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Taranaki Daily News, 15 July 1929, Page 1

SITUATIONS VACANT. ' ■RELIABLE Youth or Young Man wanted for Farm Work; near town; machines used. Apply News Office. a.w. IVANTED, Boy to milk and do odd jobs V about farm. Apply L. Bluett, Eltham <PIRL wanted for Machine Milking and help in house. Apply Mrs. Afflick, Opunake. " WANTED, Boy for Light Farm Work; machines used. Apply Box 78, Inglewood. a -w. WANTED, Capable Girl or Young Wo- ’’ man to help with housework. Mrs. G. Grantham, Normanby, 'phone 29045. QTRONG Boy wanted; used to milking machines. Apply "Z,” News, Stratford. a.w. "POSITION Filled. Applicants thanked. W. E. Vesty, Croydon Road, Waipuku. ■ a.n. VVANTED, Woman to attend to invalid and assist in housework. Address News, Stratford. Ew. WANTED, Strong Boy for Dairy Farm (one just left school); good home. Apply W. E. Vesty, Croydon Road, Waipuku. f- w - WANTEp, Strong Youth (about 14 to 16) for Dairy Farm; machines used. Apply personally to A. A. Lawerence, Mangatoki. _ VV ANTED, an experienced Farm Hand; permanent job to capable man; good wages. Apply T. Knofflock, Kaimata. d.w. TfXPERIENCED Waitress wanted. Coronation Hotel, Eltham. e< w. W r ANTED, Goo<l Reliable Man for Dairy Farm; machines used; good home. Apply to Ken Sharp, Patea. d.w. VVANTED, for a few weeks, sturdy and ’’ willing lad to assist gardener. Apply by letter, “Suburban,” c/o News Office. WANTED, Capable Girl for General Housework. Apply Sutherlands, Stationer, or ’phone 265, Inglewood, d.w. WANTED, by Bell Block Dairy Farmer ™ (milking 25 cows with machines) a reliable girl” to assist in shed and with household duties. Gibson’s Agency, A.M.P. Building, Egmont Street, New Plymouth. d.w-. TRONG Youth or good Man wanted for Dairy Farm. Good wages. Apply C. Matthe s, Rowan. d.w. ■WANTED, a Man for milking and ’ * general farm work. Must be good with plough. Good wages. Apply J. • McEldowney, Puniho, . d.w. / ODD general help wanted. Good wages. Ring 3, Tangarakau. d.w. TARANAKI CO-OPERATIVE HERD TESTING ASSOCIATION. A PPLICATIONS are invited from qualified Testers for positions with the above Association for the coming season. Reply with qualifications to — HUGH BAILY, Secretary, New Plymouth. THE MANGATOKI CO-OP. DAIRY CO., LIMITED. APPLICATIONS, to close at Mangatoki at 9 a.m. on THURSDAY, 18th July, 1929, are invited for the position of MANAGER. The Company has an output of approxi- . mately 1650 tons of cheese from four branches. Each applicant is required to state the earliest date on which he is prepared to commence duties. R. D. DOUGLASS, Secretary. Mangatoki, Taranaki. July 9, 1929. CLIFTON COUNTY COUNCIL. SURFACEMAN WANTED. APPLICATIONS are invited from evperienced Roadmen for Pukearuhe, Roadsman position. Wages 12s per day, wet and fine. Free house and section. Applications must be accompanied with ■ recent testimonials and will be received at the County Office up till 5 p.m. on Satur- • day, 20th instant. Schedule of duties may be had on appli- ' cation. N. C. FOOKES, County Engineer. SITUATIONS WANTED. "POSITION as Housekeeper wanted by middle-aged lady; small wage for good home. Write “X.Y.Z.” News, f.e. TVANTED, Position o.n farm, by young man. Small wage, good home. Apply News. x a,-.,-. EXPERIENCED young man wants position on Dairy Farm. State war®--. Apply L. Voice, Pioneer. Road, New Plymouth. IMPOSITION wanted on Sheep Farm by young Man; honest- and reliable; state wages to “Reliability,” c/o Daily News Office, Hawera. f.w. / CONSTANT work wanted by reliable woman with boy (10 years), cook for batch, kitchen work, or housekeeping. ■Address Daily News, Hawera. e.e. LOST AND FOUND. T OST, Friday evening, Two Football -k Jerseys, between town and Devqn•port Flats. Finder please return to Daily News Office. L' osT, Between Okaiawa and Hawera, Demonstrator Plate. Finder nlea.se ring or return to Farmers’ Co-op. Motor Department, Hawera. lOST, in Broadway, Wallet of Keys. Finder please return to News Office, Stratford. ■ _—: -—-r T~oST~~from Patiki Road, one Black Wnrl- Anyone knowing whereabouts Uith J. Pihnma.