FARM HANDS WANTED BOY or Youth for dairy farm; electricity, keen learn; 15b.—Radio, 71BM, Herald. BOY, elderly Man, hand milk, odd jobs; good home, 10s. —P., 945 M, Hekald. BOY or Youth. 40 cows, machines, general.—Dunn, Clevedon. Phone 61.1. BOY, Milk, Garden, Pigs; good conditions; reliable; £l—Chambers, Whararaki, 1-fikurangi. BOY, Farm, milking, 40 cows, machines; good home; state wages.—Shelly, N gate a. BOY, strong, Milking, Farm Work; wages £1; good home. —W. H. Cox, Eastport Rd.. Waihou. DAIRY Farm.—Boy or Youth, machines; good home; urgent. Greenwood, Karaka. Papakura. t I7VARM Work.—Lad. strong, near Auck- ' land; milker preferred.—Perkins and Sons, City Markets. 1 FAMILY, Man, wife and boy; r<.>fs.; start immediately.—Address, Herald, Hamilton. ______ HAND for Dairy Farm, machines; good conditions, home. South Suburban, 682, HEKALD. __ T\/fACHXNB Milking.—Youth, cleen, smart; JjJ. £1 per week.—P. L. Lovell, Taupiri. ~]\/T ACHINE Milking.—Boy, strong, willing. IVI resectable, permanent if suitable; good respectable, permanent if home.—Hartley, Runcnnan. Phone loOh.. Papakura. "11/ TAN or Youth, assist in shed, machines; JVL 30s.—J. K„ 222 M. Herald, Hamilton. MAiN or loum, aasisv ... 30s.—J. K„ 222 M. Herald. Hamilton. MAN, strong, refined, dairy farm; good home and wages.—Box 21, Clevedon. AN, 30 to 35, milking and farm work; quiet with stock; permanent; state wages.—Ring or write Birkett, Matamata. "AN, Youth, assist in shed, machines; 25a, found. A. Thomson, Awhitu, R.M.D. MAN, middle-aged, help milk 13 cows, garden, odd jobs; easy place; good home; 10s week.—Apply Herald. MAN, help. 31 cows, machines, farm work; 255, found.—Kerr, 15W, Onewhero. MAN, single, capable taking part charge; good home, permanent; 25b. —H.R., ( 744 M, HERALD. ____ MAN, fully experienced, milking, all farm, team and fencing work; state a«;e, wages, when, commence.—R.» 946 M, HeRAIjP. ___ MAN, capable, hand milk 15 cows, used all farm work; 25s clear, found; permanent.—Garrick Brog., Renown, Santly. TITAN. Milk and General Farm Work; seai'l eide farm. —Apply HebaliJ. ARRIED Couple—Wife. Plain Cooking; Man, Milk house cows. Garden; permanent position.—L..S., 900 M, HeralP. MARRIED Couple-Wife. General; Man, IVI Cowman. Gardener; §heep Farm: £2 ss. —Competent. 614 M. Herald. MARRIED Couple, both milk; good wages to suitable couple.—Ranby, waitoa. TV/TARRIED Couple, machine milking, 80 I\X cows; woman housekeep, help -in shea if required; 2 other men; good house; wages £2 and keep.—B. U. Barlow, Motumaoho, Phone 110 M, Morrinsville. MARRIED Couple wanted at once (two milkers); take charge herd of 50 cows; must be capable, clean and used to cows and pigs. Wages £l2. six months. £lO six months; 4-foomed cottage, with wa.sh-house; Man to do E arm Work. School bus passes door.—Newton Bros., Oparau. MIXED Farm—Boy, experience unnecessary.—Ring 23-005. ]\;fIXED Farming.—Youth, IG, some exJAIL perience; writei state wages. Binjegger, Ongarue. VJHARE-Milking or Lease of Farm offered O to man with own herd (50-C0), will also carry sheep; right of purchase to good man. —A.B.. 610 M. Herald. _ CJHEPHERD, with general farm experiO ence. active, conscientious; 2 dogs; refs.; 30s; King Country. K.R., »0d Herat.d. . YOUTH for Machine Milking; wages 25a. H. J. Montgomery. R.D.. Whakatane. "VOUTH, Milking and General, no J lO1 ® 6 JL work; permanent; state wages. Jr. r>-. Tlirht. Phone 10U. Waitoa. YOUTHS (2), machines, temporary hand milking, handy farm.-Mcllraith. Papakura. —— VOUTH (17-20), Poultry Farm, near AuckJL i all d, permanent if suitable. —J.M., 824. Herald. ——r-r YOUTH or Man, gardening, odd jods, easy place; experience unnecessary; state wages, age.-Brooklands. 764 M, Herald. __ VOUTH or Man, respectable, clean; I'be clean and nippy in shed; very light farm work; suburban farm; PermanenUob, 25s during winter. 80s next season. Bo 29. Morrinsville. . "PEARSON'S Registry. Exchange Bane.— JL Teamster, 355; Milkers, Men, Youths, 30s. 255. 20s. WORK WANTED A CCOUNTS, Income, Unemployment. A Sales Tax, Books Written up. Qualified Expert; moderate charges; confidential.— Phone 25-935. ' - BRICKWORK, Chimneys, Coppers, Fireplaces buiit, repaired; Concreting. Tinner, etc. ftpnsnnnbl".—Phone 13-951. REWSTER'S Punga Works build Pergolas from £1; Summer Houses, Rustic 15 golas from AM : Summer Houses, Rustic Fences; Bupplt all lengths Pungaa. 17-443. BUCKLEY Built Fireplaces give Most Heat for Least Fuel; economical in use and cost; latest designs.—B27 New North Rd. Phone 20-911. /"CONCRETING, Tennis Courts, Grounds V> Laid Out. Stone Work, Tarring.—Bishop. 7 King Edward Ave., Epsom. _ DRESSMAKING.— .Latest styles. Alterations. cut, fit, 8s 6d; moderate pnees.Mrs. Stewart. City Chambers. Queen St. RESSMAKER, " Miranda.l 9 Karangahape Rd.—Frocks made from 10a 6d Style, Fix Assured. DRESSMAKING.— Frocks, Coats. Ensembles; latest stylos. Also Renovations Moderate charges.—"Lucelle, 462 Upper Queen St. . DRESSMAKING.— Julie Reid. Designer. 191 Symonds St. (opp. Tutt's). Phone 30-921. Modelles, Frocks. Ensembles. Tail ored Costumes; highly recommended: satis faction guaranteed DRESSMAKING. Frocks, Coats, En sembles Remodelling Specialists.— Mndame Norton. Croydon Flats. Parnell opp. Domain Entrance. 45-419. HANDSAWS. B'andsavrs. Circular Saws, scientifically Reconditioned by Edge Tool F.snert.—Mattson. 60 Hobson St. LAWNMOWERS Sharpened. Adjusted, by Experts: we collect and deliver.— Broadway Service. 895 Broadway. Phone _ LAWNMOWERS and Saws Collected, sharpened, delivered, latest machinery, longest experience.—Cranston. Eden Terrace Phone 44-375. __ LAWNMOWERS Sharpened.—Expert service by experienced Engineers.—H. J Ryan, Ltd., 26 St. Paul St. Phone 41-929. MAN. experienced axeman, hedge cutting. clearing gardens; moderate charges.—Phone 28-126. __ SPOUTING, fid ft., all materials pro vided, workmanship guaranteed; £2l Electric Hot Water installations. Write F.fficienny, 139. Herald. rpHERESA, 109 Queen's Arcade, cuts Pat--1 terns from any picture to individual mensurementß for 2a 6d. WASHING and Cleaning, wanted by Widow; highest refs: any distance.— Apply Herald. VOUTH, assist slaughtering, copper and JL nira X.Y.Z.. Store. Rnncitnan. ABOUT House Renovations. Alterirtions. Carpentry, Painting. Plumbing. Brickwork. Concreting.—Builder. Phone 13-951. S RD —Suits. Frocks, Costumes, Cleaned and Pressed.—Peat and Sons. 66 Eden Terrace. Phone 43-151 Make no mistakei « TRI •>. CLEANING Is NOT obtainable anywhere but from the TOWEL SUPPLY LAUNDRY. Head Office: Victoria St. W. Phone 4G-595. It costs a little more, but you can't afford cheaper methods if you value your Clothes. 'PHE KIDDIE?) WILL EAT ALL L THEIR CRUSTS If it's MATHIESON'S MILK-MADB BREAD Phone 20-112. AGENCIES VACANT A GENTS WANTED, either sex. to take A Orders for Private Christmas CaTds. Great Britain's Largest Manufacturers give best value obtainable, and a low 50 _ per cent (103 in the i') from selling P" 00 ®- Free Sample Book delivered early May. Write now to Lancaster Publishing Co.. Lancaster, Eiwland. AGENCIES WANTED A GENCY, good, required by Men witb A capital.—Apply Live Wire, 901. H*balj>.
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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXIII, Issue 22336, 6 February 1936, Page 1
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