A Model Boy.

Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume IX, Issue 2974, 11 August 1888, Page 3

A Model Boy.

In Tarannki they want enough for * their money, lcnmrks tho Napier Telegiapli, when thoy are not dealing with the colonj'B cash, judging from tho following —There is to bo seen in a well known business place in town tho following "Wantod" notico, signed by n country settler. Thenotico \m atlincted a good deal of attention, and the qualifications of the" wanted" ono as sot jorlli on the paper in clauses would'lead ono to infer that the only way tho settler couUtbe suitid would be lo get tho i boy'Pir such is the individual require!) f made lo order. Hero is tho notico as ■jjfotappeared —"Wanted.—A Good i ijoy lo ivoik abut a Farm. Qualifications :—(1) Must ho over fifteen; jSj Must bo a'fair milker, able to ■ undertake the milking of half-a-dozen cows if required, (and milk them dry); (8) Must be a willing worker, and not guilty; (4) Must get up early, without jpaving to bo called; (5) Must be endowed with a certain amount of intelligence, and does not require to ba told tho samo thing two or three hundred times before ho does it or understands it; (6) Must have solne' consideration for Ins employers (otherwise cannot expect any in return); ' (7) Must turn his hand. to. any job that may be required. Wages, 8/per week. Note-No boy not. having the above qualifications need apply, as if tried he would be certain to.got tho sack at tho end of the week. A good boy would be well treated, and find the place comfortable.

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