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Auckland Star, Volume L, Issue 199, 22 August 1919, Page 1

— ..■■ ■1 _i 1 il ■■ ■ SITUATIONS VACANT. COAT Hands for stock clothing; best wages, 5 days, constant.—Baker, Que«n's Building, Wellesley St., opp. Dairy AMoclation. , 149 TTiRESSMAKING. — Wanted, Improvers A~T and Apprentie«>s; good place; good wages.—The Elizabeth, Short's Buildings, Queen .St. 203 TjRESSMAKING. — First-class Bodice -*-' Hand wanted at once.—Mrs. Horspool. Newton. 539 RKSSMAKING.—Wanted. Coat and ■Skirt Hand; also, Improvers and Apprentices.—Miss Murphy, 31, Watson's Bldgs., Wellesley St. 531 GIRL wanted for bindery.—Apply Business .Printing Works, Albert. St. 32 /".J.IRL wanted to attend shop, also Boy to VJ learn the trade.—Smith, Saw Doctor, 14, Wakefield St. 123 LADY with experience oT mechanical dentistry wanted. —State salary, experlence, and age, to Dental, Taihape P.O. 533 T ADY, young, experienced, wanted for •*-*■ shop; with knowledge of millinery preferred.—Whittaker, Draper, Queen St., Onehunga. 513 A/TODEL for Life Classes; day or eventaj; -•"A good of Art. Rutland St. 23 "M"ORSE wanted, with previous hospital - 1 -' experience.—Hula Hospital. 688 rpAILORESSES —Wanted Coat and Vest - 1 - Machinists ; wages, £2 ; 5-day week ; permanent work.—S. Gold, 3rd floor, City Chambers. 151 AII.ORE'SSES.—Wanted. Smart Costume Hands, also Improver: highest wages. IMlss Davis, Costumier, 297, Three Lamps. 'Ponsonby. 40 TAYLOR! NG—Trousers Machinist, Skirt Machinists. Skirt Finishers, and Apprentices; highest wages, 5-day week.— Regent Clothing Co., 3, Alexandra St. 159 rpEACHER.—Wanted, ii Lady to teach A young children on farm, Waikato. — Apply Tel. 1237. 522 COAT HANDS. COAT MACHINISTS, DEN KM MACHINISTS. WANTED AT ONCE. Highest Wages. T. B. GREENHOUGH. Dl 127, Newton Road. f] 0 S T U M E TRADE. WANTED. EXPERIENCED MACHINISTS AND FINISHERS. EXPERIENCED (BUTTONHOLE MACHINIST. GIRL FOR PRESSING TABLE. Five-Day Week. A. TV. BULL AND CO., Upper Albert St. 19 -771 -its O W L E R, HANNAH'S BUILDINGS, CORNER VICTORIA AND ALBERT STS. WANTED— BLOUSE MACHINISTS, FINISHERS, AND BUTTONHOLE MACHINIST. Wages. 35/ to 50/. Five-day week. Extra pay for Saturday morning wor_. 1 Also, SEVERAL YOUNG LADIES (No previous experience required) For Blouse Department. 25/ week to start. Apply Saturday morning or during next week. 31 v~l IRL WANTED FOR CUSHION ROOM. Good Wages for Good Worker. Five-day Week. Apply TOP FLOOR. MACKY. LOGAN, CALDWELL, LTD., Lome Sureot. 113 LADY BOOKKEEPER, COMPETENT, WANTED FOR .MERCHANT'S OFFICE. K-nowledge of .Double Entry Essential. Saiaxy: £3 Week. Apply, with copies of testimonials, to BOOKKEEPER. P.O. BOX Slo, Auckland. Fl TI-TACK-, LOGAN, CALDWELL, LTD., • i '- L LORNE STREET. Have Vacancies for 0 MACHINISTS, for Voile Dresses and Blouses; 1 JUNIOR FINISHER--5 MATTRESS CASE MACHINISTS. Top Wages. Five-day week. IS3 SHIRT AND DENIM MACHINISTS WANTED. Also a Number of SMART YOUNG IRLS AS APPRENTICES Five Day Week. It. 11. SHABROOK, Corner Grafton and Khyber Pass Rds. 540 gHIRT AND COLLAR MAKING. WANTED— 10 MACHINISTS FOR NEGLIGE AND TENNIS SHIRTS. 3 WHITE SHIRT MACHINISTS 3 I'YJAMA MACHINISTS. 3 COLLAR TURNERS. HIGHEST WAGES, UNDER BEST CONDITIONS. Also, .10 YOUNG LADIES TO LEARN ALL BRANCHES. Girls wUI be thoroughly taught any branch, and receive good wages while learning. FIVE-DAY WEEK. Apply MANAGER, ARCH. CLARK AND SONS. LTD., Shirt and Collar Factory, 117 WiUiamson Avenue. TYPISTE - STENOGRAPHER. WITH CLERICAL EXPERIENCF,, WANTED FOR RESPONSIBLE POSITION Must be capable Stenographer, also good handwriter. Apply by letter in handwriting, stating age and experieucc, and enclosing copies of references, A. C. GUMMER, 81 44, Albert Street. mYPISTE-STENOGRAPHER WANTED. One capable of taking a Senior Position. Apply, by letter only, stating age and experience, and enclosing copy of refer- J ences, to TYPISTE. 10G L. D. NATHAN AND CO., LTD. PUPILS WANTED. A CONTINENTAL Expert in Psychic Occult is forming a Class in all j Branches interesting Pupils.—Apply P.O. j Box 1390, Auckland. 07 ELOCUTION, Singliiff— Mr7""EL-"on'T3ond, j ex-pupil leading Australian masters. | Pianoforte: Mrs. Bond. — 75, WUUaroson At., Grey Lynn. 534 ! INCREASE YOlTl'v SALARY.—We Teach ' Showcard Writing. Day, Evening, and i I Correspondence Classes. — Willott's Show Cards, 460, Queen St.. opp. Y.W.C.A. D I PIANO AND VIOLIN—Mr. Harry HbT j cocks, the popular composer, has j Vaeineics for Pupils.—lS, New St., Pon- J sonby. A ! i-VT U S 1 C A L TUITION. I MISS HAZEL V. HICKS, F.S.M.. | I Teacher of Pianoforte and Theory, I J 4, Carmen Avenue. j Dominion Road, ' HAS VACANCIES FOR A FEW PUPILS. I 9 I '