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Auckland Star, Volume LXXI, Issue 180, 31 July 1940, Page 1

SITUATIONS VACANT. A WOOD Turner wanted.—Write Duncan's Furniture Factory, llast'"ss. 3U BOATBUILDER. —Lane Alotor Boat Co., Quay St. East. x3l ■pOOKBIXDSH WANTED. Apply— THE UNITY PRESS, LTD.. Federal St root. Auckland. 1 1-JOOT Trade—-Boys, urgently, for Sandal ■*--* Dept., excellent opportunity to learn Ir.nle.— I>:iisleys. Mt. Roskill Terminus. 1 T_»< lOX Trade—Splendid opportunity nmhi- -*-? tious Girl, experienced any machining. Crocker and Co.. Slieelian St. Ponsonby. xl IJUOT Trade—Wanted, Girls and ltoys -*-* as Learners; essential industry.—(i. A. Coles and Co., Ltd., Exinouth St., Kden Terra ce. x 3 1 "|>OY for French Polishing Trade. —Apply 6. Million St.. Newton. 1 |»(>YS wanted. — Apply H. J. Ryan. Ltd.. _ _ Engineers. 20. St. Paul St. 31 BOY for i>iano workshop; good wages.—13, St. Mary's ltd.. Three Lamps. 2 l-JOY wanted, light work.—Apply Spring 1 * Factory. Mt. Eden Station Yard. x 2 DY wanted for .Mill.—Apply Ley bind. O'Brien Timber Co., Ltd., Fansha we Hf. x 2 "Apply <Bt«r'" Advertisements .should not be replied to by letter. The address may be obtained by applying at the Office. BOY, for chemist shop, to he apprenticed if willing to matriculate.—Phone 42-408. _31 BOY, 15-17. able milk house cows preferred. light farm work ; £1, found. —■ Write B. OSoS. Staii. 31 BOY, Ki-lti YEARS, FOR BRACE AND GARTER FACTORY. Opportunity to learn trade. Good wages. Apply KLIPPEL BROS. (N.Z.), LTD.. 201. Hobson St.. near Trades Hall. :x*i BOY, INTELLIGENT. ASSIST IN SHOI' AND STORE. Permanent position. BOOTS. CHEMIST, Qnepn Street. x3l T>OY. 14 TO 16 YEARS. To learn the manufacture of Cosmetics. Apply RAGI.EYS. LTD.. 3Q. Customs St. K. 31 T3KEAST Bench Man, tirat-class; £ood wages for Rood man —Apply Sawmiller. Box 34, Hastings, D 4 BRICKLAYER wanted.—Apply Fmster. I'akles Factory. Sale Street. City. \3l / IAIU'ENTKUS, new job. 3/ per hour. — 1!>. Shelly Beach Kri.. Heme I>ay. x3l ENERGETIC MANAGER. Must possess ability to completely reorganise and control specialty business. Commencing salary £N p.w. Excellent prospects.

App'j" In first inntnnce in writing to W. 4456, STAR. \3l A L'CKLAXD HOSPITAL BOARD. Applications, addressed to THE SECRETARY, AUCKLAND HOSPITAL BOARD, Private Bag. Auckland, will be received up to Noon on MONDAY. August 5, 1040, for the Position of APPRENTICE TO THE ELECTRICAL DEPARTMENT. £1 "I3OY WANTED, 14-16 years, lor our - L -» Engineering Supplies Warehouse. This vacancy offers excellent opportunity for a bright, willing Boy. Apply JAS. J. NIVEN AND CO., LTD., Engineers' Merchants, Customs Street West. 31 T>OYS AND YOUTHS WANTED FOR U BOTTLE PACKING. Day Work. Apply FOREMAN, N.Z. GLASS MANUFACTURERS CO., PTY LTD., Penrose. 1 73 J. BALL (N.Z.), LIMITED, - LJ ' WOODWORK FACTORY. 10, PRINCES STREET, ONEHUNGA, REQUIRE THE SERVICES OF SIX SMART YOUTHS, 16 to 17 Years. AS MACHINE ATTENDANTS. Constant Work. Above Award Y-'ageg. Applicants resident in or near Onehunga preferred. 1 rjARDBOARD BOX MAKING — GIRLS WANTED TO LEARN TRADE. ALEX SERVICE, LTD., 20, Exmoutli Street, Eden Terrace. SI NGINE E R S. PROGRESSIVE ENGINEERING COMPANY Requires 1 EFFICIENT TURNER And 2 EXPERIENCED FITTERS. Permanent Positions. Wages Above Award. Full particulars to— ENGINEER. 4413, STAR. 31 FI it ST-Cit A,S S BENI'HMi N WANTED. LADIES' WORK. For the PARISIAN BASKET SHOE MFG. COMPANY, 73, Lome Street. x3l_ ROCK MACHINISTS. FROCK MACHINISTS FROCK MACHINISTS. 6 FIRST-CLASS GIRLS WANTED IMMEDIATELY. GOOD STANDARD OF WORK AND PLENTY OF VARIETY. HIGHEST WAGES. SUPREME FROCKS, Top Floor, Ngapulii Chambers, Lome St. (right behind Regent Theatre). Phones: Business 30-917, Private 21-317. . 31

pUBLIC SERVICE. Applications (to be ma<lc on form P.S.C. 17A, obtainable nt principal Post Offices! will be received up till Noon on AUGUST 7. 11)40. for the Position of INSPECTOR OF THE YARD AT H.M. DOCKYARD (NAVY DEPARTMENT), AUCKLAND, on the Temporary Staff; salary £400 per annum. Applicants, who should not be more than 45 years of age. should have a sound practical knowledge of steel shipbuilding and some drawing office experience. Preference will be given to candidates who are acquainted with work in relation to warships and. nlthougli not essential, a knowledge of naval architecture will be considered an advantage. A knowledge of marine engineering is NOT essential. The selected applicant will be required to supervise, under the Foreman of the Yard, the repair and refitting work »f cruisers, mine sweepers and other vessels of the New Zealand Naval Forces. He may be required to hear any expense incurred in travelling to take up appointment. Applications submitted should include particulars of the period of apprenticeship and where it was served, and should he accompanied by COPIES ONLY of testimonials. The post offers good prospects of future advancement, since the occupant would lie eligible on his merits for consideration in due course to succeed to the post ot Foreman at the Yard (salary £550). Sr.CIT.T.- KV. PUBLIC ■ Mr signer. I. 31