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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXV, Issue 22971, 24 February 1938, Page 1

DOMESTICS WANTED COMPANION-Help, Light Duties; lather, 2 daughters.—y Bond St., Devonport^ /"IOMPANION-Help, refined, larm, home; state age, wages.—C.H., 320 M. Herald. country, near sea; J VVhungarei district; plain cooking essential; wages, jL'l.—Write C.H., y(iM, Herald. or Apply Herald. CIOMPANION-Help, ull duties, elderly > couple, small, convenient home, country; tactful person; wages, 35/-; particulars confidential. Protestant.—Waikato, 501 M, Herald CiOOK-Ucnerul wanted; good wages and / hours. —Apply Phonj 24-200. COOK, Plain, good, for small Hospital.— Phone 28-29y. DOMESTIC, daily, 9 a.m.-0.30 P.m.; Sunday free; Orakei Waterfront. —Ph. 10-241 DOMESTIC for general housework, 3 adults; bagwasb laundry; 25/. —Phone 25-582. , DOMESTIC Duties, 4 mornings week. — Apply Mrs. A. L. Spence, 12 Aldred Rd„ Victoria Ave. Phono 25-430. GIRL, for general housework; willing; reis.; Reinuera.—Phono 16-203. GIRL required, general housework; must be reliable.—Apply 29 Herne Bay Rd. GIRL or Woman, for Household duties; 3 in family; wages 20/. —L.8., 504, Herald. GOOD Home.—Light Duties; wages 10/-. —P;W., 404, Herald. HELP, capable all duties; 30/.—Cobbold, Te Arofru. Phone 97D. HOUSEKEEPER, to Relieve on Farm for months. One man.—Ring 18-140. TJOUSEKEEPERS for Women's Division.; II wages 30/-. —Miss J. Munro, Clevedon. TTOUSEKEEPER, middle-age, Light duties, JDL must bo honest; country; state wages.— H., 83M, Herald. HOUSEMiAID-Waitrcss, experienced; 32/0 week. —Phone 15-703. I>ANTRYMAID or Waitress. —Whitehead, Cafe Cecil, opp. G.P.O. RELIEVING Maid, licensed, hotel, Tauranga.—Bell's Registry, Winstone Bldg. 45-702. _ ROOM, unfurn., good home, in return Services, small wage. Light Duties. —P.Y., 972, Herald. 1 rPAURANGA.—Woman Cook, HousemaidX Waitress, for Domain Private Hotel. Urgent. ,T7[rAITRESS, smart.—Grosvcnor Cafe, opp. ; VV Power Board, Queen St. or Girl, all duties; adults; sleep VV out; week-ends free. —Apply 948 Richniond Rd. WOMAN, Domestic duties; all electric, convs.—P. A. Swney, Phone 159R, Te Aroha. BELL'S Registry, 45-702.—Cooks, Seconds. Laundresses, W'tresses, H.M.W.'s, H.P.Maids, Generals. RELIABLE Reg., 42-293—L'dress, Cook i (school). H.M.W.'s (Pacroa), W'tresses, Prob. W.. Cook, £2/17/-; Chef, £5/10/-; F. Hand. STRAND Arcade Reg—Cooks, £2/17/(2nd), Male; Kitchenman, H.M.W., WaitpENERAL. CAPABLE, " For Country. Good Home. RING 25-813, OR 11. KERIKERI. FARM HANDS WANTED BOY (15-16), machine milking, 40 cows, light farm work.—C. Jamieson, Puni. BOY, help milk 40 cows; good home. — R. Flynn, Turua. . 17* ARM Hand, 18yrs. or younger, good home. - —Ring or write Merrick, Gate Pa, Tauranga. MAID, Dairy Farm, strong, used machines, good conditions and wages.—Apply Willing. Herald, Whangarei. MAN, Youth, farm work; wages £2 5/-; start immediately.—Hogg, Tirau. "\/rAN, general farm work, used to machines, iVI £2 10/- weekly; permanent.—Worker, c.o. Flatts, Te Aroha. IVTAN or Youth, experienced machines, cap1M able.—J. Hamilton, Shaftesbury, Te Aroha. MAN or Youth, Milking, General; good worker; home; state age, experience, wages.—M.Y.. 321 M. Herald. lIJAN and Boy, for Dairy and Sheep Farm; IVI good conditions. Ross Bros., Phone 150 X, Papakura.

MAN, Registered Pedigree Herd, capable, willing; ideal surroundings; close Auckland.—Herd. 238. Herald. CjHARB-Milker, own herd 120 cows, 50-50 O basis; good farm.—Apply Bishop, Hairdresser, Cambridge. CJHAREMILKER, own herd, 50-55 cows; O K ootl farm and conditions.—Apply Sharer, Herald Agency, Tauranga. . SHARE-Milker. with own herd, 50-60, half shares, good farm, in grass, Papakura district. —Capable, 406 M, Herald. CJ HARE-Milker, 50-50 basis, 90 to 100 O cows; own horses and implements; state previous returns and labour available; start June 1. —W. Turner, Katikati. , WORKING Manager or Charge Hand, for shten farm; must understand JSorth Auckland conditions. —Ring 41-073, or write S.L., 503. Herald. - = —.. YOUTH. 17-10, clean, energetic, Small Dairy and Orchard. —Wild, Te Kauwhata. ; A -I Registry, Palinerston Buildings.—MilkJVI ers, urgent, 50/-, 47/6, 45/-; Couples; Youths. —VERYBODY'S Reg., Shorts Bldgs.—Men, 4r::.tirl Pamilv a milkers. IW FARM WORK WANTED FOR health reasons I am willing to pay 10/- weekly and do light work.—Traveller. 336, Herald. "A TAN, eldorly, garden, milk house cow. lYj Reliable. 459. Herald. MAN, single, middle : aged, Ploughman, Milker, manage, experienced.—R.a., 490, Herald. MAN (27). married, experienced sheep and dairyvfarm, working manager past, -i years; capable team and tractor work; wiiing Herald. .Couple, g^ood_South Island MARRIED Couple, manage fairm, shares or wages; 60 cows; present herd 00; consider half-share; buy owners herd.—Conscientious, 52M, Herald. —_— _— SHARE-Milking, coming season, family, 4 milkors, 300 cows; excellent references. —Worker, 311 M. Herald. SHARE-Milking. coming season, 100 cows 50-50; practical man, 2 sons; take owner's herd or own.—Waikato, care Gifford, To Awamutu- „ SHARE-Milking. —Capable Family, 80-100 good cows; good nouse and conditions; start at once. —Apply Share-milker, c.o. Hovce. Cambridge PTTPILS WANTED A CCOUNTANCY Stages 1, 2, 3; also InA. stitute Secretaries Exam. Tutor, H. B. Wilkinson, Esq., A.R.A. (N.Z.).—Wakefield College, Palmerston Bldgs. 41-397. RT MetoJ Work, Basketry, otc. Prospectus Dressmaking.— soiwyn college, day, evening.—Safo Deposit Bldgs., 46-683. D" RESSMAKING, Designing,; Fitting, etc. 352 illustrated lessons. The Modern Dressmaker," complete coursi), 4/6. First time Australia. Newsagents or New-Art Publishors, Queen St.. Brisbane, Q. (postage paid), wholesale, Gordon and Gotch, Ltd. 1 FRENCH, qualified teacher, beginners, advanced, conversation, matriculation. — Capable, 56M. Herald. —AIRDRESSING.—N.Z. College; continual LLS luirtum* RADIO— THE INDUSTRY OF OPPORTUNITY. —If you are really interested in Radio, why not make it your career? Free Prospectus. N.Z. RADIO COLLEGE, 37 Winstone Buildings. C.I. SHORTHAND, Typewriting, Book-keeping, English, at Auckland Business College. STAMMERING— 25 Years' Experience successfully treating longstanding sufferers; easiest, dependablo method-— <Rightway Studio. STAMMERING. —Sufferers now cured found "successful method astonishingly easy.— Right way Studio. 427 Upper Queen St. L 3 WIMMING.—Latest Easy Methods. 6 Les O sons, £l/1/-.—Prof- Anderson, Tepid Baths T "DRESSMAKING, Pattern Cutting. D etc. Individually taught by exports. Classes filling rapidly. Special Correspondence Course. Druleigh College. O'Conncll StENGINEERING Training for all Grades Jli Certificates. Class and Postal Tuition conducted by Bower, assisted by highly efficient Instructors. Success assured. Write, call for information.—-Ph. 42-1.3, Bowers Engineering and Radio School, Ltd., Colwill's Chambers, Swanson St. RADIO INSTRUCTION. Professional Operators. Broadcast and Sound lrno-ineers Public Address and Amateur Operators. Servicemen, Home Study, Theory and Practical Courses. Equipment includes: Broadcast Station IZJ. Full power Amateur Station, Sound Apparatus. Analysers, Valve Checkers, Signal Generators, Oscilloscopes, Public Address Amplifiers, Microphones. Mod. fees prof, instruc.—Johns Radio College, Chancery St., Auckland, C.l. 47-054 (3 lines).