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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXII, Issue 22004, 10 January 1935, Page 1

DOMESTICS WANTED wanted immediately; good wages.—Apply_llehald. and Probationer House- ) maid-Waitress.—Junction House, Frankton Junction. Phone 2889. experienced, £1; references.—Plione 28-351. CIOOK-General, young; other iTelp kept; ' private house, Grafton Hd.—Phone 45-374 JJSV'ONPORT. - Good Cook-General Avenu" ""mediately.-Apply 28 Jubilee G5 H cJ L c, c T 1) !V s "^^ 20 st - Stephen's Av., Parnell. capable, for sheep station; must bo good cook; good wages to competent person; references. Sheep, 10G, liekai.d, Hamilton. Gr o^ro hollSe ii 01 4 dutl , e3; 3 wee ks.—Phone or 44 Hauiaki Rd.. TtkaniiM (t IRL / to fssift, or pro. housemaid- - u 'jltresß.—Apply 1 Eden Crescent, City. to assist, plain cooking, bagwash y* every evening and Sundays free, live m• —Phone 10-455. fIJIRL (country), experienced. Domestic V* Duties; 10s or 12s Gd.—G.E.C . 35 Herald. /TJ.IRL. clean, reliable. Housework; childMj®S: wages IPs.—Country. 18.Herald. GWh pable ' daily; refa.; Shelly Hd.—King 2G-277. T-J OUSEKEEPjEK., middle-aged; wages £1 "-per week; apply with refa.—Box G luneatua. TTOUSEKEEPER, working, capable, counJ -*-try, comfortable home; 40; child no objection.—Apply Herald. IriTCHENMAir), willing, 25-;is~do~p lain - - Co °king essential.—Apply Herald. WPMAN. experienced. Home Cookery, *• Kitchen; also Domestic Work, daily good wages .—R. S.. 90, Herald. WOMAN, child no objection, able take charge if necessary; all duties.—Mrs. LacyJPeake Te Awamutu. WORKING- Nurse-Housekeeper, compe- * »' tent, email flat, invalid lady.—"Worker, 42, Hejiald. \"J Registry, Palmerston Bldgs. (46-491). Housemaid - Waitresses, Cook-Generals, 25a; Domestics, Milkers. BELL'S Registry, Winstone Bldg.—Cooks, Head Waitress, Housemaid, Generals. Waitresses, House-Parlourmaid, General (30s), Domestics. RELIABLE Help, wanted at once; must bo good plain cook; refs.—Ring 25-734, evenings. RELIABLE Registry, 63 Queen St.— Cook, Second (male), £3 4s; Head Waitress, Waitresses. STRAND Registry.—Cooks, £2; General. 355; Waitress, H.M.-Waitress, numerous other vacancies. FARM HANDS WANTED BOY, for farm work; slate wages required. —Case, Glenbrook. L)OY. Man, machine milking; present ehed J-* only; 15s, keep.—Good Home. 145.

IJOY, leaving school, assist small dairy -L* farm, handy situation; good home.— Reliable, 34, Herald. BOY, help strip, small herd, light job, good home; wages 10s.—Scanlon's Store, Waitoa. DAIRY Farm Hand, experienced, comfortable hom-e, good wages.—Alex. Coombe. Te Aroha West. ._ Hand, Colonial, used machines, horses; state age, refs.; good home and wages.—G. C. Tetley, Katikati. 17 ARM Hand, experienced, milking, and • general work; 255, keep.—Universal Registry, Swanson St. I'TARM Hand, reliable, horse work and general; state age. wages.—North, 38, H En ald. GENUINE Farm Hand, assist 90 cows, permanent; £l, bonus ss.—Hewison, Te Puke. MAN, Quiet, respectable, for dairy farm; state age, wage required.—Cooke. Peria. Matamata MAN7 machines, and general farm work; good wages, good man.—P. Ingley, Waliaroa. ___ MAN, young, experienced, dairy farm; wage '255.—85 Yorkshire House, ShortlandSt. MAN. single, clean stripper, farm work, state wages.—X.Y.Z., c.o. Montgomery. Te_Puke. "\TOUTH, living near Papakura, for odd J. jobs.—Apply Manager, Waione Model Farm. strong, for farm work; must , -I- be good hand milker, and quiet with cows.—F. A. Piper. Albany. "V'OUTH. for pedigree Jersey farm, good J- hand milker, wages. £l, permanent position.—J. V. Mortensen. Piopio. "\ r ODTH, experienced, milking, farm work; -L 15s, found, rise if Buitable.—Sinkovich. Henderson. ~Y"OUTH. change machines and legJ- rope, light jobs; reasonable hours; 17s Gd. —lTniveraal Registry. ATOUTH. experienced, used machines, assist milk 20 cows; good home; wages 15s; rise if suitable.—R. Graves, Ngaruawnhin. FARM WORK WANTED CARPENTER, all round, modern piggeries expert, labour, contract, anywhere.—Concreter, 108, HEHAi.T\_Hamilton. MAN wants work, milking, anything, anywhere.—Apply Little, 412 Manukau Rd., Epsom. MAN. married, experienced, sheep, cattle, farm work; excellent refs. Hard Worker. 41. Herald. MAN, married, life experience, sheep, cattle, Farm Work; excellent references. —A.C.L., 106, Heuald.

MARRIED Couple. young, unencumbered, seek position Dairy Farm, Jan. 20, Franklin district.—Phone 19W, Tanpiri. ANAGER, married, capable all classes farm work; good refs.; recommended.— McKnight's. Hamilton. AINTER, tradesman, labour or contract, anywhere; handy with tools.—Painter, 300, llenaLt>,_H nmiHon. J- ence, willing lenrn.—Colonial, 0.0. GifTord, Te Awnmntu. A"j Registry, Palmerston Bldge. 46-491 xjlX >{ex-Farmer). —Couples, Ploughmen, Men, Youths, Housekeepers, waiting. EARSON'S Registry, Exchange Lane.— Farm Labour available, Farm Hands, Milknre, Youths. UNIVERSAL Registry, 20 Swanson St. (ex-farmer). Experienced Milkers, Couples. Domestics available.—46-243. PUPILS WANTED ACCOUNTANCY, Art, Dressmaking, Shorthand, Typewriting; moderate fees. —Wakefield Business College, Palmerston Bldgs., opp. C.P.O. 41-397. A-TTEND Miss Greenwood's Commercial School, where pupils receive expert individual instruction m Shorthand, Typewriting. Book-keeping. AUCKLAND Business College specialises in teaching Shorthand, Typewriting, Book-keeping. English and Handwriting. Trt Metal Work, Basketry, Leatherwork, -A- Pokerwork. Pen-Painting, Stencilling, Woodcarving, Tatting. Prospectus posted.— Miss Ayling, Strand Arcade. AUCKLAND School of Wireless trains wireless operators and radio servicemen, day, evening, correspondence.—Winsi ono Bidg. DRESSMAKING. Pattcrnmaking, Day and Evening Classes. Special Correspondence Course.—Selwyn College, Civic House, _ Auckland. I" 7*OR Engineering Study in all Branches, Bower is recommended. —Bower's Engineering School, Colwill's Chambers, Auckland, C.l. 170R Expert Personal Tuition in Art, : Dressmaking, Millinery. Radio, Bookkeeping, Shorthand. Typewriting.—Druloigh College. HAIR'DRESSING. Beauty Culture.—N.Z. College, day, evening classes.—Collega Salon Training. 228 Queen St. N" Z. HaiiMressing College, established 5 • years; 95 p.c. pupils in positions.—Upstairs, 228_Quoen_St OPPORTUNITY.— Suitable Girl, lenrn Hairdressrng. Beauty Culture; expert tuition.—Apply Beautician, 114. Hf.bai.p. WIMMING.—Learn latest easy methods, six lessons; 21s. —Professor D. B. Anderson. Tepid Hatha. DRESSCUTTING, Designing, Dressmaking.—For thorough tuition learn from the Foremost and Largest School of Fashion in the British Empire. Call, Write or Phono 47-260 for our Free Booklet. Personal or Postal Lessons.—McCAßE ACADEMY OF DRESSMAKING, 4th Floor, Colonial Mutual Bldgs., 159 Queen St. DRESS AND FASHION BOWLERS.— Your Club Band, Badge and Tio at Cox, the Hatters, Karangahape Road.