FARM HANDS WANTED BOY, 16-17, general farm work; good home; wages 30/. —>A. T. Morris, I'okeno. 1-fOV or Youth, farm work; good home and conditions.—A. G. Innis, Wharepoa. IiOY or Youth, Assist smalt Citrus and J-> Dairy Farm; conditions.—Apply H KKALD. BOY, 16-Is, assist Milking, General Farm Work; goad home, good conditions. —J.D., 492 M, Jl kuald. BOY for Waikato sheep farm; some knowledge preferable; award wage.—Apply H. L). Jones, Onewhero. BOY, 15-18, for light farm work, machine milking; good home, wages; Nth. Auckland.—Apply Herald. MAN, Farm Work, Milk; Pokeno district. —A. 11. Saunders. Hayr Rd., Three MAN or Youth, dairy farm, fully experienced; wages £3 week. —Mayston Bros., Bruntwood, Cambridge. MAN, married; wife no duties; milking, farm work; own cottage; Govt, wages. —l'- 8. Munro, Paterangi. Ohaupo. MAN, good, all-round, experienced, milking and farm work; wages £3. —T. R. Wright, Matangi, Hamilton MAN, reliablo, or Youth, Colonial; wages right to good man. I. M. Grant, Whakatanc. MAN, reliable, experienced, milking, farm work; abovo award, bonus, good home, conditions.—Permanent, 733 M, Herald. MAN, Youth, small sheep farm; milk house cows, general farm work; Govt, wage; refs. —James Anderson. Maungaturoto. MAN or Youth, respectable, Milking and Farm Work, quiet with stock; award wages and bonus to suitable man.—McDonald, P.M.8., Frankton Junct. Railway. Tl/I ARRIED. Man, milk; wages or shares.— Oliver, Phone 49W, Tirau. TV/TARRIED Couple, reliablo; man or both •lvX milk, general; cottage; interview.—Budden, Te Kawa. R.D. TV/TARRIED Couple, with youth preferred; •"J- 80 cows, farm work; wages.—V. Manuel, Paeroa. MARRIED Couple, cottage; capable take charge if necessary; state wages.— Vickera, Phono 365W, Morrinsville. MARRIED Couple, 55-60 cows; wife household duties only; £3/5/- week and keep. —Apply with refs. to Box 66, Opotiki. jV/TARRIED Couple, unencumbered, Dairy -"J- Farm; Govt, wages, house, electric hot water; wife no milking domestic.—S. Saulbrey, Ngaruawahia. SHARE-Milkers, 40-50 cows, 2 milkers, experienced.—Herald, Thames. SHARE-M'lkers, 80-90 cows; 3rds; half pigs, calves; 3 milkers; 5-cow plant.— T. Jenkins, Te Puke QHARE-Milkers, own herd, 110 cows; half O shares; good house, shed and farm. —L. Hunter, Te Poi. YOUTH, 16 to 19, small Herd and Sheep. —S. Mcßobbie, Karaka, Phone 96A. YOUTH, 16-18, small herd, machines, Bt. Heliers; wages 25/-. —Phone 25-884. m OUTH, 16-18, help Milk, Light Farm Work; 30/-. H. Tingle, R.D., Te Aroha. YOUTH, good, milking, farm work. —F. Downie, P. 8., Auckland Phone 2W, Maramarua. YOUTH, milking and odd .jobs: 50 cows.—B. Nickle, Roto-o-Rangi, Cambridge. YOUTH, 16-18 yrs., machines; above Govt, wage; good home; handy City.—Clean, 576 M, Herald. YOUTH, strong, experienced, Milking, General; Government wages; bonus; y a -day week off.—L. Pearce, R.D., Te Puke. YOUTH, assist milk small herd; top wages, bach with employer.—T. M. Ryan. Matamata. VOUTH (17-20), smart, strong, reliable. X good stripper, general; good home, award wages, plus £3O bonus end season.—Raglan, 671 M, Herald. YOUTH or Man, must be good in shed and horses; exper., must be respectable; good home and job; start anytime.—Apply W. N. Wright, Katikali. Phone 12D. YOUTH, 16-18, smart, experienced, dairying, farm work, machines, good home; refs. essential.—Donald Finlayson, Maungaturoto. A 1 Registry, Palmerston Bldgs.—Milkers. -txJL 50/. 47/6: Connie. Youths. Boys. FARM WORK WANTED COUPLE, both milk, Bay of Plenty.— I Apply White's Registry, Hamilton. COUPLE, young, wee child, homeless, ! needs cottage, return light work, small i wage; urgently. Diabetes, Box 36, Mor- I rinsville. ] FENCING, Draining, Concreting; any work; ; L-2/^haurJ—Tools, 104. Herald, Hamilton. MAN, single, 51. charge ewes; life experience; dogs.—Prior, Waiuku. "jl/fiAN, married. 15 years' experience all iYJL farm work, take charge if required; own cottage, yifo no duties; refs.—Reliable, 574 M, HsRALn. MAN, married, thorough knowledge dairying, stock, fencing, team work, truck licence, own cottage; wife no duties; refs.; start second week August. "DAIRY," 504 M, Herald. POSITION wanted on Sheep Farm, fully experienced all work.—Apply Fleming, Herald Agent, Te Kuiti. RABBITER, experienced, poisoning, trapping. wants infested country.—N.R.. 561. IItRAtP. VOUTH (10), of farming family, wants X broadened experience on good Sheep Station. Accustomed to farm work; steady, willing and anxious to learn sheep and cattle farming.—Farmer's Son, 176 M, Herald. A -J Registry (46-491,- Auckland). —NumeriVl ous Reliable Milkers. Couples, Teamsters availablfc. ' PUPILS WANTED DRESSMAKING. Pattern-mak ing, Ladies' Tailoring, individual tuition Success assured. Hollywood School. 63 Queen St. DRESSMAKING, Designing, Patternmaking, individual tuition, day, evening. —Miss Ashton. Sel-Phit School. Plaza Theatre Bldgs. EO'HARA, Hairdressing Academy, Mel- . vern'B Bldgs., Karangahape Rd. —English, French and Sydney experience. Hair dressers recommend. AIRDRESSING. —N.Z. College-, continual \m HAMILTON College of Hairdressing.— Prospectus apply Principal Govt. Life Insurance Buildings, Hamilton. MAORI Language, efficient, course con ducted by leading interpreter. N.Z Correspondence Schools. Swanson St. MISS GREENWOOD'S Commercial School. Newmarket, for individual instruction Id Shorthand, Typewriting, Book-keeping. MOTOR Driving T au * ht Cheaply, quickly Licence guar.—Lawson. Ph. 28042. I\,l OTOR Driving.—B. A. Mayhill, late A.A. JL»JI Post Licence Instructor. —Ph. 16-036. IA NO, Organ, Theory, Certificated Teacher home, studio.—23 View Rd.. Mt. Eden. HOWCARD Writing successfully taught.— K System Display Service. 79 Customs St. E. SHORTAGE Radio Operators; inquire at N.Z. Radio College for furyier particulars.—37 Winstone Bides. Phone 30-860. STAMMERING.— 25 Years' experience, successfully treating long-standing sufferers. Permanent cure.—Rightway Studio. 427 Upper Queen St. ST. JOHN Ambulance, Ist Aid and Home Nursing Classes. Enrol now.—Ambu lance Station. Rutland St. rpHE Correspondence Coaching School (T 1 U Wells M.A.. Principal). Specialist Tutors in all subjects. Prosp.. Box 1414. I\TAKE Monoy By Writing. Unique Corres--L'-lpondence Course fits you to Write Stories and Articles editors clamour for. DRULEIGH COLLEGE. O'Connell St 5/ to 10/ Per Hour Writing Show ii cards and Tickets Easy work; learn quickly from a professional who guarantees big results. New Illustrated Booklet sent to you free. Over 38 pages. No obligation. Just send your name and address to BERNARD E. McKAY. Showcard Studios, Wanaanni. DRESSCUTTING. Designing, Dressmaking. For Thorough Tuition learn from the Foremost and Largest School of Fashion in the British Empire. Call, write or phone 47-260 for our Free Booklet. Personal or 'Postal Lessons. —McCABE ACADEMY OF DRESSMAKING, 4th Floor, Colonial Mutual Bldgs., 159 Queen Street, Auckland. Q.REGG gHORTHAND. EASIEST TO LEARN. EASIEST TO WRITE. EASIEST TO READ. Country Students send for Free Lesson WAKEFIELD COLLEGE. 8 Palmerston Bldgs., Auck. Phone 41-397 piTMAN'B gHORTHAND First places in all public exams. In the Dominion over a period of years have been secured by Pitman writer®. Judge by Results Bend for Prospectus. - AUCKLAND BUSINESS COLLEGE. 412 Smith's Bldgs.. 9-11 Albert Street. C.l RESTAURANTS AND TEAROOMS QANITARIUM CAFE, Queen St.. Serves O Delightful Vegetable and Fruit Salads
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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXV, Issue 23092, 18 July 1938, Page 1
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