FARM' HANDS WANTED BOY or Youth, milking, farm work; good home; Govt, wages.—C. S Munro, Paterangi, Te Awamutu. BOY for Sheep Farm, Kj-18, milk 2-3 cows ride and drive horse.—King 3£>U Clevedon, evenings. MACHINE Milker, good hours and conditions.—N. Ker, R.D., Whakatane. MAN, experienced, Small Sheep Farm. — 101 N.Z. insurance Bldg., 1.30 p.m. MAN, reliable, stud sheep service, and good farm tractor driver.—Full particulars, references, Station, 121 M, Herald. MiAN, reliable, assist milking machines; used to town supply.—Andrews, St. Huliers. Fhono 21-870. MAN, young, experienced, machine milking, reliable team worker; £2/10/*. —C. Smart, Waihou. MAN, first-class, milking, general; good wages, conditions. —Anderson, Waiuku. Phone 87J. MARRIED Couple, town supply, capable and clean; wife no milking; good wages and house. —Mills, Ross Rd., East Tamaki. MILKERS (2), to bach and milk 70-80 cows; third shares; references. —Reliable, Herald Agent, Tauranga. SHARL'I-Milkers, coming season, .100 cows. —C. E. Walsh, Putarurn. . S~HA'RE-Milkers, own herd, 05 to 85 cows, 50-50 basis, handy to town; implements provided; good farm and conditions. —Shares, 323 M. Herald. QHARE-Milker, 50-50 basis, 00~ to 100 O cows; own horses and implements; state previous returns and labour available; start .Tune I.—W. Turner, Katikati. QHARE-Milkers wanted, 130 cows, start O June 1, third shares; good farm and conditions. —Write Sharc-milkcr, c.o. Flatt s, Te A roll a. __ YOUTH IS to 20, position waiting.— Madame Vallance. 17 Phoenix Chbrs. OUTH (10-10), machine milking and light farm work; handy town; Govt, wages. H. Semmens, Matamata. YOUTH, 18-20, good milker first consideration, light farm work; excellent home; £2 week.—Williams. Pularnru. Phone 70J. X~-j Registry, Palmerston Bldgs.—Milkers, jfxJ. 50/, 47/6, 45/. Several Suburban; Youths. J EVERYBODY'S Registry, Short's Bldgs.— J Youths, Men, milking and farm work. PUPILS WANTED A' RT Metal Work, Basketry, etc. Prospectus j Posted.—Miss Ayling. Strand Arcade. i A CCOUNTANCY, Stages 1, 2, 3; itlso InA stitute Secretaries Exam. Tuition by Registered Accountant, AH.A.NZ.--Wake-field College, Palmerston Bldgs.. 41-30 <. : DRESSMAKING. Selwyn College day. I U evening.—Safe Deposit Bldgs.; 46-683. DRESSMAKING, Designing, Fitting, etc., 352 illustrated lessons. The Modern Dressmaker," complete course, 4/6. First timo Australia. Newsagents, or New-Art Publishers, Queen St.. Brisbane. Q. (postage paid), wholesale. Gordon and Gotch. Ltd. HAIRDRESSING.— N.Z. College; continual demand for Operators.—22B Queen St. CJ HORTHAND, Typewriting. Book-keeping, O English, at Auckland Business College. STAMMER.ING. —Sufferers rapidly cured, astonished, having "Tried Everything." —Rightway Studio, 144 Symonds St. STAMMERING. —Country Sufferers, spend profitable holiday, return without Imped i ment; permanent cure.—Rightway Studio. SWIMMING. —Latest Easy Methods, 6 Lessons, Sill/-. —Prof. Anderson, Tepid Baths. OMMERCIAL Art, Ticket Writing, Cartooning, Fashion Drawing effectively taught personally or by correspondence.— DRULEIGH COILEGE, O'Connell Street. N Z's Premier Training Institute. RADIO— THE INDUSTRY OF OPPOR- » TUNITY. —If you are really interested in Radio, why not make it your career'? Free Prospectus. N.Z. RADIO COLLEGE,^ 97 Winstone Buildings, <u.l. Earn 5/- to 10/- hour writing SHOWCARDS AND TICKETS. Easy work; learn quickly from professional who guarantees big results. New illustrated Booklet Free; no obligation.—BEßNAßD E. McKAY, Show-card Studios, Wangamii. OWER'S Engineering School, Ltd. Jas. W. Bower Director, announces tbut up-to-date instruction for all grades of Engineering Exams. is still obtainable at reasonable fees. Class or postal courses.—Phone 42-123 Address. Colwill's Chambers Swansnn =!i Auckland CI RADIO INSTRUCTION Professional Operators, Broadcast and Sound Engineers, Public Address and Amateur Operators, Servicemen, Home 1 heory and Practical Comes. Equipment includes:! Broadcast Station IZJ. Full power Amateur Station, Sound Apparatus, Analysers, Valve Checkers, Signal Generators, Oscilloscopes, Public Addross Amplifiers, Microphones. Mod. fees, prof, instruo, —Johns "Radio College. Chancery St.. Auckland, C.l. 47-054 (3 lines) POSITIONS FILLED HPHANKING all Applicants, position now 1 filled. —Trustworthy, 148, Heiuld, HamFOR HIRE HECKER Delivery. Luggage, Furn., Fruit, Parcels, all suburbs daily.—-45-024 I7IANCY Costumes, Dinner, Morning, Evon- . ing Suits; catalogue 2d; country orders. — Desiree Hanson, Dilworth fildg.; 42-491. VACUUM Cleaners, 5/- day, delivered.— Domestic Vacuum Cleaning Co.; 44(500. WANTED TO HIRE CAR, Easter Week, fortnight.—Particulars, E.W., 332, Hkhald. OARS FOR HIRE A UCKLAND RfcNTAL CARS. LTD. J\ Latest Model Cars for Hire from 6/* per Half-day, 10/- pei Dny 150 ALBERT STREET. Opp. Public Trust. Phone 43-(>SB. /"IARS TO RENT Without Drivers. L/ VANS TO RENT Without Drivers. CARAVANS AND TRAILERS to Rent,— CADMAN'S PARKING STATION. LTD.. Grey's Avenue. Phone 47-000. CARS' HIRED WITHOUT DRIVERS. DRIVE YOURSELF, LTD.. Phone 43-500. 4 LOWER ALBERT STREET. Week Days from 6/- Per Half Day> 10/- Per Day. QARS RENTED TO DRIVE YOURSELF 56 B KAND N EW Q ARB Just Purchased ALL 1038 MODELS. ALL 1038 MODELS. L'HE LARGEST FLEET IN NEW ZEALAND. Week Days from fl/- Per Half Day IQ/- Per Day UHORTER'S RENTAL (JA 50 S'HORTLAND STREET. Phone 44-061.
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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXV, Issue 22981, 8 March 1938, Page 1
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