DOMESTICS WANTED all duties, except washing, country home, near Papakura; 15a; refs.—Help, 306, Ueiiald. Domestic Help, capable, experienced; country homo; light duties; 10s weekly.—Anxious, 250. Heralp. DOMESTIC Help, capable and experienced, for country farm; wages 10s Gd, rise later.—Mrs. N. Finlayaon, Rural Delivery, Maungaturoto. to help in House and Shed: wages, vJt 15s.—D. Mapp, Phone 23M, Walton.__ CIIRL. capable, milking, housework; 30s; J good home.—Clean, Patterson, Herald Agent, Pukekohe. GIRL wanted to milk and light housowork; good conditions; 10s.—Blacker, Box 2i), Te Aroha. GIRL, for Housework, plain sewing; sleep _ in; 10s.—Urgent, 394, Herald. GIRL, experienced, Plain Cooking, assist Household Duties, Sewing; country; refs.—243D. Pukekohe. IRL, young 'Woman, assist shed, etc. vJ (machines), 40 cows; housekeep employer; good conditions; state age, wages.— G. J. Knightlev, Pakotai, Whangarei. GIRL, for Housework and help cooking; home cookery, Dcvonport.—Phono 22-GCvl. GIRL, refined, plain cook, light Housework; electric convs.; milk if necessary; good home.—Phono 111R, Mair, Mntamata. Housekeeper, or capable Giri, ail duties, good cook essential.—Apply 1 Wnlthajn Lane, Victoria Ave. Housekeeper for country.—state wages required to D. Harrison, Post Office, Buckland. HOUSEKEEPER, temporary.—Apply between 9 and 11, 13 Wallace St., Heme Bay. HOUSEKEEPER, temporary, country, vegetarian, help garden, drive car; two adults; 10s; fare paid.—C. A., 342, Herald. I' ADY Help for country, nble milk, good -J home, no children; 10s -week.—7l3 Dominion Rd. ORKING Housekeeper (30-45), 2 adults, country; £1. —Phone 45-017. 1 BELL'S Registry, 45-702.—Cooks, Waitress, Housemaid-Waitress. House-Parlour-maid (255), Generals, Farmhands. RELIABLE Registry 42-293. —Cook, Home Cookery, North Shore; Generals, 10s; Cook. 27s Gd. STRAND Registry, Straud Arcade.—Cook, home-cookery, 255; General, adult family, 355. FARM HANDS WANTED BOY or Youth, respectable, assist Machine Milking. General Farm Work; wages. 15s. —J. McDowell, Matangi. BOY or Youth, machine milking, odd jobs, immediately; 12s Gd to start; rise if suitable.—McKenzie, Wayby R.D., Wellsford. BOY, smart, Machine Milking, Farm Work; state wages.—'Wilkins, Thornton, via Whakatane. BOY or Youth, for Shed Work and Odd Jobs; wages 10s; good home.—Write, immediately, A.8.C., C.o. Farmers' Trading Co., Onewhero. COUPLE, experienced, with son preferred. Small cottage. Permanent job satisfactory man.—Write particulars, Colonial, c.o. Boyce, Stationer, Cambridge. ENGLISH Lad wanted, help another on s own farm; comfortable conditions; experience not necessary; wages commence 10s.—E.L., 269, Herald. T7IARM Work.—Youth, strong, clean, used J? to machines. —11 o'clock, Metropolitan Hotel, Friday. /GENERAL Farm Hand for large herd; VJ must be first-class machine milker and teamster; respectable, energetic and eelfstarter; state age, wages, experience; references.—Genuine, BGS, Herald. HANDMILKER. experienced, capable ploughing, horses, etc.; near city.— Apply Phone 26-741. HAND-Milker, small herd; general farm work; bach with employer.—A.W., 350, Herald. "IY/TACHINE Milker, reliable, and farm IVX work; clean, strong; state age, experience; £l.—H. Bayliss. Turua. MACHINES. —Competent Cowman; haymaking, team-work; applicants respectable; xjefs.; state age, weight, religion; 22s start; good home. Herald. MAN, Machine Milking, large herd, team work, general; 255; no duds.— McCandlish, Thornton. Whakatane. MAN, middle-aged, or strong Youth; milk, light farm work.—B., Herald Agent, Matangi. MAN, experienced, Milking, General Farm Work; permanent; 30s.—Candy, Pokuru, Te Awamutu. MAN, middle-aged or elderly, for" farm, with experience.—A.C., 363, Herald. MAN, young, dairy farm; good stripper; cleanliness essential.—C. J. Brindle, Waharoa. MAN. machine milking, plough: urgent; good home; state wage.—R.B., 366, Herald. MAN, immediately, machine milking, farm work; energetic; £l.—H. Keichtley. i'i work; energetic; £l.—H. Keightley, Waharoa. TV/TAN, young, single, experienced, milking ■J-'J- machines, general farm work; refs.— S.M.. 293, Herald. MAN young, reliable;, conscientious, for odd jobs, temporary; wages £I.—M.Y., 280, Herald. MAN, middle-aged, capable, healthy, clean, Dairy Farm; refs.—Carter, Rangiriri. I\/I'AN for farm work, good machine milker; stato nge and. experience.— Rawene, 903, Herald. MAN, General Farm Work, Milking; good home; £1 and found.—J. Thomson, Waharoa. .IX/TIAN. fast stripper, plough, single-furrow, -"-L 255; only good, fust men capable taking charge need apply.—Waikato, 352, Herald. MARRIED Couple, with Youth, for Dairy Farm and Team Work.—Finance Corporation, Box 102, Hamilton. MARRIED Couple, experienced, help milk, farm work; state wage.—Couple, 124, Herald, Hamilton. for Machine Milking and General J. Farm Work; £l, found; state age, experience.—A.E.. 329. Herald. ILTOUTH, experienced. shed only, J- _ machines; 10s start.—Wal Howard. Waitoa. VOUTH, experienced, about 22, Machine Milking, General; £1. —Capable, Box 36, Morrinfcville. YOUTH, strong, for dairy farm, 17 to 19 years; good home; wages 15s.—Nicholls, 179W, Morrinsville. YOUTHS (2), 18-22, or Mnrried Couple, thoroughly experienced. Herd 80 Cows, General Farm Work; wages £2 10s, allowances.—Farmer, 498, Herald, Hamilton. YOUTH, Milking, General Farm Work; 15s week: state experience.—Brandt, Okoroire Springs. YOUTH, clean, respectnble, experienced, machines, Farm Work; state wages.— Box 30, Warkworth. yOUTH, good Stripper essential. Farm work; state wages.—L.M., 501, Herald, Hamilton. YOUTH, refined, some experience, small Dairy Farm near Hamilton.—Farm, 497, Herald, Hamilton. YOUTH, clenn, smart, honest, Colonial, good milker; 15b.—Permanent, c.o. Boyce. Cambridge. YOUTH, respectable, assist Milking (machines), General Farm Work: good homo; wages £1 week.—Tirau, 76, Herald. A ~i Registry, 'Palmorston Bldgs., 46-491. •XX.L Family, 3 milkers, £l4; also £l6; Men, Youths, £l, 16s. PEARSON'S Registry. Exchange Lane.— Machine Milkers, Ploughman, Man (4A scheme). Elderly Man. POSITIONS FILLED POSITION Filled. Thanking applicants. —Box 15. Okoroire Springs. COAL AN: FIREWOOD Al Barrier Tea-tree. —12 sacks £l, delivered: 3, 5s Gd: cheapest Coal.—Bush ered; 3, 5s Gd; cheapest Coal.—Bush Owner Distributors; 20-611. MB6in. Sacks Tea-tree, £1; 7 for 10s; delivered.—Phone 19-861. Ipj Sacks Dry Blocks, Birch, Tea-tree, JLO Rata, Taraire; £1 delivered.—Phono 25-987 fIX) Owners of Motor-Lorries and Trucks.— -I- Kindly bote, wo bnvo opened a Coal Distributing Depot in the main street, Huntly. and- are now able to supply you with the very best Quality Waikato Coul, bagged, ready for distribution. Huntly I,and Agency, Huntly. Phone 81. TOILET lATEST Perm. Ringlet Ends, from 15s. — J Verlie Parlours, Liverpool St., opp» Woolshop, Karangahape Rd. POWDER "Puff Salon, St. Kevins Arcade. —Permanent Waving, 12s 6d: Marcel Waving, 2s 6d. Phone 46-718. W. Dickinson.
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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXX, Issue 21578, 24 August 1933, Page 1
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