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Auckland Star, Volume LXXI, Issue 10, 12 January 1940, Page 1

SITUATIONS VACANT. "OOOT Trade—Wanted, a Henchman.— _ Trenwilh Bros., Wakefield St. x! 2 "OOOT Trade—Renchnien (-), Operator for - 1 -* Blake. —Apply W. Monks, Ltd., Parnell. . 13 TJOOT Trade—Machinists and <;irl Learners. —Trenwith Bros., Wakefield St. ■■ FSM T3o< »T Machinists, full or part time; also Improvers and (;irls to learn : apply evenings.—Daisleys, Mt: Roskill Terminus. Xl.'l T->o\' (Collin), good wages to smart lad. f'ainpi. :t4. Victoria St. x! 2 TJOi' for Grocery trade : good prospects.— ■*-* Write Permanent. 0168. Star. xl 3 TJOY wanted for iron dept.—Apply Auckland Bedstead Co.. Ponsonby. 12 T>OY for shop ; good opportunity to learn -*-* trade. —Carlton Seed Co., 263, Karangahape ltd. xl 5 When replying to Advertisement, unless otherwise stated, copies only of references should be enclosed. WANTED FOR STORE WORK. PHILLIPPS AND IMPEY, LTD. IT. ' TJRASS Moulder : must be experienced.— E. and W. Fowler, Ltd., 11 - , Allicrl ' 'Street. 1.-, CARPENTRY, youth wanted, aged about 17. must have secondary education.—Apply Young and Co., 291, Queen St., Onehunga. xl 3 /"CHEMIST'S Apprentice, Smart Boy required: good prospects.—Ph. -t:'.-677. 13 MALE, UNDER 20 OR OVER State age, experience, wages required, CLERK. 01S2. STAR. xl 2 Accountancy studbn t (MALE), FOR PUBLIC ACCOUNTANT'S OFFICE. Age 17-19 years. Some experience preferred. Apply in writing, giving full details and enclosing copies of testimonials, to i AUDIT. P.O. Box SSI. Auckland. x! 2 gO O T TRADE. FARMERS' TRADING CO., LTD., Require for their Boot Factory, EXPERIENCED MAC HI NISTS, WHOLE OR PART TIME. Also GIRL LEARNERS. Apply FACTORY MANAGER. Ngata Street, off Karangahape Road. Phone 41-635. xl 3 TJOY (15-16) WANTED AS JUNIOR •*-* FOR PUBLISHING OFFICE. Previous office experience not essential. Knowledge of typewriting and book entries, etc., an advantage. Apply in own handwriting to MANAGER. P.O. BOX 1809. Auckland, C.l. ("4 I R L S, JUNIORS, Required for NESTLES CHOCOLATE FACTORY. Good opportunity for girls leaving school to secure permanent employment under good conditions. Apply ST. GEORGE S BAY ROAD. ' Parnell. 13 LAD, 17-18. REQUIRED FOR GENERAL FACTORY WORK. By Manufacturing Chemists Concern. Apply—• , FREDERICK STEARNS AND CO. (N.Z.), LIMITED. 153, Albert Street, City. : , — T ITHOGRAPHIC OFFSET PRINTER Itequirerl by large Printing Concern in Auckland. Muet be an experienced man of ability. Permanent position. Apply— A.8.C., BOX 315, C.P.0., AUCKLAND. x! 2 T\T ACHINISTS. FULLY EXPERIENCED. iu 2 OIL COAT MACHINISTS, 2 DENIM MACHINISTS. 1 FIRST-CLASS 2-NEEDLE MACHINIST. Top wages. Ideal working conditions. Weekly bonus. E. L. RILEY. LTD., Eden Bldgs., 117, Albert St. I'hone 46-109. 12 QFFICE JUNIOR. OFFICE JUNIOR REQUIRED FOR MERCHANTS' OFFICE. Apply, giving full particulars, to C.P.O. BOX 1001, AUCKLAND. 12 WANTED, EXPERIENCED SHIRT AND PYJAMA MACHINISTS. Constant employment. Apply ROSS AND GLENDINING, LTD., Grey's Avenue. xl 2 \ PPEAL FOR FORESTRY COMPANY FOR LOGGING AND SAWMILLING SERVICE OVERSEAS. REGISTRATIONS ARE INVITED FOR ALL CATEGORIES OF LOGGING AND SAWMILLING OPERATIVES TO FORM A FORESTRY COMPANY FOR LOGGING AND SAWMILLING OVERSEAS. Registration Forms are available from post.' offices, from sawmill offices, from Forest Officers and from the Conservators of Forests at Auckland, Rotorua, Palmer- ' ston North. Wellington. Nelson, Hokitika, Christcluireh and Invcrcargill. > The Forestry Company will consist of 0 Commissioned Officers, 3S Non-Commis-sioned Officers and 147 Other Ranks. A unit truly representative of all districts is desired and completed registration forms should be forwarded as early as possible and must reach the local Conservator of Forests not later than SATURDAY, 20th ■ instant. : Preference will be given to applicants between 21 and 35 years of age, but all applicants must be physically tit for service In any part of tbe world. Prefer- ■ ence will likewise be given to single men, but married men with not more than two children may be accepted. The Company will be comprised entirely of forestry, logging and sawmilling personnel. and there are vacancies not only for fellers, breaker-outs, sniggers, trackcutters, tramway hands, millwrights, sawyers, edgermen and engineers, but £or storemen, log-measurers, tallymen, tractor and lorry drivers, horsemen, ordermen and all classes of general logging and sawmill hands. Key positions such as managers, < foremen, etc., will carry appropriate comf missioned and non-commissioned rank. Rates of pay to be the same as for other ; branches of the Forces. In filling out registration forms, applicants should be certain to state specifically exactly what work they are now engaged on and in which they are most skilled, so that a selection of the best men may be made. Tractor drivers, for instance, should state whether they have had Diesel experience or only petrol; sawyers, whether they have had band or only circular experience, and engineers, what tickets they hold, i.e.! stationary, marine, etc. The Army Department will arrange for enrolment and medical examination of volunteers after the applications have been considered. Those selected for inclusion in the Com- , pany will be called upon to enter camp about the second week in February and j- will he dispatched overseas after a short ■ period of training in New Zealand. r I am pleased to be able to say that this > appeal has the support of the New Zealand ; Timber Workers' Industrial Union of ( Workers and the Dominion Federated Saw- , millers' Association. Copies of an appeal by the Hon. Frank ' Langstone, Commissioner of State Forests are being distributed by the local Conservators of Forests. , A. R. ENTRICAN, Director of Forestry. I Wellington, January 8, 1940. 12