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FARM HANDS WANTED BOY or elderly Man, milk 8 to 9 cows, Auckland Suburbs.—Apply Herald. BOY (10-17), Milk, assist farm work; good home, Govt, wages.—Apply Herald. BOY or Youth, milking, odd jobs; wages 2/0 above award.—Harrow, Klstow. BOY, dairy farm; good homo; permanent. —E. Kyan, Matamata. ■ BOY, I.VL7, permanent; good home; above Government wages.—l>. Enrigiit. Ak:i Aku, Wuiuku. BOY, 17-18, Assist Milking, used to horses, little experience; good conditions; Govt, wages.—Waikato, 3-t4M, Herald. BOY or Youth, for farm; experienco not necessary; good home and conditions. — R. Bror.kliss, Waiiaroa. Hand, Government wages, usual al.l. lowances. —A. Jamieson, Tiirua. GIRL, easy place, close town, help strip small herd, machines, fair paid, award wage.—Genuine, c.o. Boyce, Stationer, Cambridgo. LAD, help Shed, Odd Jobs; Govt, wages.— El. Scinineiis, Matamata. TITAN, Urgently; £2/10/- to start, £3 if I*JL suitable. —C. Stewart. Box 0. Tuneatua. IX/FAN or Youth, milking, general farm IVI work; £2 5/-. —Knightly, Te Puke. TI/TAN. Dairy Farm, experienced; £2/10/-. I>JL —Brinkworth, Peria R.D., Matamata. AN, milking and general; stato wages.— Gibson Bros., Matamata. MAN, milk, general; good hours and conditions; £2 ]O/.— Ray, c.o. F. Maisey, Matamata. TV/TAN, steady, farm and milk round; good Itl wages to good man.—Mulgren, Waihou Rd., I'e Aroha. TI/TAN, for dairy farm; Saturday off between I*l. milkings; wages £2 10/.—Burgess, Phone SA, Waitoa. TITAN or Youth, Machine Milking, 1' arm IVX Work; good wages suitable hand. — Wylie. Box 0. Ngongotaha. TI/TAN, machines, general farm work; good I\l wages good man.—Apply Wallace Supplies, Waitoa. ]\TAN or Youth for Dairy Farm, good home IVJ. and conditions; stato wages.—Nettlinglinm. Pongakawa, Te Puke. TI/TAN or Youth, reliable, .for Dairy Farm; IYL good wages and conditions. —Phone 141, Mornnsvillo. MAN, young, Youth, respectable, some experience milking and general farm work, good homo. Creagh, Phono 180J, Papakura. H TARRIED Couple, to Milk 50 Cows and I\JL General Farm Work; 2 milkers; Govt. wages.—Wyllie, Warkworth. SHEEP Farm Hand, married, experienced; wife 'board owner.—McKnight's, Hannl-

SHEPHERD, fully qualified, with dogs, experienced in all branches farm work, except dairying; reliable, industrious, and abso- , lutely trustworthy; able to take sole # charge if required—Apply, Btating qualifications, to Lamb, 524 M. iIEHAI.n. "VOUTH, for sheep farm; Govt. wage.—K. X Knight, Whakatane. ; YOUTH, 10-18. machine milking, odd jobs; wages £2.—Wallace Supplies, Waitoa. YOUTH. Dairy Farm, GO cows, smart; Govt, wages, bonus, good home. —c. u. Ward. Tirau. YOUTH, poultry and dairy; able to hand milk 9 cows; good home. —Halls, Orams Rd., Manurewa. Phone 84. YOUTH, farm, J8 to 20, able drive cur, good home: wages, £2 5/-. —Weston & Son, R.M.D.. Gordon. Te Aroha. . OUTH, machine milking and Te lAwamutu district; good home, Govt. wag es. —p.. C aro Gifford. Te Awamutu. A 1 Registry, Palmerston Bldgs.—Milkers, AJL urgently, 05/-, bach; 50/-. 47/6; Couple. EVERYBODY'S Registry, Short's Bldgs.— Jil Reliable Exp. Milkers. Youths, urgent. PEARSON'S Registry, Exchange I*™.— Milkers. 50/-. 45/-; Couple. C.-Ga.rdener. YOUNG DAIRYFARMERS. A POSITION IS OFFERED TO A . RELIABLE YOUNG MAN, Who will Take a Keen Interest in all Farm Work. Excellent Prospects. Good Homo and Up-to-date Conditions. AGRICOLA, 440 M, Herald. TV,TARRIED Couple, cxpericncwl, t)oth milk; IVI own cottage required; replies.—Herald, Tau ran ga. if TARRIED Man, age 30, experienced dairy. J\jL team general; wife no duties; own cottage.—Reliable. 403, Herald. QHAIIE-Milking; '2 mates, capable; third O basis;, half pigs,, calves; .herdl about 80 cows; vicinity 40 miles Auckland. Experience, 578. Herald.

■E ON filled, McNamar WANTED TO BUY PPAREL, superior—Mrs. Jackson visits B ■i.mii.Mll liniM iiiiß A PPAREL.—Ladies' O.S.Clothing; also A Men's and Children's. Will call.—Phone Mrs. McNair. 71 Victoria St. W. APPAREL.— 100 Suits, Fur .Coats; highest price; try us and prove it. —Thrifty s, 140 Symonds St. Ph. 40-470. Call. - PPAREL. PERRY'S PAY MORE. SUPERIOR USED CLOTHING. SUITS. BOOKS WANTED. Wo Call. Phone 31-101. BABY'S High Chair, good condition; reasonahle. —Phono 27-574. BONES, best price; dead animals collected. —Austin, Ltd., Te Papapa. Ph. 12-277. BOTTLES, Sacks, Metals, highest prices; reliable man will call. Write Clarke Bros., City, Ring 41-429, Newmarket, 44-109. BOOKS I—Wanted,1 —Wanted, all kinds of Classics; good prices for good stuff.—Bookshop, 129 Symonds St.. opp. Andrews Motors. iw AKE Mixer, strong, terms. —Apply Park 17URNITURE. When Wanting to Sell. 1? don't forget Dad's. Shop. Phono 43-568. LAWNMOWER. Sowing' Machine and Modcrn "Regnlo" Gas Stove.—Ph. 45-996. SCRAP Lead, highest prices. Auto Machine Manufacturing Co., Ltd. SCRAP Metals. Aluminium, Brass, Copper, Lead, Zinc, Battory Lead, Gunmetal. etc., also Scrap Iron and Steel. P. E. JACKSON AND CO.. LTD., Phono 40-505. i Ansae Avenue, Auckland. SPOT Cash for Used Furniture. Roy Squirrcll, Auctioneer. Phone 44-398. STAMPS, N.Z., Islands, Brit. Col.—Pim & Co., 10 H.M. Arcade, Queen St., buy, sell. STAMPS Bought, Collectors' Bargains Offering; Golden Albums. Brodio, Hellahy's Bldg. (opp. G.P.0.). C! TAMPS.—Collections Bought & Sold. N.Z. D.t Islands wtd. —Hcmus. 10 Palmerston Bldg. SUPER BAGS AND LIME BAGS, In any quantity. Best Prices. McKENDRICIC BROS., LTD., Wellington St., City. SURVEYOR'S Lovel and Staff: price, descrip ti o n.—HeiwiniifiOTßL 1 TAPESTRY Wall Panel, hand-made.— Stato price and where to bo seen, Antique. 582 M, llkhald. WARDROBE Trunk, in good condition. — S.T.. "<r>B. Herald. - rjXXS, SUITS, SUITS. HIGHEST PRICES PAID FOR LEFT OFFS AND MISFITS. Phone 45-330. win call. ANCHOR, 61 Victoria Street (Est. 20 years). DIAMONDS, DIAMOND JEWELLERY AND OLD GOLD. Wo Pay . Generous Prices for Your OLD JEWELLERY. Such as Diamonds, Brooches. Pins, etc Call at JAS. PASCOE, 202 Karangahapo Rd., 80 Queon St., Auckland. rpURNITURE. 1 HIGHEST PRICES GIVEN. RICHARD ARTHUR. LTD.. Auctioneers, Noxt Power Board Buildings. Queen Street. Phone 47-380. U SE FURNITURE. WE WILL GIVE HIGHEST PRICES SPOT CASH. ANY QUANTITY. •NO CARTAGE. NO VALUATION FEES. [ ROBERTSON. LTD.. PHONE <l3-025, ' ' AUCTIONEERS. 301 QUEEN STREET (Opp. J.CJi.)

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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXIV, Issue 22833, 14 September 1937, Page 1

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