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FARM HANDS WANTED BOY or Youth, farm; good home and . wages.— 1 ism, .A. Whitney, Mitluiimlit. i BOY or Youth, small farm, light duties, I used to machines, no stripping—Apply Baker. c.o. Read, Te Poi, MatamaU. BOV, machine milking, farm jobs.— Farmer, Patterson, llkiiald Agent, Pukekuho. T?OY or Youth, milking and general; easy J-J place; good wages and bonus; bach with employer.—G. D. Smith, Bayly's Road, Okoroire. XTAi;M Hands, S.-Milkers, M. Couples, : J- Youths.—Everybody's Keg., Short's Bldgs Hand, good character; ,fc2 Jo/, t bonus.—Brown, care Giflord, Te Awa- I mutu. }j*AKM Hand, good, help milking and gen--; . oral; wages 10/. —W. Hemingway, i ivatikati. ! VIALE or FcmaJo wanted to help milk GO - L ' M - cow's, urgent; award wages. P., ' btHiiM, iIKIULD. MAX, milking and general; wages above! award.—P. Gibson, Matamata. MAN, Milking, Farm""U'orkTl'-' 1 ()/-.—R. Fraser-Jones, Waitoa. \f AN or Youth, dairy farm, permanent.— " - Curie, c.o. P. Pickering. Tamahere. MAX or Youth, Machine Milling, General Farm Work.—J. S. Case, Glenbrook. VTAN, Youth, Waimauku; must be cap-i-'-L able; 50/-; refs. —R.W., Herald. MAX. experienced; 50/. bonus, stay season.—Garrett, Phone '2SU, Te Awamutu. VI AN or Youth, immediately, milking and iiJ. general, Christian home. Johnson, Okauia, R.D.. Matamata. MAN, milking and general, good wages and conditions.—Kxley, Maungatapere. Phone Whangarei, 5302. MAN, clean, thoroughly experienced in shed, general; handy town; top wages. I'X shed, general; handy town; top wages. —Loan, Mercantile, Morrinsville. MAN, single, must be good worker; Milking; .£."2/10/-. bonus end season.—Chapman, Telephone 31R, Wellsford. ■JITAN, young, sheep station, milk house l'X cows, garden, odd jobs; wages Govt, scale; opportunity promotion; state age, experience.—Ohindie, Otorohanga. MAN, married, assist milking and farm work; wife no duties; own cottage, hot and cold water, electric light.—Grant Goodfellow, Waihou. MAN or Youth, for dairy farm, small herd; good home; award wage.—E. D. Sheat, R.D., Whakatane. MAN (30-40), milking, general farm work; wages, £'2/10/-. bonus. —Reliable, c.o. Flatt's, Te Aroha. MARRIED Couple, wife keep house, man general farm work; award wages.—Apply Reliable, Herald, Whangarei. MEN (2). shed and gen. work; top wages and bonus 2/6 end season, conditions good.—H. Bell, R.D.. Whakatane. OIIARE-Milker, single, must bo reliable; O refs.; machines, electric, herd 24, pedigree Jerseys; wages, .CM, 5 p.c. butter-fat, Va Pigs; 8 miles Tauranga P.O.—Phone 031. STATION Shepherd or Farm Hand, with dogs, for rough country; good conditions; permanent.—Box 5 Te Ariga, via Te Kuiti. or Man, dairy farm, 50 cows. — X Peter Christianson, Waihi. "VOUTH, experienced, TO cows; wages i good home.—S. K. Duxfield, Matamata. \rOUTH or Girl, milking, light work; Govt, wages; good home. —I. Sutton. Ring 246, Ptikekohe. VOUTH, milk, machines and general farm J work, srood home, easy place. Alf. Barriball, Waiuku. "VOUTH. strong, experienced, machines; 1 wages. t'2/5/. —Smith, Phone 22011, Morrinsville. V'OUTH or Young Man, Milking, town A supply; good conditions.—-Write I\. K. Monttrome'rie. Mangere. Phone 12-P3O. "V'OUTH, for dairy farm; award wages.— 1 Apply Dates, Rural Delivery. Keri Keri. Phone 10A. , 5 AN or Youth, farm, orchard, small herd, handy position.—Apply. . stating wages required. T. Hedley. Otaika Rd., Whangarei. \ 1 Registry, Palmerston Bldss.—Milkers. xVJL r,o/, interviews, fares pd.: Share-milker. FARM WORK WANTED MAN (21), experienced, cows, team work. —Baptist. 20, Herald, Hamilton. MAN (25), team work, fencing, good with horses. —Worker. 21, Herald. Hamilton. MARRIED Couple, available Oct., man life exp., all farm work, own cottafee, wife no duties. —Robertson, c.o. Mrs. Otto, I'okeno. VOUTH. Rood milker, Colonial, strong, J position happy couple.—X.> .Z.. MOM, Herald. WANTED TO BUY A PPAREL. ladies', gent.'s, superior, highest i\ prices assured. —151) Symonds tS.; 30-684. A PPAREL'.—Mrs. Carlyle-Green gives good A prices Used Clothing. Footwear.—3l-000 A PP\REL.— Suits. Fur Coats. O'coats. A Highest price; try us and prove it.— Thrifty's, 140 Symonds St., 46-470. We call APPARFL PERRY'S Pay More. Superior Used Suits, Overcoats. Frocks. Costumes. Boots, Shoes, Books. We Call PERRY'S, 115 Symonds St. Phone 31-101 BONES, best price; dead animals collected. —Austin, Ltd., Te Papapa. Fh. 12-277. BOTTLES SACKS METALS. Highest Prices. Reliable man will call Ring or write CLARK BROS., City Phone 41-429, or NEWMARKET Phone 44-100. C~<OT, Dropside, and Bedding; price and J condition. —D., S5-1. lIrRU.D. 17IURNITURE. When Wanting to Sell. L don't forget Dad's Shop Phone 43-569. INVALID'S Wheel Chair, for indoor use.— Write Reliable, 97M. Herald. lADIES Superior O.S Clothing: call. — i _B7_Vjetoria L _S L t ; PING Pong Table, folding preferred.— K.D.. S7O, Herald. ABBITS.—DeaI with the Reliable Firm. —A.S.B.A., Ltd.. Halsey St. SCRAP Lead, highest prices. Auto Machine Manufacturing Co.. Ltd. SPOT Cash for Used Furniture. Roy Squirrel!. Auctioneer. Phone 44-398. Q TAMPS.—Collections Bough & Sold. N.Z. O & Islands wt. —Hemus, 10 Palmerston Bldg. STAMPS, N.Z., Islands, Brit. Col.—Pim & Co., 10 H.M. Arcade, Queen St., buy, sell. SUITS SUITS, SUITS. HIGHEST PRiCES PAID FOR LEFT-OFFS \ND MISFITS. Phono 45-330, will call ANCHOR, 61 Victoria Street. (Est. 20 years.) CRN 0 B B. HIGHEST PRICES GIVEN RICHARD ARTHUR, LTD. Auctioneers, Next Power Board Buildinea. Queen Street Pbone 47-380. SUBSTANTIAL PRICES CAN BE REALISED ON DIAMONDS And OLD DIAMOND JEWELLERY, Also Old Gold, Old Gold Bangles. Bracelets Rings, etc. Call at JAMES PASCOE. LTD.. 202 Karangahape Road, 80 Queen Street, Auckland. JJSED FURNITURE. WE WILL GIVE HIGHEST PRICES. SPOT CASH ANY QUANTITY, NO CARTAGE, NO VALUATION FEES. •I. R. ROBERTSON, LTD. Phono 43-025 Auctioneers. •201 Queen street (opp. J.C.L.). TYPISTS rALKER. Yon bear his slogan everywhere—- " Gontloness and Extrome Caro.' (Dental Rooms, opposite John Court. City.)

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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXV, Issue 23135, 6 September 1938, Page 1

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Page 1 Advertisements Column 5 New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXV, Issue 23135, 6 September 1938, Page 1

Page 1 Advertisements Column 5 New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXV, Issue 23135, 6 September 1938, Page 1