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DOMESTICS WANTED COMPANION-Housekeeper, refined, under 50; 2 adults; no washing; 10s. —Takapuna, 521 M, HF.ltAi.iX_ _ __ CIOOK, good, plain, for Institution; refs.; ' begin J an. 25.—Reliable, 13M. Hkiui.d, CIOOK wanted, also Housemaid-Waitress. ' —Boarding House, 217, Herald, Kotorua. suburban home, every J conv.; no washing; must bo capable; refs. essential; wages 25s commence.—Apply Herald. _____ __ __ DOMESTIC, capable, all duties, sleep in. —Phone 41-183 after 10.30, mornings. DOMESTIC, capable, plain cooking; finished bagwash; good home; 22a 6d.— Phono 25-355. DOMESTIC, experienced, nil duties, £1; and refined Girl or 2 Sisters, take cars 2 children; 12s 6d; refs. essential.—King 42-S)o9_ between 9 a.m. and 5 p.m. GENERAL Housework.—Competent Girl, good home.—Phone 16-870. ("1 ENERAL, capable, bagwash; high wages. J —Mrs. Friedlander, 4 I'ahora Ave., Hern u era._ Phone 24-367. _ or Woman, assist house, milking; £1 week; urgent.—Honest, 450 M. Hbralt) GIRL, young, capable, housework; sleep out. —Call 143 Grafton Itd ,j_ 10-ll_t o-day. reliable, light household duties; _ Tjsniall fan'.ily; refs.—Phone 25-570. GIRL, young, strong, some knowledge general housework.—26 Mount St. John Ave., Epsom. Phono_24-497. GIRL or young Woman. 20-24, country; no milking; capable all duties; lielp given. —M.X., 282 M, Herald. GIRL, capable, good plain cook, used children.—34 Morvern Rd., off Watling St.. Mt. Eden G.IKL, reliable, assist housework, no washing; wages 15s; country, Morrinsville.—Convenient, 263 M, Herald. IRL, refined, general housework, take charge; country girl preferred.—Phone 242W, Hamilton. HELP, capable, wanted daily.—23 Fairview Rd., Mt. Eden. HELP, capable, plain cooking; recent refs.; small family; bagwash; £1 —Phone 43-034. HOUSEKEEPER, refined, capable, business mail, widower, 2 children; own mistress.—Write Housekeeper, Bos 37, To Awamutu. HOUSEKEEPER, capable, for country home, electricity throughout. Father and family of three, the two youngest being at boarding schools. Refs required. State age. Wages 25s.—J. E. Meuli. Okaiawa, Taranaki. LADY Help or Housekeeper, 4 adults; wages £l.—Mrs. Wyborn. Te Aroha. PERSON, capable, wanted look after home for 2 adults.—77 Gt. South Road, near Market Kd. TRAITRESS, competent, wanted.—Apply VV Sonoma, Alfred St. W~ OMAN, about 45, capable, farm home. _ —Phone 19K. G. M. Dodd, Walton. WOMAN, refined, housework, easy place; state age, wage, refs.—Box 1, WalWOMAN, refined, Washing. Cleaning, milk sometimes; quiet country home; 10s.—Protestant. 230 M, Herald. TX/OMAN, help semi-invalid, all conveniVV ences; state wage.—Mrs. G. Somervell, Howick. A-j Registry, Palmerston Buildings.— General (Hotel); Housekeepers; CookGenerals, 355; Domestics; Milkers. EirL'S Registry, Winstone. Bldgs.— Cooks, Seconds. Reliovingmaid. \\ aitresses, Housemaid-Waitresses, Parlourmaids, I Generals, Housekeeper, M. Couples, Garden KELIABLE Registry, 42-293.—C00k, Second, Restaurant; Housemaid-Laundress; General, Hotel, £2 2s; Waitresses. SELECT Registry, Queen's Arcade, 43-633. —Cook-Generals, Relieving Maids, Kitchen Maids. Domestics. S TRAND Registry, Strand Arcade.— Cooks; General, £2 2s; HousemaidWaitresses; Parlourmaid; Cowman-Gardener. FARM HANDS WANTED BOY or Youth, machine milking; good wages.—Taupiri Coal Mines, Ferry Bdgs. BOY, learn farming; good home; handy Hamilton.—Farmer, 170, Herald, Hamilton. BOY or Youth, Sheep Farm, t el * m 'work, no milking; opportunity willing boy; 25s.—Phono GCS, Tirau. BOY or Youth, for dairy farm; experienced; 25s. —A. Thomson. Te ■ Poi, Matamata. BOYS (2), mates, learn farming; good home; 12s Gd, increase when capable.— W. Bluck, Otorohanga. DAIRY Farm Work.—Married Man, experienced ; wages £2 5s per week, with house, firewood and milk; good conditions; permanent.—J. Smith, Reliance Butchery, Cambridge.

FARM Hand, email herd; wages 255. Phono 125W, Cambridge. FAMILY, 3 good milkers, 2 males, 100 cows: £5 weekly; cottage; usual convs. —F. J. Hilliar. Walton. GENERAL Farm Work.—Youth, wages 255; 60 cows; good home.—S. Jurd, Kutarcre. _____ MAN, Machines and General: 25a, good borne.—Permanent. Box 36. Morrinsville. TITAN, able milk; feed pigs; odd jobs.— IYJL Mrs. Spinley, Lincoln Rd., Henderson. AN. experienced, single, general farm work.—E. J. Smith. Huntly West. MAN, good milker and all-round farm hand; wages 30s.—W. H. Cox, Waihou. AN. good, tence, used to horses and hill country: quiet with stock; wages 30s.—H. MaoFarlane, Otorohanga. ' TITAN for Ohinewai, Milking Machines, .1»X General Work. —Bailey, 94 Victoria Av., Remuera. MAN wanted, with herd, coming season; half share.—lncrease, Herald, Rotorun. MAN. dairy farm, thoroughly experienced; reasonable hours, conditions; permanent; 25s. —Gagen, Horahora, Cambridge. . TITAN, experienced, stripping, farm J>X work; state age; comfortable home; 30s; permanent if suitable.—Banner, 486 M., Herald. TVTiAN, teamster, hili country, Waikato, JAJL fencer, knowledge sheep; wages £2; capable.—Sheep. 228 M, Hekald. MAN, respectable, educated, little milking, machines, but chiefly sheep and connected work; 305.—8. O. Flexman, Manager for Colonel Matson. Opurau. TITAN, Youth, machines, used horses, ex--IVL perienced; 80s. —J. Henry, Waihi. Phono 115 R. MAN, assist milking, farm work; wages 27b 6d clear.—E. Myles, Phone 183K, Morr i n sville. i MAN, young, thorough knowledge sheep and dairy; all farm work; capable taking charge; state wages, experience, enclose copies refs.—"North Waikato," 545 M, Herald. _____ MAN (SINGLE). FOR MACHINE MILKING AND GENERAL FARM WORK. Suburban Farm. Apply this morning at 8.30 to J. ALLEN, C.o. J. Jones, Ltd., City Markets. ARMED Couple foi r Dairy Farm; board ownerstate wages, etc.—P. Adams, Karamu, via Frankton. MARRIED Couple, both milk; man general farm work; own cottage.—Ranby, Wa i to a._ SHED Hand, good, wages 25s week.— Phono 3GM. To Kauwhata, A. Summers, Rangiriri. . TEAMSTER. Married, capable, all implements, wife housekeep, cook; with daughter preferred: good remuneration right man.—Writ© Manager, Perham, Larsen. To Awamutu. stating qualifications. YOUTH or Man, good stripper: good wages.—Apply Nixon, Eureka. Waikato. OUTH, changing machines, light farm work: 90 cows: 15s—flewison. Te Puke. "VTOUTH. experienced, general farm work. 1 —F. W. Barton. Okauia. "V"OUTH. machine milking, energetic; good X home; permanent; £l-25s.—J. E. Duxfield, Putarnru. YOUTH, immediately, small Dairy Farm, good home; wages 15s.—Gibbons, Rawerawe, Ngatea. . A-i Registry, Palmerston Buildings.— x\.X Milkers, 37s Gd, 32s Cd, 80s; Mutes, 30s (fares); Couples. I EVERYBODY'S Registry, Short's Bldgs ; J 46-009.—Men, Youths, Boys; also, inexperienced Boys; top wages; fares paid. F 5ARSON'S Registry, Exchange Lane.— Farm Hands, Milkers, Youths, experienced, Learners, 15s, 20s. POSITIONS FILLED A PPLICANTS are advised that position advertised as under is now filled.— City. 953. BOTH positions advertised filled; all applican 1 s thanked.—J. _M ain. Tirau. BOY or Youth.—Position filled; thanking all applicants.—H. Babbage, Paterangi, Ohaupo. SALES OF PROPERTY AGENTS Please Note.—Business now sold.—Mrs. Fisher, Surrey Cres. AGENTS.— John Grey, Sole Agent my 02} Acres, Dairy Flat.—F. Malneek. ]' AND Agents.—My Property at Ranui, J withdrawn from sale.—F. E. Granger, Metcalfe Rd.. Ranui, Henderson.

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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXIII, Issue 22321, 20 January 1936, Page 1

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Page 1 Advertisements Column 5 New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXIII, Issue 22321, 20 January 1936, Page 1

Page 1 Advertisements Column 5 New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXIII, Issue 22321, 20 January 1936, Page 1

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