SITUATIONS VACANT. IFrepald Advertisements not exceeding eighteen words. One Shilling ; ttiree consecutive Insertions, Two Shillings and Sixpence.! ASSISTAXT (male or female) wanted for photographic aark-room, who can develop films, enlarge, and copy.—Apply Finisher, 93, Star Office. 107 UTCHERS.—Good Small Goods Man wanted; refs. required; good wages right man; also 1 good General Hand.—D, Reid, Wellesley St. 593 B _ LACK SMITH wanted, Shoeing allGeneral; 16/ day; must be good, reliable man; constant. —Rlckett, South Xorsewood, H.B. 32 BOY wanted for sundries and to assist with dispatch work.—Smeetons, Ltd. 70 BOY, about 17, wanted; wages, 17/ week. ' Tlie Crothall Way Co., Renovating 'Specialists and Practical Tailora, 137, Symonds St. 522 C"LERK~ competent, wanted.—Write A.8.C., 133, Star Office. 531 CARPENTERS.— Carpenters (2 or 3), good, wanted.—T. Fordyce, Onehunga Woollen Mills. 14 /CARPENTERS wanted.—Apply on work, VJ N.Z. Farmers' Fertiliser Co., Ltd., near Onehunga. 541 COMPETENT Yardman, highest wages; no consigning.—Address at Star Office. 340 DRIVERS wanteii for heavy coal team; must be good solid men. Also, a few good Wagon Men.—Apply J. J. Craig, Ltd., Exhibition Store, or St. George's Bay Store. 528 XGINE DRIVER, flrst-class, wanted; wood tiring; good wages.—Tarlngamotu Sawmills, Taringamotu. 518 ORSE-SHOEK and General Blacksmith wanted, permanent job to good man; state experience and wages expected—J. Mennle, Halcombe. 64 OIXERS wanted, top wages.—Box 55, Hawera. D 4 01NER or Carpenter (Jobbing) wanted, for week or ten days.—Motor Delivery Body, 126, Star Office. 187 ABOURE RS (6)7 'good, wanted.—Apply Foreman, back of Hutchinson Bros., Xewmarket. 106 ABOURERS.—Pick and Shovel Men (2 or 3), good, wanted.—T. Fordyce, Onehonga Woollen Mills. 14 ABOURERS (2) wanted, accustomed to A concrete work.—Apply after 5 p.m., 25, Haslett St., Eden Ter. 115 LAD wanted for Messages; 17/ week.— The Crothall Way Co., Renovating Specialists and Practical Tailors, 137, Symonds St. _« LADY Clerk required, city carrier's office; one with experience and some knowledge bookkeeping preferred. State qualifications and salary expected.—Carrier, 170, Star Oflice. 34 "YXOfOR Mechanic, good, wanted.—S. E. AtA Moe and Co., Papatoetoe. 87 "i*_rAN wanted for general orchard work, A»A Henderson district, 1 day per week. — Write Orchard, 134, Star Office. 33 "YJALE Attendant wanted. —Medical i>_. superintendent. Costley Home, Epsom. 7o MACHINIST, SECOND, WANTED, able to set up. McCOLL TIMBER CO., LTD., Onehunga. 548 ESSAGE Boy wanted.—A. 3. Entrlcan and Co., Ltd. 180 P~ Alls'TEß - Wanted.—Apply No. 37, Araey Rd.. Remnera. 34 PLUMBING Apprentices wonted.—D. and J. Miller, 29, Wellesley St. East. 61 PAPERS and Paperhangers, two, good wanted.—C. Johnston, Duke St, off Victoria St. YVest. 'Phone 1909. , 552 ROPEMAN, first-class, wanted, for sawu—ll; highest wages to suitahle man.—• Address at Star Office. 45 REGISTEiRED Plumber wanted, good wages, constant work.—G. Wrightson, Taihape. ■» 171 ROCK MEN wanted . for Spawllng.— Apply ou Works, N.Z. Fanners' Fertiliser Co., Ltd., near Onehunga. 533 QjHOE Industry, Flexile Brand. — Boy wanted for finishing department.— Manager, Auckland Co-operative Boot and Shoe Co., Ltd., 15_, Alber-JSt. 528 TRACTION* Enginedrlver wanted, near Taupiri, experienced man, rough country; rolling down tl-tree, £3 week and bonus.—ll, Ferry Buildings. 116 T~O TAILORS. —First-class Coat Elands wanted; top wages and permanency if suitable; fare paid.—'Kelly, Tailor, Whangarei. 676 SADDLERY Trade —Wanted, urgent, good General Hand; constant; good wages. Knight, Saddler, Newmarket. 534 YOUTH wanted to make himself generally useful.—iD. and .7. Miller, Plumbers, 20, Wellesley St. East. 61 YOUTH wanted for dispatch floor; one with experience preferred; references necessary.—Smeetons, Ltd. 70 MOTOR ENGINEERS Have Vacancies for FIRST-CLASS MACHINIST OR TURNER, EXPERIENCED FITTER. Highest Wages to Qualified Man. Apply, TURNER, 175, STAR OFFICE. 551 SETTER and Burner, also General Pipe Hands, with experience, for pipe department; also Men for Brick Department, no experience necessary; and 3 Youths, 16 years, for Brick and Tile Department; wages 30/. MANAGE R. N.Z. BRICK. TILE AND POTTERY CO., LTD., NEW LYNN. 98 ASSISTANT GRAIN AND PRODUCE SALESMAN WANTED. Excellent early prospects for energetic man. Apply by letter to MESSRS. RADLEY AND CO., 519 Fruit Markets, City. rpO FROZEN MEAT CLERKS. MEAT EXPORT HOUSE, WITH HEADQUARTERS IN WELLINGTON, REQUIRES THE SERVICES OF AN T7IXPE.RIENCED pLERK, ALREADY POSSESSING A CONSIDERABLE GENERAL KNOWLEDGE OF THAT BUSINESS. SALARY, £250 PER ANNUM, WITH MORE AHEAD. Apply, in strict confidence, enclosing copies credentials, and stating age, to "BUYER s." Co CHARLES HAINES ADVERTISING AGENCY, THE DALGETY" BLDG., WELLINGTON. 515 MALE ATTENDANTS REQUIRED FOR WAIKERIA REFORMATORY. By direction of the Public Service Commissioner, applications are Invited for Vacancies on the Staff of the Walkerla Reformatory. Tbe qualifications required are: Height without boots, oft Bin. Ag-e, 21 to 36. Fifth Standard certificate of education. Medical i certificates of fitness. Three testimonials as to character. Existing vacancies are for unmarried men only. Salary payable, £165 per annum, with boarding allowance of £20 per annum added. Total annual pay, 'JlB5, with yearly increments. Free quarters. Applications are to be addressed as below. C. E. MATTHEWS, Permanent (Head, 'Prisons Dept. Wellington, March 16, IMS. -_7
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Auckland Star, Volume L, Issue 69, 21 March 1919, Page 1
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