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FARM HANDS WANTED BOY, assist machine milking, farm work; good home. —N., c.o. Boyce, Camhridge. OY, Youth, assist machine, 80 cows, Govt, wage, good home.—Fred Ward, Rural DeI i very. Te A roll a BOY for Waingaro, Sheep and Cattle Run; wages '2ss.—Apply F. Bull, Mangere. I'hone 1 '2-0:1 S. BOY, Youth, keen, reliable, 10-18, assist 30 cows, machines, light farm duties, gardening, etc. Comfortable home, good conditions; 255; state experience, etc.—lnterested, 808 M, llcilALD. OY, 17-18, STRONG, SMART, EXPERIENCED, for average sized herd and conditions; wages 30s, increased to 35s on October 1 if suitable. BEATON; To Kauwhata. /""tADKT (sheep), lad, IG-JB, keen, willing; good home. —-K.. Box 100, Taumarunui. DAIRY Farm, 135 cows; Gov. wages start, more if worth. —N. J. McNeill, 17W, Waitoa. IfAMILY Man, Suburban Farmlet, milk few -» cows, garden; wages £1; good home. —L., 8-12. II KHVI.L. GJ.ENERAJL Farm Hand, good home, stand- ' ard wages to good man.—M., C/o Boyce, Cambridge. "jV/fAN, 21. worker, reliable, dairy farm; l'i. no horse work; £2 ss.—Wine, Walton. MAN, reliable, assist milking, general farming; Govt, wages.—Budden, Te Kawa. MAN, Stumping and Cleaning.—Reply stating wages, J. Beardmore, To Kauwhata. MAN or Youth, experienced, milking, odd jobs; good home, conditions; Govt. wago. —Square, c.o. Wilton, Putaruru. MAN, machine milking, general farm work; experienced; good homo and conditions; wages ss.—O'Regan Bros., Ngahinapuiiri, Ohaupo. MAN, Experienced; good home; wages £2 2s (id; Haymaking extra.—Apply Mc(ioviTii, Cambridge. Phone 103 R. MAN, njarried, milking, general farming; • wife no duties; £3; 10s bonus.—ll., care Giffcird, To Awarnntii. MAN, young, capable, conscientious, dairying; must bo good shed hand; good home, conditions; Govt. wage. Farmer. ((S()M, llmm.D, Hamilton. MAN. married, up-to-d'.ie U.cm. own House; wife no duties; ai! implies answered. — Phone 50S.—J. Downs, Puiaruru.

MAN. young, or Youth, wanted for Farm; pood wages; Christian home.—Phone 3.">S, Piopio. ~\/I"iAN, capable, general, 40 cows, room, de--L'-L (ached, good home; £2.—Phone 3GM, Hun tl y. AT AN or Youth, milking, odd jobs, good iVL conditions, 30s start. —Write Shareinilkers, Surrey Farm, Pokeno. MAN or Youth for Mangore; experienced machines, farm work; good conditions; fiovt. wages.—Full particulars to X.. 7(51 M, HKiULC. ' "AXARRIED Couple, both milk; stato wages. IVL —S. Fisher, Phcno 1245, Te Aroha. MARRIED Couob, experienced, both assist Milking; Man Farm Work; £lO monthly; owr house: usual allowances; references.—E. Keelry. Phone 183R, Morrinsville, R.D. SHARE-Milker, about 60 cows, half pigs, all farm work.—Senior, Te Puke. SHEEP Farm.—Man, elderly, milk 2 cows, orid jobs; state wages.—O.B., c.o. Gifford, To Awamutu. YOUTII, 17-10, experienced, machine milker-, wages 80s.—F.H., 647 M, Herald. y OIJTII, 15-17, machine milking, shed work -* only; Govt, wages.—M., 88M, Herald. "YOUTH, Milking, Farm Work; state age, JL experience.—M. Gould. Matamata. V OL 1 Til for sheep farm.—A.B., 82. Herald, 1 Hamilton. "\7OUTII, milking, general farm work; award ■L wages; good home. —Care Swinbourn's Registry. Matamata. L general; Govt, wages. Phone 18X, Seales, Papakura. "\TOUTH, experienced,' 17-18, machine milkI inc. erenerall.v useful: award wages.— I ing, generally useful; award wages.— Gellinsr, Ararimu, Riimnrama. ATOUTH, assist machine milking, odd jobs, .1. good home, permanent if suitable; 35s. — G. Anderson, Okoroire. YOUTH, with dog, sheep farm, experienced preferred, good, willing worker.—Refs., 050 M. HKR\i,D A~i Registry, Palmerston Buildings.'— iii Milkers, £2 ss, £2 2s 6d; Youths, 37s fid Couples. EVERYBODY'S Registry, Short's Bldgs.— Milkers, £2 ss, £2 2s 6d (several), fares paid. PEARSON'S Registry, Exchange Lane. — Milkers, Men, Youths, 455, 42s 6d; Learner, Couples. "JI/fARRIED MAN FOR FARM. IYJL Own dogs and hack; must be good with all stock, srood fencer; new 5-Rd. Housti; 2 miles school, 5 miles Frankton. Apply, stating wages required, copies yefs.. SHATTOCK. LTD., Hamilton. FARM WORK WANTED FARMER, Practical, Young, Married, seeks position, Working Manager, Sheep Run; state full particulars, ,wages and conditions. —Energetic. 000, Herald. IjiARMERS, experienced men only, waiting 1- engagements; Youths unavailable.— Everybody's Registry, Short's Bldgs., 40-009; evenings, 20-739. HAND-Milker, good, used Poultry: clean and reliable; handv town. —Milker. 804. Herald. MAN (30), reliable milker, clean, good hand milker.—H., 807, Herald. IY/fAN, Married, Wants Share Proposition iu or Wages, and good accommodating; for full season or permanent.—Patterson, enre Tanpir' Factory, Tuakau. "\TAN, 38, single, experienced, desires posii'L tion trust, dairv farm.—F.W.. 822. •i-'L tion trust, dairy farm.—F.W., 822, Herald. MAN, married, Christian, Machine Milking, orchard experience, capable taking charge; wife, no duties. —Experienced, 120 M, Herald. t MARRIED Coupie, both milk if desired; capable taking charge; good strippers; refs. —Colonials, 002 M, Herald. DTATION Manager open ro-engagement, life O experience all sto<?k: highest credentials —Coleman. Onewhero.

POSITIONS FILLED "!\/I"ILK Roundsman, married. Position I>JL filled, thanking applicants.—Andrews, St. Ilelicrs. WIB&3 AMD SPIRITS FOR SAL!;; \ tICKLAND WINK CO., Rutland Bt.~ rl Old Rich Port. 80s case; Cider 248 case freight paid i UCKLAND WINE CO., Rutland St.t\ Frontignnc. Sherry 80s case; t'ider 2-ls caso; freight paid. A lAVAYS be Wise.—Buy Wines from Corban'B, Oldest Firm. Oldest Wines: largest, vineyards in New Zealand. Bedrock prices. Hospital suppliers GLYDEBALLA Port, a standard, mature. Grape Wine, full strength; 30s casf railed. —Clyde Bnllantyne, Te Kauwhata T> UKEROA Port, finest health tonic, lowes A pri<-c; '2os case, railed: order to-day (J. Henderson, Te Kauwhata. RADALY'S Wines are the best; No. 4 Port ;{(>s rase: freight paid —.i Radaly Hn derson. RICH Old l'ort, quality guaranteed; case; freight paid.— Empire Wine ('<> Box 1144, Auckland. RJCII Port Wines, 21s 2-gal„ at depoi bring jars—Corhan's Wines. 2H Fort *•"' Phone \TELLA'S Rare Old Port or Sherry, 80.- > case, frsight paid; satisfaction guarae teed.— Vella's Vineyards, Oralia. S Caso.—Frontignac, rich, sweet, re> Wine, delivered, freight paid —Ornwi Wines. Mlliott St.. Phone 12-(i.'W QUALITY WINKS.—Rich Port 80s doz No 4 Port 425 ; Harmony Port ami Claret, 48s; Sherry, sfts; Invalid Port, Fron tignnc, Tawny Port and Madeira, f>r>s; Spccin Reserve Port and Special Vintage Dry Sherrj, (><;*, Wine Cocktail and Cellarman's Specla Port 8- r )S; Special Assorted rase. f>Ks Kmiiri ■mid delivery free CORHAN'S, The Wine People Mt Lebanon Vineyards, Henderson City Offire and Depot, 2. y Fort <i Auckland KCT JUTTING rpEETII. Upper or Lower Set. Quito Superior Quality -f*O/10/r? Perfect. Fitting Teeth. Thin "Clinging" Palate Giving Perfect Comfort Painless Extractions a Speciality. Free When Set Ordered. Upper Set "Utility" Teeth . . C2 l'-> <s Selected "Imperial" .Teeth CH 17 (i "SlHildard" Denture . ,C I -I 0 Howie Walker's Special . . to to 0 These Beautiful Teeth will surpass anything you have yet had for comfort and natural appearance. Special guarantee. JJOWEY Dentist, City Chambers, 200 Quoen Street, ONLY.

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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXIII, Issue 22512, 1 September 1936, Page 1

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Page 1 Advertisements Column 6 New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXIII, Issue 22512, 1 September 1936, Page 1

Page 1 Advertisements Column 6 New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXIII, Issue 22512, 1 September 1936, Page 1

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