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FARM HANDS WANTED BOY or Girl, Assist Milking.—Phone H. Worlli, Putaruru. BQY, experience unnecessary, Machines, 30; close to.vn. —Simpson, Fencourt, Cambridge. ' BOY (10-17), Milking and General; easy place; good home; North Auck.—C.lv., 11'J, Jlkhald. OY or Youth, Milking and Odd _Jobsj good home.—L. W. Robinson, No. 7 Rd., Waitoa. BOY or Girl, help in Shed; good home and conditions.—Apply \V. A. Clarke, Phone 23K, Te A wamutu. ___ BOY, 15-18, 70-acre dairy farm, close Hain- "■ ilton; little experience preferred.—Henwood. Phone 2708. BOY or Youth, Machines and Farm Work. Good conditions; 30/. —.Reynolds, Jun., R.D., To Aroha. worker, experienced, 14 miles town; wages £2 10/-. —Phone 12011, Huntly. GIRL or Woman, assist milking and housework, small herd, good wages; reasonable hours.—X., 030 M. Herald. GI.IRL, under '_' l, good hand milker; c.oinI fortable home; near Auckland; good wages.—Ring 26-181 between 5 p.m.- 7 p.m. MACHINE Milker,, good; near Auckland; start immediately; £2 7/0, with rise if suitable. —W.N., SIM, Herald. MAN, must bo good in shed; wages £2/15/. —Box 15, Waharoa. MAN, young, experienced, small dairy farm; £2 5/. —li. M. Mi' Gibbon, Rolokauri. MAN, experienced, 75 cows, general; £2 10/-; good conditions. —Kernot, Hinuera. MAN or Youth, milking, general farm work. —Warren, No. 3 Road, Te Puke. MAN, good, machine milking and general farm work, good home and conditions; Government wages.—A. J. Kidd, Waiuku. AN. young (18-20), assist SO cows, no stripping, easy* place, good conditions; Govt, wage and bonus. —Shea, c.o. McLaren, Okoroire. MAN, capable, for dairy farm, good •jome; Govt, wages.—Saville, Pukeroro R.D., 250 K. Hamilton. MAN, experienced, Sheep, fencing, general, small farm; age, award wages, refs. — Sheep, 07M, Herald. AN, reliable, to Assist Milking, 120 Cows and Light Farm Work; award wages.—G. Jefferies, care F. Strange, 'lc Aruha. MAN, married, fully experienced; own cottage, firewood, milk free, and bonus. — Dairy Farmer, Rolfe, Putaruru. MAN, elderly, assist Milking, 55 cows; no farm work; bach employer; good wages. —Permanent, 020 M, Herald. MAN (10-IS), young, for modern Poultry Farm, handy Auckland; good home; wages to commence, 2'./-; state experience.— Chicks, 074 M. Hf.rm.d. MAN or Youth for General Farm Work near Paeroa; good home and conditions. State wages.—H. A. Morrison, Phone 70A, Paeroa. SHARE-Milker, own herd 75 cows; good farm, new milking machine; Hauraki Plains.—Jno. Grey, Winstono Bldg. Q HARE-MILKER, with 75 cows, required O urgently; 50-50 basis; rich farm; no topdressing; nice dwelling, new milking plant.— Reply 55 REMUERA RD, Phone 24-384, or JNO. GREY, Winstone Bldg., Queen St. VOUTH or Man, award wage.—Apply 452 -J- Karangahape Rd. \7"OUTII wanted, 15 to 17, assist small .1- farm.—M. Hamilton, Tatuanui. "VrOUTH (16-19). machines, general farm JL work. Govt, wages.—Hogg, Tirau. "XT'OUTH for Dairy Farm; good home; Govt. J- wages.—Harry Southee. Walton. A7"OUTH, experienced Milker; state wages; -1- good home. —K. Vincent, Waitoa. VTOUTH, Machines. Odd Jobs; £1 week.— J- A. Haynes, Kiwitahi Railway. YOUTHS, 2, 16-18, experienced shed, farm; 30/. —H.D., 012 M, Herald. "VTOUTH, respectable, Machine Milking, J- Farm Work; good home. —Hawes, C.o. Arnold. Matamata. YOUTH, 17-19 years, for Dairy Farm; Govt, wages and bonus 2/6 weekly; permanent position; handy township.—Write Reliahle, 73M, Herald. \-i Registry. i'a!mer.-ton Bldgs.—Milkers, X\_L urgently, 47/6, 45/; Y'ouths, 40/, 35'; Fencer, oO,'; Teamster, urgent. 17 VERYBODY'S Registry.—Reliable MilkJTj ers, 15/- (one) fare paid; exp. Youth (35/-). • ■" ■■ ' "PEARSON'S Registry, Exchange Lane. — JL Milkers, 45/-, 42/6; Youths, Boys. FARM WORK WANTED I? -\MILY 3 Male Milkers, available for i: shares.— McKnighfs Reg.. Hamilton. T|.\N (22). 8 years' experience; particulars, IYX wages, etc. —Capable. 50M, Herald. AN. machino milker, good home, reasonable hours. —Abstainer, 133, Herald, Hamilton. l/fAN, single, reliable, trustworthy, sheep i>l. [ami. —Experienced, 102, Herald, Hamilton. MAN, married, capable, used horses, fencing, general farm work; own cottage; wife no duties; state wages. Refs., 01, Herald. MARRIED Man, son 20, expert Fencers, Sheep, Cattle, Tractor experience.—T.lv., i) 46, Herald. POSITION, • Pupil, Assistant, required, Mixed Farm; age 22. —Worker, 967. Herald, Hamilton. SHARE-Milking. thoroughly experienced, Father and Sons; large herd. —C.o. Seddon, Herald Agent. Wanganui. OHARE-Milking or Managing Job, by Man O with assistant; satisfaction assured; ref. —M., 027 M, Herald. SHARE-Milking, wages, M.C., thoroughly exper. all branches; cottage; refs.; handy Auck. —Conscientious. 053 M, Herald. inVTCRYRCTDY'S .Registry, 46-009, for ReDRESSMAKING, Designing, Pattern-mak-ing thorough personal tuition; success assured. —Hollywood School, 63 Queen St. FRENCH, Italian, German. Spanish.— Madam Palazzi, 21 Bath St., Parnell. Gt REGG'S Shorthand. —Country Students, r send for Free Lesson, particulars; full course, .€3/15/-. —Wakefield College, Auckland. H \lHDRESSING. — Former L'upils rccom'mend N.Z. College—22S Queen St. K SYSTEM Showcard Students preferred by leading retailers.—Phone 12-101 ■ ANDOLIN, Guitar, Banjo, Ukulele, Sax. —Walter Smith, Lewis Eady Bldg. ISS GREENWOOD'S Commercial School, Newmarket, for individual instruction in Shorthand, Typewriting, Book-keeping. XrOTOR Driving.—B. A. Mnyhill, late A.A. i>JL Post Licence Instrnctor. —Ph. 11-223. MOTOR-Driving Taught cheaply, quickly. Licence guar.—Lawson. Ph. 28-012. NZ. Radio College, Winstono Bldg. All . qualified students placed during past 4 years.—Phone 30-Stio. SHORTHAND, Typewriting, Book-keeping, English at Auckland Business College. THE Correspondence Coaching School (T. U. Wells, M.A., Principal), Specialist Tutors in all subjects. Prosp., Box 1414. To Live.—Learn Story-writing, Y\ Reporting. Interviewing, from Freelanco, C.P.O. Box 1721, Auckland. TUITION WANTED KINDERGARTEN required for child, Mt. Eden. —Apply Driver, 4 Wynyard Rd. OFFICE EQUIPMENT FOR SALE BRITISH Portable Typewriter, Standard keyboard, £l3 13/- —Reliable Typewriters, Ltd., T. and G. Bldgs., Wellesley St. Phone -10-135. rpYPEWRITER, Regent Portable, as new; JL cheap for cash.—Ring 17-505. GOOD Selection Reconditioned Typewriters which have been replaced by British Itnperial.—Armstrong, Springhalt. Conimerco St. A STANDARD BRAND AT A NEW LOW PRICE. Remington, Portable Typewriters, £ 16/10/-; subscription payments from Od per day. ARMSTRONG & SPRING HALL, LTD.. 17 Commerce St. AMAZING VALUE. — The Hermes Baby Portable weighs only 5 l / 2 lb. Standard keyboard. Only £l3/13/-. —The world's smallest and strongest portable.—lnspect at BRITISH TYPEWRITERS, 'LTD., 8 Queen s Arcade, Queen St., Auckland FOR HIRE CHECKER Delivery, luggage, fum., fruit, parcels; all suburbs, dai1y.—154(24. "/CLIPPER" City Parcel Express, 20-1 Hob\J soil St.—Furniture Removals.—■l. ! *vtii*i(>. 17VANCY Costumes, Dinner, Morning, Evening Suits; catalogue, 2d; country orders. —Desireo Hansen, Dilworth Bldg., 47-709. JACKS, Bottle, Timber, Ext. Ladders. — Sam White A. Sons. -Market Place. 4-1-708 VACUUM Cleaners, 5/• day, delivered.— Domestic Vacuum Co. Phono 44-600. ELECTRO-PLATERS A UCKLAND Electroplating Co., Ltd., estab. ISS9. —351 Queen St., fow doors above Town Hall, same sido. Ph. 42-618.

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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXIV, Issue 22792, 28 July 1937, Page 1

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Page 1 Advertisements Column 6 New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXIV, Issue 22792, 28 July 1937, Page 1

Page 1 Advertisements Column 6 New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXIV, Issue 22792, 28 July 1937, Page 1

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