SITUATIONS VACANT PRINTER, Youth (not journeyman), good platens comping: state experience.— Times Office Otorohanga. ______ all A LIU ED Chemist wanted, manage business, country town; turnover £2OOO to £'2Goo Apply in first instance, before Feb. 19, 1936, to Chemist, Box 16. Masterton, sending copies only testimonials. ■ UAKRY Labourers (2h immediately; limestone; several months' work, good men; bach provided.—Beilingham, Matakolie. | . SALESMAN, with i-ton lorry, demonstrate O and sell well-known Harrow. —Apply HERALD. '' rpYPISTE-Stenographer, junior, temporary J position.—Applications, stating experience, salary requircdj Wholesale, 701, Herald. ' VOUTH, smart, about 17, required for X our Despatch Dept.—Apply D. McL. Wallace, Ltd., King's St., Newmarket. YOUTHS (2). strong, for General _ Tent 'work, travelling show tour; leave immediately.—Apply aiternoon. 8 Golf Rd.. Epsom. ' WAITRESS, experienced, smart; also Probationer Waitress. —Waitress, 249, Herald, Hamilton. WANTED, ENERGETIC STO REMAN, with seed experience. Must be expert sewer. Apply FRANK M. WIN3TONE (MERCHANTS), LTD., Customs Street East. < WELL-KNOWN FIRM OF ESTATE AGENTS AND BROKERS Require tho Services of an EXPERIENCED GENTLEMAN. X.L., 740, Herald. \ PPLICATIONS will bo received up to -a 22nd inst. from Men, in own handwriting, for the position of Order Clerk and General Office Routine. Age between 25 and 40 preferred. Duties to commence on or about March 2 next. H. BRAY AND CO.. LTD., Carriers and Contractors, Queen St., Qnehunga. FAEM HANDS WANTED BOY, milk 1 cow and help round house; easy place.—Apply Herald. a BOX,. Youth, machine milking, odd jobs.— Write S., Pulham and Begbie. OliineBOY or Youth, Dairy Farm; wages, experience start.—Machines, Box 86, Mornnsville. BOY, reliable, assist 40 cows, machines; homo and wages good; Katikati.—Permanent. 707 M. Hebald. BOX, maciiinc-milking, odd jobs; experience not essential; good home.—Hose, Waihou. C COUNTRY Youth, used to horses, able to ■> milk if required.—A.L., SSBM, Herald. COUPLE, Seaside Farm, experienced SheeD. Cattle: Catholic preferred, not Sheep, Cattle; Catholic preferred, not essential.—lnterview, 738, Herald. /""OUPLE, handmilk email herd, general Vj farm work, -own cottage, eto.: state V farm work, .own cottage, eto ; state wages; references.—Waikato, 642, Herald. CiOUPLE, able take charge; wife no milk- > ing; own cottage; start Feb. 22.—Manager, 468 M, Hei-ald. 1 FAMILY, 3 milkers, 2 males, milking, farm work; £6 per week; start 20th.— J. Brown, Tatuanui, R.D., Morrinsville. "CVAMILY, coming season, milk 135 cows, X general farm work; new convenient home.—Reply, stating wages and number of milkers, D. Macdonald, Awakeri, Bay of Plenty. • • FARM Hand, milking, small herd; 26i. W. Nickle, Phone 125W, Cambridge. I?ARM Hand, competent; 35s to good man. —Parris, Hairini. Te Awamutu. Hands (2), capable, experienced, good conditions, start ISth; handy town. —Peters, 241 M, Herald, Hamilton. p ENERAL Farm Hand, good stripper, VThandy Hamilton; top wages right man. —Paton, Koromatua. Phone 26SK. ATAN, General Farm Work; 25# week IVJL clear.—Old's Registry, Te Aroha. H *"AN for Dairy Farm; wages, 20s. p. w. and found.—E. Simon, Takanini. MAN, experienced, dairy farm, perm an* ent; 25s.—Wallace Supplies, Waitoa. MAN or Youth, experienced, machine milking, Te Aroha district.—Apply Prince • Arthur Hotel. TITAN, assist hand-milk small herd, near i-»X town, able to drive; 25s clear.—X.Y.Z., 714, Herald. MAN, good with horses, top-dressing by hand, draining { 30s.—James Tapp, Renown. MAN, experienced, milking, general farm work; permanent; another kept.—Willcox. Mahiihi, Otorohanga. MAN, young, assist SO cows, farm work; good home conditions; permanent: 25a. —J. Williams. Waharoa. MAN, Married, 2 Milkers, 60 cows, live in homestead; start early March; Matangi- state wages. Help, 248, Herald, Hamilton. \TAN, able fake charge Dairy Farm, good irX wages, home; state wages; send refa. —G. Tetley. Katikati. 11, FAN or Youth, Garden, m country, exJltJ. perience unnecessary; very easy place; own boss: must state wages and age.—Burbank. 520 M, Herald. "ATAM, capable, assist milk and take charge IVX of team work; none but good horseman need apply; £2 week.—Capable, c.o. Boyce. Stationer, Cambridge. MARRIED Couple, unencumbered, permanent job, capable taking charge.— L. Tollemnrche. Tauranga. -• MARRIED Couple, both milk. 50 cows, house; usual allowances, wages; handy Auckland.— Apply Herald Agent, Howick. TV/f ARRIED Couple, both milk, with help; IVJL no duds; £2O month.—Old's Registry, Te Aroha. __ - ~\/fARRIED Couple, or Mother and Sop; XIX woman, plain cook and houseworit; man, milk house cow, garden; all found, good home; 80s week; permanent.—Atiamuri Fishing Lodge, Private Bag, Putiiruru. lif ARRIED Couple, both hand milk, 20 iVL cows; man used to sheep and team work; state wages, experience.—P.O. Box GO. Kaikohe. ■ MARRIED Couple, respectable; free cot-. tage; 100 cows; man capable all farm work; state wages.—Apply Herald Agent, Knmo. : MILKER, immediately, machines, good conditions; 255; permanent.—Phone Carter, 24D. Turua. __ MIXED FARM.—Man requiring position of trust and experience, good conditions, 35 cows; wages SOs. OPPORTUNITY, C.O. BOYCE, Stationer, Cambridge. PERMANENT. Opportunity young Man. fast machine milker, good fencer, used country, able drive car; 25s and keeD. Good home.—References. 704 M. Herald. IJ HARE-Milker, with 100 cowe, half shares: O start June I.—James Hand, Helensville. SHARE-Milking wanted. 3 young men; start June 20; good references.—ShareMilkers. c.o. Tavlor. Okoroire. ' YOUTH, hand-milker, light job: good wages.—Apply Herald. \7OUTH. three months; handmilkmg: £4 X month; taxes paid.—Fisher, c.o. Collins. Te Puke.. • "VOUTH, Sheep Farm; 20s.—Winterlesa X' North. Gffi, Herald. , YOUTH, machines, milking, general work; 255; reasonable hours: permanent.— Howell. Okoroire. Phone 17X. Tiiau. YOUTH, Machinn Milking; reasonable hours; fl.—Apply Herald before 10.30 to-day. VOUTH, strong, Dairy Farm, machines; X good home: state age, experience, wagee. —H. E. Moore. East Tamaki. \ T OUTH, milk small herd; good home, conJ- ditions; 15s.—Garr.ham, May Rd., Mt. Roskill. YOUTH, strong, or Man, general farm work, no milking.—Phone Dudding, Ngntea. YOUTH or Man wanted urgently, machines; 255, found; easy place.—Urgent, 479 M. Herald. "\7 r OUTH, strong, machine milking, good X stripper, liglit farm work; £l.—Phone 221?. Onewhero. YOUTH. Machine Milking. 30 cows, and General; 25s.—McRobbie. Karaka, Papakura. \ i Registry, Palmerston Bldgs.—Milkers, AJ 35 Si 32s Gd, 30s; Families, Couples. Sharemilkers, Scrubeutter. IP VERYBODY'S Registry. Short's Bldgs.— Men. Milkers, 30s. 355. clear tax; fare# paid. PEARSON'S Registry, Exchange Lane Milkers. Men, Youths. 3as. 30s, 255: Cowman-Gardener. - POSITIONS FILLED T EGAL Notice. —Applicants for position LJ Managing Clerk, advertised, about. 31st TV,,n n ." n 1»"e g advised that_position is filled, secretary typist. Annlicants are thanked and requested to accept this intimation that an Appointment has been made. GENERAL MANAGER, Wilson <fc Horton, Ltd. (Wanted Advertisements Continued on Page 2)
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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXIII, Issue 22344, 15 February 1936, Page 1
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