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Auckland Star, Volume XLIX, Issue 9, 10 January 1918, Page 1

SITUATIONS VACANT. XWENCH HAND, goodi wanted; also Re- •*-• pairer.—Apply Onehunga. Boot B"act»ry, Onehunga. SSS T>OY wanted for box factory.— ~W. Caeey, -»-> sßeaumont St. 517 T>OY, active, wanted.—Apply to G~ 0\ -*-* Chapman, Stationer, 16, Swanson e>.. 86 BOYS wanted for Foster's Factory, Parnell Id aection; good wages.—Apply Factory. 18 T*OYS, strong, -wanted for factory. -»-* ißrowne Bros, and Geddes, ILtd., Mfg. Confectioners, Stanley St. 68 T>OYS and Girls -wanted for factory. ■*-* Apply Garland's 'Baking Po-wder Work! on or after Monday, Jan. 14. 617 "DiOYS -wanted for factory, good wagca ■*-* and wfirkiny conditions. Boot Co.. I>td., 6»-73, Federal St. »S BOYS, respectable and smart, for Tea Department.—Arthur H. Nathan, Ltd., Lanncegton Bldgs., Customs St. East, lid T>OY wanted, to learn trade, good -wages -»-* to suitable lad.— J. G. Lecky and Co., Plumbers, 47, Manufcan Rd., Parnell. 28 B;LACSKSM.ITHe.--Wianted, a iFirst-class •F-loopman.—Apply Holden. J, J, Craig, Ltd., St George's Bay. ' 537 CtARPEWTEBS, Bricklayers, and t ourers wanted for Theatre, Dannevlrke. 'Beazley and Hamilton. Contractors, Napier. 49 C«OAT MACHINIST, arst-dass Sane; 1 wanted.—l 7, West St., Newton. 72 COAT Machinists wasted, experienced; top -wagee, constant work.—Apply Manager, Crown Clothing Co, Elliott St., City. D 4 Second, good, male or female, V/ wanted; 45/.—Wire, sharp, Wfcite Hart, New Plymouth. 500 /■CONTRACT Paddockers, Te Awamutu district; 35/ ton; good, run.—Apply Pearson's Regtofcnr- Exchange Lane. 103 IRLS wanted Coatmaking.—E. Leßoy, 42, Queen St. W /iIRLS wanted for the Bindery.—'Apply VX Business Printing Works, Albert St. t 67 or Woman, smart, wanted to learn V-* Pressing.—Apply 42, Sussex St, Grey Lynn, off Williamson Ay. 87 CiaRLS -wanted for chocolate packing ' dept.—Browne Bros, and Geddes, Ltd., Mfg. Confectloneri, Stanley St. 67 (TiTR'L, young, smart, intelligent, -wanted, ,to learn the cutting.—C B. Plummer, Millinery Mannfactnrer, Rutland et. D 4 AIRDRBSSKR, Journeyman, waatedT— W. F. JamJeson, 95, Queen St. ■ 102 T AD, respectable, wanted for Wholesale ■*-* Soft Goods Warehouse.—Apply Kahn Broß., Elliott St. , 79 T AD, smart, for leather and grindery ■*-* warehouse; a splendid opportunity.— Frank Jagger and Co., foot Grey St. Iβ T ADY Canvasser wanted.—The Porter *-* Company, 67, Cuba St, Wellington. -: 23 T ADY BACKER, smart, wanted; also 3 ■»■* Mangle Hands.—Apply Auckland Laundry Ltd., Upper Queen St \ 530 ACSINISTS wanted for Tent and Oily Coat Factory.—Apply Olacky, Logan, Calflwell, and Co., -Lome St. ■ 124 MAN for Carting wanted.—Taiapuna Dairy Co., Melroge, Devonport. 54t> MAN wanted to ,do rough Gardening.—; Apply at once, Albert J. Stratford, 30, Shortland St. 93 MILLINERY. —Several Improvere and Apprentices want'M. foi-Vthe millinery, workroom.—Appljr. The Bon iMarche,' Karangahape. Rd.. .■ .. . . 523. EN (6), -ueed to -bridge -work,, wanted; m> others need apply; 12 months' work. Q. iMV graaer,-'Xgarna-wahja, Bridge. 538 "DORTER iwanted.—Apply Waltemata. Hotel. '• • ■ 527 rnAILOHESS wanted, at once.—JimJ- Wilson, Tailor, 138, j Poneonby Ed. 623 rnAILORBSSBS.—Wanted, at once. Gents' -*- Coat, Trouser, and Vest Hands.—Hugh Wright. Queen St. 527 mAILORE6S.—Wanted, Trousers and^eet -■• 'Hand, constant employment. J. ■Hodgson. Victoria St. East 82 rpAILORING Apprentlcea wanted; good -*- wages to beginners.—Apply Manager, ■Crown Clothing Co., Eniott St.. City. , D 4 q^AILORESSES.—Trousers, Vest Hands; ■*• also Improvers and' Apprentices; conetant work.—Apply Immediately, Robinson Bros., Dundonald St., off. Newton Bd. 543 TTTE HAVE VACANCIES AT OUB "• WORKS FOR STRONG YOUTHS willing learn trade. Also, LABOUREBs' N.Z. PAPER MILLS, LTD., 541 • Ferry Buildings. FABM HAKPg. r-lADET WANTED FORMKKD FARM \J ' SITUATE AT PATUMAHOB. A splendid opportunity to learn to be a Practical Farmer.- Good borne, where he . will be treated as one of the family. Wages to a suitable Lad, 15/ and found, with advancement certain If willing to learn. Apply at once, l"?\ FARMERS' UNION TRADING, 14 - ' Fort and Customs Street. WANTED Kit OWN. Millinery . Bargains at " Miss Dixon's Summer Sale, starting Friday, llth Inat.—34, Victoria St. tiQ ALE.—Trimmed Millinery, defying competitlon. Tulle and Chiffon Hats from 8/11. —Misses Chandler, 189, Karangahape Rd. (Millinery Parlours.) llfl WORKINGMHN.— Repair your own boots; buy soling leather, nails, tools, iron lasts.—B. Glttos and Son. 83, Victoria St: B \\m are offering "Golden State" Preserv- »» Ing Jars, 1 qnart 6X6, half-gallon 9/6 per doz.—Henderson's Stores, Devonport. . : ■■■!■.-■'• - 81 T ADIES, Tailors,, Dressmakere, etc, can -*-• have Buttons made of same, material as dresses and costumes at Wyndnam Chambers, Wyndham St, opp.' Gas Co. Inquire Liftman. . .... .71 M AS G 1 P T bT SPLENDID SELECTION. > SKBATES. 224. Karaogahape Road. B OUGfI ROADS ARE NO RESPECTERS OF TYBES. Inferior Tyres GiTe No End of Trouble, but •'CLINCHER CROSS" CAR TYRES Are Equally Reliable on An Roads, Because They are Made of All Plantation Rubber In the Largest - Rubber Stllle In the Empire, and are co Exhaustively 1 Tested that Defects are Practically Impossible. s PULLAN. A-RMITAG E. AJJD CO., Auckland Agents. ' b /CARTRIDGE Sir—Fresh Sporting Cartridges, can be purchased dally at "C.A.C." Retail Depot, Enfleld Street, Mt. Eden. 18/ to 23/9 per 100. Open Friday evenings. GUNS may be bought there, tool BUSHJNKS TACKLE by World-famous makers. STOCKS are biggest; Quality Iβ hlgkest: 'Prlcee are lowest BBPAIRS by Exoerts —men -who know. COLONIAL AMMUNITION CO., LTD. LEFT - OFF APPIOTL,' VJT MISFITS, BOOTS, TRtFNKS, JEWELL.EBY, PAWN TICUJTIW, Etc. Before gelling, Ring Up 3976 for Our Representative to Call and Give Our Price. Tou will be under no obligation toy doing co. LONDON CLOTHING OO.f g| dX. North lUL. near Fonsonby Beserroir. - B OMEN SAVING TWO AND THREE GUINEAS. By Having Costumes Made Up By Uβ. Material costs less because we boy largely for our Clothing Establishment. Tailoring costs less because -we .-turn out dozens of Garments against the tailor's ones and twos. Your own material made up' la good style. ALBERT CLOTHING CO., Queen's Buildings, Welleeley 'St. W. B TTELP -support the Empire by. specifying • n - WOOD-MILNE BIJBBEB HEELS. 'J, Made in. England .'by.' English workers— »one better.' -•-.■• -g