Page 1 Advertisements Column 5

New Zealand Herald, Volume 81, Issue 25084, 23 December 1944, Page 1

FARM HANDS WANTED BOY oi Youth, Dairy and Sheep; good home and wages.—Nelson, le Puke. BOY or Youth, smart, for dairy larin. A Walker, Takanini. l s h. 118 M, Manurewa. BOY, 15 or 16, for Farm Work, Jan.; experience not necessary; good conditions. Stewart, Ph. GUX, Henderson. MC, urgently, dairy farm, good place ana . wages.—King 7R, Wallon. MAN or slrong Youth, milk small herd, cut firewood. —Ph. 42R, Clevedon. . . VOUTEor Man. one milking. non-stripping I —King Sheffield, 365, Helensville. VOUTH, 16-18, Dairy Farm; good conjL dilions and wages; no work between milking.—E. P. Marshall, K.D., Hunt!y. MAN or Youth, capable, for Dairy b arm ; good wages and conditions; dried milk supply, no pigs: start early in New lear--13. A. Parlane, R. 1)., Tc Kawa. Ph. 1/4 W. le Awamutu. MC. for Nth. Auck. run; must have full knowledge of stock, able to take charge if need be. No school. Only good working, trustworthy Man need apply. Start Jan. HH 1727 Herald. UHARE-Milker, next season, 80-100 cows. O consider taking over present herd or own herd; 2 males essential for farm work, but 3 milkers preferred in shed; good cottage, elec light, etc.; must have good refs. —Particulars from Secretary, Katikati Co-operative Dairy Co., Ltd., Katikati. MAN, married, help milk and manage 65 cows and 3CM) ewes, starting Jan. '2; wife help milk 2 weeks Jan. Con. elec. 3-roomed cottage, 1% miles town. Must be competent and able to drive truck. Wages arranged above the award. —Apply A. TURN Eli, ph. 3S7S, Morrinsville. FARM WORK WANTED HAY Baling, book immediately.—C. R. Mc Cutchan, Ph. I7li, Te Kauwbata. HAY baling.—Duddmg Bros., fti 26M N galea, for 'Pick Up" Hay tJalinn •N>w Holland" self-tying, sliced bales HERD wanted, 15 cows, work 50-50, cash . available; 25 years' experience.—CKl Dltt IlKliAl.ll. „ . L< HARE-Milking by 5.1.C., Bay of Plenty ry district: available any time.—rXl.lOo rrOW\ Supplv.--.Maii. married, thorough exL per. with dairy stock, name for good counts, oil miles Auckland; wife no duties. —CIJHOh \\tORKING Manager, married, experienced VY sheep, cattle, fat lambs; school; electricity; available end January.—K. D WHKinson* «Arapohue R.D., Dargaville. (J I'IEPHERD, 18 years' experience, good k) dogs, able take charge; good accom. essential: handy school or bus. Reasonable hours, '/a-day week free. Start Jan.-Feb. ; £6 week, usual concessions. Perm. —PTIB6I Herald. "YrOUTH (18), position Sheep Farm within i 50 miles Auckland. Willing to learn. 12 months' dairy experience. Commence frebrunry.—Apply B. Tucker, c/o McKenzies Store, Manly, Whangaparaoa, M~ AN, married, capable, all Dairy Farming, Stack Building, Fencing, etc. Could manage small holding up to 60 cows; refs. may be obtained from present and previous cn 219 W. CAMBIUDGE. SITUATIONS WANTED riOOK, contract or wage, large camp or V,' like.—oXoo2 Herald. HOUSEKEEPER, good cook; pensioner lady.—CA7o9 Herald. HOUSEKEEPING, own mistress, town or suburbs; small child; sleep in.—24-066. HOUSEKEEPER, capable, experienced; .state wage; town or country; commence middle January.—Bßlo6l Herald. T ADY, young, refined, requires position m Jj Auckland for month Jan.—ill 02 / M hK ATES, Tea-tree, Firewood Cutting; contract; exper.—BHs9s Herald. NURSE some exp., position Palmerston North' or vie.—BWl747 Herald. CJHORTHAND-Typist, jun., 18 niths., gen. 0 Office exper.. com, end Jan. —JR46S Herald WORK WANTED a CCOUNTANCY, Secretarial, Taxation ReA turns; any time, anywhere; town, country.—23 Halesowen Av.. Sandnngham T^ACh' 0 Room, vie. Beachhaven, HobsonJt> ville; Air Force couple, 2 weeks, Jan. 3. BRICKWORK. all classes. Fireplaces D modernised; Concreting.—Ph. 81-46/. BRICKWORK.— Convert your Coal Range or old-fashioned opening to Modern Fireplace. Ranges part payment —Ring 80-214. BUILDINGS, Houses lifted, reblocked: in Bisection free. —EJ27O Herald. /"CARPENTER. Alterations, .Repairs, L, Wardrobes. Built-in Cupboards, etc. —I>\\ Suites, guar Re nova Hon —Kircher, Cobden St., Newton. 30-/24. CIHIMNEYS Swept, guar.—Colquhoun, 33 -• Chester Av„ Westmere. Ph 26-800 C'UTTING Hay, tractor, between HendersonHelensville. —HM9IG Herald EIDERDOWNS Recovered Satins, etc., Hi from 50/-.—Karlena. 460 Queen St. IriLOOR Sanding, new floor surface; old ' floors like new. —Ph. 63-565. t FRENCH Polistiing, pianos H urniture. >.hoi Fittings.- -PF44 Herald FUR Renovation and Remodelling.—Dominion Fur Co . St. Kevin's Arc., K'hape Rd. FUR Coats Renovated, Remodelled. —Miss R Wittner, 280 Karangahape Rd. 48-652. T?UR Work, every description, by Experts,— E B Green, 6 shops along Wellesley st. West. Civic Theatre side. Ph. 48-276 GARDENING, Labouring, by day or contract.— DM9IO Herald GARDENS Designed. Laid Out. Rock work, walls and Ornamental. Ph. 60-208 HARVESTING. 2-3 Youths; vie. Auckland. —YH929 Herald. T AWNMOWERS Sharpened, Expert hnL gineers.—Ryan, 201 New North Rd.. Eden Torrace. Ph. 31-044 . , T AWNMOWERS. Saws Sharpened, latest Ij methods; longest experience.—Cranston, Eden Terrace; 44-376. T AWNMOWERS. Saws Sharpened, etc.; J-i latest machinery. Craftsman Repair Shop Jutland Rd.. next Hellaby's, Takapuna. MAN wants Wood-cutting Contract; own gear, but no camp.—MP79B Herald. I3AINTING and Paperhanging. first-class 1 work guaranteed.—Ph 10-050 I) AIN TING. Homes, Offices. Shops, Boats, 1 Caravans, etc., by skilled Tradesmen.— Ph 42-502 or P.O. Box 384. P\ PERHANGING, Painting. Roof 6, ate. Estimates. Prompt attention. ZMB3S R Ilt 'eFRIG ERATO R Repair Service.—Ring Anthony, 26-300; after hours 18-382. QHOWCARDS. Window Backgrounds Let 0 Nen line. Studios solve your display problems. —11 Wakefield St Ph 40-636. rp I FORSMAN. Agricultural Contractor, 1 . Ph 4132, or write 1 Dyer St., Hamilton 4 BANDON Risks. For Efficient, Careful A removals. Ph. 30-606. Removals. Ltd. ON'T Tamper with your Typewriter. Send it to us and let our Expert Mechanics' Repair and Overhaul It. BRITISH TYPEWRITERS. LTD. 37 Victoria St. West. Ph. 40-484. KEMOVAL of Furniture.—Have it done expeditiously and satisfactorily. Wo have the largest vans in Auckland and experienced men. We specialise in packing for shipment overseas. —Winstone, Ltd.,- 32-080. WATERPROOFING.— We Waterproof Tents and Canvas Goods and also have the solution for sale.—Full particulars on application to E LeROY. LTD.. 81 Queen St. Auckland |7iRAN KLIN TRANSPORT, LTD.. .T City General Carriers. Pb. 46-223 Shipping and Rail Forwarding Furniture Removals. DAILY SERVICE to PUKEKHOE and WAIUKU The Strand, Parnell. C.4. Auckland Store: Next Wright Stephenson. BOARD AND RESIDENCE A RRAS, 12 Symond.s St. —Superior, Double, ,l\ Breakfast; 1 Single.—4o-203. (ILEN DENE, 136 Dominion Rd. —Bed J and Breakfast. Select home. TADY for Xmas holidays; single room, with J tray; select home.—Ph. 61-251. ]ADY, nursing exper.. board Baby or Child J while parents holiday, .€3 week; avail, till March. —HTS2B Herald. KIVERVIEW Private Hotel, Hamilton, 30 Tins., mod. convs.; Bed and Breakfast —1481. VACANCIISb, Permanent* Men >ni.v V Share. —Ph 26-812. VACANCIES in Select Bed and Breakfast V Guest House, Remuera; handy trams, etc. Wi I l_ta k e forwa rd book in gs.—LPB9S Herald . BOARD WANTED BOARD, working man, private family, near trams pref.; after Xmas. —STB9O Herald. BOARD in Onehnnga or Epsom where can work in garden Saturdays.—XVß7o Herald. . „ 1 ADY, Belmont, Narrow Neck or Devou- { i port; after holidays; perm.; £2/10/ — Hodgman. c/o Stednian, Harrison Av., Belmont DAPAKURA. —Airman's wife desires AccomI 'modalion for short time from January I. N WOD7 11 eralp. SITUATIONS VACANT AUCKLAND UNIVERSITY COLLEGE. LABORATORY ASSISTANTS. PHYSICS DEPARTMENT. \pplications are invited for the positions of Laboratory Assistants in the Physics Department at a commencing salary of £65 per annum Facilities are offered for the successful applicants to study for the B.Sc. degreo. Conditions of appointment may be obtained after January 22 from the College Office, and applications will close with the undersigned on January 31. A. A. MUNN. Acting-Registrar. ILLUSTRATED BOOKLET. I Girls leaving school, read all about the working conditions at Childswear, Ltd.. which offer vou the good conditions and pleasant surrounding which vocational guidance officers advocate. Call, write or phono to the Personal Officer, who will gladly give you a complii menlary copy of the descriptive booklet which tells you .ill about working conditions in New Zealand's most up-to-date factory. The new. modem Childswear Building is only one minute from Queen St. CHILDSWEAR, LTD., " Childwear 81dg.," 100-170 Albert St., City (last building on left, Town Hall end). PJIB. 40-036, 40-308,