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Sun (Auckland), Volume III, Issue 715, 15 July 1929, Page 3

SITUATIONS VACANT CIARPENTERS, good, wanted.—Apply J Boon Sullivan. Whakatane. MAX, reliable, milk, garden, and kitchen work; state wages.—Chamberlin. Hairini, Te Awamutu. Education for a changing WORLD. Yes! We are right up-to-date and give you the training you need to hold a worth-while position. Shire Engineers, Shire Overseers, Motor Engineers, etc. Inquire for success Today. INTERNATIONAL CORRESPONDENCE SCHOOLS (N.Z.), LTD., 305 C N.Z. Insurance Buildings, Auckland. DGIyILSTICS WANTED Reliable, Mother’s Help; BaysV-* water, near wharf.—Phone 22-251. strong-, capable, sheep farm.— APPiy. stating wages required, Mrs E. B. Elliott, Tahuna, Morrinsville. left school, mind child while parents milk; good home and wages. —•Williams, c.o. D. T. Davies, Kereone, Morrinsville. FARM HANDS WANTED B OY or state wages, gh, Mangapiko, dairy farm; good home; age, experience.— Te Awamutu. DAIRY Farm.—Man or Youth, good milker essential, machines used; state wages.—Alex. Watson, Te Puke. MARRIED Couple, both milk, man farm work; own cottage; state wages; refs. —A. Gillingham, Walton. \roUTH (IS, over), machine milking, . farm work, good home; 25s week.—D. Smith Qniahu. SITUATIONS WANTED COOK (male), first-class, wants Clief or Second’s position, hotel, restaurant, etc.—A., 5299, The Sun. GIRL (IS) desires Work .in Factory or Tearooms; good refs.—l 4 Wairakie St., Green Lane, MAN, young, requires work, light description.—F. Harrowell, 13 O’Neill St., Ponsonby. AGENCIES WANTED P ROPRIET ARIES WANTED. A Company marketing a successful Proprietary Remedy is prepared to consider the acquisition of similar products which would work in effectively with its present selling organisation. Strict confidence will be preserved In connection with any negotiations. Those with propositions of this kind to dispose of should give full information with regard to•the period the line has been on the market, its possibilities of development, the area over which it has been sold, the cost of manufacturing, and the retail selling price, together with the terms on which the present owner would be prepared to dispose of his interest. Letters should be addressed in the first place to 4 ‘PROPRIETARY, * ’ Care J. Ilott, Ltd., Advertising Agents, Publicity House, Jervois Quay, Wellington, PARTNERSHIPS AND FINANCIAL A LOAN Wanted, 33 1-3 p.c. (£3 Gs 8d quarterly), 8 times bank rate; investigations considered confidentially; immediately; security.—A., 5251, The Sim. TRADE PERSONAL WE Clean and Reblock Ladies’ and Gent’s Hats.—Cox, the Hatter, Karangnhnpe Rd. POULTRY, BIRDS, ETC., FOR SALE BREEDING Cockerels—Rhode Island Reds, Sussex, Leghorns. Orpingtons —John Klssling, **Rexdale.’* Hall Ave. Mangere. Auckland. PLANTS, TREES. ETC., FOR SALE ONION, both five and six; postage paid; Asparagus Roots, Early French Palmetto; cheap.—King, Panmure.

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