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FARM HANDS WANTED ASSISTANT, immediately, dairy farm, Dargaville; good wages, conditions; owner leaving North, week-end.—Triggs, Garage, Avondale. IJOY or .Man, small herd, machines, good J - j> home, wages.—Write J.. 343, Herald. IJ>OY (17-18), Hand, Machine Milk, Farmlet; odd jobs; good home.—Suburbs, 120, Herai,o. BOV, learn farming; good home; handy Hamilton.—Farmer, 170, Herald, Hamilton. l?OY, Or Youth, for 50 cows, machines; ■*-* easy place; good home.—Vic. Nielsen, Pllone 30A, l(angiriri. T)OY, just left school; strong, willing; J-* Dairy Farm; wages, £1 and keep.— Clarke, Wardville, Waharoa. BOY or Youth, Maciuno Milking, Odd Jobs, good home an<l conditions; reasonable hours; 30s.—H. Babbage, Paterangi, Ohaupo. "ISAIRY Farm. —Youth, state wages.—H. U Robinson, Glenbrook Rd.. Waiuku. rpAMILY, strong, milk 140 cows and farm work; wages £'2s month.—Jersey, 191 M, Herai.d IAAMILY, milk 120 cows, General Farm- ■ ing. i milkers.—.Apply, etating wages required and refs., Candy Bros., Pokuru, le Awamutu. iIAMILY, 120 cows; good accommodation; Btato experience, number in family.— Fanner, c.u. liandrup, Matamata. JL enced, thorough knowledge stock, machinery, all farm work; capable taking charge. State wages, experience, and enclose copies of references.—Capable, c.o. Box 9, Putaruru. GENERAL Farm Work.—Man, good home and conditions.—Apply 4 Short St., Newmarket. MACHINE" Milk.—Man or Youth, small herd; good home. —Phono 2SS, Manure wa. MAN or Youth, machines, good horn®.— Phone 91X, Papakura. L. Hill-. MAN, general, small herd; wages 30s.— Needham, Elstow. MAN, good all round, must bo good milker.—Leach, Hunu a. MAN or Youth, Milking and General Work; 25s. —G. Dickey, Te Puke. MAN or Youth, experienced. Dairy Farm; 25s clear.—J. Hetheringtcn, Tirau. MAN, general farm work, machines; 25s l>i- week.—Findlay, Maramarua. Phone 4D. TITAN, good Teamster, machine milking, l'-Lplougliing, worker; 30s. —A. Watson, Putaruru. MAN for milking and general farm work; 303 and board.—Wesley College, Paerata. Phone 259, Pukekohe. MAN, experienced, machine milking, general farm work; wages 30s.—R. Wagstaff, Waihou. MAN, experienced Machine Milking, all Farm Work; wages 35s.—J. Harper, Walton. ~[\/f"AN, Milking, General Farm Work, good stripper; good home.—J. Downie, Matamata. MAN, capable, assist hand milk, small herd; able drive car preferred.—Apply, stating wages expected, A .8.C., 321, Herald MAN, General Farm Work; bach with employer; 30s, clear. J. Brosnan, Tatuanui. MANAGER, single, with dog, Mixed Farming; refs.; good with stock. State age and experience. Wage*. £2 and found.— Waikato, 33M, Herald. Hamilton. IVTARRIED Couple, both milk; half shares, ItJ. 4Q cows; own cottage.—Dooley, Mauku. MARRIED Couple, both milk; fll month, found.—Write Urgent, 257 M, He rald. MARRIED Couple, both milk; general work; wife housekeep; handy Auckland.—Partner, 307, Hk!iald. "11/ TARRIED Man for Sheep Run, with general knowledge all stock and farm work; good dogs essential.—Further particulars, INorthland. 339 M. Herald. MARRIED Couple, unencumbered, experienced, reliable; man milk, farm work; wife housekeep 3 men. milk when necessary; 455, found; start 30t.h or before. —T. Gill, Tatuanui, R.D., Morrinsville. "pY/TEN (2), or Youths, Dairy Farm; wages J.U. 3Qs clear.—F. Anderson, Okoroire. MEN, Youths, or Boys. 2, experienced. Machines, Odd Jobs.—Plaone 151U, Morrinsville.

TV/TILKING. —Boy, 15 or 1G; state wages.Reply, H. Williams. Nerntpa MILKERS (3), HO cows: shares or wages, option next oeason.—Douglas, Te Puke. QGRUBCUTTERS (2), experienced, for O Station; either contract or wages.—To Kuiti, 29(iM, Herald. WANTED, a Good Farm Hand.—Phone 79D. Huntly, or write Box 9, Huntly. YOUTH, Machines, General Work; good home; start 255, suitable permanent.— Wise, Te Poi. "yOUTH, capable, Machine Milking, assist J- Farm Work, clean, willing worker; waccs £ 1. —Reply Store. Tatuanui. "V7*OUTH, machines, general; £\, found; J- permanent.—Write, aj?e, experience, Reliable, Herald, Whangarei. A7"OUI H, reliable, help machines. 50 cows, -*■ general; 25«, bonus.—Phone 79R, Otorohanga. VOUTH, general farm work, machines, -*• Bombay. Mitchell, 66 Brooklyn Flats, after 6. YOUTH, assist, 45 cows, machines, general; good home, hours; £l.-*-Prospects, 262 M, Herald. A i Registry, Palmerston Bldgs.—Milkers, J.I.X 35b, 32s 6d, SOs (several handy) ; M ates; Couples. EVERYBODY'S Registry. Short's Bldgs., 46-009.—Milkers, Men, Youths, Boys; top wages; fares. PEARSON'S Registry, Exchange Lane.— Milkers, 30s; Youth, 25s (fare paid);

Couple (Suburbs). FARM WORK WANTED BOY (16), experienced, wants work on farm.—Write Farm Hand, 104 M, Herald. IT'AMILY, 120 cows, good accommodation. . —State experience, number in family, to Farmer, C/o Randrup, Matamata. 8 adults, 2 mnleß; 100 cows: -F wage 3, shares next season; start immediately.—Reply References, Advocate Office, Tunknu. H~~~ AND Milker, experienced, used machines; state wages, etc.—Dairy, 270 j_ Herald. MAN, middle age, hand or machine milking; good home.—Home, 329, Herald. MAN, experienced, capable, handy city; state wages; start January 27.—Worker, 327 M. Herald. MAN, married, experienced farming, capable take charge; do anything.— Urgent. 175, Herald. Hamilton. MAN, active, reliable, good experience, able kill, boil down. Colonial, Herald, Pukekohe-. MAN, experienced, sheep, ploughing, fencing, all farm work; good conditions and home essential; state wages.—Willing, 291. He R a lt>. TVrARRIED Couple, capable take charge, any sire herd; good conditions.—Waiks'°. 181 M. HEnAJ.D. MEN (2) want Share-milking, 100 cows; own cottage; To Puke.—Apply Herald. POSITION, Working Manager's, married, age 26; life experience, Bheep and mixed farming: good practical experimental knowledge; indefatigable, conscientious. ambitious; 3 yenr.s present position; credentials. —Box 103, Te Kuiti. _ I QEVERAL Farm Hands, Milkers, Couples, O own cottage.—Everybody's Registry, Short's 81dg5.,_46-009. - YOUTH, 3 years' experience dairy farm, wants Position.—Write Youth, 336, HF.rald. "\7"OUTH, 17, seeks position on Farm, J- strong and willing, general work.—C., Box 111, Kaikoho. "\7"OUTHS (2), 21. life experience cows J- and sheep; wages 25s. —Trustworthy, 179 M, Herald. _ SALES OF PROPERTY BUSINESS Agents.—Take notice, my Business sold.—J. B. Hansen, 111 Dominion Rd. FRANCIS, Agents, Papakura. Auckland, appointed Sole Agents, 20 Acres, Cleverion. -J. Farrar. TNO. GR.EY Appointed Sole Agent 61 t* Acres, New Lynn.—Mrs. S. A. Parker.

OF pAIN. Unusual praise comes from our Patients whose teeth have been extracted by the aid of Dr. Kesson's latest technique now in use at our Surgeries. and Extreme Care. Extractions Free when New Teeth Ordered. JJOWEY Dentists, 209 Queen Street only, Right opposite John Court, Ltd.

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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXIII, Issue 22318, 16 January 1936, Page 1

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Page 1 Advertisements Column 6 New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXIII, Issue 22318, 16 January 1936, Page 1

Page 1 Advertisements Column 6 New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXIII, Issue 22318, 16 January 1936, Page 1

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