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Auckland Star, Volume LV, Issue 251, 22 October 1924, Page 1

SITUATIONS VACANT. ■CU.ECTRICAL Wireman wanted- constant 1 - J work.—Apply Hunt and Sons, l-'S Ponsonliy Ril. 74!) TPXPERIENCED Shirt alid Collar ■*-? Machinist.—Empire Laundry, Dominion Kd: Terminus. (J23 ARDENER wanted at once.—4.!, Park . Rd. win_ refined. Confectionery Assistant, VJ some experience.— Inquire Star. 333 T ABOURER, Builders, wanted.—Apply XJ top Princes Ay.. off Dominion Rd. T AD wanted for training stables; experi- ■*-' enced preferred.—BS, Victoria St. W. 544 TiADY wantei with Drapery experience, •*-• 16-IS. —full particulars to B. 170«. Star. km T ADY, young, for Shop, Remuera ; must -*-' be honest and trustworthy ; wages 20/. Write B. 1714. Star. ■ 874 T ADY wanted for general drapery; few years' experience.—Simmons and » byte. ISO. Karangnhape Rd. T ADY, smart, capable, young, wanted, to ■*-* take charge of our Photographic Printing and Developing Department.—Woollains' Pharmacies, Ltd.. 34. Queen St. TV/fILLINERY. —Smart Improier wanted • i *- L immediately; must be neat and quick.—Apply "Jeanette," Dominion Rd. ■V'AVVIES wanted, also Meri for TarAlherf l:'il.. Devonport. *" *"" ' 700 ■pAIXTER and Paperhanger wanted ; - 1 - constant job if suitable.—l, Marama Ay.. off Owens Rd.. Epsom. 843 PAINTERS (4) wanted, brush hands, good wages, long job and no lost tune. Stanley Tyncke. Obakune Junction. "PLASTERERS, good, top wages.—P.. HopJ kins. School. Newmarket. p A C X E R WANT E D. Must Have Previous Glass Experience. SMITH AND SMITH, LTD.. 760 Ml, Albert Street. PIANIST. —Young Man, about 20, Picture Circuit, Whanigarei. —Write, stating experience and lor particulars, Pictures, KOADMAN wanted, good spawler and napper, and used to metal pit; wages 16/.—Apply Box 14W>. Auckland. 655 SALESMAN wanted, specialty line, city and suburbs. —Apply 70, Endeans Bldgs. SEAGRASS Workers wanted. —Powell, Perambulator Factory, 40, Eden Terrace. 875 SEAGKASS Workers wanted. —Apply Powells Perambulator Factory, 40, rnAILEROUT wanted, good, single man J- preferred. — W. Crighton and Co.. Fokaka. 643 rpAILORESS wanted; first-class Trouser -*- and Vest Hand; constant work.—W, H. Flyger. Newton. 5« CTVAILORESS. —First-class Machinist and - 1 - CoatmakM wanted. —Paddy Pascoe. 7A. Great Xorfn Rα , . 755 rnAILORESSES, Coat Hands and -•- Finishers, constant emnloympnt: good wages.—Robinson Bros., Dundonald St.. Nywton. 626 TTPHOLSTERER, first-class, wanted for '-J Gisboroe: good wages to competent man.—Apply personally to -Humphrey. Xo. ■°.. Symonds St.. Thnrsrtay evening. TTTANTED, Girls for our Packing Depot. WANTED at once, Good Engine Driver, with first-class stationary ticket. — L. B. Smith. Ohak-une. SO4 ■\rOUNTf~ energetic: TToiise Salesman" anVT Jl Canvasser will find Ttemnneratlve Employment: commission basis. — Inquire .Star. 33J RESIDENT ASSISTANT MATRON, Y.W.C.A.. Upper Queen Street. (Administrative Building. > For further particulars, duties, salary, etc., apply, with references, to HOUSE SECRETA"V 7SS T.W.C.A. WANTED. A COMPETENT LETTBR- » » PRESS MACHINIST. A permanent position is offered to a good Machinist, who can successfully operate a Two-revolution Furnival, with press machines if required. State wages reqnired. and experience. ANDREWS, BATY. AND CO., LTD., Printers and Publishers. IR4, Hereford Street. Christchiirch. 70^1 WANTED, FOR GROWING COUNTRY TOWN, EXPERIENCED, CAPABLE. DRAPERY SALESWOMAN, To Assist in Buying in the Fancy Side. Apply, by letter, to MACKY, LOGAN, CALDWELL, LTD. WA L L P A P E R SHOWROOM. EXPERIENCED MAN WANTED To Take Charge of Our New Showroom in Wellington. Applications to be made iti writing to GUTIIRIE, BOWRON AND CO.. LTD., Box 433. Wellington. G"J4 PUPII-S "WANTED. A DVERTISEMENT Writing Taught by •t*- Mail. Famous British School. Free Booklet. "Advertising as a Career." —Write Dixon Institute. Box 1262. Auckland. B A UKULELE given free flrst 100 Pupils. Don't miss this.—Harding. 16. Ewington Ay.. Valley Rd. C_ ART Basketwork, Leatherwork, Poketwork. Pewterwork, Pen Painting. Carring, Prospectus posted.—Miss Aylin?. 4. Strand Arcade. C

ART (Dramatic 1, Elocution. Mimic, -<rV Expression. Deportment, Fancy and Toe Dancing. Taught at Leonelio's, Bon Marcbe Chambers. CLASSES. —Costumes, Frocks, Coats cut for Home Finishing, 9 to s.—Mademoiselle Lβ Houx. 8, Bon Marche, Karangahapc Rd. A DRESSMAKING Classes, day and evening. Miss Coulthard, Pierce Bldgs., over Sneddon's. Symonds St. 'Phone 20SOA. C BESSM AXI N" G. Cutting, Fitting, Instrnction. Home Finishing, from 8/. Modern Dressmaking Salon, Ellison Chambers. Queen St. a JOHN MAXSON. Teacher of Violin, 'Cello, and Mandolin. 243. Symonds St., opp P.O. (Mrs. E. A. Perkins). 543 T ADIES. —Madame Thora Tate removes JU unsightly superfluous ITalr from the face, painlessly and permanently. — Bon M.irclie. Newton. ILLIAN BRAITHWAITE, ContraJto Vocalist. Singing, Voice Production, Piano, Theory.—229, Jervois Rd., Hcrne Bay Terminus. j_ MISS BRIAR GARDNER receives Pupils ln Novelty Art Needlework. —12 National Bank Chambers. Fort St. c_ MISS ENGLAND, for Millinery Classes. Orders and Renovations.—National T-fink Bnlidinzs. Fort St. <; MRS. ROBERT PERRY. — Elocution. Dramatic Art. Students Trained for Trinity College Exams. Terms, £1 10/ per quarter. Studio: 9, Browning St., Grey Lynn. A

MOTOB Car Driving, Council Certificate Guaranteed. — Mayhlll and Sexton. Garage. 6. Lower Albert St. Phone 2567 A. D MDSIC Teacher has Vacancies for Pupils. Mandolin, £2 2/; Ukulele. £2 2/.— Walter Martin. 176, Pongonby Rd. p_ -VfENA MONK. A.T.C.L.. Violin. Piano. Mandolin. Theory.—33, Music Academy, Queen St. Phone 120. Onehunga. A HORTHAND—Use it in few weeks by Business Quick Speed Method. — Fuil particulars. P.O. Bor Ills. TATE'S College of Beauty Cultnrp.. 'Bon Marche. Karangahapp Rd. Any hranch 1 methods; leesjnoderate,