___ FARM HANDS WANTED BOY, leaving Bchool, assist Dairy Farm; small wage start.—Good Home. 85, Herald. BOY, Girl, wanted help shed and house; state wages.—Write K., c.o. Boyce, Stat i one r, Cam bridge. or Youth, machine milking: good ■*-* stripper essential.—W Pussell, Kunciman._ or Youth, milking, general farm -*-* work, quiet with 6tock; wages 255; etate e *Pflrience.—W. Branson. Ngongotaha. / young, unencumbered, man V r capable Sheep, Fencing, Farm Work; e Domestic, 4 hours daily; cottage, £ll monthly; interview.—Trustworthy, 91. 11khai.»i Hamilton. Hand, experienced, middle-aged, larmlet; good home, peimanent; 15s start.—Jersey, 54. Heiiald. Hand, experienced, "macliins milkn b ~f h Wlth employer; £-1 and found. --X3OX z, un i newni. pAMILY. Milk 80 cows, ma chines*" good FMSsrtfKgu""' """• b'iiJ 0 u th ' Kood stripper; -Mfll'r. Makarau 9CW ° 158 week " (lIKL or Woman, heljTMachine Milking" and light Housework; adult family State wages required to J.C., C.o. Pukekitwa Stores. Tuakair K0 s f? a , rt ' ®heep Farm; experience~un- •>-* essential; keenness desirable; stat-5 marunui E armer » Hebald Agent, TauMACHINE Milking. Jobs.—BoyV'losggod_hqme.— G. Chapman. Waharoa. AT A CIIINE Milkins and Housework. —Gi rT wages, 15s. Reliable, 35, He BALD, Hamilton. A/fACHINE Milking.—Youth, clean; reasonable place; £I.—W.D., Box 4 Odotiki. MAN or Youth, machine milking, usual farm work.—J. Adams. 191), Walton. MAN, machine milking and team work; wages 30s.—J. Magee. Waitoa. MAN, capable, machine milking, general farm work,. 255; good home.—Marceau, K opurahi. MAN, general farm work, machines, 60 cows; good home, permanent; £1 clear. —J. C. Hayward, Paeroa. AT AN, assist milking and general farm ~; x T y. ork ; wages, 25» week and found.— w. hinnear. Tirau. AT AN, experienced, milking and general farm work; 25s and found.—Fisk, Wai-
MAN, must be honest, quiet and intelligent worker, Protestant; wages £2 and found; good home; state all particulars, if truck driver and where recently employed; commence Jan. 23.—Conscientious, Herald, Rotorua. j\ fAN, married, clear ragwort, team work, milk when required; 3-room ■ cottagealso Boy or Youth, milking and farm work. —M. Lange, Okoroire. ]\T ARRIED Couple, both milk; free house and milk; good conditions; good wages suitable couple; interview preferred.— Schwartz, Matamata. lyi ARRIED Couple, for dairy farm; both milk; man farm work; own cottage.— K. Marx. Edgecumbe. MANAGER, Working, conscientious, for Bush Hill farm, experienced sheep, fencing, team and top-dressing; married man with help preferred; school 4 miles.—H. H. Hicks. Phone 20. Turua. TV/TILKING, Odd Jobs. Man, Youth, strong, useful; £l, found.—Phone 12K. Whitford. PLOUGHMAN, good with horses; permanent position; £2 weekly, find self; refs. preferred.—Reliable. 98, Herald. Y7"OUTH, foe, pedigree Jersey farm, good -L hand milker; wages, £l, permanent position.—J. V, Mortensen, Piopio. "\7"OUTH wanted, assist Milking and Farm -1- work.—A. Woolford, Tatuanui. learn, small mixed farm; 32 JL cows; machines; 10s clear.—lsW, Onewhero. A 7 "OUTH, for Machine Milking and Farm -«• Work: 25s week.—N. Ker. Whakat.-ine. YOUTH, machine-milking and general; Btnte experience; wages, 15s.—Gatland, W alton. good stripper, also Girl, assist J- shed, housework; £1 clear.—O.D., 53, Herald. "yOUTH, small herd, half-day; age, J- wages, experience if any.—Arthur Keightley. Waihou. VOUTH or Man, used to horses, no milk- ' X jng; state wages.—B.J., 964, Herald. "V OUTH. experienced, machine-milking, J- general; good conditions: wages. £1 and found.—W. Keir. Otakiri. Bay of Plenty. PEARSON'S Registry, Exchange Lane.— Milkers, Youths, Couple (both milkers), Cowman-Gardener. FARM WORK WANTED DALMATIANS (2), Draining, Fencing, Scrubcutting; wages or contract.—Capable, 973, Herald. Manager Position, long practical experience all classes, country farm, stock, agriculture, etc.—Write Practical, 201, Herald. HANDYMAN (50), milk few cows, garden, odd jobs, cook.—Rcliable. 13S. Herald MAN (2G), desires position, experienced, dairying, sheep, general farming.—Experienced, 96, Herald. Hamilton. MAN. trustworthy, hand, machine, good stripper; quiet with stock; permanent essential.—Life Experience, Herald, Pukekohe. TITAN, single, thorough knowledge all farm -LVL work, good dogs, wants work Sheep Farm.—Reliable, 89, Herald. MAN, young, wants Farm Work, Papa ' kura preferred.—Experienced, 418 RailwaySt., Papakura. MAN, ploughman, fencer or milking, wife milking or housekeeping; capable taking charge: write, arranging interview, anywhere.—Couple, 172, Herald. MAN, young, wants Fencing, Draining, Farm Work, experienced; refs.—Particulars. wages, F.D.. 20, Herald. AN, middle-aged, thoroughly capable, single; all work; well recommended.— Reliable, 71, Herald. MIDDLE-AGED, respectable, intelligent, steady, conscientious: life experience; excellent refs.—Energetic, 40. Herald. MATES (2), experienced, fencing, draining. scrub cutting, etc.; wages, contract .—Workers. 162, Herald. MARRIED Couple, unencumbered; wife no duties; experience farming; take anything; 30s, find self.—Honest, 193, Herald. POSITION of Trust, 20 years' Farming Experience, Breeding Pedigree Jerseys and Pigs.—H.Y.. 236, Herald. "\7"OUTH. strong. good stripper, used X machines: refs.; good home essential.— 8.C.. 199, Herald. PEARSON'S Registry, Exchange Lane.— Farm Hands. Machine and Hand-Milkers waiting positions. A"I Registry, Auckland (46-491).—Ex--«.XJL Farmer, Families, Couples, Ploughmen, Milkers, Men, Youths, waiting. FTNIVERSAL Registry, 20 Swanson St. (ex-farmer). Experienced Milkers, Couples, Domestics available.—46-243. POSITIONS FILLED Hand position filled; thanking all • applicants.—M. Grice, Ramarama. HA'ULER-Drivor Position filled.—Thanking all applicants.—Steele Bros., Ltd., Mamaku. OFFICE Junior; position filled; applicanta thanked.—Tourist. Q HEPHERD ,—P.osition filled. Thanking all applicants.—R.. 0.0. Boyce, Cambridge. FOR HIRE BOTTLE Jacks, Timber Jacks, Extension Ladders, good order.—Sam. White and Sons. Market Place. Phone 41-708. DEC. and New Year Brides.—Before booking your Bridal Cars consult Canning's Elite Bridal Hiring Garage, Newmarket. Phone 44-444. POKENO - Mercer - Ivaiaua - MaramaruaMiranda Taxi, day or night.—Phone J- Miranda Taxi, day or night.—Phone SD, Pokeno, E. C. Nixon. RENTAL Cars. -6s Half-day, 3d mile. 4 passengers. Papatoetoe Taxi and Rental Cars. Phone 157. Rent a car.- drive yourself. 30 NEW Cars, latest Models, from— Week-day, 6s Half-day, 10s per day.— Shorter's Rental Cars, Shortland St. Phone 44-061 The largest. Rental Firm in N.Z. fPRAILERS, Sale or Hire; engineer-built, JL special construction: waterproof covers, complete; catalogues.—Rental Trailers, 96 Eden Terrace. TJ'ACUUM Cleaners (silent). 5s day, deT livered.—Domestic Vacuum Cleaning Co., opp. Wellesley St. P.O. 44-GOO. BRIDGE, PARTIES, ETO. A CADEMY Bridge Club, Upper Queen St. —Wednesday, Saturday Evenings, 7.45 p.m.; Special Invitation Holiday Visitors.— LAUNCH TRIPS AUNCH Pilot leaves Onehunga 9 a.m. I Sunday, Fishing,—J. Evans.
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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXII, Issue 22000, 5 January 1935, Page 1
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