SITUATIONS VACANT. _ A PPREXTICB Girl, smart, wanted to the ' -*• Tailoring.—Apply to J. Maxwell, 2t>, ervois Rd., Ponsoiib-y. 523 /TPP_ENTTc_~as woodworking machinist. - tl. A good opportunity for smart boy.— !"I >.S.C. and Cousins and Cousins, Ltd., Vie- | J orla Quadrant. 52 f' AKER wanted. — Apply D. Archibald. - Mt. Eden. 583 1 DAKERS.— Second-hand wanted.—Apply ■ „ ■-* Davis, Mt. Albert Bakery. 9j t DAKER wanted, one used to small goods-. 1 -j ■ * Apply G. W. Wright, Karangahnpe ' J BOOT TllADE.—Henchmen, good, wanted. p Highest wages.—Apply at once, Kelly i iud Kattray, Belgium St. 3T J BOOT TRADE.—Wanted, Bench (Hands, -j for heavy work; also Wax-thread J Machinist and Clicker.—JeSries and Coe, ( -lexandra St. 10G ■ BOY wanted, milk and useful; state J wages.—H. Cox, Omana, Northern t iValroa. do £ BOY wanted for Grocery Store.—_pply \ Manager, Heart Office, Home and 1 MoniaJ Stores, Newton Rd. 516 j PtATtP ENTERS (2K good, wanted, for ; \J Papatoetoe.—Apply J. "P. Evans, \ lunctiol-n. Great South Rd., Epsom. 100 ( rtLERK, Junior Male, wages 30/ per week. ' <—' Apply, stating age.- experience and ', ■eferences to A.T., 717, .Star Offlce. 72 \ FITTER wanted] with experience of i Rider Eriekson's hot-air engine, to pro- ! ?eed rM]i, T-aluue, Cth March.—Apply Sugar : Co., Quay St. 550 I GIRL Machinists wanted for oily slickers t and tents. —Apply M. Lawson, Macky, I Logan, Cnldwe!), Violet St., Eden Ter. 61 ■ IRLS wanted Tor the trade, wages 10/ • to start; also Boys or Youth, good ] wages.—Ocffrics and Co., Alexandra St. 108 - fXlitL, young, wanted for shop, experience ■ 'J not necessary.—Apply immediately, i Wachner's Novelty Store, 104, Queen St.. ]: opp. Bank N.Z. 25 I. GARDENER, competent, wanted for vegetable and llower gardening, 2 to i days weekly.—Apply, enclosing copies of references, to Gardener, Box 425, Auck32 HAIRDRESSER wanted for Whangarel; ftrt't-class man only..—Apply immediately to Oas. M. Tremain, Whangarel. 547 J~~OINER. gooii, wanted; also, Boy for Factory.—C. H. Frankham, Spring St. Newmarket. £1 MAcTUne" - Girls, smart! wanted: pood wages; permanent situations. Grey St. 539 ARIUE.D Couple wanted, both milk and 'useful. —H. Cox, Omaua, Northern Walroa. 3D r^,J"AN 'wanted to look after small General : i.VJ- >:torc in country.—Apply, with testimonials, to E-ntrlcan, Ltd.. 11 a.m., Thursday. . . ; ,69 Young, wanted, to assist In lfi restaurant work. —Apply, Ihetween 5 and 0 p.m.. 13, ttaidinge St., off Victoria St. West. City. rCfiG'lxiiST. AN© CHOIR>tA6TER (rtntT) V> \V\NTE:D FOR ST. PAUL'S PRBSBYTBRIAN OFIURCn. 'CHRISTCHURCH. Salary. £-100 p.a. Applications, with tostlTOftilali, received till March 20.—'D. C nt'ENS, Session Clerk, c/o Railway, Chr ehurch.J COS OFFICE BOY WANTED FOR SOLICITOR'S OFFICE.—Appiy in own hand-■j-ritlng to— 53S LAW. Box 431, Auckland. IUUMBKUS.—Wanted, two or !-'<> d rir;a]!>ers —Ap=-.ly D. and J. MUier, East. 34 iHrOT - .MIVO—INISTS.— WaB.ted, (Firstclas= Collar .acl Band. . Itond,;. good I •wages to experienced, reliable-girl.—G. E. i i Thomson, 31, Ponsonhy Rd. 56; _ i QHOE TRADE- (Flexilor Brand).—Wantml,i>O H FIR-ST-CLASS 3IACHINIST3. -and ! ASSISTANTS to learri "the trad?; pood i wages, permanent employment.—Co-opera- ! tlve Boot Co., Ltd., 151; AVbcrt St. 05 I ! \H7AiGOX Driver wanted for 4_orse iVY timber wngon wanted; highest -wages. Apply P:O. Box 5, Ohakune. 516 -"trOIJTH Ohetweeu. 17 and 19\ wanted for J- 'Bottlins Store. —Apply 127, Albert St. i 4G a IRLS AN© WOM.EN WANTED- FOR FACTORY. No prevlons experience necessary. WHITTOME, STEVENSON & CO., LTD., - Newmafket. ~ • ' 42; TBNIOIi iNVOICE v CLERKT v Wantea'uy \yholesale Honse. . Office experience necessary.. iState.age. PP T CONFIDENTIAL, • IBox 80S, G.P.O. -yOUTH 'WANTED, A'toiit nineteen, for cleik. Must be used' to country shipping -work. . ' Good prospects. PPy BOX 321, Aucklandr--53& jA D V _ " ASSISTANT. YOUNG LADY wanted as Assistant in Boot Department of our Warehouse. One. used to waiting on customers and keeping records preferred. Must be a sood -n-ri-ter and, accurate with figures. Apply .toy letter..to GORDON AND GOTCH PROPY., LTD., S r;0. Box 58-V Auckland. 38 Aj_S "(20), GOOI> U ..RANTED FOE OTJR ■ ■ T7EeTJ?IE_D CHEMICAL WORKS. 'Apply, sharp, .: . KEMPTHORNE, PRO.SSEH, 'AND. CO., 'LTD., A'DBERT STREET. •■ • IS3 _ _______________________ _____ riAPABLE ASSISTANT ■ WANTED FOR j lIANQHBSTER DEPARTMENT! IN 1 WHO-LES-LE WAREHOUSE. i Apply immediately, giving references, i . BOX 36, ADOKIiAND. 6! PUPrLS WANTED. l - <rt_N YOU SWIM? —I guarantee to teacl , \J —Tepid Baths, Tuesday arid Thursday - Ladies' hours, '9 to 11, 5-to 7. Shell; > Beach, Monday; Parncll, Wednesday; Ml S Eden, Friday.—D. B. ANDERSON, Tepii Baths, Customs Street. WJ 5 titoTOR Driving and Running Repairs i I_L Individual tnitlon by expert on moderi T car.—City Motor School, 24, Smeeton': •_ Bulldln-S. i ' MRS. MALCOMSON'S (late of Lot don) Popular School of Dress an j. Costume Making and Cutting, for mother c and daughters. Classes day and evening 5 Single lesson, 1/6. Special terms for trail - ing course. Dresses and Costumes ale j cut and prepared for home finishing. - MA'IiCOMSOK (Over Walker'e, Chemist) £ Oor. Weilesley fit. W. and Elliott St.( y "pU-PILS wanted to learn Massage Treat 5 -t ment by experienced Masseuse. —Writ - Pupil, 704, Star Office. a ■ r FISH! FISHI-Call at SanfordV I Ff_ Ma?T Custom. ChtW Fish_ 0 Clearing S«le D»HX»
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Auckland Star, Volume XLVII, Issue 52, 1 March 1916, Page 1
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