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FARM HANDS WANTED BOY, about 16, Learn Farming, Milking; home respectable family.—Good Home, 416 M, Herald. BOY or Youth, Machine Milking; good conditions; state wages.—Norman Smith, Huawni. BOY or Youth, Machine Milking; good home; good conditions.—Brown, Rea Estate, Wailiou. IpARM Work.—Strong Youth or Man, must be able milk.—Apply Stokes, llunily. (2), each 3 Milkers; good con- ■ ditions, wages.—Fletcher, Seed Merchant, Waitoa. ~]\/|~ ACHINE Milking.—Youth, reliable; 255, found.—L., c.o. Gifford, To Awamutu. MACHINE Milking and Farm Work.Youth, willing; 255; good homo.—McCleiin, Kaiwaka. MACHINES, General Farm Work.—Man, 27s 6d; permanent if suitable.—Watkin, _Aka_Aka. MAN, good, Dairy Farm; oOs.—Mackay, Wailiou. \/f AN, general farming; good wages, home. ■IYX —D. Rennie, Pokuru R.D., Te Kawa. MAN, all-round; wages 25 s, 30s; forty cows.—K. Bentley, Otorohanga. M AN - Youth, must bo good stripper; wages 27s fid.—G. A. Bruce, Te Kauwhata. MAN. young, harvesting, used to horses: wages 35s per week.—Mcßride, Tirau. MAN, milking and farm work; good conditions; 30a to good man; rets, required.—J. J. Goodwin, Morrinsville. |l/lAN. or Youth, experienced, machines, small herd; good home; permanent.— Phone 24-105. MAN, reliable, General, Machines, 30s.— Write, stating age, experience, A. Savill, Tamaliere. MAN, General Farm Work; good home; wages 255; more if suitable.—Apply W. Baskin, Cadman's Road, Paeroa. MAN. Machines, General, willing, quiet with all stock; permanent.—Waikato, 418 M, Herald MAN, Youth, machine milking, farm work; good conditions.—D. E. Elliott, c.o. Vaile, P. 8., Rotorua. MAN, Youth, hand milk 25 cows; good wages.—Reliable, care Gifford, Te Awamutu. MAN wanted, machine milking, general, permanent: 255. eood home.—Scanloii's -L'-L permanent; 255, good home.—Scanloii's Store, Waitoa. MAN. young, good Stripper, General Farm Work; 30s week.—S. Wright, Tirau. MAN, general work, sheep farm; 30s; permanent; state age, experience.—Anselmi. Piopio. MAN, young, also Youth, good strippers; wages 80s and 25s.—Reliable, Wallace Supplies, Waitoa. MARRIED Couple, both milk, machines; own cottage.—Friedlander, Phone 104K, Te Awamutu, MARRIED Couple, hand milking, good home.—Cutt's, Coronation Rd., Papatoetoe. MARRIED Couple, with strong boy/, wife no duties; own cottage, all conveniences; dairying; state wngps.—Lacy Peake, Te Awamutu. "jl/TARRIED Couple, Man milking, general, •i'JL Wife housekeep, unencumbered; state wages.—Herald, Taupiri. "VTARRIED Couple, both milk; own cot--IVJL tage; near Cambridge: wages, £2 Jss. — Reliable, 193 M, Herald. MEN (2 or 3), cut Scrub, under 4A contract.—Overy, Clevedon. PERSON wanted milk few cows, day and nig ht. Kingsland.—M.. 516. Herald. Y~OUTH, about 16, handy, for Milk Round, Farm Work.—Apply HebalO, Pukekohe. YOUTH, good hand-milker, good wages and home.—Ring 12-255. VOUTH, able, Machine Milking, willing; X no cultivation; reasonable hours; 255. Youth, c/o Montgomery. Te Puke. YOUTH, strong, general farm work, machines; 25s if suitable.—O. Cryer, ___ OU'i'H, good Stripper, assist two others, mm Whistler, Walton. YOUTH, strong, 17-19, dairy farm, good hours, conditions; XI week.—-B, Page, Puke k o he. Phone 187 R. VOUTH, to assist, 80 cows, no haymaking or team work; good homo to respectable lad; wages 255. found.—L. Billman. Tntuanui. Morrinsville. "VOUTH, General Farm Work: previous .1 experience not necessary; goool home; wages £1 week.—J. Hill. Te Poi, Matemata. YOUTH, reliable. Farm Work; good home; small herd; 16s, found. F, Grant, Formers' Trading, Papakura, or Ring 91R. YOUTH, for hand milking, 2 or 3 weeks; 25s and found. —Graham Given, Phone 87K, Manurewa. YOUTH, Machine Milking, Light b arm Work.—R. C. Bell, Phone 19GK, Morrinsville. Registry, Palmerston Bldgs.—Couple -CX-L (£3, suburban). Milkers (30s. 255), Lad (sheep). PEARSON'S Registry, (Exchange Lane.— Milkers. 30s, 27s 6d. ' 255; Couple (station), Scrub-cutter. , UNIVERSAL Registry. 11 Swanson St.— Milkers, 30s, 27s 6d, 255; Man, fencing, draining. FARM WORK WANTED BLADE Shearing wanted, 80 to 100 day.— —P. Graham, P. 0., Hamilton. BOY, farm work, milk house cows; wage 15s.—G. Cannell, Te Puke. MAN, married, young, experienced teamster, knowledge of sheep, seeks position.—Furrow, 229 M. HERALD. MACHINE Milker desires , Farm. Work. JLVL good conditions; start immediately.— Reliable. 28. HekalO. Hamilton. POSITION Sheep. Team Work, wanted by Single Man (30), experienced; 85s week. —C.H., 0.0. W. Currie, Cambridge. POSITIONS FILLED POSITION filled: thanking all applicants. —F. Walford, Katikati. PUPILS WANTED RT Metal Work, Basketry, Leatherwork, Woodcarving, Tatting. Prospectus Posted. —Mibs Ayling, Strand Arcade. A UCKLAND Business College Specialises JA. in teaching Shorthand, Typewriting, Book-keeping. English. A UCKLAND School of Wireless.—Courses -CX for Best examination results. Free prospectus.—Winstone Bide., Queen St. BOWER'S Engineer School holds Reputation for Successfully Coaching Students.—Colwill's Chambers, Swanson St., Auckland, C.l. ■ __ CLABSES Forming. Beginners' Swimming, Life-Saving, Beginners' Tennis, Cricket, Deck Tennis. Low fees. Enrol Y.W.C.A. DRULEIGH College gives expert personal tuition in Shorthand. Typing, Bookkeeping. Art, Radio, Dressmaking, Millinery, eto. DRESSMAKING Classes.—Day and Evening Classes.—Miss Coulthard, Symonds St. Phone 30-650. "nRESSMAKING, Pntternmaking, Day -L' and Evening Classes. Special Correspondence Course.—Selwyn College, Civic House, Auckland. HAIRDRESSING.— N.Z. College, established 5 years; 95 p.o. pupils in positions.—Upstairs, 228 Quocn St. HAIRDRESSERS Trained by Auckland's leading exponents assured positions.— Cora Everatt, Brunswick Bldgs.. Queen St. 42-359. SPEECH Impediment rectified; short, inexpensive course; expert tuition.—Rightway Studio, 144 Symonds St. Phone 41-733. QTAMMERING. Unfailing Cure, Scientific O Psychological treatment. Speech impediment, 84 Shortland St. Also Correspondence Coursus. T\ RESSCUI'TING, Designing, DressmakJ-' ing. For thorough tuition learn from the Foremost and Lnrgest School of Fashion in the British Empire. Call, Write or Phone 47-2 GO for our Free Booklet. Personal or Postal Lessons.—McCAßl? ACADEMY OF DRESSMAKING. 4th Floor, Colonial Mutual Bldgs.. 159 Queen St. AGENCIES VACANT ATTRACTIVE Proposition offered country Salesmen calling farm's, shops, offioes.— Box 195. Auckland. AGENCIES WANTED rpRAVELLER, North Island, wants Extra J. Lines; commission.—Trip, P.O. Box 733, Auckland. COAL AND FIREWOOD DRY Bluok Wattle excels Ten-tree; 14 sacks, £1; 7. lis; 8. 6s. Best Coal.— COAL. COKE, BRIQUETTES. WE DELIVER PROMPTLY. J. J. LID--100 QUEEN STREET. 41-154 Phonei

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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXII, Issue 22260, 7 November 1935, Page 1

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Page 1 Advertisements Column 6 New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXII, Issue 22260, 7 November 1935, Page 1

Page 1 Advertisements Column 6 New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXII, Issue 22260, 7 November 1935, Page 1

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