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DOMESTICS WANTED COOK-Generitl, capable, wanted. Phone 45-375. _ GENERAL Help, capable; references required ; adults.—l-'hone 20-798. GIRL, capable: sleep in; evenings free; wages 10b.—7 Hiriri Av.. Kemuera. GIRL, assist bouse and with children, country home; 10s weekly.—Capable, 909. Herald. CURL, refined, all Domestic Duties, mind Tbaby; references; bagwash.—llß Land- , Bcape Rd., of? Dominion Rd. /~IIRL, refined, capable, fond children; vJT Household duties; good homo; bagwash. Phone '24-247. IAI)Y Companion, flat, 1 lady, all duties. -J —Call Wednesday or Thursday evening, Mrs. Hodgman, 11 Queen's Parade. Devonport. WOMAN, temporary, look after small home, easy place.—Suburbs, 105, Herald. WOMAN, young, for Light Household duties, 7s Gd; also Packer.—l 7 l'aico Ave. BELL'S Registry, Winston© Buildings.— Cooks, 30s; Parlourmaid, 30s; Generals; Working-Housekeeper. A i?egistry, palmerston Bldgs. (40-491). xVJL—Domestics, Cook-Generals, daily; Machino Milkera, Boy. OTRAND Registry, Strand Arcade.—HouseO maid-Waitress, 15s; Cook-Generals, Nurße-Housekeeper, 28s. FARM HANDS WANTED BOY or Man wanted, milk and farm work; £1 and found; good stripper.— l).Z„ 112, lIKK/lp. MAN, young. Machine Milking, General Farm Work; £l. J. Sanders. Te Poi. "j\/J'AN, Machine Milking, largo herd, gen-i-VLeral farm work; middlo age preferred; state age, experience, wages, winter basis, rise next season.—Farm, 023, Herald. MAN, single, sheep run, team, fence; must used working sheep ami cattle; 255, found.—Country, 394, Herald. MARRIED Couple, between 25 and 40, both milk; no children; 3-rd. cottage.—L. Tolli'mache, Tauranga. "ATARRIED Couple, small herd; board cmJ.TX ployer; permanent, £2 10s. —C. P. Ford, Waharoa. \T ARRIED Couple (Colonial), with fam-■i'-l. ily nblo to assist, for Dairy Farm; free house.—Apply Farmer. Box 0, Okaihau. "jl/OLKING Machines, General Farm IT-L Work.—Farm Hand, experienced, reliable, good worker; 15s week, rise spring.— Apply Herald. PERSON (28), reliable, good hand miiker, housework; 3 adults.—Homely, 318, Heralp. "\7"OUTH, strong, smart, in shed; wages J- 15s week; good home.—C. Ingham, Otorohanga. VOUTH, experienced all Farm Work, good J stripper; good home.—Thornton, Taihoa, Matamata. FARM WORK WANTED Hands.—We have good men waiting jobs.—Pearson's Registry, Exchange Lane. MAN (25), G years' experience, horses and general.—Experience, c.o. Mcßobie, Otorohanga. TITAN, married, years S.I. experience farmXTinig, sheep, cattle, capable teamster, wants Position Manager; conscientious and reliable; consider lease, share-milking, w-ages.—"Manager," Herald Office, Hamilton. GHARE-Milkers; GO cows; 50-50 basis.— Share-Milker, c.o Mcßobie. Otorohanga. QHARE-Milking wanted for coming sea■J son.—D. Dalziell, Glen Orona R.D Kongofea. WANTED TO BUY A NTIQUE Furniture, condition immaf*- terial; Silver. _ Sheffield Plate, China, Jewellery, Tapestries, Pewter.—l 7 Queen's Arcade, Auckland. APPAREL. Mrs. Outtrim, largest Buyer Ladies', Gent's Left-oil Clothing.—ls Victoria St. Phono 42-674. A RTIFICIAL Teeth, pre-war, any condit'on- ,t° ~~ .Paid. —Pearlino Co., Fergusson Bldgs., Civic Square. "DOTTLES, Sacks, Metals, Highest Prices. Ring or Write, Reliable men will call.— Clark Bros.. City. Phone 41-429. Newmarket. Phone 44-109. CARPET Runner, good, approximately 3,oft. x 3ft.—Price and particulars, Reasonable. 110. Herald. /"■JHAIN Block, J to 1 ton, worm-drive.—7 Alpha Rd., Parnell. FIREWOOD, 3 tons, 4ft lengths, macroX carpa preferred; delivered Auckland price.—Reliable, 928, Herald. T A DIES' Discarded Costumes, Frocks, Gents.' Suits, Odd Coats, Cardigans, r ootwear.—Clothes. 953, Herald. Gold, Jewellery, etc., any quantity. y Our prices still highest.—Kissin, 10 Customs St. West. RABBIT Traps, seven dozen; cheap.— RabInt. 556, Herald, Hamilton. Outfit, Lady's, small size.—N.R., jj; 90.i, Herald. QEWING Machine, drop-head preferred • rii cnsf l„wn •tins.—Urgent, 972. Herald, or Phone 22-922. Q HOTGUN, small bore, double or single, good quality.—A.L., 971, Herald. SKATES, about 15 pair, good conditionstate price.—John Maxfield, Waercnga, Te Kauv.-hata. STAMP Collections wanted; largest buyer in New Zealand: prompt cash.—A. Brodie. 22 Hellaby'a Bjdgs. (opp. G.P.0.). fiTAMPS.—Wo ara cash buyers of TransTasman Stamps.—Wilcox, Smith and Co., 14 Manse St., Dunediu. Established 51 years. r FAXI Metor and Drive, good order; cash. —J., 958. llkhalp. WANTED IMMEDIATELY, 500 Men's » ' Second-hand Suits; highest cash price given.—ASHER ROBINSON. Corner Hobson and Victoria Sts. Phone 43-010 WE WILL CALL. WOOD Sawhench. movable table, suit ' T 24in. saw.—7 Alpha I\d.. Parnell. A BETTER Price offered for Ladies'. Gent s Clothing at Carnages, 95 Karangnhape Rd. Phone 47-539. A L Tj Ladies', Gent.'s, Children's ClothV" an(! General. Homes visited.—Write Clothing. 1 4 23_ Ponsonby E<l. OEFORE Selling. Before Buying Your b urniture consult Squirrell and Co We defy competition.—Phone 41-398. Worth Used Furniture wanted. oViUUhirge or small lots.—Mum's, opp. Town Hall. Phone 47-3G7. nLD GO L D OL T) G OLD. W MELTZER BROS.. Gl-G3 Victoria St. West. (Tel 45-330) BUY OLD GOLD. IN ANY QUANTITY, AT PRICES TH\T DEFY COMPETITION. It will pay you handsomely to walk up the hill from Queen Street Country Customers Post your Parcels. Cash by Return. Bankers; National Bank, Newton. Established in Victoria St. over 20 years. SELL YOU R~C OL D AND NDS to this old-established Firm. Highest Market Prices. COUNTRY RESIDENTS please Register Parcels Cash by return. JAS. PASCOE, Watchmaker, Jeweller and Diamond Merchant. 80 Queen St.. and GG Knrangahape Rd. Also at Hamilton. fJOLb. V*OLD. Gold. pi old. old. vJ old OLD. VJoLD. VJ OLD. If the Exchange comes o(! 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 COTN.-i ARRANGEMENT MADE FOR DISPOSAL OF FRESHLY-MINED GOLD. Take Advantage of this Amazing Opportunity. LONDON PRICES PAID. Also Diamonds, Silver, Antiques, ete PARCELS SENT BY POST RECEIVE PROMPT AND CAREFUL ATTENTION KFINE 1?S AND gMELTERS QO.'. (Est. in New Zealand over '25 years ) Note Address— IGG QUEEN STREET (Opposite His Majesty's Theatre.) Below J.C.L. Phone 4G GO2. jj SE D pURNI TU R E (ANY QUANTITY). WE WILL PAY SPOT CASH FOR YOUR HOME AS IT STANDS. HIGHEST PRICES IN AUCKLAND. NO CARTAGE OR VALUATION FEES. •yyALKER, J^TD. AUCTIONEERS, 219 QUEEN STREET. Phone 4'2-Slo.

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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXI, Issue 21765, 3 April 1934, Page 1

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Page 1 Advertisements Column 6 New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXI, Issue 21765, 3 April 1934, Page 1

Page 1 Advertisements Column 6 New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXI, Issue 21765, 3 April 1934, Page 1

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