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Auckland Star, Volume LI, Issue 41, 17 February 1920, Page 1

SITUATIONS VACANT. [Prepaid Advertisements not exceeding eighteen words, One Shilling; three consecutive insertions. Two Shillings and Sixpence.] CLERK.— Wanted, young Lady Bookkeeper and Cashier for retail business; salary 35/ commence.—State full particulars. Cashier. 553, STAR. 334 jfXJMPANION wanted by young wife; must be lady whom she can take anywhere with her.—Write, giving age and accomplishments. Companion, 581, STAR. .">65 DENIM Machinist wanted; highest wagi-.s: quiet factory. Also, Girl, learn buttonholing.—Abbott, 82, ilobeafi St., Almond's Passage. 43 D~~"reSSMAKINO.— Improver andAppFen- - tlce wanted.—l 3, Gladstone Rd.. Mt. Albert. 036 "CMRST-CLASS Machinists, alsl) Table Hands, wanted for Costumes, Men's Coats. Vests and Trousers. —T. W. Hutton. Wellesley St. 77 'J to start; no experience required.—New Zpnlnnd Laundry Co.. Quay St. 105 G _ IRLS for pressing, previous experience not necessary; 25/ to start. —Porter's Dye Worke, Market Rd., Epsom. 669 ll—Services of Lady wanted to *—' <"oach Pupil, secondary school, object matrlc—Young and Co., 26. Queen St. 30 GIRL, young, wanted for packing department: llgJit work.—T. J. Cooper. Chemist, Victoria St. 54:1 GIRLS wanted, to learn the trnde; good wages to start.-J. Wiseman and Sons, Ltd., Albert St; 27 rjlltlvS (41 wanted, — for friiit room unil VI labelling; start 25/.—Thompson anrt 'Hills, Lid.. Fruit Preservers, Nelson St. US GIRLS (2), wanted, to learn to feed lithographic machines.—Apply Manager, Lltho. Department. 'Auckland Star." /MIII.S wanted for all departments.--'VJ (iarland, Ltd., Confectioners and Unking Powder Manufacturers, Arthur St., Ponsonby. 536 liRL, smart, youug" wanted, as junior in office; one Just left school preferred.—Apply person-ally, 9, Security Buildings. 133 GIRLS and Boys wanted for all departments; good wagrs.—Gurland, Ltd... Confectioners and Manufacturers, Arthur St.. Pou»oubs\ 53c GIRLS for bookbinding department; previous experience not necessary.— Arthur Cleave and Co., Ltd., Printers anU Publishers. Hljrh St. 18!> INVOIC E TYPISTE WANTED, Seed Merchant's Office. Apply, by letter, stating age and experience (If any), BOX 479, G.P.0.. AUCKLAND. IS4 TRO.NIBR, good, wanted, 8/ per day.— Empire Laundry, Dominion Rd. Terminus. 569 LADY, young, wanted; good writer, knowledge typewriting, to assist in office — Box 441, City. 124 ADY Bookkeeper wanted, understanding double entry.—'Apply, after 10 a.m.. John Buchanan, Syinonds St. 145 LADY, young, to serve in pork shop; good wages to suitable person.—Harrison, Pork Butcher, 836, Pousouby Rd. 07 T A D V C L. R kT Accurate at Figures, wanted for Accounts anil Invoicing. Good Wages. Apply to JOHN HALL, Box 2. Otahuhii. 555 TITILLINKRY.—Smart Assistants wanted work.—Apply Mrs. Robson, The Regal, Queen_Bt ; 530 MART Young Lady wanted for tearooms; 30/"to 35/ to suitable person.— 238, Queen St. 68 8 — HOP.—Wanted, Smart. Intelligent GirT leaving school, to learn shop trade; also Girl as Improver.—John Buchanan. Queen St. 171 rpAILORING. — Mnchinist Men's Coats, -*■ Costume Machinist. Men's Coat Flnlnhers, also Apprentices; 5-day week; highest wages.—Regent Clothing Co.. 3. Alexandra St. 257 ff\6 TaHoresses.—Wanted, Trousers and -L Vest Hands.—Apply Little Tailor's Shop, Victoria St. East. 568 AILORESSES —Good Vest and Trousers hands: good wages; start work n a.m.—144, Victoria St. W. 100 IANTED, Smart Machinist. 2-Needle Machinists, 'Finishers and Apprentices, Shirt, Knicker, Pyjamas; wages up to £2 10/ per week. Will lady who called Saturday evening for position for double-needle machinist please call again?—Bl, Syinonds St. »3 pOAT AND SKIRT MACHINISTS, EXPERIENCED, WANTED AT ONCE. HIGHEST WAGES. Constant Work and Bonus. Also GIRLS, JUST LEA\jJNG SCHOOL. Apply F. M. KING. LTD., D 4 Albert Street COSTUME T R- A D B. Experienced MACHENTSTS, FINISHERS, and nrPROVERS. GIHIjS for Button Table. GIRLS for Button Making. GIRLS for Opening Seams. (Electric Irons used.) A. W. BULL AND Albert Street. 24 GIRLS FOR BOOKBINDING AND ENVELOPE MAKING DEPARTMENTS "WANTED. Both learners ami experienced hands required. iVery good wages. Work light and conditions excellent. Apply— COLLINS BROS. AND CO., LTD.. ■W.vndham Street. 508 rVIRLS WANTED TO ASSIST WITH *-* BUTTO»XHOLE MACHINING. Highest Wages. Constant Work. Also, MALE PKESSER for Ladies' Costumes. Wages. 14. Apply F. M\ KING, LTD., 562 165, Albert Street. pi BEER'S CLOTHING FACTORIES WANTING HANDS FOR SYMONDS ST. AND DOUGLAS ST., PONSONBY. TEST AND TROUSER MACHINISTS for either Factory. COSTUME, COAT HANDS for Douglas St SAC COAT MACHINISTS and FINISHERS for Douglas Street. Also, SHIRT MACHINISTS and APPRENTICES FOR SHIRTS lf)R Douglas Street. 519 YOUNG LADIES WANTED FOR HAND EMBROIDERY. Workroom Experience Not Essential. Wages 25/ to start. Also MACHINISTS For Costumes, Blouses, and Juvenile Clothing Departments. Highest Wages and Workroom Bonus, Five-day Week. E. FOWLER, Hannah's Buildings, yfctorta. Street. Fl