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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXIV, Issue 22900, 1 December 1937, Page 1

- FARM HANDS WANTED BOY, Youth, Farm, milking, 45/-. —Ring, writs Dragicevich, Waihue. Dargaville. BOY, J (J, legrope, experience unnecessary; 30/- week.—iß, Jackson, Tuakau. BOY or Youth, wanted to assist in milking shed; state wages.—G. F. Vowles, No. 7 Rd„ Waiioa. BOY or Youth, dairy farm; experience not essential; good home. —G. Collins, Te Matai Ed., Te Puke. FARM Hand, milking, general farm work; £3. —'27D, Hikuraingi. FARM Hand, good, reliable, 50 cows; award wages.—Apply, slating • age, Farmer, Wilton, Putaruru. IT* ARM Hand, milking, farm work; Govt. . wage; l mile Matamata. —W. J. Thomas, Matamata. FARM Hand, good,' wanted urgently, general work; good condition; wages, £3. —Apply Holehouse Stores, Ltd., Katikati. I FARMER, capable, young, wanted, with . own-cows, milk on 20 acres, good land; share or rental.—Pasture, 503, Herald. -L or wages; worth £OO month; near Hamilton.—Farmer, 235, Herald, Hamilton, or Phono 289 A. GENERAL Hand; wages, £3, good man; permanent.—Swinbourn, Matamata. MAN, experienced larrn hand; £2/10/-.-Palmer, Box 40, Matamata. MAN for farm work, no milking; wages Itx £2 10/-. —Ring 2415, Hamilton. MAN, dairy farm, reliable; Govt, wages; good hoine.—L. Howard, Takanini. MAN or Youth, for Milking and Odd Jobs. —Ring 230K, Morrinsville. TV/p first-class; wages. £3/5/- and found; -Ux start to-day.—Carey, Pu'kekohe. Phone 24.'1 K. MAN, young, or Youth, experience machines; £3 per week and found.—J. Brown, Alexander Ed., Waharoa. MAN, married, farm duties, wife no duties, Govt, wage, cottage, board employer.— ißeply, Holehouse Stores, Ltd., Katikati. MAN, efficient, wanted for dairy farm; wages £2/10/-, found.—J. Madill, Taupiri. Phone 32D. MAN, Married, experienced, all farm work; own cottage;—W. H. Baker, Phone 2555, Newstead, Hamilton; MARRIED Couple, both milk; £3/10/ and found.—K. McCullough, Okoroire. M - ARMED Couple, both milk; £3 and all i-'-L found; good home. —Herd, c.o. Gifford, Te Awamutu. SHEPHERD, single, small flock Southdowns. near Aucklrnd. —Box 3544, Auckland. YOUTH wanted, assist shed and farm work. —Phone 20K, Papakura. "\7"OUTH for Dairy Farm; good home; stanX dard wage.—D.C., 544, Herald. YOUTH (16-18), machines; good conditions.—Clayton, Mahia Ed., Manurewa. YOUTH, Govt, wages, help machines, 50 cows, odd jobs.—M. Wylie, Pukekohe. "\7"OUTH or Young Man, experienced mach--L ines and farming work.—Ring ,7M, Manurewa. YOUTH, Milking and Farm Work; SO cows; 3 in shed; top wages to good lad, otherwise according to ability. Box 39, Huntly. YOUTH, assist machines, farm work, small herd; handy town; £2.—Reynolds, jun., Te Aroha. YOUTH, 10-17, experience tnot essential; must be willing; small herd; excellent heme; 2/6 above award; Eotorua district.— Herald, Eotorua. A "I Registry, Palmerston Bldgs.—'Milkers, -tvx 55/-, 50/-, suburbs 47/0; Man, General. EVERYBODY'S Eegistry, 40-009.—Exp. or inexp. Men and Youths. PEARSON'S Eegistry, Exchange Lane.— Milkers, 50/-, 45/-; Youths, Station Hand. ' MARRIED COUPLE FOR LARGE IYJL NORTH AUCKLAND PROPERTY. Man must have own dogs and be experienced with all-round sheep arid cattle work. Comfortable 4-roomed cottage, Wages £3/10/per week and allowances.-—Full particulars on application to; —•- - ' ~ > SHEPHERD, Box 82, Auckland. FARM WORK WANTED HtAYMAKING or Hay Press Work.—Hay, j 659, Herald. MACHINE Milker, middle-aged, experienced, quiet with stock. —Driver, 471, Herald. MAN, young, experienced, Milking, Gardening, anywhere.—References, 562, Herald. QHEPHEED, experienced, single, good conKJditions, wages.—S„ SM. Herald, Hamilton. ATOLTH (16), like work Sheep Farm, X school holidays.—Shepherd, 217, Herald, Hamilton. WORK WANTED ANN SHALIMAR. Reblocks, Renovates Summer Millinery. cade, Ist floor, below IZB (take elevator). A Perfect Job at low cost.—C. Kerr, Rotary Hoe Contractor, Henderson. B till Civ WORK.—We convert Coal Ranges or Old-fashioned Openings to Modern Fireplace, Eanges part payment.—Phone Buckley-built fieeplaces give more heat for iess fuel. Brickwork Chimneys, Concrete Coppers Supplied and Installed. Concrete Paths, etc.—H. J. BUCKLEY, 327 New North Road. Phone 14-941. CiARPENTER; repairs, alterations, concret- ' ing, house lifting.—B.R., 557, Herald. /iAEPENTEY, Altejations, Eepairs, Painting; promptness; low estimates.—Ring Builder, 15-932. CARPENTRY, cheaply, suit farmers, houses, repairs; by tradesman.—X., G7l, Herald. CHECKER Delivery, luggage, furn., fruit, parcels, all suburbs, daily.—4s-924. ClON CRETE Garages Built, £3O. —Thorn- * ley, 28 Mountain View Ed., Morningside. (CONCRETE Paths, Tar, Sanding; sanitary J drainage.—Ph. 1-5-119, Williams. DRESSMAKING, Designing, perfect fit.— Julie Reid, 191 Syinonds St., 30-921. DRESSMAKING. —Frocks, Costumes tacked, finished:—Hollywood, 63 Queen St. 17VURS, Coats, Renovated, Dyed.—Miss R. . Wittncr, 259 Karangahape Rd., 46-652. GAEDENEE, experienced, smart, half-day vacant; 6/6. —T.W., 523 M, Herald. TNCOME TAX SPECIALIST, Books x written up, returns and balance-sheets prepared and objections lodgec'. ADVICE FEEE.—E. B. SWAN. 11-14 Short's Bldgs., 154, Queen St. LANDSCAPE Garden Contractor, Lawns, Rockeries, Ponds, Walls. Donovan, 72 Ivhyber Pass. LAWNMOWERS Sharpened by expert engineers.—Ryan's, St. Paul St.; 41-929. LAWNMOWERS, Collect, Sharpen, Deliver, from 6/6. —Electrakeen, 256 Broadway; 30-575. LAWNMOWERS Sharpened, Collected and Delivered.—J Stone. Arthur St., Newmarket, JO-SSB. AWNMOWERS Sharpened, collected and delivered. —Broadway Service. Ph. 25-352 LAWNMOWERS, Saws. Sharpened, Collected, Delivered; latest machinery; longest experience.—Cranston, Eden Terrace; 44-375. JAINTING, Paperhanging, all branches trade; prices defy competition.—ls-506. SPRING Cleaning Service. —Ring Domestic Vacuum Cleaning Co. Phone 44-600. rpENNIS Courts, Tar, Sand, Concrete, JL Lawr.s, Grounds—Southgate, 15-543. WRINGER Rollers Rerubbered; collected. —Newroll Works, 32 Fanshawe St. -i r\ j—Machineless Perm. Eugene (Patricia J-V// Pat an), Ist Floor, Crown Studios. J-v// Pat an), Ist Floor, Crown Studios. Phono 44-686. THE PRIVILEGE, OF LEADERSHIP IN THE LAUNDERING INDUSTRY! It requires courage to keep abreast of every advancement in this industry. We are constantly scrapping and spending! Now ideas and methods come arid go quickly. Our policy demands quick action on behalf of the people of Auckland. Only the BEST is good enough for our patrons! SUPPLY LAUNDRY A "TRI" CLEANERS, LIMITED.—Ph. 40-805. POSITIONS FILLED "JpOSITION Filled, thanking all applicants. p ARDEN MOTORS, HAMILTON, vT Wish to Thank All Applicants who replied to their Advertisement for Salesmen and wish to state that the positions are now filled. TOILET CELESTO" Freckle Cream removes, prevents Freckles, 2/6.—Chemists, Toilet Stockists. DANDRUFF Banished by Auxolln Pomade. —Webb, Tobacconist, Queen-Customs St. MISS FOX. 11.8. Bldgs., Queen St. Permanent Waving (oil-steam). —42-919. MISS HUNTER. Superfluous Hair Special--IVI ist, Raynor Salon, Queen St.; 42-440.