FARM HANDS WANTED EOV, J.">, help milk, small herd. —Apply S. Barron, Manawurii. BOY. Youth (15-18), machine milking, good home, week-end per month. —Bullock, Maraniarua. BOY or Youth, help milk 30 cows, machines.—Fred Ward, R.D., Manawaru, 'J'c Aroha. OY or Youth, experience not essential; better than Govt, wages.—Eaton Roberts, Otorohanga. BOY wanted, age 10 to 1.7, milk, help light farm work; good home. —11. O. McFarlane, Taupiri Rd., Ngaruawahia. BOY or Youth, Machine Milking, experience not necessary if willing; good home and conditions.—Owen Bros., Waiau Pa, R.I). BOY, Dairy Farm, wet days, week-ends otr between milkings; Govt, wage, rise if suitable. —Wallace Supplies, Waitoa. IARM Hand, Machino Milking, General; Govt, wages.—J. Pye, Turua. l/'ARM Hand, reliable, quick stripper, good J- conditions; state ago and wages required. —Honiie, 731 M, Herald. G.ENERAL Farm Hand; good home; state wages.—Handy, 481 M, Herald. HAND Milker, good. Man. Youth or Girl. —C. K. Edwards, Ohaupo. HAND Milker, good, urgent; top wages suitable man.—Currey, Takapuna. C., both milk, 05 cows.—lnterview State « Placement Service, Hamilton. MiAN. Youth, dairy farm; good conditions. —Geo. Hall, llairini, Te Awamutu. AN, married, single, or Youth, for dairy farm. —Dynes, Rukuhia. ' MAN, team, sheep work, general; award wages; Waikato. —Hub, New Lynn. MAN or Youth, experienced, machines, small herd, farm; good home and conditions.—J.B., 840 M, Herald. IVfAN or Youth, Machine Milking, General I»_L Farm Work, near Hamilton.—J. McDowell, Matangi. MAN, young, competent, Milking and General Farm Work; £'2151-. —G. - L '- L General Farm Work; £2/5/-. —G. Denton, Tirau. MAN. elderly, odd jobs on farm; good home: wage according ability.—Aoulv home; wage according ability.—Apply Ivan Anso, Otorohanga. MAN wanted, machine milking, good home and conditions; £'2/5/-. Gilchrist, Phone 27A, Waharoa. MAN, immediately, machine milking, general farm work. —H. Applcton, Kiwitahi, Morrinsville. MAN or Youth, machino milking and general farm work, bach with employer, good wages to good man.—B. Bjerring, Waihi. MAX or Youth, General Farm Work; Government wages; good home.—Box 9, 11 nnt ly. MAX, between 30-40, Milking and General Farm Work; good home and conditions; permanent.—Ring or write Birkett, Matamala. MAN. machine milking. general farm work; 3 hands employed; good conditions and wages.—Meet Employer, 2 p.m., Thur.-Way, Herald Office. Hamilton. MAN or Youth, Govt, wages, for Dairy Farm; good home. —H. E. McLeod. Phone SS, Waipu. MAN, young, honest, experienced, for dairy farm; good home; award wages.—H.L., (MOM, Herald. HI/TAN, good stripper, all farm work, good -"A with horses; every Saturday off between milkings; wages £2 51. —11. E. Jones, Paengaroa, near Te Puke. "VfARRIED Couple, 80 cows, house, new IVL shed. —Bull, Newmarket, or Phone BK, Kaipara Flats. MARRIED Couple, both milk; man, general farm work, own cottage; wages £••4/10/-.—Wallace Supplies, Waitoa. Married couple, both milk, 55 cows, man farm work; small cottage, e.1.; £'3 15/, extras.—A. C. Andrews. Onewhero. MC„ milkers, farm work, machines, 80 • cows; house; good wages. R. W. Smith, Waitoa. MARRIED COUPLE, with family preferred, capable taking full charge, milk 70 cows, electric bungalow, handy school, bus and rail; state wages, prospects share-milk-ing next season. —Milker, Sl IM, Herald. MATE, competent, view share-milking corning season; state wage.—X.Y.Z., 074, Herald. SECONDARY School Boy, for Seaside Dairy Farm, to help strip, in exchange for holiday: must be refined, strong and good sport.—Particulars, Apply Herald. WOMAN or Girl, Dairy Farm, machines; good home, wages, suitable person; permanent. —Farm, 093 M, Herald. "T7I7ORKING Manager, active man with 2 VV strong sons, develop sheep farm, hilly country; fence, top-dress, plowing, sheep. No school within 4 miles. —Apply with refs., stating wages required, to X.Y.Z., 108 M, Herald. VOUTH, 10-18, experienced machines.— J- R. J. Hattawa.v, Pakuranga. YOUTH, dairying, farm work; Govt, wages. —Smart, care Gifford, Te Awamutu. 7"OUTH. farm work, .medium herd; good home, conditions. —Gadsby, Te Kawa YOUTH, smart, clean, milking, farm work; permanent.—o. Mulcahy, Morrinsvillo. YOUTH, 10-18, reasonable conditions; 30/week, handy town. —Rumble, Te Aroha West. "\7"OUTH, some experience farm work, sheep 1 station. Apply Manager, Crosland, Helensville. YOUTH, 18-20, milk small herd, machines: one with orchard experience desired; good wages and conditions.—Particulars, R., 635 M, Herali. A 1 Registry, Palmerston Bids*. —Milkers, -"-i-J- 47/0, 45/, handy; Couples. £i. YJEARSON'S Registry, Exchange Lane. -L Milkers, 45/, 42/6; Youths, Couples. FARM WORK WANTED FAMILY, Adults, good Milkers, 80-100 cows; refs.—Urgent, 782, Hskald. Work, by experienced hand, handy Auckland; refs. —G., 750, Herald. I?ARM Manager, married, requires position, . thoroughly experienced all departments farm work, sheep, cattle, cropping; first-class testimonials. —Capable. 837. Herald. contract, otherwise; also handy J ivith tools.—X.Y.Z.. 250, Herald. Hamilton. MiAN, elderly, wants job; single, active.— Nolan, Ideal Registry, Hamilton. MAN, young, dairy farm work, experienced, sole employee.—Waikato, 820 M, Herald. MAN, middle-aged, good hand milker, farm work. —K., 858, Herald. AN, young, experienced all dairying, capable, abio take charge, fencing, ploughing, used horses..—Y.Z., 822 M, Herald. MAN, married, wants pormanent position; experienced all branches farming; own cottage; convs,; stato wages.—G.D.M., Herald, Whakatano. MARRIED Teamster, Fencer, General Farm Hand, no encumbrances; anywliere.—Refs., SIB, Herald. MARRIED Couple, 1 child, experienced milkers. farm work.—Toilers, G77, Herald. "WORKING Manager, 35, married, engage- * * ment; competent, mixed farming.—C.l!., (i Hi. H ekajld. I EVERYBODY'S Registry, Short's Bldgs.— li M.C., wife household duties; Milkers. Fencers. Teamster, Harvesting, waiting.— Phone 40-000. __ POSITIONS FILLED POSITION Filled.—Fencing and tractor job. Thanking applicants. Madill, Tuakau. AGENCIES WANTED OLD - ESTABLISHED MERCHANT HOUSE, calling on Storekeepers and Hardware Merchants, offers tho services of ils Representative FOR ADDITIONAL LINE OF MERCHANDISE, ON COMMISSION BASIS, for Bay of Plenty, Gisborne and .East Coast Districts. Write CONFIDENTIAL, fi!)(s, Herald. MONEY TO LEND ADVANCES arranged, with or without security —Wood. 70!) N.Z. Insurance Bldgs. DVANCES, any security.—Mrs. Wild, 9 Rew's Chambers, opp. G.P.0.; 43-750. ADVANCES Immediately Available on all kinds of Chattels, including pianos, sewing machines, radios, motor-cars (all without removal); also promissory notes. —Confidential Loans, Ltd.. 20 Empire Bldgs., Swunson St. Phone 43-22!). CTABH Advanced on Jewellery, Binoculars, ' Instruments, etc. Lowest rates. —Emanuel Kissin, Ltd., 328 Queen St. C~OLONIAL Finance Co.. Ltd., Tabernacle J Bldgs.. Karangahape Rd. Phone 42-103. I?MPIRE LOAN CO., lends on Furniture, Pianos. Cars, etc., without, Removal. — Colonial Mutual Bldgs.. Queen St. Ph. 12-001. ]OANS promptly arranged on any reasonJ ablo security.—Private Loan Agency, 27 Phoenix Chambers, opp. C.P.0., Queen St. TEMPORARY Loans, honest persons, 1 ability repay.—Write R. Irwin, 72 Wakofield St. T E A D iE R S, L I M I T E D, LEND MONEY On Furniture, Pianos, Sewing Machines, Radios, Motor-cars, Launches, Cattle, Livestock, Farm Implements, etc., without removal. LEADERS, LIMITED, 3lt) Pacific Buildings, Corner Queen and Wellesley Sts. (3rd floor), Phone 40-180.
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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXIV, Issue 22620, 7 January 1937, Page 1
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