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FARM HANDS WANTED BOY, assist in shed, odd jobs; good hours, conditions; i-'l. —H. Blackler, Aka Aka, Waiuku. 1/1 ARM Hand, capable, pood homo and conditions; wages £'2 5/. —V. K. Harvey, To Aroha. liUMILY a Milkers, '2 Mates, dependable, assist largo herd, general; cottage; €7. —Conscientious, care Gifford, Te Awamulu. /GENERAL Farm Hand, good with horses; vT !•'_>/JO/-, found; no milking. Head, Jiunua. GIRL, help milk, good stripper; good home and conditions. —Springdale Store. 351). Wairoa. GURL or Boy, learn Poultry Farming, Milk f 2 cows, assist generally.—Willing, lo'J, H KHALI). IAOHINE Shearers, '2, Nov. 30; 1000 sheep.—-J. Harris, Te Kauwhata. MiAN, machine milking, general farm work; wages .t'2/o/-. —IIKHAt.n Agent, Otaua. MAN or Youth, Machine Milking; 12/10/% —Taupiri Coal Mines, Ferry Kldgs. T\/f AN, elderly, respectable, help milk 0 cows, IVI Mt. Roskill.—Reliable, 13'-'M, Herald. MAN, General Farm Work; £'2/10/-, found. —F. Maisey, Matarnatn. MAN or M.C.; town supply; machines. — ScoU, Archibald Rd., Glen Eden. MAN, Youth, General Farm Work, machines.—Findlay, Maramarua. Phone 11).

MAN, experienced dairying; Govt, wages; (jood home; permanent.—Cockell, Wall uroa. "ATAN or Youth, experienced, dairy farm 1U and sheep; wages t'2 0/. Box !23, llnnlly. 11/ fAN or Youth, fast, clean stripper; Oovt. IVL wages; good hours, home. —A. It. Watson, Naumai, North Auckland. MAN, elderly, clean, to Cook for few tar in Hands; .11 weekly and keep.—ll.H., I -I'i, Herald. MiAN, experienced, machine milking, general farm work; good home and conditions; wages .€2/5/-. —Phone 22-503. MAN or Youth, experienced, inachino . milking, farm work; good home; handy to everything; Govt, wage.—Convenient, Box :iO, M orrinsville. MAN or strong Youth, Dairy Farm; good home and conditions; Govt, wages, plus hi p.c. good man; Waiuku. —Socialist, 17!) M, Herald. MA N, single, experienced Dairying, harm Work; Pokeno district; Rood wa?es and conditions. —I'hone 21-834 after 7 p.m. AN' or Youth, Dairy Fann, close Morrinsville; steady essential; uood home and viwes if suitable.— Steady. 80\.3C. Mornnsville MAX, EXPERIENCED, attend to Pigs, Poultry and General Farm Work. Suburban Farmlet. No milking. Al REGISTRY, Pa 1 nierston Buildings. \f AN help hand milk few cows, general itJ. farm work; xood with horses, good car driver; excellent home, easy place; no duds; <;i>vernnient wage, permanent position.— I. McDonnell, Otaua-Waiuku, Phone 40R, Waiuku. MARRIED Couple, man milking, board employer; handy school. —Wallace, Waiau Pa. M~ ARRIED Couple, young preferred, both milk; own cottage, usual allowances; wages £4llO/-. —Apply Herald. MARRIED COUPLE, for Hawke's Bay Station; man Milk 3 cows and Garden; wife cook for 1 people, bake bread and wash; best conditions; wages L 3/10/-. —Write liox 137, C.P.0., Auckland. IIARE-Milkers, 00-100 cows, Waikato. — Apply, testimonials, Farmer, 102, Herald. Sli ARE-Milkers, 50-50 basis; milkers to buy herd i) 0 cows; £75 deposit, balance arranged.—Herd, c.o. Montgomery, Te Puke. "\\7ORKING Manager, married, young; >V Sheep and Cattle Farm; trustworthy; good house and conditions; no school; £3. H. Babbagc. Hauturu, Kawhia. A r OUT 11, milk 2 cows, odd jobs.—Suburban, I 11-', H ERA LP. . — X Smith. C'levcdon. Phone OX. VOUTII, experienced, 00 cows, farm work; J.' found; if inexperienced wages according ability.— R. Harper, Otorohanga. or Man, Dairy Farm, small herd, 1 Govt. wages; good home. —Box 43, Frankton Junct. Phone 24 7M. Hamilton. A T OUTH, smart. Light Farm Work, Milk De--1 livery; good home, wages, conditions. — Vendor, BSOM, Herald. OUTII, IS to 'JO, general farm work; Govt, wages—3s, c.o. Montgomery, Te Puke. "VOUTH, about 17. for dairy farm; wajres J- 35/ week and board.—Apply A. Grove. Maungataperc. A -i Registry, Palmerston Bldgs.—Milkers, ill 50/- (numerous), 47/<i, 45/-; Suburban. 1 EVERYBODY'S Registry.—Milkers, best J wages (fares paid); Couples (cottages), found. PEARSON'S Registry, Exchange Lane.— Milkers, 50/- (1), 15/-; Youths, Couple. FARM WORK WANTED DAIRY Farmer, experienced, married, wants job to pay off cottage and 50 acres.— Write Permanent, 150, Herald. DAIRY Farm.—loung M.C., unencumbered, no experience, wishes learn; Hamilton district preferred.—Particulars. N.R.. 851. 11 ERALD. Manager seeks position, used hilly " country.—Capable. 107 M, Herald. HARVESTER, exp.; mow if necessr.ry; handy City; state rale. —A., 5)2, Herald. HARVESTING, Scrubcutting, Draining, etc., i wanted, young Man.—H„ 177, Hvrvld. HARVESTING, 3-4 experienced Men (one stacker); own conveyance. Herald, Pukekolie. MAN, machine milker, good home conditions, immediately.—Reliable, 846, Herald TV/I'AN, young (25), used to all farm work, I'JL seeks employment of any description.— Writo Willing, C/o Bo.vce, Cambridge. |\/|TAN, single, used to shed and farm work, ■i'-L seeks position; good conditions; go anywhere.—J. Young, Katikati. TIfAN, 55, wife cannot milk, two school i'-l children; fairly liirhl position; used machines.—Conscientious, 7SM, Herald.

MAN, experienced, 21, wants work Sheep Farm; must, be good conditions; state wages.—E. Southgato, <l2 Huntingtree Av., Auckland, 5.2. MANAGER'S position, dairy farm; fully qualified, theoretical and practical work. —IC., 17(>, Herald. MATES (2), experienced all work, position together preferred.—Apply Hkkald. ENSIONER, Light Work, Milk few cows, Garden; small wage.—J.P., 1-16, Herald. AGENCIES VACANT New Zealand.—Write Lucky, 65?). Herald. OLD-Established British Firm, Retail Ex porters of Suit Lengths and Bespoke Tailored Suits, require experienced Commission Agents in all Countries. Wide ranges of cloths at competitive prices. Only men of good character ami proved ability will be considered. —Give references and state experience to Box "B.Il.," Whitehall Advertising Agency Whitehall Road. Leeds 12, England. SECTIONS FOR SALE BELMONT Waterfront. —V<-Acre, extensivo views; pr. beach; cheap.—M.A., 158, Hkrai.D. MISSION BAY.—Urgent Sale, GOft. Frontage, sea view; £HSO; offer wanted.— J no. Grey, Winstone Bldg. IDT. CHEVALIER. —Sections from £(>0; -L financial assistance. —Phillips, 27-148. yj\ HEMEItS (Good). —Adjoining beach— Kendal, I<> Long Drive, Phone 42-101. ST. IIELIERS —Level Sec., (50 x 150; small deposit, terms; no agents.—H„ 100, Heiiald. 3TURGES Eslate, Otahuhu.—Level Sections, easy terms. —G. B. Osmond, 100 Queen St. WINSTONE, LTD., have Finest Sections, moderately priced Will finance building. ORAKEI ROAD, REMUERA, 84 x 185 ft. (Freehold). Last week's price, £250. To-day's Price, £lB5. "There'll ho dozens after it," MILES J. CASSIDY, Dilworth Bldgs. REM I'ERA SPEClAL.—Favoured Locality. 84Ft. frontage; forced sale; £220. And another Snip at .£<ls. McGUIRE & CO., Professional Chambers. Phone 46-555. MISSION BAY £3OO. Codrington Cresceil. AM x t!)Sft. Uninterrupted view. Can't be built out. (Knoll for House Site). 5 ruins, beach. Surrounded by mansions Ring for first refusal, 4<MilH>. MILE? J. CASSIDY, Dilworth Bldg. £l2O - SECTION 2 minutes from school and tram. Pt. Chevalier. 10 minutes beach Adjoins House No. 7 Newell St. " MAKB A DECENT OFFER AND ITS YOURS." Easy Terms. MILL!* J CASSIDY. Dilworth Bldg TO LEASE VICTORIA ST., CITY.—I-Storey Factory, T 1500 sq. ft., total area, section, 3UOO sq. ft. Entrance from streets. Suit timber dealer. McGUIRE & CO., Professional Chambers.

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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXIII, Issue 22584, 24 November 1936, Page 1

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Page 1 Advertisements Column 6 New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXIII, Issue 22584, 24 November 1936, Page 1

Page 1 Advertisements Column 6 New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXIII, Issue 22584, 24 November 1936, Page 1

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