951, Post Office, Auckland, stating lowest cash price and where to be seen. typewriters for sale. ABSOLUTE Bargains in Used Typewriters; perfect condition; easy terms. Call Imperial Typewriters, 2, Swanson St. ATEST IN k-ENTISTRY. New Method "Painless Extractions." Better Dentistry for Less Money. Fees you can Easily Afford to Pay. MR. HOWEY WALKER, Dentist, Has Returned from England and America, and may be Consulted as usual at his Rooms, 209, Queen St. Gentleness and Extreme Care. Consultations quite free. Terms on application. Call at offices of CORNER, OPP. JOHN COURT, LTD., 209, QUEEN STREET.