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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXV, Issue 23011, 12 April 1938, Page 1

FARM HANDS WANTED Ii 1 ARM Hand, experienced, wanted for flauruke Plains Farm.—Apply Box 19, Paeroa. TV/fACHINE Milker, good conditions and ■i'J hours.—N. Ker, R.D., Whakatanc. IVXAN, experienced, farm, sheep, cattle, -UX fencing; no milking.—Harbutt, Cambridge. MAN, with family, thirds, 100-120 cows, half pigs and calves; only good referenced men need apply.—Box 27, Cambridge. or Youth, must be experienced, Milk-J-H ing, Farm Work, £2/7/0, found. — llastie, Coronation Rd., Mangere. ]\/I'iAN, Youth, experienced, machine inilkl»x ing, general farm work; Govt, wages, good conditions.—Herald Agent, Whakataiie. "IVrtAN, good, all-round, sheep and grazing; 1»X Government wages.—Bonus, 18, Herald, Hamilton. MAN with good herd of 120 to 150 cows, good farm, (i'/ 3 miles from Morrinsvillo. school, bus; farm well watered; race fenced, etc. BOX 58, MORRINSVILLE. I\/J" AI? KI ED Couple, coming season, both i'X milk; extra help preferred; house.— Couple, 060 M, Herald. lITARRIED Couple with help, 2 male milkItX ers, 80 cows, start June 1; state wages. -—b arm, c.o. Patterson, Herald Agent, Pukekohe. Tl/TILKER, capable and reliable, 50-50, with ItX good herd 120-130 cows; Cambridge district; good farm, every convenience.—W. Harbutt, Cambridge. C HiA,RE-Milkers, 1G() cows, third shares. — O A. Powdrell, R.D., Whakatane. (J HARE•Mi Ike r, 00 to 70 cows, 50-50 basis. —Apply Herald. QHARE-Milker, own herd, 100-120 cows; O half-shares; good farm and conditions.— Write Store, Tatnanui. SHARE-Milkers wanted Pot 85-95 cows, 3 milkers, 2 males; standard agreement; To Kawa district.—D.E., 463 M, Herald. QUA RE-Mi I ker for 100-acre farm, near O Hamilton; 50-50 basis; 70-80 cows. Buy owner's herd. Start May I.—Farmer, 627 M, Herald. SHARE-Milker, 160 cows, third butter-fat, half pigs and calves, ail farm work; good accommodation. —Apply L. W. Luxton, Whakatane UHARE-Milkers wanted, own held, 100 to O 130, good cows; half-shares; refs.; good Waikato farm, modern home conditions.— Genuine, 605, Herald. SHARE-Milker, for 110-120 cows; third shares, half calves and pigs; good herd and conditions.—R. J. Jones. No. 8 Road. Morrinsville. SHARE-Milker, with 80 cows; first-class farm, close Morrinsville; 50-50 basis: good shed and electric house.—Share-milker, Box 30, Morrinsville. CJHARE-Milkers for 90-100 cows and heifers, 3 adult milkers; thirds butterfat, half calves; good herd, conditions.— X.Y.Z.. 20M. Herald. UHARE-Milkers, married couple, 60-05 cows, experienced; reliable refs.; accommodation, comfortable, easily furn., electric stove; start July I.—H.P.. 4M, Herald, Hamilton. C< HARE-Milkers, own herd or 70 cows, or prepared to purchase present herd, well watered farm and full set of implements. Apply 50-50, C.o. Placement Office, Hamilton. C HARE-Milker. competent Man, 110 cows, one-third share, half calves and pigs; all work; must have 4 shed hands; only live Man need apply; good farm, near township.—A. RUTHERFORD, Te Aroha. VOUTH for Sheep Farm; standard wage. X —K. Mathcson, Waiau Pa. YOUTH, strong, willing, as cadet, learn general work, sheep farm; handy situation; award wages.—T.F., (iGGM. Herald. U Registry, Palmerston Bldgs.—Milkers, 50/-, 45/-; Share-milkers (Fencer, interview). I EVERYBODY'S Registry. Shorts Bldgs.— ■I Men, Youths, farm work, Urgently. FARM WORK WANTED fIOUPLE, experienced. South Island, seek shares; good references.—Reliable, c.o. Boyce, Stationer, Cambridge.

COLONIAL, 23. honest, desires .Work Tauranga district; any manual work acceptable.—T., G4M, Herald. DRAINING wanted. —Particulars to Boots, ■IQ&I, Herald. FENCER, single, experienced all classes country, splitting', wanting position; state wages and conditions; sheep proof.—J.A , 57M, Herald. MAN, experienced farm hand, good, steady worker, wants work.—-Z.Y., 134, Herald MAN (28), energetic, with 1 or 2 competent mates, as required, available July. Thirds. Exchange details.—Box 223, Hamil* ton. MAN, Married, son (15) wants position dairy farm; wife no duties; available May I.—Apply X.Y.Z., c.o. Montgomery. Te Puke. 2_ MARRIED Hand, sheep farm, southern ex- . nerience, well experienced.—McKnight's, Hamilton. MARRIED Couple require herd, 50-60, Share-milking. Experienced.—Herd, Box 36. Morrinsville. SHARE-Milkers, 80-100, 3 male milkers, life exp.; refs.—S.J.. 136, Herald. (JHARE-Milking, for coming season, 5 O milkers, 4 adults, males, Hamilton district preferred.—G., 31M, Herald. SHARE-Milking, 50-50, 45 to 60 cows, buy owner's herd; deposit £220, balance cream cheques, or would lease farm. — A.8.. 173 M. Herald. SHAR.E-Milkers, 2 mates, 70-100 cows, thorough knowledge all farm work. —W„ c.o. Bo.vce. Stationer, Cambridge. SHA RE-Milking for coming season; family of 7 adults, 3 males; .130-200 cows; 20 years' experience; good with stock; returns guaranteed.—Turnover, Herald Agent, whakatane. SHA RE-Milking wanted, cominif season, by 3 young Dalmatians, experienced milkers, about 100-120 cows, start June I. Reply Box 32, Ngatca. SHA.RE-Milking or wages wanted by young Married Couple, Bay of Plenty preferred; good tefs.—Apply R>- Bloxham, Te Iviri, Taranaki. SHEEP Farm Hand, competent (28), married, requires position, experienced (earns, tractors; refs—Ajax, S3M, Herald, Hamilton PUPILS WANTED Accountancy, stages 1. 2. 3; also institute Secretaries Exam. Tuition by Registered Accountant, . A.R-A.N.Z.—Wake-Beld College, Palmerston Bldgs.. 41-397. ART Metal Work, Basketry, etc. Prospectus Posted. —Miss Ayling, Strand Arcade. Dressmaking. seiwyn college, day, evening.—Safe Deposit Bldgs.; 40-683. AIRDRESSING.—N.Z. College; continual demand for Operators.—22B Queen St. ATOTOR-Driving.—B. A. Mayhill, Auck--I*l land's most experienced Instructor. Phone 16-030. CJHORTHAND, Typewriting, Book-keeping, MT1 ,K "'TMTV'

STAMMERrNG. Sufferers rapidly cured, astonished, having "Tried Everything. Kightway Studio, 427 Upper Queen St. STAMMERING. —Country Sufferers, spend profitable holiday, return without Impediment. permanent cure.—Rightway Studio. SWIMMING. —Latest Easy Methods, 6 Lessons, £l/1 /-. —Prof. Anderson, Tepid Baths. RADIO —THE INDUSTRY OF OPPORTUNITY. —If you are really interested in Radio, why not make it your career? Free Prospectus. N.Z. RADIO COLLEGE, 07 Winstone Buildings, C.l. DRULEIGH Radio Students ton NZ. Exams. Tuition by Admiralty Experts. Moderate fees. Personal or Correspondence TI DRULEIGH COLLEGE, O'Connell St. BOWER S Engineering School, Ltd., Jas \V. Bower Director, announces that up to-date instruction for all grades of Engineer inrc Exams, is still obtainable at reasonable fees. Class or postal courses.—Phone 41M2K Address; Colwill's Chambers. Swanson =!t Auckland C.l RADIO INSTRUCTION. Professional Operators, Broadcast and Sound Engineers, Public Address and Amateur Operators, Servicemen, Home Study. Theory and Practical Courses. Equipment includes: Broadcast Station IZJ. Full power Amateur Station, Sound Apparatus, Analysers. Valvo Checkers, Signal Generators, Oscilloscopes, Public Address Amplifiers, Microphones. Mod. fees, prof, instruc. —Johns Radio College, Chancery St.. Auckland. C.l 47-0.>4 M lines) TUITION WANTED iATHEMATICS, Qualified Person coach Student; London Matriculation. —M.1., 171. Herald. PIANO TUNING A DVTCE Free. Tuning. 0/6: borer treated; A quotes, etc. —Dominion Pianos, 46-3!)8. BORER eradicated, reletting, tuning, ropolishing; 5-year guarantee; free advice and quotation.—Atwaters, Phone 47-047. FURNITURE REMOVALS DON'T Entrust Your Furniture to Inexperienced Men. Phone Winstone, Ltd., 44-880. Specialists for over 70 years. FURNITURE Stored or Removed Anywhere, 43-281.—Auckland Luggage Agency, Ltd.