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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXIII, Issue 22603, 16 December 1936, Page 1

FARM HANDS WANTED BOY, light shed duties, 10-17 years; Govt, wago.—so, c.c. Flatt's, Tc Aroha. BOV (15-10), Milking, good home, Govt, wages.—Phone IoR, T. l'ole, Whitford. BOY, Youth or Man for Dairy Farm; experience not essential.—D. F. McLean, PI lone SK, W aipu. IT 1 AKM Hand, machine milking, general; good home and conditions; Hamilton.— Dick Kemp, Koroniatua R.D., Frankton June. AN, elderly, milk 3 cows, garden, good ■ home; state wage.—N.X., 088 M. Herald. MAN or Youth, Milking, Farm Work; .f-75/-.—F. H. Scott, Walton. A J AN, good milker, machines, clean, gen- -- oral farm work; wages, £2/5/-. —W., 772 M, iI Kit.ALU. MAN, good; good wages, home; all farm work. —If. J Valentine, fauhei, Phone 152W, Morrinsville. MiAN, milking, odd jobs; Govt, wage clear; good conditions; permanent.— Morris, Box 28. Pho.ie -17, i'iran. MAN or Youth, strong, willing, good stripper, assist farm work; wages, 42/6. — Scales, Papakura. MAN or Youth, able to milk, general farm work; driver's licence preferred; small farm.—Apply 111 Colonial Mutual Bld<rs TITAN, experienced, a miles from Hamilton; I>X ao cows, good conditions; Govt, wages.— Phone 282J, or write J{., 7-IM, Herald. MAN or Youth, General Farm Work, niactiines, good conditions; award wages.— Barrett, Waharoa. MAN, capable, to take charge small herd, machines; wage, home conditions and off duty, good.—A. W. Wright, Beach Rd., Pa pa k i ira. L'hono 182. MiAN, experienced, reliable, for dairy farm; capable taking charge for approximately <1 weeks, commencing New Year; prepared bach if necessary; wages £3 and found Testimonials and age to 'Relieving, c.o. Mairs, I'e Awamntu MARRIED Couple; Man, Milk; small cottage; board man; il.—D. McMillan, Katikati. i\TARRIED Couple, own cottage; 51 above Govt, wages; wife milk" if required.— Phone J 00A, Pukekohe. MILKING and Farm Work.—Man, young, 80 cows; Govt, wages, more to good man.—Box MO, Huntly. SHEA RER wanted to shear 140 ewes by machine.—G.W., 785, Herald. BROWN'S BAY.—Youth, help milk, 20 cows, no farm work; good home; 25/-, rise suitable.—Wilkinson's Store. /\~l Registry, Palmerston Bldgs.—Milkers, -ii-X 55/_ 50/ handy, 47/(1, 45.'. Registry, Short's Bldgs.— Milkers, 45/-, 47/0, 50/-; fares paid. i PEARSON'S Registry, Exchange Lane.— Milkers, 50/-, 45/-; Youths, Couple. FARM WORK WANTED CARPENTER, Sheep Station, Building, Painting; £2/10/. —Reliable, 237, Herald. 1 FOREIGNER, experienced, systematic, farming, wants small farm, share; no gum land.—Experience, 770, Herald. MAN, young, 3 years last position; willing.—.Experienced, 733, Herald. MAN (30), experienced farm work, wants harvesting.—Worker. 728, Herald. Rotary hoe contractors.—can work up any area. Modern machinery, experienced drivers; go anywhere. Let us quote. BOATSWAIN BROS., Patctonga. Phone 4S. SITUATIONS WANTED COOK, 2nd. Male, capable, position Rotorua; reliable, sober.—Cook, 740, Herald. GARDENER wants Work, 8/- a day; good references; strict. —T.T., 730, Herald. GARDENER, life experience; handyman; good milker; refs.—Conscientious, 731, }I Kit ALU HOTEL Porter, urgent; temporary or permanent accepted.—W.F., 700, Herald. HOUSEKEEPING or any place of trust; capable, widow.—Apply Herald. MAN, young, odd jobs, house, garden; drive car; house cows.—Reliable, 734, Herald. MAN, 30, good appearance, educated, able drive, do anything, anywhere.—Personality, 712, Herald. MAN, work, any description, during holidays or permanent.—Reliable, 756, HehaiA>. "V"URSES' Bureau, Tele. 47-456. —Nurses, -»■* reg., Maternity, experienced, available. "Vf Z.R.N.A., Mountain Rd.. Auckland, S.E.I, li • —Medical Surgical, Midwifery Nurses. 20-151. T\7"iOMAN, young, child 3, Housekeeping, » ». town, country.—A.B., 751, Herald. WORK WANTED BRICKWORK, tho firm that does every • class modern Brickwork. Fireplace Specialists.—For Service, Ring 28-214. (CHECKER Transport delivers twice daily, vv SuDurbs; luggage, shipping.—Ring 45-924 DRESSMAKING, Designing, perfect fit assured. —Julie Reid, IHI Symonds St. 30-021. IP XPERT Licensed Drainor, Tarring, SandLi ing, Concrete Paths. —Williams, Ph. 13-304. TpURS, Coats, Renovated. Dyed.—Miss R. JP Wittner, 289 Karanganape Rd.; 46-652. LAWNMOWERS, Saws, Sharpened; collect, delivered; latest machinery; longest experience.—Cranston. Eden Terrace; 44-375. LAWNMOWERS . Sharpened by expert engineers.—Ryan's, Si. Paul St. 41-029. LAWNMOWERS Sharpened; collected and delivered: 6/6.—Broadway Service. Phone 25-352. T AWNMOWERS Sharpened.—C. & D. J. -Li Stone, Arthur St., Newmarket.' Phone 40-SSS. rpENNIS Courts, Tar, Sand, Concrete, 1 Lawns, Grounds.—Southgate; 21-543. WRINGER Rollers Re-rubbered; collected, delivered. Newroll Works, 82 Fanshawe Street. "VOUTH, 20 - Gardening, Digging, CleanJ- ing; 8/ daily.—Worker, 773, Herald. TNEXPENSIVE WASHING 1 1 The Towel Supply Laundry's 2/6 Bagw:ash Service is something that makes home washing too expensive even to think about! A couple of minutes to bundle up the washing for a family of three or four, a ring on the phone, and washing day is over! Can you beat itf TOWEL SUPPLY LAUNDRY AND "TRI"-CLEANING, 67 Victoria St. West. Phone 46-895. APARTMENTS VACANT A RRAS, 79 Wakefield St., opposite Wakefield Hospital.—Roome, double, single. BACH, detached, furn., Single; also Room. —9 Hepburn St., Ponsonby. BEDROOM, dining room, double, furn.— 10 Runnell St., College Hill. BED-SITTING Room, well furn., single, own convs. —70 Khyber Pass. C^iTY. —Front Double Bed-Sitting Room, kitchonette, furnished. —23 Wynyard St. DOUBLE Bed-Sitting Room.—4l Park Rd., opp. Hospital. DOUBLE • Bed-Sitting Room, also small outside Room, fully furnished, opposite University.—2 Grafton Rd. HERNE BAY. —Largo Bed-Sitting Room, suit m.c., friends; meals optional.— 27-571. IT ENILWORTH, 79 Shortland St. New V management. Double, Single Rooms; breakfast optional. "17"OHI.—Rooms available, 12/6; also Bach, IV Grafton.—3l Carlton Rd. TJV7ELL Furn. Single, Double Rooms, quiet, ' V clean. —31 Graham St. APARTMENTS WANTED BACH or Single Room, furn., gas ring; Tradesman.—R.P., 796, Herald. BACH or Room, furn. or unfurn., respectable, permanent tenant; Devonport prebut not essential.—Urgent, 732, Herald DETACHED Single Furn. RoonfT refined person, good surroundings.—Reasonable, 761, Herald. FLAT, furnished, couple, 2nd section.— 130 A Great North T?d. r PAURANGA.—Lady, elderly, require? J- Furn. Bed-Sitting Room, kitchenette attached, permanent; state terms.—H.B., 474, Herald. POSITIONS FILLED I POSITION filled; thanking many applicants.—Manager, Ngapuke, Onewhero. REFRIGERATORS pAY CASH PAY LESS. Inspect tho .World's First Prize Refrigerator. Economy Convenience Beauty. Low Cost and Cheapest to Operate. 12 Months' Free Service. HOME SPECIALTIES, LTD.. Oth Floor, Commerce Bldgs., Cr. Anzac Av„ Beach Rd.; 42-904. Open Friday Nicrhts. Home of True Value in Eloctric Appliances. DYERS AND CLEANERS VT Z. Dry Cleaning Co., Ltd., Dyers and H • Cleaners. Ph. 47-005; 1-3-6. Howe St. JORTEKS Dye Works. Ltd., Dry Cleaners, Dyers, 135 Karanganape Rd. vans collect. (JUITS. Costumes, Frocks, etc., Dry Cleaned. O Pressed; Odourless, collected, delivered free. —Moody's Dye Works. Ltd., 41-273.