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Auckland Star, Volume XL, Issue 271, 13 November 1909, Page 1

SITUATIONS VACANT. [Prepaid Advertisements not exceeding eighteen words, one shilling; three consecutive Insertions, two shillings and sixpence.] WANTED, Sign writer.—lo7, Hobson-st, W. Carroll. 20 VTETANTED, experienced Barmaid.—Apply *' Waverley Hotel. ' . . . 'ANTED, Boy for store.—lrving Clarke, Customs-st. West. 27 WANTED, First-class Dressmaker.—Apply Campbell, 63, Karangahape-rd. YX/ANTED, by young girl, Position to learn ' t bar.—Address P.P., 23, Star Office. 58 IANTED, 2 smart Boys for'mill.—Apply Kauri Timber Co., Ltd., M.t. Eden. 40 WANTED, etrong Ladj good - wages.— Millar and Paterson Vlctoria-st., West. . 56 VX7AXTED, a respectable Boy.—Duttou » » Bros., Cork Manufacturers, 406, Queenet. ANTED, a Lad, for office.—Apply, by letter, sta'Ung qualification, to Bos 413, G.P.O. 71 WANTED, Girl, for sorting and marking; neat writer —New Zealand Laundry Co., Quay-st. 88 'ANTED, a Bodymiuker, and a strong Boy.—,D. Flynn and Co., Coachbullders, KlHott-S't. * ANTED, 2 strong Boys.—Apply Patterson and Son, Coachbullders, Upper Queen-st. 48 iANTED, Message Boy for the hardware.—Apply Atr Tilly, c/o T. and S. Morrin, Ltd. 58 WANTED, smart Boy for fancy dept.— Apply Arthur H. Nathan, litd., Cus-toms-st. Kast. 57 ANTED, Boys for Warehouse and for the trade.—New Zealand Saddlery Co., 104, Hobson-st. 55 VXfANTED, a First-class Order Machinist; ™ » Vi, months' engagement.—Apply James Hodgson; Vlctoria-st. East. 83 WANTED, smart Cash Girl, able to keep books preferred.—Apply T. Bell and Co., Butchers, Khyber Pass. W"' AS'TED, Girle for boxmaklng, previous experience not necessary.—Apply Bankß and Grey, O'ConneU-st YX7ANTED, at once, Lady or Gentleman » » Canvasser, house to house, for Art Production. — Busck, 31, Fort-st. 101 ANTED, Smart~Omce~Boy for leading firm.— J. H. Colwill, Shortuand and Typewriting School, Swanson-street. SI XTyANTBD, ißellable "Waitress, for country »» hotel; wages, 17/6.—Reply, enclosing copy of a reference, to P.P., 21, Star Office. 55 WANTED, Live Canvassers, for good Household Lines; big comlsslons; lines suitable for either sex.—Apply 347, Queenet. 79 \X7ANTE\D, at once, Refined Girl, of good ** appearance, to do clerical work, for large London organisation.—Apply A.P., G.P.O. 44 YXfANTIiD, nrst-class Tailors; only best ' » coat hands required; no others need apply.—Schneldeman, Bros., the Empire Tailors, Wellesley-st. . a First-class Shirtmaker, esT » perienced in all branches, including cutting.—B. J. M. Kemp, Shirt Tailor, Queen and Swanson sts. 8 ANTED, Girl to wait in tea room and assist work; also, Yonng Girl, sleep home, Epsom preferred, references.—ilrs Kedgate, Corcwall' Park. Iβ TX^ANTED, for Hamilton, a Young Lady ■ » Assistant for a first-rate Stationery and Business. — Address applications, with full particulars, to J. B. Elllott, las. Grafton-rd., Auckland. 51 a strong, active Young—Marwed Man. to collect butchers' rough rat; must be good with horses, thoroughly sober, honest, and trustworthy; wages, 35/ per week; house 4 rooms, coal and milk found. Constant job for good man.—Reply Acrolene, 16, Star Office. BOOT T5RAJDE—Wanted, a strong Lad, for the press-room.—Apply Pioneer Boot Factory. Trenwlth Bros., Wakeneld-st. 73 Brass and Woodwind Players wanted for military band.—Portman Itooms; Victoria-st. West, Monday and Thursday evenings. "VTACHINIST for trousers and vests, and -"-»- sew by hand; highest wages to good ihand.—E. Bauman, Te Aroha. ' Sβ "ATI LLIN DRY.—Wanted, an Apprentice -"-»- for the "workroom; must be qTiick with the needle.—Laldlaw Bros., Economic, 17 AINTERS.— "Wanted, good Paperhanger; aiso, one good Brush Hand.—A. Jones, Builder, etc., Queen-st, Onehnnga. 6 rpiNSMITH Wanted, at once; also, Ga!- --- vanised Ironworker.—Apply John H. Rayner, Dundonald-st., off Newton. ANTED A T O N C E. RESPECTABLE LAD. Opportunity to Learn the Business. MAXWELL AND MONTAGUE, China and Glass Importers, 280 Queen-st. SO W A N T B D, ■At once, A SMART ERRAND BOY. Good Wages. Woollams, Chemist, Queen-st. ANTED FOR TARANAKI DISTPRICT— FIRST SALESWOMAN, to take charge of Showroom; SECOND SALBSWOAT.AN for Showroom and General Drapery.—Apply for particulars to ARCH CLARK AND SONS, LTD., Shortland-st. 88 Tγ ANTE D, A BOY. Apply ALEX. HAKVEY AND SONS, Albert-st. 39 W A N TED, GIRL FOR BINDERY, AS LEARNER. APPLY MANAGER, "STAR" OFFICE. S T A G E. Ladies and Gentlemen desirous of Acting in High-class Farcical Comedy Company touring New Zealand can obtain interview with manager. Only Amateurs who can join immediately, and of good education, appearance, and means, need write. R.T.H., G.P.0., ATJCKIiAND. 9 A UCKLAND TECHSICAI* COLLEGE. Applications are Invited for the following posts:— (1) ASSISTANT DIRECTOR OF TECHNICA.L EDUCATION AND MANUAL TRAINING. Salary, £350, rising by annual Increments of £20 to £500. (2) ENGLISH MASTER. Commencing Salary £200, rising by annual increments of £25 to £250. Applications, -which must be made on. the form supplied, close December Ist. Further particulars from the undesigned. GEORGE GEORGEv Nov. 6th, 1909. Director. A UCKLAND EDTJCATIOKi BOARD. Applications, on printed forms, will be received until Noon on SATURDAY, December 4th, for either of the undernamed appointments: KAKE KARB AND WHATIPTJ (Manukau Heads North) —Sole Charge Halftime Schools, from February Ist 1910. Estimated Salary (six days), £150, and £20 House Allowance. MOKAI (near Taupo)—'Head Teacher. • Salary, £150, and £20 House AllowEDUCATION BOARD. Applications for the Appointment of INSPECTOR OF SCHOOLS will be received by the Board on or before SATURDAY 4th December, 1909. Salary at the rate of £400 a year, with usual travelling allowance. Applicants to state age, classification ana , experience, ana to furnish testimonials. ; . . _» CROWE, 1 -SssCßtjw^,