DOMESTICS WANTED. /COUNTRY Home offered return light Vv duties; 5s weekly; fond children.— Phone Ki-I'2l. EN ERA L. about 20. good cook, fond children; bagwash : 20s.—Phone 24-039. HOME, good, elderly Lady, return House Duties: brother, sister.—C.J. F„ 298. HF.it A Li), Hamilton. Housekeeper, young, child no objection; city; own mistress; small wages. —-Permanent.. .'S7M. Herald. IJ ELL'S Registry, Winstone Bldg.—Cook (Woman), GOs, hotel (private); Cook: Generals. Daily. 13 ELI AB LE Registry, Queen's Arcade. XL 42-29;).—Girl, daily (Heme Bay); Genorii.l. 20s; Domestics waiting. UTRAND 'Registry, Strand Arcade.—Waitrcss, experienced, restaurant, country; £'!, Board and Lodgings. FARM HANDS Wx\NTED. DAIRY and General.—Youth or Man.—J. E. Wilson. Te Puninga, via Tatuanni. DAIRY Farmers seeking Farms on which to milk their own herds on share hasia are invited to apply Box 41. To Aroha. CIENERAL Farm Work.— Boy; f good home and wages.—R. Newton, Okoroire G.ENERAL Farm Work, reliable man; wages 15s winter, rise in spring.—E. Welister. .Raaorback. MACHINE Milking, all Farm Work.— Youth, 10s, good home; refs—Clean, 405. "11KiiAM). MAN. elderly, good milker, for Papatoetoe: bach.- -Apply Herald. ]\/T. COUPLE, Share-milkers, machines.— IVL. particulars. Bell's Registry, Winstone Bldg., Qnecn St. 45-702. SHARE-Milkers. —First-class Farm available, 180ac., carry 100 cows; handy school, butter-fat factory, railway; well watered; good electric plant; applicant must have good herd and labour; 50-50 basis.— SI la res. 422. Herald. YOUTH, good Hand Milker, early riser; good home; light jobs.—Mangero, 783, Herald. FARM WORK WANTED. "IT'ARMER, married, manager, sheep, cattle, J- dairying; own help; state wages.— Energetic, 45fi. Herald. 'IT'ARMER. with Family, 80 cows, no iin--1 plements. wants lease or Share-milking, —tows, Herald, Rotorua. MAN, married, Milking, all Farm Work; wife board owner or man, milk in emergency; permanent; refs.; no encumbrance; commence June.—State wages to Taffy, 453. Herald. MARRIED Couple, no encumbrances, desire Farm work; man all farm work, team, fencing, etc.; wife housework.— Workers, 424, Herald. BHARE-Milking. —Owners of Land requiring reliable Dairy Farmers with own herds to milk on share basis, apply •Box 41, Te Aroha. WANTED TO BUY. A PPAREL.—Mrs. Outtrim, largest Buyer ■£\ Ladies', Gent.'s Left-oS Clothing.—ls, Victoria St. Phone 42-674. AUCKLAND'S Largest Smelters require Scrap Metals; highest market prices. —Province Supply, 53, Nelson Street. Phone 41-785. BLE to give Highest Prices for Used Furniture.—George Walker's. A. B IGGER Demand than ever for Used Furniture.—Phone George Walker. B OOKS and Magazines wanted for good Book Exchange.—l 6. Queen's Arcade. CIANNOT Do Better.—See George Walker, J Ltd , when Selling the Furniture. CASH Register, with detail tape preferred. —Fpll particulars to Cooper and Curd, Ltd., Pukekohe. DESIRE the Best Results? Then consuit George Walker, J-itd.. Auctioneers. FOLLOW the Crowds to the Great Salerooms of George Walker. Ltd. FILING Cabinet, 4-drawer. vertical, 6teel or wood.— 'Ring 45-307. l F G AS Califont, good make and order; not to exceed £3.—Ring 12-927. G "< IVE Your Used Furniture to George """ Walker, Ltd., to Sell.; G "1 OLD.—Parkinson's. 50 years in busiT ness in Auckland, offer highest price. -Pacific Bides.. Wellcsley St. VT melting; highest prices.—Parkinson. Pacific Bldgs. Phone 11-063. H AVE you visited the De Luxe Salerooms of George Walker, Ltd.? T X.L. Baggley Hot Water Cylinder; state -*-• price and where seen. E.T., 213, Herald. MAGNETO, suitable 2J 8.5.A., guaranteed good condition. —Particulars, Magneto, Herald, Rotorua. MAKE an Appointment with George Walker, Ltd., for a Cash Price for your Furniture. MATCHLINING, Wallboard. 300 super feel; used or new; cheap.—Cash, -\SS, Herald. N COHEN AND CO., Gold and Platinum • Smelters, licensed buyers Wrought Gold, etc.; market value paid.—Fergusson Bldgs.. Civic Square. HONE 42-815, George Walker, Ltd., Auctioneers, when Selling. RABBIT Traps, second-hand, about 50-100. —Details, make. Cash. P.O. Box 1818. RANGE, high-pressure, with accessories. Price and particulars to Range, 528, Herald. SINGER Sewing Machines, late models preferred; spot cash waiting. Auckland's Machine Depot. 408. Queen St. STAMPS.— Old Postage Stamps bought, sold, exchanged; collectors call; large selections.—Powell. 45. Shortland Street. STAMPS.— Old Collections Bought; collectors call: inspect approval bargains. Brodie, 22, Hellahy's Bldgs. (opp. G.P.0.)
rpOTARA Trees, standing or locs, suitable ± for posts; royalty preferred.—limber, 484. Herai.P. USED Furniture, any quantity; highest prices.—Dad's Shop, 461, Queen St. 43-568. WE Buy Anything Useful, cash over counter, including Left-off Clothing, Furniture, etc.—Mum's Shop, 418, Queen St. Phone 47-367. CLOTHING. GENT'S BOOTS. SHOES. O GOLD TRINKETS. RIFLES. SHOTGUNS. TYPEWRITERS. TOOLS. ETC. Will Call PHONE 45-330. URN tube. Wo will buy the 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, Wyndham Sheet. Phone 44-246. " rpHE POT'S ALWAYS BOILING."— -L Get market price for Old Gold. Teeth. Crowns, Gold Dentures. Watches. Chains. Rings. Trinkets, Gold Coins. Obsolete and Broken Jewellery, anything made of gold, any quantity. Remember, top market prices. Socure our quotation.—ROßlNSON'S, LID.. 352-4. Queen Street, odb. Town Hall. Phone 46-375. OPEN FRIDAYS TILL 9 P.M. HELP YOUR COUNTRY AND YOURSELF. JNTERNATIONAL Q- OLD gUYING 00. (NEW ZEALAND BRANCH). 2nd FLOOR, ELLISON CHAMBERS, QUEEN STREET, opposite Wyndham St. JEWELLERS. DEALERS AND GENERAL PUBLIC —NOTE: We nro giving the Highest Prices for OLD GOBD AND JEWELLERY, ETC. Wo Buv Gold Coins, CI old Teeth; in fact Old Gold Jewellery of any description. References, Bank of N.S.W. Confidential Appointments, Phone 44-662. After ft p.m.. 12-905 ELECTRO-PLATERS. AUCKLAND Klectvop'ating Co.. Ltd. (Somervilles), 43 years established; 3 door* above Town Hnll, Chromium, Nickel, Bronze, Silver. Free Collection. Delivery.
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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXIX, Issue 21162, 20 April 1932, Page 1
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