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Auckland Star, Volume LXXIV, Issue 270, 13 November 1943, Page 1

SITI'ATIOXS VACANT CHAIKMAKERS and Wood Working: Machinist, by essential factory, good conditions.—Buoyant Chair Co.. 75. Vermont St.. Ponsonby. XL3 who can undertake temporary work, up until the I Christmas period are required for all Dep.s.— Apply immediately with rels.. Manager. Render.-. Ltd.. Karangahape xl 3 CIIY Studio requires Experienced Printer: one able to retouch an advantage: Rood salary.—Particular,- to F. 4363. Star. 15 CLEANER, Male or Female, reliable, for City Building, approximately 12 hours weekly.—Write Box 3-19. 13 COOK: award wages: live in.—Apply Matron Blind Institute. . _15 17: essen;Tai' -Apply' 77. TamakV Drive! "Mission Bay. 13 uh»H;.\i:ii oi Modern Frocks, experienced; used to factory production: excellent conditions; highest salary; contract will fee given :o suitable person.— UrsiE'ier. P.O. Box 1303. 35 UEVONroKT—GirI. Junior Assistant, one month. December 13: £1 week. —Write B. 0745. Stat;. x! 3 DICTAPHONE Typiste, good, required; 5-day week.—S. 4665. Star. _13 DISPATCH and Receiving Storeman, with knowledge ot shipping and local deliveries, required tor our Hobson St. Warehouse; 5-day week.— Hill and Plummer. Ltd.. Hoteon SL 13 DRESSMAKER, first-class. Machinist. Finisher, Cutter —Adrian Gowns. 44 Lewis Eady Blclg. Phone 41-368. D 4 ELECTRICIANS, wanted for general maintenance and automotive repairs.—Apply Winstone. Ltd.'s Garare. Symonds St. :xl3 ENGINEER, shjlt work, some refrigeration exThree Lamii's. Ponsonby. " 13^ (':U".\l'E Assistant, permanent position, ineligible military service.—Better Brakes (N.Z.). Ltd.. 175. Albeit SI. Phone '12-347. 3tt3 GAIIiJENER." for 2 days per week. Howick; good wagej-_ for good man.—P.O. Box 9, Pul:e!:olie. 13 nAKDKN'EK for private seaside heme. Howick: milk one cow: comfortably lurn. room: wciild sui , pensioner; wages according to ability. — Phone Gi-077. i 13 GENERAL Hand, or Strong Youth, for Mechanical Work.—Apply Head Machinist, Auckland Star. Fort St. D 4 Iift.NKUAL Handyman, for small mixed farm" Albany district, live in or out.—Phone 11M. Albany (evenings). IS OIRL wanted lor Floral Work.—Phone 40-239. 13 GIRL (16 to 20). Fruit Shop, good conditions.— 126. Great North Rd. 16 i;ll'L Shop Assistant. Fruiterer's: good wages. 5riny week.—C.P.O. Box 1081. 20 GIRL Junior. Florist, messages, etc. — Apply Rattray's. 5, Vulcar. Lane. 13 GIRL, Junior, tor Office, knowledge of typing preferred.—Write B. 0685, Stab. 13 GIRL, Junior, for Manufacturer's Office, typing and general office duties.—Write S. 4682, Star. I.S CURL lor Office, experience preferred; no Sat. Phone 44-019. ' ■* ' ' 13 GIRL, 14-15 years, for City Book Club, good open" ing, advancement to refined, capable Girl.—Write 3. 4449, Star. , ' 13 GIRLS or Women for Mangle Room; experience vencr sV.Grey Lynn. '_ _J_ j_3 GIRL, 14-16. General Office Work, permanent posi(N.Z.). I ; d.. 175. Albert St'" Phone 42-347. x! 3 GIRLS, Juniors or Seniors, experienced or inexperienced, for Bindery Work: good wages and conditions.—Times Printing Works, Chapman St., Ponaonby (end of Newton Rd.). 3c16 GIRLS for All Depts.. Senior and Junior; previnerking conditions, no Saturday work; essential industry.—Apply personally, Henrys Dry Cleaners. Broadway. Newmarket. 13 HAIRDRESSER, experienced, for City Salon, good wp.ges.—Phcne 41-178 (business hours). xl 3 HANDYMAN and Gardener. Heme Bay; part time. Write B. 0706. STAR. 13 HEAD Laundress wanted: live out.—Apply Matron. St Cuthberfs College.—Phone 24-954. 13 HOUSEKEEPER, companionable, middle-aged; 35'. Phcne 60-894. 13 INTERMEDIATE or Junior Typiste, no shorthand. 5-day week.—S. 4665. Star. 13 JOINER wanted, essential work; 48-hour week.— Annlv C. H. Newmarket. 15 JUNIOR Assistant, to Learn Photography. — Box 156. Auckland. 13 JUNIOR required for Wholesale Silk Specialist Warehouse, no Saturday work.—Apply personally. Snow R3inger. Ltd.. 25. Elliot St.. City. 13 JUNIOR Office Girl: knowledge typing: five-day week; good conditions and opportunity for advancement.—Telephone 42-249 or apply in own handwriting, to National Printing Co., Ltd., Anzac Ave. 13 JUNIOR Office Girl, ior answering telephone and also willing to learn general office duties, some knowledge shorthand, typing preferred.—Apply personally, Laddaloc Lingerie, 350-362, Broadway. Newmarket. 16 EXPERIENCED KNITTERS FOR FLAT BED MACHINES. Also JUNIORS to learn interesting trade, making Ladies' Twin Sets, Cardigans, etc. C. L. JACKSON, 151, Albert Street. "Phone 41-6.11:*-GIRLS AND WOMEN WANTED. Good wages and conditions. Those willing to work overtime can make really big wages. Come out and see the work you would be required to do. Apply AUCKLAND LAUNDRY, LIMITED, Grey Lynn. D 4 GIRLS LEAVING SCHOOL WANTED FOR OUR BINDERY DEPARTMENT. Congenial work and good prospects. Apply to the FOREMAN. BINDERY DEPARTMENT, STAR OFFICE, SlTOrtland Street. 13 MACHINISTS FOR SACK MANUFACTURING AND REPAIRING DEPARTMENTS. No previous experience necessary. Girls from 16 years of age. Good wages. 40-hour week. , Any Girl so desiring can earn over £4 per week. Essential Industry. Apply: McKENDRICK BROS.. LTD.. Wellington St. Y4 MASTER AND MATRON FOR METHODIST CHILDREN'S HOME AND ORPHANAGE, Auckland. Exceptional opportunity for effective Christian service. Good wages and conditions. PARTICULARS FROM ,THE SECRETARY, P.O. Box 23W, Auckland. :13 MEN WANTED FOR FACTORY WORK. Knowledge of machines preferred, but not essential. Good conditions and wages. Essential industry. Apply JOHN GRANT AND CO., 5, Nelson Street. City. xls MOTOR BODT TRADE—ESSENTIAL INDUSTRY. Wanted: First-class Motor Body Makers, Panel Beater- and Painters. Highest wages, constant work. Fare paid. Apply, giving full particulars of experience, to C. L. NEILSEN. LTD., Lower Hutt. -13 OFFICE JUNIOR, MALE. This Position Offers an Excellent Opportunity For a Youth to Establish Himself in an Essential Industry. Apply to MASON BROS. ENGINEERING CO., LTD., Pakenham Street, Auckland. :13 GIRLS.—WE HAVE VACANCIES FOR TWO GIRLS TO BE APPRENTICED IN OUR MEN'S HAT TRIMMING DEPARTMENT. Best wages and conditions. Interesting work. Easily learnt by those with aptitude for needlework. No machine work. ANGLO-DOMINION HAT MANUFACTURERS, LTD., Courhtouse Lane. Phont 43-394. 13 MANCHESTER. BUYER. Must be fully experienced in Buying for and Controlling Large Department. Regular position, not Apply, in writing, stating qualifications, salary Managing Director, GEORGE COURT AND SONS. LTD., P.O. Box 1334. Auckland. C.I. Xl 3 OFFICE ASSISTANT — WE REQUIRE THE SERVICES OF A NATIONAL BOOKKEEPER OPERATOR for our Office. Fully or partially trained; good wages, good conditions. Apply Secretary, TIP-TOP ICE CREAM CO. (AUCK.), LTD., 2C, Dunkerron Avenue, Epsom. Phone 16-300. ' 13 AUCKLAND HOSPITAL BOARD. Applications are invited for the Position of SEAMSTRESS FOR THE SEWING ROOM AT THE AUCKLAND HOSPITAL. Applicants will be required to be used to power machines. Work mainly repairing general linen. Award conditions. Personal application should be made to the Linenkeeper at the Auckland Hospital. C. L. GRANGE, 13 Secretary. BOYS CAN EARN BIG MONEY AS HOSIERY OPERATORS AT THE KORMA MILLS. Learn This Interesting Work while Earning Excellent Wages and Generous Bonuses. POSITIONS NOW AVAILABLE ON NIGHT SHIFT. Permanent Jobs assured. in Dominion's Most Modern Hosiery Factory. With own cafeteria, radios, etc. Apply Staff Manager, KORMA MILLS, LIMITED, Chancery Street, Auckland. 1C OTAGO BOYS' HIGH SCHOOL. MATRON FOR SCHOOL HOSTEL. A MATRON is required for Campbell House, the Hostel Attached to the Otago Boys' High School. ins salary, may be obtained from the undersigned, with whom applications close on WEDNESDAY, 24th November, 1943. C. R. MCLEAN, Secretary, Otago High Schools Board, 236, Moray Place, Dunedln. :xl3 SEDDON MEMORIAL TECHNICAL COLLEGE APPLICATIONS are invited from persons capable of taking day or evening classes in woodwork and cabinetmakincr. Permanent position. Applicants should have good trade experr.nce and be capable of daytime classes of apprentices and returned soldiers, for which it is intended to the College to a considerable extent. Applications" monlafs, should reach the undersisno<l \y November 17. It is desired that the successful applicant commence duties at the bczinnini; oi the 1014 school year. Saliry will be in accord met with the grading of the Education Department. β-ith a maximum of £405 p.a.—G. J. PARK Principal. :13