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Auckland Star, Volume XLIX, Issue 51, 28 February 1918, Page 1

SITUATIONS VACANT. [Prepaid Advertisements not exceeding eighteen words, One Shilling; three consecutive insertions. Two Shillings and Sixpence.! A PPRENTICE wanted to Tailoring—J. ii- U ; _Daltou, Tailor, Queen St. 572 A PPRENTICE.—SMART BOY wanted for ■ti. Travelling Bag Trade; wages, 15/ to start. Good opportunity to learn useful trade. — COLLINS AND WHITAKER. Princes Rink Bldgs., Graham St., off Victoria St. W. 3 BAKER. Second Hand, wanted, for bread. E. S. Miles, Baker, Ponsonby. 124 BREAD and Small Goods Baker wanted for country; best wages and constant job; must be good hand. —A. J. long, Waharoa. 36 TD OOT TRADE.—Repairer, firat-elassT 4-» wanted; highest wages to right man.— 210, Ponsonby Rd. 32 wanted, constant work.—W. J. Searle, Heme Bay Boot Store, near Ponsonby Tram Barn. gg /"»ROSSCUTTEKS r2) wanted.—Gardner and Sona, Sawmlllers, Turangarere, near CB4SA C CLOTHING and Mercery.—Smart Junior ■> wanted. —Apply J. It. Self, Ltd., Queen and Victoria Sts. 58 /WAT Finishers, Coat Machinists' Trouser Machinists, wanted at once; j highest wages; constant employment; also Boy.—p. B. Greenhough, Defiance Factory, Newton Rd. D 4 I "Ti RESSMAKEE. competent, wanted a. *-r once; good wages to suitable hand. — , Miss Sampson, top floor, H.M. Arcade. 541 FLOOEMAN or Improver; able to nail on.—Apply J. Gemmlll. Cambridge. 59 FALL and Crosscutters (3), good, wanted; also 1 Yardman.—Tamaki Sawmill Co., Ltd.. Raurimu. 38 GARDENER for forming lawn, Ponsonby district.—S. Green. 85. Queen St. 57 ?iIKLS wanted to learn straw liat vJ machining.—C. B. Plummer, MilliEery Manufacturer, Rutland St. D 4 C^p VERNESS wanted for two children; '-* country; good home; musical and well educated; quiet.—Address, 72, Star Office. 511 HARNESSMAKERS and Saddlemakers wanted.—J. Wiseman and Sons, Ltd., Albert St. 24 HAIRDRE?°EES (2), first-class, wanted. J. W. Row -*-cli. Manager, 4S, Queeu St. (next to Queen's Pictures). 61 HANDY* Man wanted, (>w weeks' work; also Experienced Gardener, able milk. Mr C. A. Whitney, 40, Victoria Ay., Remnera. Phone 2719. 560 first-class, wanted Tmmediately; wages, £4 10/; good man ! essential.—Quaife Bros., Blacksmltns, Whangarel. 516 MAN wanted for Provision Department. A. J. Entrican and Co., Ltd., Customs Street. 16 i "VT CRSES WANTED.—Wanted for JMck- ■ land Mental Hospital, Probationer I Nurses; salary tin addition to war bonus! to commence, £85 per annum, with a • deduction of £30 *for board and lodging.— ! Apply at once to the Medical Superfnten--1 dent. 512 SHOEING and General Blacksmith wanted I'or Whangarel; must be good all-roond man. — State wages required to Hardie Bros.. Whangarel. 512 O C X COSTC M E CUTTER O rZ.vpe.-ienecd. wanted. . highest wages, war bonus. S. M. KING. LTD.. 507 185, Albert Street. SHIRT AND DENIM FTNISHE-ES WANTED. Apply H. H. SEABROOK, IS Corner Grafton and Khyber Pass Rds. fj\ A 1 D O R E S S E S. WANTED: COSTUME HANDS, Good Wages and War 'Bonus. F. H. DYER, 87, Karangahape Road. - 1 /CLOTHING FACTORY. WANTED, URGENTLY, COAT FINISHERS. COAT MACHINISTS, TROUSEK MACHINISTS, GOOD PLAIN" SEWERS. Also, IMPROVERS AND APPRENTICES for all Branches. Best Wages and War Bonus. MACKY, LOGAN, CALDWELL, LTD., Clothing Factory, Kuru Street. 5:59 A UCKLAND EDUCATION" BOAP.D. Applications will be received by the Auckland Education Board, until THURSDAY', March 7th, for the Appointment of SENIOR ASSISTANT in the Secondary Department of the WArHI DISTRICT HIGH SCHOOL, with salary at the rate of £230----£230 a year. A bonus of £70 a year will be paid in case the successful applicant is speclaUy qualified to teach. Science subjects. ' pIOIHISO F A- C T O R Y. \J Wanted Urgently:— COAT FINISHERS, COAT MACHINISTS, .TROUSER MACHINISTS, GOOD SEWERS; also, IMPROVERS AND APPRENTICES For all Branches. Best Wages and War Bonus. Anply— MACKY, LOGAN. CALDWELL, LTD., Clothing Factory, Violet St., Eden Terrace. nvfACHINISTS AND IMPROVERS i>JL WANTED, To Ladies" Underwear. Also, BLOUSE MACHINISTS AND IMPROVERS GIRLS FOR PLAIN SEWING. ' Apply MRS ELLISON, ' E. ELLISON, Manufacturer, ' 134, Hobson St. (opp. Trades Hall). 38 rpHAMES COUNTY COUNCIL. i CLERK OF WORKS. '. Applications will be received until 4 p.m. on TUESDAY. The oth March, 101S, from ; persons qualified to act as "Clerk of ■ Works" on the Council's various Bridge, > Ferry, and Road Construction Works. ; Wages, £1 per week. \ h. t. G. Mcelroy, " 316 County Clerk. I A UCKLAN'D EDUCATION BOARD. 1 Separate Applications, on printed forms i will be received for any of the underlined - Appointments until 3 p.m. on THURSDAY, r 7th March, 1918:— ;" 6CTLE TEACHERS — BRYNAVON AND WHAREOKA. Halfrime (Whangarel). Salary (six days'.i, 1 £14(> and £20 house allowance. Com--3 oined average for last quarter, 10. " TE I'AHU iS miles from Whata Whata) : —£140 and £20 h.a. Average, 30. TE AKAC (Raglan County)—£llo and £2o h.a. Average, 17. - ASSISTANT— r MATA MATA DISTRICT HIGH SCHOOL. Secondary Department. i .Salary, £190. FEMALE ASSISTANTS— c DARGAVILLE. £150: AKA- AKA i iWaiuku) £120: EUREKA (Hamllton- . Morrinsville Railway LlneC £120; HAMILTON" WEST, £110: MOUNT 1 ALBERT. £110. Also as RELIEVING TEACHERS at the - following Schools during the absence of Teachers with the Expeditionary Forces:— MATA MATA DISTRICT HIGH SCHOOL—Headmaster. Salary, £2SO ; and £30 district high school allowance. Five-roomed residence provided. Average, 175. TANGOWAHINE (9 miles from Dargaville)—Sole Teacher. £140 and £20 5 h.a.. Average. 27. 506