DOMESTICS WANTED FARM HANDS WANTED BOY, Machines, 40 cows. Light Work; good home; state v.'ages.—Burrows, Turua. BOY, reliable, clean, • used milking machine; good home; 10a. —McGowan, Maropjq. • state wages.—A. Graham, Okaihau'. FARM Overseer, single, with sound theoretical and practical experience; £'l2o p.a. with board, to commence.—Apply with refs., Principal, Wesley College, Paerata. LAD, willing, learn Farming; good home; MAN, capable. Dairy Farm, 4 weeks; 30s and found.—G. ißennie, Taupiri. MiAN, Youth, hand milking, general, good stock; state wages, experience.— Permanent, 119, Herald. MAIv, immediately, shed and general farm work; good stripper essential; 255. —Egglestone, Te Awamutu. Phone 223-R. MAN, 25-30, Machine Milking, 70-80 cows, Farm Work; wages, 3&s and found.—H., 355. QKBALD. MAN, progressive, help milk 55 cows, reasonable hours; good conditions; permanent; state wages, refs.—79 Williamson St., Epsom. Phone 27-619. MAN, married, experienced, for scrub-cut-ting, fencing, general farm work, permanent, Ohura district; cottage, cow, firewood; 2i miles station, school, post office; refs; personal interview; state wages.—King Country, 120, Her\li>. MARRIED Couple, both milk: £2 found; start immediately.—R. E. Hill, Wahnroa. MARRIED Couple, both milk; man. general farm work; own cottage; wages £2.—Apply ICS, e.o. Montgomery, Te Puke. MILKERS, 3. for 100 cows; state wages, refs.—-Matthews Bios., Puengaroa. STRJPPER and General Farm Work, good, handy machinery and tractor advantage; 22s 6d, plus 2s 6d bonus February. R. Browne, 83J, Morrinsville. ' for farm work and milking.— M. C. Hodgson, Tamahere. YOUTH, assist shed, odd jobs; good home; ~\7"OTITH. Sheep Farm. Te Kuiti district, J- re?pectabk, non-smoker; 10s, good home. —Sheep, 371, Herald. YOUTH or Man immediately, dairying experience; 15s, found; reasonable hours; quick rise.—Briley, Waikino. "VOUTH, quiok'stripper; good home; reosonnble hours; 15s. —Efficient, Box 36. M orrinsvillo. __ "\TOUTH wanted. Milking, machines; wages 17s fid, bonus; good home. Apply Ueralp. VOUTH. Shed, experience unnecessary; 1 good home; fare paid; age, wages.—Te Aroha. 271. Hbhalo. _ VOUTH, experienced, Machines, small J. herd; handy city; 20s, found.—Worker. 134, HEttALP. 3TOUTH, assist machine milking, general; - state ago, wages.—J. Timms, lauhei, Morrinsville. PEARSON'S Registry. Exchange Lane— Milkers, 255. 20s. 15s; Men, Youths, Machine Shearer. - TTNIVERSAL Registry, 20 Swanson St.— Milkers, 20s, 255, 27a 6d; Couple, Learners. FARM WORK WANTED EARM Hand desires Teamster Work, near Auckland; good with horses.—C.H., 226, HEBALT?. J FARMERS! Sun Registry. 43-649, has Housekeepers. Married Couples, Farm Hands waiting engagements. IV TAN. young, no previous experience, i-'X Sheep Farm, preferably North Auckland: refined people; no wages required.— Worker. 260. Herald. MARRIED Couple, unencumbered, Dairying, both milk; Sheep Formmg.-Jack Hanna's Registry. Te Awamutu. 11/ fATES (2), capable, honest, Slmre-Milk-IVling, Wages; go anywhere.—J.O.fa., IUI, Hehald. ii PUPILS WANTED ART Metal Work, Basketry. Leatherwork, Pokerwork, Pen-Painting, Stencilling, Woodcarving, Tatting. Prospectus posted.Misa Ayling, Strand Arcade. AUCKLAND Business College specialises in teaching Shorthand. Typewriting, Book-keeping. English and Handwriting.^ A TTEND Miss Greenwood's Commercial -A School, Newmarket (entrance Renausra Rd.), where pupils receive Expert Individual Instr-uction. DRESSMAKING, Patternmaking, Day and Evening Classes. Special CorresJl pondence Course.— Selwyn College. Civio 0 House, Auckland. DRESSMAKING Classes.—Day and Evening classes. Miss Coulthard. Upper Svmoiula St. Phono 30-650 D~ RESSMAKING. Designing. Cutting. thoroughly taught, latest method?, personal euper'ision, success easy terms.— Hollywood School. 28 Union " Bldgs.. Customs St. jQRULEIGH TRAINS FOR CAREERS. Beauty Culture.Vacancy Girls, good appearance; aseiated positions.-Second Floor, Civio Queen St. HAIRDRESSING, Beauty Culture.—N.Z. College, day, evening classes.— College Salon Training. 223 Queen St. MOTOR Driving Taught, cheaply, quickly, efficiently; licence guaranteed.-For re(lneed feen and particulars. Phono 23-04-QHOWCARD Writing. - 20 Personally 0 supervised Correspondence Lessons. 30s Write for prospectus.—Alee, badler, 1 acinc Bldg. __ S~ WIMMING. —Learn latest easy methods, six lessons; 21s.—Professor D. B. Anderson, Tepid Baths, TUITION WANTED j GREGG Shorthand Student requires expert tuition.—Terms, etc.. to Gregg. b7, liEiUr-D. TOILET } EMBARRASSMENT."— Superfluous Hair! It Harmless. Odourless, Permanent Remedy, ss, Plain Wrapper.—Chester Drug, Box 067, Auckland. _ IVTADAME JULIAN. —Per manent Waving, IVI 15s; Marcelling, la 6d: Setting. Is 6d. -•3fi K arangahapo Rd. Phone j 1-179. ■jl/f AYFAIR Salon. Permanent Waving, J.VJL f rom j2s fid.—Crown Studio Bldgs., next Auckland Rnvinga Queen St. 47-003. OWDER Puff Salon, St. Kevins Arcade —Permanent Waving, 12a 6d; .Marcel Waving, 2b 6d. Phone 46-718. W. Dickinson.
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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXI, Issue 21938, 23 October 1934, Page 1
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