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Taranaki Daily News, 11 August 1930, Page 1

: ■ situations vacant,, , * . ( w— TWO Young Men wanted for Dairy Farm; “! £2 per week, Gibson's .Agency, New * Plymouth. . .an, j||/XPERIENCED Mao, wanted for Farm Work; machines used. Apply H, Snowden, Inaha. . a.w. . TWO Men wanted, to Split Firewood at i . per cord, Apply C. Hall, Tariki Rd., Tariki, - a.e. Help. Knowledge’ of plain 4 ■ . cooking essential, Mrs. J. Connett, Powderham Street, New Plymouth. a.x, jV'OUTH wanted for machine-milking; 1 . Wages 30/- per week. Apply J, Hopfling, ’Phone 22K, Rahotu. ' a.x. jV'OUNG Girl wanted to assist Housework. Good home. .Kapuni district. State wages required to “Help," g /° Daily News, Mariaia. f.w. i|>OY just left school wanted to assist on Farm. Apply stating wages' required to G. Muggleton, Tututawa. f.e. V_TOUSEKEEPBR wanted for two bachelom. Dairy farm. Apply Mrs, J. ,W; Crow,©' Regan Street, Stratford; f.e. 1 Youth for Dairy Farm; D machines used. Wages 30/v Ring • UP, Rahotu. , _________ f~ w ' ‘r AD wanted for general farm work. Apply '“E.F.,” c/o Daily News, New Plymouth. XrOUTH wanted for dairy farm; good i - a - .home. Apply Frank Chamberlain, .Warea. . ■ XTOUSEMAID . wanted. Apply Railway Hotel. Inglewood. . ■ , 8 - w - STRONG Youth or Young Man wanted for Farm; machines used. Apply D. Iguggeridge, Ketemarae Road, Hawera. e.e. , ifSOY or Youth wanted for Light Farm f work. Experienced milker; Apply w Farm," News, Stratford.. e.w.

SITUATIONS WANTED,. ' .piRST-CLASS Baker, both bread ' and ' small goods, desires situation in Tara- ' »aki, First-class references. Replies to “Baker," Daily News, New Plymouth, f.w. "MARRIED Couple want job on Farm’. • 1 X Wife cook for men and Husband general Farm Work. Life experience. Good ■references. Back country preferred. Apjply News Office, New Plymouth. ' f.e. .. X<OUNG Man, 21, seeks position on mixed farm. Life experience. Wages 35/per week. Apply “Sober,” c/o Daily News, iNew Plymouth. ’ f- vy - HAREMILKING wanted by twb brothers. Ten years’ experience. Apply Daily News Office, New Plymouth. . \ f.e. POSITION wanted in Cheese Factory. Eight y,ears’ experience.. Second-class -ticket. Married, ' Write’ ‘‘Cheesemaker,'' 204 Millar Street, Hastings. 'e.w. niXSSITION Dairy or Sheep .Farm wanted “ by Married Man; life experience. Ap'.piy Miss Brown, Labour Bureau, Haw-era. '.Phone 2730. , ■ s - w -

. WANTED. • CHILD’S Light Rimu Dropside Cot and Chair wanted. Good order. Apply “Reasonable,'' News, Stratford.am. ■ p’LDERLY' Gentleman wants seat in'car going Auckland within 10 days ' from New Plymouth or Stratford; the latter preferred. Expenses. Ring 80722, • '■ Stratford. ■yOUNG Man wants Board in Opunake. iJL Apply “A.8.C.,” c/o Daily News, New •Plymouth. a - w : , WANTED, a Second-hand .Wizard Light “’ Plant. , Particulars to J. H. Holm & - Co., St. Aubyn_Street. New Plymouth. 07 ANTED to Purchase, pair of Gig 1 * ’ Wheels anti Axle. Iron tyres. Must bo sound. Replies to ‘‘Gig,’' c/o Daily ' News Office. New Plymouth.hm , ■%XTANTED to buy second-hand root'd- pulper. Ring 302 U, New Plymouth. : . f.w. ll| | [|| mi || MI LOST AND FOUND.. WOULD person who took by mistake ■*’ Coat from Makahu Hall please return same to Moiuatt’s Store, Te Wera, and take his own, a - w -- f?)NE pair 32 x 4J Ford Truck Chains lost ; ’ either Mountain Road or Bird Road. Finder please return to News Office, or • Ford Garage, Eltham. f- w -

TO POULTRY FANCIERS. JJEW JMPORTED JgLOOD TJTAVING considerably increased my stock and plant, I am now in a position to supply DAY-OLD CHICKS AND SETTINGS of eggs in any number. The introduction of new blood, more eggs per 'hen and' concentration'upon good type has been my.'aim. Last year a cockerel was. purchased at considerable cost from Australia and placed at the head of my dock. This is a grandson of the famous “Maisie (registered R.O.P. hen No. 6) that laid 351 eggs in 364 days at the British Columbia egg-laying competition _at Agassis, Canada, while on the male side there are two crosses' of 330 and 307 egg producers. Cockerels from this magnificent bird are being used this year and the progeny. I am now offering should be great egg layers and full of quality. _ My birds, this year, have won oO prizes, 13 specials and 6 cups, as well as the John Jarvis Honour Bowls. WHITE LEGHORN.— Day-c’d chicles, 15/- per dozen, or £5 10s per 100. Settings 10/6. LIGHT SUSSEX.—IS/- per setting. IMPORTED STRAIN, American Barred Rocks.—£l Is per setting. BOOK ORDERS EARLY TO AVOID DISAPPOINTMENT. Visitors cordially welcomed at the farm. A. J. DAVEY, ’Phone 628. Celia St., Stratford. Stratford Poultry Farm, O 1 AUSTINS on official test averaged 52 miles per gallon. - /YNE gallon of petrol goes' 3 times as . '■ far in an "Austin” seven, *