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FARM HANDS WANTED BOY, strong, hand-milking, Btnall herd; l'-'a. week.—Taupiti, 200 Herald. BOY, milk house cows, and odd jobs.; wages, 15s.—G. Cannell, To Puke. BOV' or Youth, Machine Milking; good conditions; state wages.—Norman Smith, Jiuawai. BOY or Youth, Machine Milking; good home; good conditions.—Brown, Rea Estate, Waiiiou. BOY or Youth, little experience, willing; 25s if suitable.—Arthur, Maungateparu, Morriimville. • ployer.—oo, C/o Montgomcry,_Te_Puke. J FAMILIES (2), each 3 Milkers; good con- - ditions, wages.—Fletcher, Seed Merchant, Wuitoa. Hand, experienced, willing, reliable, • good home and wages.—Duncan, Alfriston, Manurewa. GENERAL Farm Hand, experienced machines; bach owner; 255, found.— Write S.Y., 25M, Herald, or Phone 21-731. TIfACHINE Milking.—Youth, reliable; 25a, • L ' J - found.—L., c.o. Gifford. To Awamutu. MACHINE Milking and Farm Work.— Youth, willing; 255; good home.—McClean, Jvaiwaka. MACHINES, General Farm Work.—Man, 27s Gd; permanent if suitable.—Watkin, Akii Aka. MAN, general farming; good wages, home. MAN, all-round; wages 25b, 30a; forty cows.—K. Bentley, Otorohanga. MAN, Youth, must bo good stripper; wages 27s (id.—G. A. Bruce, Te Kauwhata. MAN for suburban farm, good home, hours.—23 Aratonga Av., Gt. South Rd. M AN or Boy, immediately, for farm work. I'X —E. Wa 1 ker, Hairini, Te Awamutu. MAN or Girl, house cows, garden, odd jobs; state wages.—"Home," care Gifford, Te ___ ■ TITAN, young, harvesting, used tp horses; 1M wages 35s per week.—Mcßride, Tirau. TITAN, youne. or Youth, Dairy Farm; good M home.—Phone 97K, Colquhoun, Papakura. TITAN, General Farm Work; good home; IVJL wagCß 255; more if suitable. —Apply W. Baskin. Cadman's Road, Paeroa. AN, Youth, machine milking, farm work; good conditions.—D. E. Elliott, c.o. Vaile, P. 8., Rotorua. AN, Youth, hand milk 25 cows; good wages.—Reliable, care Gifford, Te Awamutu. . ,TV/TAN wanted, machine milking, general, •ItX permanent; 255, good home. —Scanlon'fl Store, Waitoa. TITIAN, experienced machine milking, quiet stock, used team work, good home, 30s. —Forster, Okoroire Railway. TITAN, young, good Stripper, General iVI Farm Work; 30s week.—S. Wright, Tirau. MAN, general work, sheep farm; 30s; permanent; state age, experience.—Anselmi. Piopio. | _ M" AN, Milking, Farm Work; 30s; experience, age.—Alex Matheson, Waiu Pa, R.D., Papakura. ' AN, young, also Youth, good strippers; wages 30s and 25s—Reliable, Wallace Supplies. Waitoa. MAN," Youth, Milking, General Farm Work; 25s per week.—A. Summers, Rangiriri. MARRIED Couple, with strong boy.; wife no duties; own cottage, all conveniences; dairying; state wagea.—Lacy Peake, le Awamutu. MARRIED Couple, both milk, machines, G5 cows, capable; own cottage; permnnent; £2 ISg.—X.Y.Z., 567 M. Herald. MARRIED Couple, Man milking, general. Wife housekeep, _ unencumbered; state wages.—Herald, Taupiri. ARRIED Couple, both milk; own cottage; near Cambridge: wages, £2 Jss. — Reliable. 193 M, Herald. MARRIED Couple, Man milk, general work, experienced; refs.; cottage, e.l.i board Man; £3.—Phone 71M, Box 4G, Matamata. - MARRIED Couple, unencumbered, or 2 Milkers, 50 cows, machines; man farm work; cottage; £ll monthly; age, refs.— Trustworthy, 32, Herald, Hamilton. C., 50 cows, own cottage, must be good, . reliable strippers; general farm work; state wnges required monthly.—Apply evenings, Morris, 23 Rugby Rd., Mt. Roskill. fil/TEN or Youths (2), general farm work, IVL Jarge herd; 25s clear; permanent; state age, experience.—D. Donovan. Te Puke. MEN (3), experienced, general farm work, machine milking; two at 255, one £l. R. Thomas, Edgecumbe. YOUTH, able, Machine Milking, willing; no cultivation; reasonable hours; 255. Youth. c/o Montgomery. Te Puke. • ■\7"OUTH, strong, general farm work, -1- machines; 25s if suitable.—O. Cryer. Wharemoa. YOUTH, good Stripper, assist two others, Farm Work: 65 cows; 355; good home.— Whistler. Walton. "yOUTH. 17, experienced, clean, willing, X machines: £1; good conditions; fare ref n tided if suit a ble.—Powell. Kaitaia. "V7"OUTH, strong, 17-i9, dairy farm, good X hours, conditions; £1 week,—B. Page. Pukekohe. Phone 387 R. _____ VOUTH. to assist. 80 cows, no haymaking J- or team work: good home to respectable lud; wages 255, found.—L. Billman, Tntunnui. Morrinsville. "VOUTH. General Farm Work; previous .1 experience not good home; wages £1 week.—J. Hill. Te Poi, Matamata. VOUTH, reliable, Farm W6rk; good home; X small herd; 15s, found. P. Grant, Farmers' Trading, Papakura. or Ring 91R. VOUTH (16-20). respectable. Milking. GenX eral; £l. 25s harvesting. C. Oatea, Waharoa. VOUTH, milking small herd; Saturdays X off; state wage.—Maberly, Titoki Rd., Penroso._. VOUTH, Christian, refined, smart, ' eduX cated. experienced or otherwise, mixed farm (<lO cows, 250 breeding ewes),. good hours and conditions; wages according to ability.—Write, "Permanent," care Giftord, To Awamutu. A 1 Registry, 47 Queen St.—Milkers, 80s, xVJ.27s Gd, 255; Couples, Lad (Sheep), Milker (interview 11 a.m.). TV/WDERN Registry, Phoenix Chambers, JVI 41-045. —Men, 30s: Youths, 255, 20s. interview 4 p.m. EARSON'S Registry, Exchange Lane.— Milkers, 30s. 27s 6d, 255; Mates, 30s; Couple (Station). U~ NIVERSAL Registry, 11 Swanaon' St.— Men, 30s (nqar), 27s Gd: Men, no milking. FARM WORK WANTED BLADE Shearing wanted, 80 to 100 day.— —P. Graham, P. 0., Hamilton. B~ OY (13), farm work, outaide schooltime, keep, able milk. Hkuald. EAD Shepherd or Manager.—Position on coastal alwep station by experienced stockman, good dogß, knowledge launch work, mnchinery, all Btation work; recommendations.—Apply Herald. MAN, young (23), desires Position; experienced sheep and dairying.—Experienced, 33, Herald, Hamilton. TITAN (27), married, life experience farm--I>X ingr, wants position, own boss, 20-30 miles Auckland; wages secondary conßider-ntion.r-M.G., 570 M. Herald. TITARRIED Couple, wife no duties, husIyX band fully experienced; willing; urgent. —Rub, Nrw Lynn. Tf POSITION Sheep, Team Work, wanted by X Single Man (30). experienced; 35s week. —C.H., c.o. W. Currie. Cambridgo. _ PUPILS WANTED A UCKLAND Business College Specialises in teaching Shorthand, Typewriting, Book-keeping. English. AUCKLAND School of Wireless Specialises Coaching for all Wireless Examinations. Day. Evening, Correspondence.—Winston e _BI d g. DRULEIGH College gives expert personal tuition in Shorthand. Typing. Bookkeeping. Art, Radio, Dressmaking, Millinery, e to. H I EFFICIENT Maori Language Course, conLi ducted by Lending Interpreter.—New Zealand Correspondence School. Colwill s Chninhere. Auckland, C.l. " AIRDRESSERS Trained by Auckland's leading exponents assured positions.— Cora Everatt. Brunswick Bldgs.. Queen St. 42 3no HAIRDRESSING. Beauty Culture.-N.Z. College, day, eveninß classes.— College Sulon Training, 22R Queen 8k AKE~ Sure of Matriculation. Expert coaching, all subjects, day or evening. Harston College. Phone 42-142. PROFESSOR D. B. ANDERSON. Swimming Instructor and Conch, will resume teaching shortly; ASSET TO EVERY WOMAN. Learn to Cut and make Perfect-fitting Clothes for yourself or anyone else, without the aid of bought patterns, charts or complicated measurements. Call, Write or Phone 47-200 for our Free Booklet. McGABE ACADEMY OF DRESSMAKING, 4th Floor, Colonial Mutual Bldgs., 159 Queen Street. QLIKSHINE,' Gum Varnish Stain: over O 40,000 tins sold in 6 months. Aak your storekeeper why.

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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXII, Issue 22261, 8 November 1935, Page 1

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Page 1 Advertisements Column 6 New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXII, Issue 22261, 8 November 1935, Page 1

Page 1 Advertisements Column 6 New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXII, Issue 22261, 8 November 1935, Page 1

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