FARM HANDS WANTED BOY, help milk, 20 cows; Govt, wages; bach.—Les. Syine, Taupiri. |>OV, assist shed, machines, odd jobs; state X> wages.—tt. Anderson, Te Kauwhata. I'lionc HiD. _ COUPLE, young, small herd; wife milk, 4-5 months preferred; house, all conveniences, state wages, including board owner.—Willing, 233 M, HERALD. IT 1 ARM Hand, Arapuni district. Machine Milking, urgently. Milker, 204 M, Herald. I?ARMHR Buy Ilcrd HO, milk 50-50 basis; X good house, shed conditions, etc.—Trustworthy, 77M, Herald. FENCER for sheep farm, 30/- and keep.— Fencer, Box 40, Matamata. CURL, assist hand milk herd, housework; X 25/.. —J. Ward, Ohinewai. MAN, young, milking, farm work; £2/2/6. Wright, Okauia, Matamata. Phone 180 D. MAN, dairy farm, milking, general, 47/ G. —Worker, c.o. Boyce, Cambridge. MAN, with own herd, 50-00 cows, 50/50 basis, good shed, new plant, all conveniences.—l]erald Agent, Waihi. "jl/TiAN, Dairy Farm, general, £2/10/-. J-'-*- Apply Legg, Huntly, or Phone Waikokowai. MAN wanted for Dairy Farm; £2/2/0 and HI- bonus to right man.—Nesbitt, Springdale, Waitoa. MAN or Youth, machines, General Farm Work, jrood teamster: seaside farm. 17 ItJL Work, good teamster; seaside farm, 17 miles Helensvllle. —Box 22, Helensville. MAN, elderly, milk house cows, light jobs; small farm; very best conditions; 15s. — K., 84 M, Herald. MAN or Youth, Machine Milking, Farm Work; good homo, Govt, wages.—M. Schischka, Mangaiti, Te Aroha. MAN or Youth, 60 cows; Govt, wages.— Downing, Taihoa, Matamata. MARRIED Conplo, with male holp, large . herd; start immediately; fare half paid; personal interview.—A. Andrews, Katikati. MARRIED COUPLE wanted, assist milk 00 cows; board man; good 5-roomed house, hot water, free electric light; wages £4. 5/-; start immediately; refs. essential. M." COVERDALE, Te Kawa. Slf ARE-Milkers, buy owner's herd f>o, milk 50-50. —Honest, 86M, Herald, Hamilton. rpEAMSTER, good; no milking; Govt, wages. JL —Jones, Taotaoroa, Cambridge. 70UTH, Hand Milk; wages £1; good home. . —Parr, Massey, Henderson. YOUTH, dairy farm, good home, conditions guaranteed.—Olson, Box 39, Te Awamutu. \TOUTH, experienced in shed; 27/6. — JL' Heasman, Turua. Phone 25K. "\7"OUTH, Shoep Farm, ride, general farm X work.—C. Parsons, Waingaro. YOUTH, 17, good Hand Milker, small farm, handy township.—Farmer, 292 M, Herald. VOUTH, 38-19, shed work, large herd; 1 Govt, wages; good conditions. —F.R., 214 M, Herald. "XTOUTH, Man, mixed farm, 60 cows, 3 in J- shed; Govt. wage. Ken. Matheson, Waiau Pa. \ r OUTHS (2), Milking, Farm Work; willing, X quiet with stock; 30/- each.—G. Henry, Katikati. YOUTH (17-19), experienced, smart in shed, day off weekly, good wages to smart youth.—M., c.o. Boyce, "X7OUTII (16 or 17), able to help milk, light X farm work; wages, £1 per week. —J. W. Walters. Waiuku. YOUTH, 17-18, milking, general farm work; reasonable hours, Govt, wages.— Apply A. nicks. Ararimu, Kamarama. A 1 • Registry, Palmerston Bldgs.—Milkers, -/j —L top wages, fares; Couples. Youths. EVERYBODY'S Registry, Short's Bldgs.— Milkers, best jobs, conditions, obtainable here. PEARSON'S Registry, Exchange Lane.— Milkers. Youths, 45/-, 42/6; Shepherd (dogs). _ jyjASSEY AGRICULTURAL COLLEGE. Applications, closing October 12, aro invited for the position of: WORKING DAIRY FARM MANAGER. Salary according to qualifications. Conditions of appointment may be obtained on application to THE REGISTRAR, P.O. Box 367, Palmerston North. FARM WORK WANTED TT'ARJIERS.—AII Classes Adult Workers X (waiting), Govt, wages or better.—Everybody's Registry (Farm Labour Specialists), Short's Bldgs.; 46-009; Evenings, 20-739. J RATHER and Daughter, to milk; own . cottage if possible; no farm work; reasonable wages.—Farm, Herald Agency, (■rant's Bldgs., Ngaruawahia. MAN (30) wants Farm Work; good worker. —H.W., 98, Herald. TI/fAN, young, position Farm, Draining, 1»X stumping (no milking).—F., 287, Herald. MAN (24), honesit worksr, near Pukekohe. —Hand, c.o. Mr. Harnett, Pukekohe E. MAN, married, competent, 8 years present position, desires change; near school; state wages.—Reliable, 306 M, Herald. MAN, 36, experienced, machines, General; state wages, conditions.—Reliable, 149, Herald. TV/fAN, single, 33, thoroughly experienced, IVJL Dair, or Sheep, Fencing, Rough Carpentry; manage*if required; refined home essential. —H., 236, Herald. MATES (2), Farm position, near Auckland; wages 42/6 each. —R., 241, Herald. "JV/Ti C., experienced, good refs., capable take I>X. charge.—D.l., 72, Herald, Hamilton. \ i Registry, Auckland (46-491). —Reliable A 1 Milkers waiting positions, Waikato DisWANTED KNOWN PREMIER DENTAL.—Repairs, 2 hours, L from 3/6, Painless Extractions, 1/6. Fridays, till 9 p.m.—154 Queen St. ADIES, Obtain Perfect Health. Send stamped envelope.—Dewar. Box 1621. BLACK'S Emporium Library, Newmarket, where you can always get a recent novel. ECZEMA, Skin Blemishes— Kurit,. 2/6, 4/6, posted.—Cooper, Chemist, Victoria St. 1 THISTLE Whisky, 11/6; London Gin, 11/-, - Aust. Port and Sherry, 4/-; French Brandy, 12/6. —Thistle Hotel, Phone 45-437. BAD LEGS I Heal them with Varex Method of Treatment. No resting. Freo booklet from Ernest Healey, Pharmaceutical Chemist, Box 155SU, Wellington. Local representative: Nurse Vane-Wallace, 12 St. Kevin's Arcado, Karaneahape Road. Auckland. And Yon Have a CLEANED, POLISHED AND PROTECTED FLOOR. T> IR M A FOR RHEUMATISM. Speedy Relief from Rheumatism and othor Uric Acid Troubles is Guaranteed with Rirma, the Wonderful New Treatment sold at 6/6 (six weeks' supply), by Chemists. If you secure no rolief, your money will bo refunded without hesitation. Why pay more when Birma will do the job? QATARRH RELIEF OR MONEY REFUND Put Catarrh out of your life with tho regular use of Katarol, which is sold at 3/6 end 5/- on a straight-out Money-Back Relief Guarantee. 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R.U.R. has givon "heavensent" relief to hundreds of sufferers and is sold with written money-back guarantee in every packet by all Depots of Hutchinson Bros., Ltd., and Invincible Cash and Carry Stores. Ltd. Ask for Freo Booklet. TJIGGEST BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES ° SINCE 19291 HERE AT LAST I JUST FROM AMERICA 1 BEAUTIFUL RUBBER MATS FROM WASTE TYRES, now in all the glorious colours. "KNEE ACTIONS" for all BICYCLES, whirlwind seller and new ideal ELECTROPLATING BY NEW METHODS, man in each town to silverplate auto parts, mirrors, beds, etc.. Now an entirely new proposition, "LAST LUNCH FOR RATS,' the year's most gigantic money-maker. WE CONTROL ALL THESE FOR AUSTRALASIA. No competi tion and protected territory; Business Men, Salesmen, Canvassers, Spare-time Workers. Men and Women. Write for free particulars. No capital or experience necessary. ALLIED INDUSTRIES. 74 Pitt Street, Sydney.
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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXIII, Issue 22539, 2 October 1936, Page 1
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