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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXI, Issue 21733, 23 February 1934, Page 1

DOMESTICS WANTED CLEAN, capable Domestics, Cook-Gen-erals, jobs waiting.—Universal Registry, 20_Swanson_St. COOK-Goneral, experienced; other help kept; wages, 255; refs. essential.—Phone 42-401. COOK-General, over 25, strong, reliable, experienced; good home; local roierencea essential.—Apply Herald. DOMESTIC', young, capable, refs. required, sleep in.—Phouw 42-712. help shed, machines, housework; * wages, 15s. —Write C„ c.o. Boyce. Cambridge. GIRL, strong, for domestic duties, sleep out. —Apply 201 A Jervois Hd., Heme Bay. j HELP, capable, about 23, good plain cook; refs.—l East A v.. Mt.Eden. _ HELP wanted, middle-aged Lady, light duties.—Apply Herald. HOME, comfortable, country, offered Christian Lady Companion, return light duties, help kept.—Write X., 21 Momona Hd., Green Lane. HOUSE-Parlourinaid, reliable, clean, for Hem u era; local references; £1. —L.A.. 000. Herald. HOUSEKEEPER, for working man; state wages required.—Apply Herald. HOUSEKEEPER for man and boy. assist milk; every consideration ehown. —Apply T. Herald, Whakatnne. HOUSEKEEPER, competent, all duties: suburban home; 3 adults; state wages. —P.A.. COl, Herald. HOUSEKEEPER, country, children no objection, school handy.—Apply 47 First Avenue. Kingsland. HOUSEKEEPER, country, fond of children; wages 10s start.—Apply A. Pritchard, Waimiha. HOUSEKEEPER wanted immediately, own mistress, help milk; 15s. —11. E. Hill, Waharoa. BELL'S Registry. Winstone Bldg.—Cooks. 455; Parlourmaid, Generals: General. 335; Hotel; Couple, unencumbered, sheep STRAND Registry. Strand Arcade.—Waitress, Cook-Generals. Domestics; General. 25s (Hamilton); Nursemaid. Q FARM HANDS WANTED T)OY, Assist Shed, Odd .Tobs; permanent; gO')d home; stato wages. Mossop, Toko DAIRY Farm.—Boy, must bo respectable and reliable, permanent suitable person; state age. experience, wajres.—Dairy. 412. Hei:ald. Manager, dairy, sheep, cattle; own help; £3 weekly.—Urgent. 694, Hf.rai,i>. J7ARM Hand, machines; wages 15s. —Box -_ 53. Phone 10. Ngatca. MAN, young, experienced, milking machines and General Farm Work; wages £l. —F. E. Ha 1 e,_R. D., Turua. MAN. dairy farm. Colonial: wages £l. Shiels and Tate, Te Puke. MAN, experienced Farm Hand, good stripper; state age, wages.—W. Sobye, Oparau. MAN, Machines, General Farm Work, experienced, energetic; £1 to start.—Denham, Orcv.a. MAN, pedigreo herd, good home; top wages; refs.—Jersey, Box 3G, Morrinsville. MAN or strong Youth. Machine Milking, General Farm Work; good stripper.— H., c.o. Boyce, Cambridge. jVTAHHIED Couple, for dairy farm, both J-'J- milk.—Andrew McLean, Edgecumbe. Phone 117s, Whakatane. MiARRIED Couple, milk 45 cows, machines and general farm work; £3 week.—Written applications only to Stock Dept., F-A.C., Hamilton. MARRIED Couple, both milk; own cottage; must be clean and thorough; give all particulars.—Couple, c.o. Kaveney, Matamata. QHED and Farm Work.—Youth, respectable; £l, found.—Rawlings, Otorohanga. experienced farm work, no milkJ- ing; 10s and board.—Binnie, Foreman, Illawarra Downs. Taupiri. "\7OUTH, fitrong, experienced, for Dairy J- Farm, handy Auckland; permanent.— Ring 43-402. XrOUTH, 15-18, experienced, Teliable, good, X hand milker.—Knight, Tamaki Rd. Papatoetoe. • PEARSON'S Registry, Exchange Lane—Machine Milkers, 20s; Hand Milker. Couple. FARM WORK WANTED ENGLISHMAN, 24, 7 years' Dairying, experienced some sheep work.—Permanent, 92. Herald, Hamilton. Work.—Young Man. life experi- ■ ence. general; refs.—Worker, Heuald Agent, Waihi. ADY, Young, wants position on farm, near Ongarue.—F., 694. Heiiald. MAN. young, experienced, Milking, Team Work; any sort farm, anywhere.—Reliable, 595. Herald. MAN, young, competent, Dairy and General; good refs.—Reliable, Box 3G, Morrinsville. MAN (30"), life experience machine, implements. fence, handy tools.— Reliable, 95, Heralo. Hamilton. AN, 34, life experience in all branches of agriculture and team work, shearing and all sheep work; good driver.— Capable, 632. Herald. MAN, married, educated, position Mixed Farm, management; capable all branches.—Willing, 531, Hep alp. YOUTH, experienced, genuine worker, able to take charge; £l.—Write Energetic. 613. Herald. YOUTH (21) wants Milking, General Farm Work. hand, machines; experienced; state particulars.—Willing, 22, Hekald, Hamilton. AT'OUTH, 18. strong, steady, machines, good 1 stripper, ploughing, fencing; £1 week.— M. Lannie, Box 8, Pokeno. PUPILS WANTED A CCOUNTANCY. Art, Dressmaking, A. Shorthand, Typewriting; moderate fees. —Wakefield Business College, Palmerston Bldgs., opp. G. P. O ; 41-397. ACCOUNTANCY and Book-Keeping.— Personal instruction by Experienced Bachelor of Commerce; passes guaranteed; monthly instalments; prospectus free.—P.O. Box 716. ATTEND Miss Greenwood's Commercial School, Newmarket (entrance Rcmuera Road), where pupils receive expert individual instruction. ANDWRITING. Taught by an Expert. Classes beginning Feb. 28.—Particulars from Auckland Business College. H~~" AIRDRESSING. Beauty Culture —N.Z. College. Testimonials from pupils in positions and own businesses. Day. Evoning Classes.—ll.B. Buildings, Queen St. H AIRDRESSING and Beauty Culture College.—Early proficiency assured.—No. 5, 2nd Floor, Civic House, Queen St. Club meets Saturday afternoons, outdoor sketching.—Particulars. Phone Art Master. 41-397, 9 to 5. STUDY Maori.—lnteresting and Instructive. Conducted by expert.—New Zealand Correspondence Schools. Cohvill'a Cham hers. Auckland. SWIMMING.— Learn latest easy methods, six lessons; 21s.—Professor D. B. Anderson, Tepid Baths STORY-Writing, Practical Journalism, University Diploma; satisfaction guaranteed.—lTarston, Box 1208, G.P.O. r pUlTlON— University and Public Exams., J- Matriculation, General Education, Personal or 'correspondence.—T. W. Merrick, 8.A., 95 Crumnier Rd., Grey Lynn, Auckland. 4 LL Successful Candidates sitting Firstii. class Wireless Operators' Examinations. Auckland, during past year, were Pupils Auckland School of Wireless. Winstone Bldg. TTIOLIN, Mandolin. Piano.—John Manson. V Teacher, Room 1. Pierce Bldgs., 010 Svmonds St., next P.O. Enrol now with n.z.'s PREMIER BUSINESS TRAINING and make sure of a good position in 1935. DRULEIGH COLLEGE, Anzao Ave., «. Auckland. The College for Results. DYERS AND CLEANERS CARPETS Cleaned, Shampooed. Id square foot Alterations, Repairs. Country orders prompt attention.—Domestic Vacuum Cleaning Co., Wellesey St. East. 44-600. NZ. DRY CLEANING CO., LTD., Dyere • and Cleaners. Phone 47-005. Suits, Costumes, Overcoats Dry Cleaned and Piessed.—Factory and Office. 1-3-5 HOWE STREET ■\7ACUUM Cleaning Co.'s only address; 345 » Albeit St., next Public Trust Offices. Telephones 41-769. 44-218. RADIO REPAIRS A LL Radios Repaired, minimum cost; -inconsistent guaranteed workmanship; two service vans.—Johns. Ltd.. Phone 47-054. f FAKE No Risks, and let our _ Experts repair and service your Radio.—Westonkouse, 46 Lome Si.