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FARM WORK WANTED BROTHERS (2) want herd, GO or 70 cows; one-third share or wages; own cottage; Hamilton preferred; life experience; start June I.—X., 170 M, Herald. ]\,TAN, young, Farm Work; 12yrs experience; ■i'l- near Auckland. —S.D., 15!tM, H erald. MiAX', young, wanting sheep experience: good horseman, own saddle, experienced dairy and general farm work.—L.C. 31 J. Herald. MAN, 30, married, 1 child; wife no milking, light house duties; own cottage; wood boss, wages and allowances. Start April I I. Reliable. TOLLER, 312 M, Herald. by 2 mates, 75-80 cows; O good refs., good men.—Share-milkers, c.o. Kaveney, Matamata. SHARE-Milking, coming season, about bo cows; bach winter months.—lrish Mates, c.o. Montgomery, Te Puke. SHARE-Milkers, 3, young, experienced, want good herd. 100-120.—Shares, 303 M, 11 Kit Al. P. j U HA'RE-Milking, 3 Men, 100-120 cows; exO perienced, farm work.—Willing, 310. II erm.D. r I TEAMSTER. Man, young, experienced X teamwork, hilly country; refs.; state wages. Start after Easter. Honest, 170, H erald. "YtrOMAN, Milking, Light House Duties; ' V state highest wages. Refined, 321, Herald. A \ r A X T E IJ B V F A M I L Y. \ \ 00 Good Cows, by Hand, or 00-100 by Machines. On shares; 3 milkers. Write, MAXAWAT U. 222 M. Herald. IJEA RSOX'S Registry, Exchange Lane. — J Farm Hands, Milkers, Teamsters availPUPILS WANTED ACADEMY Dressmaking, Victoria Arcade. —lO Lessons, 32/G; expert tuition. A SHLEIGH College, N.Z. Insce.—All Subi'V jects. Record successes recent Exams. DRESSMAKING, Designing, Pattern Making. Thorough personal tuition Success assured. Hollywood School Dressmaking. t>3 Queen St. DRESSMAKING. Designing, Pattern Making. thorough tuition.—Aliss Ashton. Sel-Phit School, Plaza Theatre Bldgs. n XPERT Tuition. Dressmaking, Ticket JLi Writing, Radio, etc.—Drnleigh College. Tuition, Shorthand, Typewriting. Art, Drcssn.aking.—Druleigh College, O'Con n ell St , CI 10XT S Tailoring, professionally taucht. X —Selwyn College. Safe Deposit Bldgs.. lluli St. Shorthand. —Country Students, T send for Free Lesson and particulars. Full Course. £3/J5/-.—Wakefield College. Auckland. HAIRDRESSINU. —Former Pupils recommend N.Z. College.—22B Queen St. MISS GREENWOOD'S Commercial School, Newmarket, for individual instruction in , Shorthand, Typewriting. Book keeping. " i MOTOR Driving. —B. A. Mayhill. late A.A ! Post Licence Instructor. —Ph. lti-030. j ADIO Operators wanted, shortage of qualified men.— Inquire N.Z. Radio College, Winstone Dldg. Phone 30-800. OIIORTHAND. Typing, etc.—Selwyn Col i) lege, Safe Deposit Bldgs., High St. SHORTHAND, Typewriting, Book-keepinz. English, Handwriting, at the Auckland Business College. j HORTHAND. Special Correspondence Course, complete, £3 15/. Country stu- I dents, send for Free Lesson.—Wakefield Col lege, Auckland. VJHO.WCARD Ticket Writing successfully 0 taught.—K System. 7!) Customs St. E. MMIE Correspondence Coaching College (T. i- U. Wells, M.A., Principal). Specialist Tutors .n all subjects.—Prosp., Box 1414. 1 AS Reduction. —Enrol February, K. System | 11/ —Showcard School. 7!l Customs St DRESSCUTTING. Designing, Dressmaking. For Thorough Tuition learn from the Foremost and Largest School of Fashion in the British Empire. Call, write or phone ■I7-200 for our Free Booklet. Personal or Postal Lessons.—McCAßE ACADEMY OF DRESSMAKING, 4th Floor, Colonial Mutual Bldgs., lf>o Queen Street, Auckland. L EARN QOMMERCIAL Show Card Writing. Pastels, Cartooning, Lightning Sketch. SPECIAL CORRESPONDENCE COURSE For COUNTRY STUDENTS. WAKEFIELD BUSINESS COLLEGE. 47 Queen St.. Auckland. WANTED KNOWN DR. WALLS' English Worm Syrup, safe, reliable, for stomach, thread and tapeworm, children, adults. '■>/«; all chemists. ACNE, Eczema, Psoriasis. Seborrhoea, Baldness, Alopecia, Baby Eczema, successfully treated at Klexema Rooms, Phono 1011. Consultations Free. Open Friday Evenings.—National Bank Bldgs.. Victoria St.. 1 l:i in ill oil. l/CZEMA Skin Blemishes. —Kuril. 2/(1. 4/0. j j [Misted. —Cooper. Chemist. Victoria St. BAD LEGS safely treated at home with Varex Method. Simple and inexpensive.— Free BooKlet from Ernest Hcaley, Pharmaceutical Chemist, Varex, Ltd., Box 155811, Wellington. Local Rep.: Nurse Vane-Wallace, 12 St. Kevins Arcade. Karangahape Rd„ Auck. BAG WASH.—Ladies, why not have morel time for Shopping)' Our Perfectly- 1 laundered Wast tor 5/- includes aM Flat Work beautifully ironed and personal lintn dried. BRI TISH LAUNDRY CO Phonp 40-4HVJ. j QOITRE OPERATION Mrs. M.ll—Tuahiwi, avoided an operation for goitre by taking THYKODONE, the concentrated oyster extract. Before taking THYRODONE her goitre was so bad she could "hardly stoop. Three months after taking THYRODONE her doctor advised her an operation was no longer necessary and a littlo later she reported the goitre to he entirely gone. THYRODONE is sold at 4/0 by Chemists. /CATARRH RELIEF OR NO PAY I VJ You can relieve yourself of unhealthy, dangerous Catarrh, phlegm-spitting, nose congestion and head noises, etc., by putting a few drops of Katarol in each nostril night and morning. Safer than douching. Builds up membranes and throat to withstand infection null weakness; 3/0 trial size, A/- double. Money-hack Relief Guarantee. Sold by all Depots of Hutchinson Bros., Ltd.. and Invincible Cash and Carry Stores, Ltd. yKARS OF AGONY ENDED. •*- "1 suffered agony for years from rheumatism and sciatica. Doctors said it was arteritis. Doctors and nurses failed to give relief and T lost weeks and weeks of work," writes Mr. A. Van, of II Cowrie Street. Wellington. "To-day I am perfectly fit and well as a result, of R.U.R. Treatment." R.tT.R. Rheumatic Remedy is sold with a genuine money-back guarantee by all depots of Hutchinson Bros., Ltd.. and Invincible Cash A Carry Stores, Ltd. "NUGGET" YOUR SHOES EVERY MORNING.

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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXIV, Issue 22688, 29 March 1937, Page 1

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Page 1 Advertisements Column 6 New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXIV, Issue 22688, 29 March 1937, Page 1

Page 1 Advertisements Column 6 New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXIV, Issue 22688, 29 March 1937, Page 1

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