DOMESTICS WANTED GENERAL, capable, experienced, plain cooking; refs. essential.—Apply mornings. Mrs. Stokes, 32 Arney Rd., Renmera, d 1 lJLilj, capable, ussist household duties, vJ country home; wages 10s.—Mrs. V. Ailkenhead. Nelson St., llelensville. G1 lliLi, good Hand milker, capaDle house; I refs.; 12s Gd.—Wily, Puni, Pukekohe, 243 D. ItiL, for housework, able do plain cook- ! X nig.—Apply 3 Margaret St., Ponsonby. / 11Kb, for Housework; good home; email vX wage.—Phone 46A, Manurewa. \ /\/t>MEN, for country home, assist milkt V ing, 3 adults.—Capable, 177, Herald. WUMAjN, 30, domesticated, good home, small wage.—Apply Herald. WOMAN lielp, milk, email herd, and household duties: state age.—Rama- ' V household duties; state age.—Ramarnma, 204. Herald. WOMAN, assist Housework, Milk; no objection one child.—Urgent, c.o. Rolfe, Pipiroa. A Regi&try, Palmerston Bldgs., 46-491. A.L Girl (18-20), Household Duties; Housekeener. Generals. Domestics. BbliL'S Registry, 45-702.—Cooks, Reliev-ing-Maid, Waitress, Nursery-House-maid, Generals, 30s. 255, 15s. KELIABLE Registiy, 42-293.—Housekeep-er-Companion, Cook-General, Daily Heln (Mt. Eden). Farm Hand. STRAND Registry, Strand Arcade.—CookGenerals, Companion-Help, able take charge (country). FARM HANDS WANTED OY (15-16), good hand-milker, early riser. —A. Graves. Nearuawnhia. VY wanted help milk lev/ cows and drive Ford truck.—Apply Herald. BOY, assist Dairy farm, experience not necessary; good home.—State wages to Learner, Box 72, Rotorua. IJARM Hand, good milker, 25s a week and X keep.—Write Robbie, Pio P»3. 1/* ARM. —Boy, cheerful, good hand, machine milker; permanent.—Write North Auckland, 76, Herald. 17* ARM Hand, some experience with sheep, milk 1 cow. —Bell's Registry, 45-702. }i"VARM Hand wanted —Work breaking-in Dairy Farm; 25s week and good keep. If good man offer of partnership.—Apply ■fIERALD. GIRL, 20-25, all duties; good hand milker.—Particulars and wages expected to 0.5., 198, Herald. MA.N, good milker, immediately; 6tate wages and experience.—C. Black, M.mawaru. Te Aroha Ai\, milk, drive horse, look after farm; small wo<re.—D.M.. 193. Herald. MAiN, capable, milk, general farm work; small wage; good home.—Haworth, Ca m b ridge. MAN, young, experienced, machine milking, general farm work; state wages. —Box 6, Ngnnuotnha. A r OUTH, Machine Milking, General Farm -L Work; wages £l.—Apply by letter to Employer, 223, Herald. FARM WORK WANTED ALL Farm Work.—M.C., young man; wife assist house.—M.C., 180, Heralt>. Farm.—Youth requires position; 12 months' experience.—Fruit, 109, Herald. 1/ARM Hand (19). experienced, seeks work: state wage.—A.B.C.. 216. Herald. J /ARM, General Work.—3l.C. desire position; wife would board owner.—P., 185, Herald. J /ARM iland, experienced, seeks position. 1 _C.W., 18, Herald. young, willing, experienced milvX ker, requires position on Farm. —S., 204. Herald. HAiND, Machine Milking. Farm Work, experienced, good stripper.—J. Young, Rati Kati. MAN, young, experienced, Dairy Farm; small wage; start immediately.—A., 254. Herald, Hamilton. 11, FAN. young (21). .seeks position on farm. -t'J- life experience, good milker and worker, or gorse or scrub-cutting, contract: state wages.—S.G.. 14. Herald. "li/l Ais (28), experienced Hand, Machines, ■IYX Implements, Fence, handy tools; wages.—Capable, 179, Herald. M'AN, young, 23. desires position, farm • hand; experienced hand and machines. —Worker, 109. Herald. MAN, young, machine or hand milking.— Apply 20 Ward Terrnce. Sandringham. MAN (34). English Public Sclwol, 5 years' Dairying, anywhere.—Experienced, 301, Herald. Hamilton. __ MAN (371 wants position, experienced machines; odd jobs; 12s.—Lrgent, 109, M" ARIUKD Couple, husband all branches farming, dairying and sheep; wife nnable housekeeper, governess; own cot"ie refs ; capable full charge.-Unencum-hcrcd. 109. Herald. ■ VOUTH (18). life experience Himd, Ma--1 chine; state wages.—Reliable, 0.0. Blvtli. Pneroa. "V7"OUTH (19). 12 months' experience. Y machine milking: state wage.-Urgent. 017 HF.rald. •xnMJTII good stripper, wants position, I Papakura district: £1 if possibleWilling, 901. TTeiiat.t). •\r,oUTH.—Position Fruit Farm, willing: X previous experience, email wage - Worker. 159, Herald. —_ —cnifrTT (19) experienced machines. Y eral farm work. —Nixon, 51 Amaru Rd. v jrienimnsv. ... \tOUTH. 20. experienced all farm work, I wants Position: 2 dogs.-S.R., 77. Hep.ald. _____ — POSITIONS FILLED TvENTAL Attendant, City.—B4o D thank all who applied, and greiay regrets that he can employ only one of 18n indicants. IJOSITION filled; thanking all applicants. X —Hight Bros.. Waitoa. ~wanted known KLEXEMA Treatment i'or Acne, Eczema, Psoriasis, Alopecia, Varicose Ulcers, always successful. Consultations free, write for Booklet.—lo4 Dihvorth. Queen St. T. r LEX EM A Rooms.—All Skin and Scalp AY Troubles successfully treated.— Onr Broadway-Station St., Newmarket, and 104 Dilworth, Queen St.. Auckland. rp AILORED SUITS!!! JL From £5 ss. TODD, JAMES AND CO., 8 Wakefield St., Auckland. SOFT Bleeding Gums made firm and red by cleaning teeth with Dentaperl. la, 2a Od.—All Chemists . RHEUMATISM absolutely bani6hed. Writo for Freo Booklet, entitled " The Broken Crutch."—P.O. Bo* 817. Auckland. I. NECTO Hair Dye, in all shades, ss, from Miss Borgolte, Toilet Specialist. City Chambers, Auckland. LARGE Bottles—Thistle Whisky, lis Gd; London Gin, lis; Australian Port and Sherry, 4s; French Brandy, 12s Gd. —Thistle Hotel.—Phono 45-437. . EW Rich Blood-cells built by Harvey's Mineral Tonic.—'Woollams' Pharmacies, Ltd., nncl Other Chemists. DORPUVIj Pile Powders, wonderful new remedy. Remove the cause. Give prompt relief; 5s Gd.— Horsley, Chemist. AC KAY'S Pharmacy, 7 Welleslev St. East.—Finest Grade English Herbs. Worm Tonic. Asthma Powder. 4 RCIIBISHOP AVERILL says: "I have A read 'Concerning Perplexities, Paradoxes and Perils' with pleasure and prolit. DEBTS. Rents, Collected; nothing collected. nothing charged. Auckland Collection' Agency. Ltd., Winstone Bldg. 1 hone 41-209. - , Liver, Bowels and Stomach Kkept healthy by Harvey's Mineral Tonic; od,—Woollams' Pharmacies. f-.td. VISITING Nets, all kinds, mounted or un--1 mounted; also Corks Leads, Twine.Johnston. 710. Dominion Rd. __ ON'T Fear Rheumatism. Get cured. Write for tree Booklet, entitled " Broken Crutch."-P.O. Box 817. Auckland. T IQUID Granite Floor Varnish last* JU longest, saves labour. Obtainable Oil and Colour Merchants and Stores.— Agents. W. V. Wilson and Co.. 109 Albert Stieet. A uckl n rid. AYERVOUS Disorders! Beneficial results IN received from Harvey's Mineral Tome —Woollams' Pharmacies, Ltd., and othei Chemists. —: — INFLUENZA.— Take IS enrol Tablets, also 1 quicklv relieve Headaches. Iseuritis. Rheumatism. Is C.d.—Chemists and Stores. " TZ~WIK Tan" for sun tunning. Is 9d tu » e: Sunburn Lotion, 2s; soothing, antiseptic.—A. Eecles. Chemist. , QAWST" Edged Tools, all kinds. Ground O and Sharpened at Anderson and Dustin's, 38 Wviulham Street. __ BAD Breath!— Clean your teeth with Dentaperl Cleansing Liquid. Is and -s Gd bottle.—All Chemists. _ AECCLES, LTD., tho» confidential Mail . Order Chemists, prompt despatch.— 171 Queen St.. Auckland. LADIES' and Gent's Hats.—Cleaned and Remodelled. 2s Gd; trimmings extra. Cox. The Hatter. Knrangnhape Kd. 13REVENT Pyorrhoea!— Clean your teeth with Dentaperl, which firms gums. Is, 2s Gd bottle.—xVll Chemists. DON'T Wri
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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXX, Issue 21400, 26 January 1933, Page 1
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