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FARM HANDS WANTED BOY, strong, for General Farm Work,— King 2211, Waimauku. BOY, strong, or Youth; 153 week.—3o, 0.0. Montgomery. Te Puke. BOY, thorough stripper, light work; 103 week —C. Martin, Te Awamutu. BOY, about 16, odd jobs, Dairy Farm; BOY or Girl, able milk; wages 10s.— Hopping. Korakonui. Phone 110 D. "ROY Youth, machine milking, odd jobs. , —Paul Bros., Waiau Pa, via Papakura. "ROl, Youth, able milk; 15s; near Auckland.—Booth, Hunnah's Bldgs., Albert St T_)OY, for Mixed Farm; able to hand milk; r7, sood homo, wages 10s week.—Apply, letter, Trounnon Bros., Wellsford. T5 OY tIV ? ilking> f ? rm work ; 10s week.—R. . McLamon, Cambridge. Phone 67D evenings. • TDOY, first-class, dairy farm; experience t «?■?,. asset " not essential; wages 10s.—K. ■J. Williams. Waharoa. "OOY, respectable, for Small Farm; slight f-* experience preferred; fare paid.—R. W Dunning, Otakiri, Bay of Plenty. TDOY, Hand-milking, small herd, driver's JLr licence preferred: wages start. 10s.— Wallace Supplies. Waitoa. /~|OCJPLE. manage and run 15-cow farm, VV Orua Bay.—Fullest particulars, Experienced, 806, Herai.d. TpAMILY) 4 Milkers; cottage; £4 week; L. to""PARM Hand, Machines, Horses, all Impair ments; permanent; 17s 6d—Write Butter-fat, 230, Herald. F A RM Hand, Youth, clean, smart ex- „ pe ll® nc » not essential; 10s.—Good Home. 877, Herald. GENERAL Farm Work.—Man, iTble .rL Plough, milk; 25s.—Watson. Phone 1 *"*"• Mo rrinsville. HAND Milker, good; only experienced men need apply.—Peck, Mt. Hoskill. AT A CHINE Milkers (2), good, general, -WJ- fence, rushes, etc.; 18s with rise.— Farmer, 878. Herald. • MAN (19-21), wanted for Dairy Farm; £ must be reliable; £1; permanent.— Box 3, Walton. MAN, trustworthy, good Stripper; nonsmoker; fcOs; good home reply age. rets.—Seaview, 53, Herald. Man, experienced, Machine Milking, General Farm Work; wages 255. Cox, Motumaoho. il/TAN, to milk Bmall herd and general -"A _ farm work; 25s a week to euitable applicant.—W. Lockington, Waitoa. MAN, Machine Milking, Farm Work; £1; state age, experience.—Worker, Box 19, Te Awamutu. MAN, reliable, Milking, General Farm Work, machines; wages £1. —Apply Herald. MAN, strong, farm work and help machine milking; must be experienced and good with cows; state wages; refs. preferred.— Apply Herald. MAN, young, colonial, energetic; milking, farm work; 22s 6d, good man, 5s bonus 41 months; references.—Thirty-three, c.o. Montgomery, Te Puke. .]lf AN, y°ung. Machine Milking, General Farm Work; £l.—G. Walker, Turangaomoana, Matamata. I\/J"ARRIED Couple, no children, for large •"A Dairy Herd; both milk; must bo very quiet with stock, qnick, efficient and capable of managing if required; small 2-roomed cottage; refs. essential; position permanent. —State fullest particulars, wages, etc., to Farmer, 84, Herald. Hamilton. I\/TARRIED Couple, with boy preferred, -L'A farm work, dairy and »heep, 65-70 cows, machines; experienced eheep horsea and implements; good cottage; re/s.; wages required.—W.T., 924, Herald. MEN (2), General Farm Work; good home: £l.—M. Cowley. Otorohanga. Hl/TILKERS (3), capable: 2 must be men, i-'X take charge shed, all farm work; £4 10s week; free cottage.—Phone 29J, Tirau. "\XTOMAN, young, good milker; light VV duties; easy place, capable person.— Apply Herald. ~Y7"OUTH, milking machines, good home; A 155.—31. c.o. Montgomery, Te Puke. YOUTH, 20-21, respectable, machines; good home; permanent if suitable.— F.. c.o. Wallace Supplies, Waiuku. ~\TOVTH and Boy, Milking and General; X clean; £1 and 15s.—C. Blomfield, Otorohanga. "VTOUTH, strong, healthy, assist 100-cow A Herd; experienced, good tempered; permanent job if suitable; 15s week and found; refs.—Herd, 83, Herald. Hamilton. YOUTH, experienced, machine milking essential; good home- 15s; permanent position.—Write, Urgent, C.o. Snell, Papakura. yOUTH, experienced, machines; good A home; 15s.—Meet Employer 11 a.m. today, Thistle Hotel. XTOUTH, experienced Machines, Horses; A state wages, experience, age.—M., C.o. Boyce, Cambridge. YOUTH, strong, Dairy Farm, machines, no team work; reasonable hours, good conditions- wages £l.—Farm, c.o. Montgomery, Te Puke. YOUTH, experienced, for Dairy Farm; £1; permanent position; urgent.—N. Colson, Waitoa. YOUTH, Milking, Farm Work, reliable, experienced, small herd; 15s. —C.E., 873, Herald. VOUTH, refined, good stripper; 155.; good A home; etate experience, refs.—Cambridge, 52, Herald. YOUTH, 17, 18. strong, machine milk- • ing; wages 15s, found; auiet, respectable.—D.W., 925, Herald. YOUTH, smart, clean stripper. Farm Work; £1 to start; none but conscientious need apply; kind animals.—Bonus, 104, Herald. YOUTH, small farm; must be fast, clean stripper; quiet in shed; no learners; 15s.—Willing, Box 36, Morrinsville. \ ~1 Registry, Palmerston Bldgs. (46-491). x-LA —Man, Milkers, Youths wanted, 255, 20s, 15s. PEARSON'S Registry, Exchange Lane.— Experienced Machine and Hand Milkers, 255, 20s, 15s. FARM WORK WANTED FAMILY; Shares preferred; could build up herd with 30 cows.—J..T. 33. -C up herd with 30 cows.—J.J., 33, Herald. MAN. 29, experienced, machine milking, etc.; capable full charge; 9 years last position; willing; go anywhere.—B., c.o. Gifford, To Awamutu. , MAN, young, experienced, seeks position SheeD Work: reliable.—Renlv Box 9. J-'J- Sheep Work; reliable.—Reply Box 9, Huntly. MAN, young, good general, fast stripper; good haymaker: 30s.—Anxious. 81. Herald, Hamilton. rPEAMSTER, Milker, General Worker, 20, J- conscientious; anywhere; 25s to £l,. — 8., 122, Herald. YOUTH, , willing, wants work. Sheep Farm preferred; inexperienced.—F.W., 89. HeralU. YOUTH, educated, experienced, good conditions essential; East Coast preferred; 25s.—Farmer, 59, Herald. WANTED TO SELL ALLAN'S Ladies' Silk Hobo, 10s 6d, reduced, 7s 6d; all shades Beautiful Hand-worked Crepe de Chine Nightdresses, 15s lid.—Second Floor, Cooke's Tearooms, next Woolworth's, A LLAN'S Ivory Crepe de Chine, suitable Tennis Frocks, 2s 6d yd.; Men's Silk Shirts, Neglige, Tennis. Canoe Coatehirts. 7s lid: Crepe de Chine Tennis Frocks, 16e lid. A LL Sizes Blue Serge Trousers, 18s 6d; XX Flannel Trousers, to measure, 21s 6d; Serge Suits tailored by Jaffe, all sizes, 655; Suits, £5 5s. —Jaffe, Tailor, opp. Town Hall. I~\OORS, ''Sashes, Windows, Grates, xJ Ranges, Gates, large selection: under cover.—Sam. White, Sons, Market Place. Ladders, Washtubs, WheelAil barrows, Store Trucks, etc.—Pelham, 150 Victoria St. W. Phone 40-654. slightly soiled Famous Lux Kerosene A Mantle Lamps; £2 2s; usual price 6Ss. —Westonhouse, Lome St. EABBITS, dressed or otherwise; particulars with price.—N.B., 81, Herald. RANGES, H.P, and S.B. Copper Cylinders, • reasonable prices.—Sam. White, Fanshawe St. QCALES, Cash Registers, Bacon Slicers, 0 second hand; see us; save money.— Accurate Scale Co., Durham St. SCALES, new, usod; terms: Repairs of all description.—W. and T. Avery (N.Z.), Ltd., 10 Albert St. QINGER 60, latest, cheap, cash; 4-dr. C? Automatic, £5 10s, terms.—Globe, Short's Bldgs., 15i Queen St. 19/p Gallon.—Lead-Zino Paint, tinted AO/ U or white: Rbd, 9s 9d.—Macneill, Wyndham St., opp. Farmer's. 4-~i A. "1 A& —All-Electrio Sewing MachwAt Art ines, 20 years' guarantee. Old Machine part payment.—Robertson, opp. J.C.L. CAMERAS WANTED J-Plate, wanted; full deßcription; lowest price.—Camera, Box 119, New Plymouth.

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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXX, Issue 21615, 6 October 1933, Page 1

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Page 1 Advertisements Column 6 New Zealand Herald, Volume LXX, Issue 21615, 6 October 1933, Page 1

Page 1 Advertisements Column 6 New Zealand Herald, Volume LXX, Issue 21615, 6 October 1933, Page 1

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