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Auckland Star, Volume XLI, Issue 5, 6 January 1910, Page 1

SITUATIONS VACANT. "Prepaid Advertisements not exceeding ■ eighteen words, one shilling; three consecutive Insertions, two shillings and '. sixpence.] ; ANTED, a First-class Waitress.—Apply "En n ore." J ANTED, Boys for Factory.—Apply By- ;1 croft, Ltd. 69 j rTTANTED, a First-class Floorman.—Apply j \ VV j. rj. Jones, Ponsonby-rd. p ry ANTED, a few good Boys.—Apply Mill VV Manager, Kauri Timber Co., Ltd. VSTANTED, a Waitress-general.—Apply ■ * ' Onewhero House, 24, Jermyn-st., City. 42 ■ VITANTED, Girls for confectionery auui' * V bottling departments.—Roberts, Stau- 1 ley-st. i WANTED, Hairdresser, to take over hair- ■ dressing saloon. —Apply W. Barron, EUerslie. 46 VVTANTBD, Man, with river master's V V certificate.—Apply G. S. Lap wood, Tuakau. ' 37 VATANTED, Typist for office; 10/ start.— ■ » Apply 17, Mining Chambers, 10 to 12, Friday. 20 YX7ANTED. a Boy to learn trade.—Apply » » at 7 p.m. to E. Jepp, Painter, 64, Howest. Wages, 10/. IS WANTED, 2 Men for scrubbing gorse, about 5 acres. —Apply to ileCarten Bros.. Onehunga. ANTED at once, well-educated Lad for woollen warehouse.—H. SI. Chisholru and Co., Vlctoria-st. E. 37 ANTED, a Boy, about 16 years, to sell papers and magazines on The trains. — Apply Railway Bookstall. 91 WANTED, at once, strong willing Lad for etore work.—Apply by letter, to Storeman, Box 17, G.P.O. 04 TXTAXTED, Touug Girl for factory; light VV work. —Browne Bros, and Geddes, Confectioners, Stanley-st. 22 WANTED, a good Trousers' Machinist; weekly wages.—Apply Dalton and Hutton, Malcolm's Bldgs., Wellesley:St. ANTED. Collar Machinist, and Young Girl, to learn collar machine. —Apply British Laundry, Manukau-rd., Parnell. \7E7ANTED, a strong, smart Boy for shop VV and parcels.—Apply A. Grossman and Co., Dominion Furnishing Co., 76, Pitt-st. YX7AXTED, Bodymaker; also, Boy. learn W blacksmithing.—Apply T. Wilkinson, Coiichbuilder, Great North-rd., Grey Lynn. VKTANTED immediately, Cook-laundress; j VV references. —Apply any evening between 6 and S to Mrs. Guinness, Devonport. \ATANTED, Junior Clerk; must understand ♦ V shorthand and typewriting.—Appiy in writing by Sth January to N., 35, Star Office. 30 TT7ANTED, an experienced FlourmiMer to VV undertake night shift at a mill in Wellington province.—Apply by letter to 0., 16, Star Office. , 12 \\/ANTED, first-class Machinists. Appren- * V tices, and Improvers for ladies" underment.—Apply V. A. "Meek, Dundonald-st., off Newton-rd.. uear top Symonds-st. 74 A UCKLAND City Newspaper needs SerA vices of a Ledy Canvasser and Collector. —Apply Star Office. . 130 TXT A N T E D, TT For our Albert-st. Fact"-y, EXPERIENCED TABLE HASDS AND COSTUME MACHINISTS For Ladies' Tailoring Department. Apply— MANAGER. AKCH. CLARK AND EONS' ALBERT-ST. FACTORY. Oil or after January 7th. 33 OY.—Smart Message Boy wanted.— Apply Geo. Davies, Tailor, Queen-st. ll>> OOT TRADE.—Wanted, a .first-class Machinist: one 'who can fit preferred.—Apply back of 34. Victoria-st. West. S3 rpUOtSEKS Machinists and Finishers J- Wanted; constant employment and good pay to suitable hands.—R. A. Meek, Dundouald-st. (near top of Symonds-st.). 10 VX7 A N T E D. CARETAKER FOR THE EPSOM BOWXrING AND CROQUET CLUB. Applications from qualified persons for the above position will be received till FRIDAY, January 7. Address— JERVIS WRIGHT, Hon. Secretary, Claude-rd., One-tree Hill. r T7'ACAXCIES FOR TAXI-CAB DRIVERS ( » . Will be numerous throughout N.Z. this season. Salary £3, upwards. THE N.Z. MOTORING SCHOOL have found numerous positions for their students, and know at present of positions for competent drivers. Join Day or Evening Class now forming, and better your position. Address, SWAMSON CHAMBERS, SWANSON-ST. VXT ANTED, CARETAKER FOR EDEN AND EPSOM; DAWN TENNIS AND CROQUET CLUB. Applications to be addressed to P.O. BOX 161 before JAXUAKY 10. lIS AUCKLAND ACCLIMATISATION SOCIETY. The Auckland Acclimatisation Society required tbe services of a competent person as Secretary. Particulars as to the duties aud remuneration can be .seen at the Society's Office, Museum Buildings, Princesst.; and written applications for the post will be received by the undersigned up to noon on SATURDAY, January 15th. T. F. CHEESEJIAN, Acting-Secretary. WANTED, A RESIDENT ASSISTANT W MASTER FOR S. JOHN'S COLLEGIATE- SCHOOL. Auckland. Duties: Charge of Fourth Form and General Boardingschool supervision: salary, £100 per annum, together with boiird, etc. Term begins February 7th. For further particulars apply at once to Headmaster. TTEATHCOTE ROAD BOARD. Applications, accompanied by testimonials, will be received by the Chairman up to the 20t.ii day of January, 1910, for the position of Clerk and Surveyor to the above Board. Salary £250 per annum. Schedule of duties may be seen at the office of the "N.Z. Herald." GEORGE SCOTT, Chairman. Woolston, December 22nd, 1909. rriHE COLONIAL MUTUAL LIFI J- ASSURANCE SOCIETY, LTD. This Society (established In 1573) has noT commenced INDUSTRIAL ASSURANCE and 'invites applications -from tueinesi men for important positions on Its Agenc; Stall Id Auckland and surrounding dis triots. Salary and Commissions will be paid. Successful applicants must reside la al ilotted districts. Previous assurance ex perlence not essential, as successful appli cants will be coached by experienced oi flcefs. Spare-time Agents appointed on goo< commission terms. Applications are invited for tie positioi of CHIEF AGENT for Auckland. A ma: capable of organising and training Agent iv Industrial Assurance canvassing, wll be speedily promoted to the status of supei lntendent. Apply by letter or personally, In confi dence to EDWIN T. WHAT, Superintendent of Agents, Hobaoa'» Bulldloga, Cort-st.