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DOMESTICS WANTED COMPANION-Help, Convalescent; bagwash; other help kept; refs.; wages, 15s. —Phone 20-674. GENERAL, experienced, country doctor'a house: no washing; wages 16s.—Canable. va house; no washing; wages 16s.—Capable, 448, Herald. GENERAL, experienced, used children, refs. essential, Remuera; wages, 22s Gd. Competent, 482, Herald. GIRL, refined, domesticated, fond children, un duties; testimonials.—Box 22, Helensvi lie. GIRL, strong, all duties, bagwash, sleep out; Saturday afternoon and Sunday free.—Phone 20-815. strong, Milking and Housework; " good home; 12s Gd week.—Mrs. E. L. Coulson, Waihou. HELP, capable, mind Child, light household duties; temporary position.—Phone 17-916. HOUSEKEEPER, country, good home, refinement essential, state age; all conveniences; wages 10s.—Farmer, 457, Herald. PROBATIONER Housemaid wanted; sleep in.—T. 490. Herald. TRAITRESSES. Housemaid - Waitresses, »T; Chef, temporary, fares paid.—Bell's Registry, Winstone Bldg. 45-702. WOMAN for Housework; own mistress.--C.R., 430, Herald. BELL'S Registry, Winstone Bldg.—Cooks, hotel. private: House-Parlourmnirfs. XJ hotel, private; House-Parlourmaids, Generals, city, country. "D ELIABLE Registry, 42-293.—Housemaid-Xli Waitress, House-Parlourmaid, Cook, Second (restaurant). Nurse Girl, 20s. STRAND Registry, Strand Arcade.—House-maid-Waitresses; Cook-Generals; HouseParlourmaid; Cook, £2. FARM HANDS WANTED J- half shares coming season.—Particulars, Carley, 297 Grey St., Hamilton. Hand wanted.—Apply P. H. SaxX ton, Te Puninjja, Morrinsville. T?AMILY, 3 milkers, Machines, Farm .E Work; state ages, bbx, experience, wages, refs.—D. Donovan, Te Puke. TTIAMI'LY, with own herd, 120 cows, on X. shares; implements an advantage.—Particulars to Cheese, Box 72, Cambridge. MAN or Youth, good clean Stripper, experienced, good worker; £1 clear.— Worker, C.o. Flatts, Te Aroha. TITAN, Youth, respectable, experienced, J-'J-Machines, Farm Work; bach with owner; wages £1 ss.—Geo. Reed, Waerenga. [IT ARRIED Couple; man registered unemXtX ployed; must be good worker, to help develop partly-improved farm; other help an advantage; own cottage, firewood, milk, mutton; state wages required.—H. H. Chapman, Opuatia Post Office. "Y7"OUTH, good hand milker,-for near PapaX toetoe.—Write Reliable. 474, Herald. "VTOUTH, machine milking, general farm X work; 15s week.—H. Marsh, Okoroire. \7"OUTH wanted, General Farm Work; X good milker; wages £l.—Harwood, Okoroire. VOUTH or Man, some experience MaX.chine Milking, Farm Work; permanent; state wages.—Potter, Pukeatua. YOUTH, experienced, Machine Milking, Farm Work; refs. from previous employer.—Apply before March 28, Taupiri, 540, Herald. Hamilton. YOUTH, 6trong, wanted for farm; 10s a week.—Permanent, care Mcßobie, Otorohanga. A -i Registry, Palmerston Bldgs. (46-491). XXi —Couple (both milk); Pensioner; Maehine Milkers, Boys. ' , PEARSON'S Registry, Exchange Lane.— Married Couple (both milkers). Machine Milkers. Youths, Learner. WANTED FOR COMING SEASON, VV ADULT FAMILY. TO MILK ABOUT 140 COWS, Machines. Must understand Pises, clean, good strippers. Shares to good man, and all Farm Work. No car preferred. Name of last employers. Write FARMER, 868, Herald. FARM WORK WANTED TT'NGLISHMAN, Hand Milker, wants -U work. South Auckland; wages 15s clear. —A.J„ 496. . Herald. Hand, married, life experience, all X Farm Work.—Write Permanent, Herai.d, Cambridge. "OARM.—Young Man, 26, desires position; JC thoroughly experienced.—T., 54G. Heeat.d, Hamilton. ■-H I-.; ' TITAN (30), life experience, all Farm Work, ±VX capable charge; reliable.—Flatt, Paeroa. TITtAN, 81, life experience, used anything, '-"X machines; good home conditions.—Urgent, 3G3, Herald. MARRIED Couple, young, position Manager, Shore-milking, or wages; own cottage; refs.—Farmer, c.o. Wilton, Putaruru. OHARE-Milking wanted, 80 cows, 50-50 basis: 24,000 fat last season.—Waikato, 441, Herald. T?ARMERS.—Sun Registry, Rew's ChamX bcrs, 43-649, has capable Farm Hands, Couples, Housekeepers. ipO SHEEPFAiRMER.S. Position, wanted by Married Man, no encumbrance, good knowledge sheep and cattle, good fenoer, handy with tools, able to take charge. Full particulars to TOILER, 462, Hsrald. POSITIONS FILLED Girl.—Position filled. Thanking V applicants. Writing later.—W. J. Bycroft, Runciman. __ POSITION filled, All-round Man, Country Garago. All applicants thanked.—Mechanic, 813, Herald. "POSITIONS Filled. Thanking all appliX cants.—W. Barugh, Matamata. WANTED TO BUY AIR Gas Plaut, 5 lights, and Stove.— Particulars to Petrol, 822, Herald. APPAREL,— Mrs. Outtrim, largest Buyer Ladies', Gent'B Left-ott Clothing.—ls Victoria St. Phone 42-674. A RTIFICIAL Teeth, pre-war, any condijkL tion; to j£2 . paid.—Pearline Co., Fergusson Bldgs,, Civic Square. BRICKS, second-hand, cheap, North Shore only: quote for 1000.—Cash, 406. Herald. BONES, any Quantity, best prices; also Dead Animals collected.—N. Austin. Ltd., Te Papapa. Phone 12-277. BOOKS! Books! Magazines, good prices for good stuff.—324 Queen St., next Barry and Beale. ■ /COMPLETE Set of Racing Harness.—Price and Where seen to Trotter, 493, Herald. DRUMS, 44 gallon, oil, suitable molasses; cash.—Perkins, Son, ' City Markets; 40-290. NVALID'S Chair, cane, low, good order, —4 HCpetoun St., Pcnsonby. • HITEDICAL Battery, iu good condition.— -"-"-Write Battery, 455, Herald. OLD Gold, Jewellery, etc., any quantity. Our prices still highest.—Kissin, 10 V/ Our prices still highest.—Kissin, 10 Customs St. West. RIFLES, .22 single shot, or repeaters; cash buyer.—Robinson's, 352-4, Queen St. QEWJNG Machine,. drophead preferred, O good stitch.—Write R. 0., 326, Herald, or Telephone 22-922. STABLE Manure.—Full particulars to Allen's Nurseries. Panniure. Phone 25-815. STAMP Collections Wanted; largest buyer ill New Zealand: prompt cash.—A. Bt'Odie, 22 Ilellaby'a Bldgs. (opp. G.P.0.), i?IAA Worth Used Furnituro wanted, largo or small lots.—Muni's, odd. chsA.\J\J largo or small lots.—Muni's, opp. Town Hall. Phone 47-367. Totara or Puriri Poets, Oft. x 4in. x Ouu (Sin. x 4in.: also 3000 Heart of Rimu UUU !sin. x 4in.; also 3000 Heart of Rimu or Matai Battens.—Apply Box 21. Onewhero. Q.OLD • AND DIAMONDS. Highest Cash Prices for Old Gold. Jewellery, etc., or Diamonds. See JAS. PASCOE, Watchmaker, Jeweller and Diamond Merchant. 80 Queen St.. and 60 Karangahape Rd., Also at Hamilton. riOLD. riOLD, nOLD. vXoLD. vTOLD. OLD. If the Exchange cotncs off Gold will be Lower. We Buy Gold Teeth, Chains, Watches, Rings, Pendants, Brooches, Lockets, Bangles, Expanders, Bracelets, Cases, Necklets, etc.; in fact, anything made of Gold, including GOLD COINS. ARRANGEMENT MADE FOR DISPOSAL OF FRESHLY-MINED GOLD. Take Advantage of this Amaeing • Opportunity. LONDON PRICES PAID. Also Diamonds, Silver, Antiques, etc. PARCELS SENT BY POST RECEIVE PROMPT AND CAREFUL ATTENTION J>EFINERS AND gMELTERS QO.. (Est. in New Zealand over 25 years.) Note Address— IG6 QUEEN STREET (Opposite His Majesty's Theatre.) Below J.C.L. Phone 46-602. WOOL Prices are up! But the Prices of Oamaru Knitting Wools are still down!

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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXI, Issue 21757, 23 March 1934, Page 1

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