GARDEN MANURES LIME, FISH MANURE, <d /"Ji BLOOD AND BONE, SUPER. */ £ 2 Large Carton MELVERN'S 155-159 KARANGAHAPE ROAD, AUCKLAND
SITUATIONS VACANT HOUSEMAID-WAITRESS, £2 15,', Cowes Bay; fee. fare paid.—Reliable Registry, Cooke s Bid?. 42-293. *16 INVOICE TYPISTE, Junior; essential; excellent conditions. —Write Accounts, 0393. Star. 15 JUNIOR ASSISTANT, Female, for our Fancy Goods and Household Hardware Department.-— Apply Mr. H. Dorreen. John Burns and Co., Ltd., Customs St.. Auckland. 15 KITCHEN HAND wanted, good conditions; sleep out; £4 week clear.—Apply Golden Grill, Paoakura. • LABOURERS wanted, concrete work; long jol;.— Ring 61-265 (evenings). 15 LABOURER wanted, light work, clearing garden.— Apply 295. Remuera Rd. 14 LADY, refined, capable, to Assist Household Duties and Shop; experience in shop work not necessary.—Write Home, 0396. Star. 15 LADY CLERK, Senior, to Assist Purchasing Officer; award wages.—Apply N.Z. Co-operative Dairy Co., Ltd., Tasman Building, Anzac Ave., Auckland. lj> LORRY DRIVER, for timber lorry.—C. H. Frankham. Ltd.. Newmarket. x! 4 MILLINERY ASSISTANT wanted.—Apply Reay Campbell. 85. Queen St. 18 MAN, mechanically inclined, for General Factory Work.—Apply Nagels Creations, 71, Lome St. x! 4 MAN or Boy wanted for Sheep Station; must be able to ride.—lan McGregor. Merriwa, Napier. 14 MEN, lor Factory, essential industry, some machine experience preferred, but not essential.— Apply John Grant and Company. 5. Lower Nelson Street. D 4 MEN required for Essential Factory Work. —Apply Whittome. Stevenson and Co., Ltd., Carlton Goro Rd.. New market. 18 MILK BAR Assistant, day shifts only.—Lyons, 13, Customs Street. x! 5 MILK ROUNDSMAN, good wages, conditions; 2roomed Cottage available.—Write B. 0407, Star. xlf NURSE, semi-trained; good wages.—Ph. 61-893. x! 5 NURSE, experienced, wanted urgently, live in. to look after 20-month old baby for fortnight.— Ring 70-012. x! 4 OPERATORS required lor Automatic Lathes: good prospects.—Apply Automatic Precision Engineers. cor. Nelson and Howe Sts. Phone 41-367. D 4 PAGE BOY. —Apply Central Hotel, Victoria Street. xl 4 PAINTER, thoroughly experiencd man, with sound knowledge of Spraying and Baking, to take Charge of Department engaged in Essential Work; excellent prospects: good wages.—Reply Painter, P.O. Box 841. Auckland. 15 PANELBEATER for repair work; good conditions and good wages.—Eden Motor Body Co. 17 PANTRYMAID.—HoteI Auckland. If PANTRYMAID and Waitresses.—Apply Station Hotel. 14 PANTRYMAID and Kitchenmaid, for Dilworth School.—Phone 25-508. x! 5 PIANIST-VOCALIST, to work 3 to 7 p.m. daily, except Sundays.—Apply Silver Slipper, 36, Fort St. 14 PORTER wanted.—Apply Station Hotel. xlflj PORTER, for morning. wanted. —Kia Ora American Red Cross. Phone 31-620. x! 4 PORTERS and Kitchenhands wanted, Western Springs American Red Cross Rest Camp.—Apply 410. Dilworth Bldg. x! 5 SENIOR ASSISTANT required for Waltemata Loan Co.. 92, Hobs'on St.. Auckland. 15 SHIFT ENGINEER for Suva Power House required by Suva Town Board. Must have Diesel engine experience.—Apply for particulars to Machinery Department. John Burns and Co., Ltd. . 14 SHORTHAND-TYPlSTE.—Competent Girl required for above position in essential industry; hours 8.30 to 4.30 p.m.; good salary. 5-day week; bus stop outside premises.—Apply by Phone 24-783. or Johnston Card-board Box Co., Ltd., Gt. South Rd.. Penrose. 5.E.6. U STOREMAN wanted. —Apply Smith and Smith, Ltd., 9-11, Albert St., Auckland. x! 4 STOCK and Chart Finishers, urgently wanted, for essential clothing factory; good wages; permanent position.—Apply Dominion Clothing Co., Ltd., next St. James* Theatre, 312, Queen St. Phono 45-566. Xl 4 SUPERVISOR required for 3-Course Dining Room; able to control staff.—Apply Manageress; Cooke's Tearooms. 18 TAILORESSES—Coat, Vest, Trouser, Table Hands, Machinist: essential work; immediately. — Jack Brown. Tailor. Newmarket. 14 VIOLIN TEACHER required. Young Lady, permanent position, excellent opportunity for advancement; previous experience not essential.—Write. I stating age, B. 0413, Star. M I WOMAN for Servery, wages £3; also Midday Waitress.—3o2, Queen St. 15 WOMAN wanted for Cleaning Office, once weekly. Apply Hollywood School of Dressmaking, 63, Queen St. ?:14 WOMEN wanted, to machine frocks at home: must; be experienced and used to Rood class of work.— Write Frocks. 0374. Star. 14 WOMEN (2) ana Girls (2) for light, clean, essential work in our modern laundry: previous experienr* not necessary; good wages.—Supply Laundry an* Tri Cleaners. Ltd.. 67. Victoria St. West. D 4 YOUTHS (2), for Factory, Mt. Eden; excellent wages and conditions.—Ring 62-925 (between 5-6 P.m.). _15 APPRENTICES. Improvers. Machinists; dainty work: highest wages and bonuses: right in heart of the city: cafeteria, morning and afternoon tea, hot lunch: ask about our sports club, social rooms, and other privileges. See the model of our new factory, which will be the most modern in Australasia.—Childswear, Ltd., 19. Grey's Avenue. City (opp. Town Hall Corner). 49-636. JH4 HANDKERCHIEF MACHINISTS. lIEMSTITCIIERS and PLAIN HEMMERS. Also BEGINNERS. Top wages, excellent wnrkir.tr «»<«":- KLIPPEL BROS. Next Door Advar. 201, Hobson Stree
' FEMALE WORKERS WA? 1 work; no previous experien Girls for Manufacturing Fii tiaJ work; pleasant working wages. Apply in person tc KLIPPEL BROS. (I Next Door Advanx 201, Hobson Street, THREE SMAR To start as Juniors in WISEMAN'S Model Fancy Leatliergoods Workrooms. Excellent supervision and conditions. Forty-hour week, no Saturday work, and liberal bonus scheme. The work is light and interesting, and good girls are assured of permanent positions. Apply to WISEMAN'S SPORTS STORES. 166, Queen Street. 1* WAITRESS E S W AITRESSES Full and Part-tme. Full-time SERVERY MAIDS. For FARMERS' MODERN TEAROOMS. Capable Girls or Women able to fill these positions are offered permanent work with rrood wattes and congenial working conditions in Farmers Modem, Up-to-date Kitchen, equipped with all laßoursaving appliances. Call and see the MANAGERESS. Tearooms. FARMERS' TRADING COMPANY. 14 DISPATCH CLERK — A DISPATCH CLERK IS REQUIRED BY A LARGE AUCKLAND MANUFACTURING CONCERN. Applicant would be required tc take charge of storemen, attend to dispatch, receipt of all gooas and control loading and routing of motor trucks. This job requires a man of the highest ability, but offers excellent prospects. Apply immediately to DISPATCH CLERK. P.O. Box 315, Auckland. SITUATION'S WANTED _ GIRL wants Part Time Work, vicinity Mt. Albert. Write T. 7573, Star. ii HOUSE or Shop Maintenance by Painter and Paperhanger and Carpentering Repairs.—M. 7374, Star. *5 MAN requires Full or Part Time Work, outdoor preferred.—Write T. 7536. Star. 14 NURSE PROBATIONER.—Young Woman desires Position: live in.—Write T. 7471, Star. 14 TO CLOTHING MANUFACTURERS.—ButtonhoIes Made in Any Quantity by Expert Machinist in own Home. —T. 75G4, STAR. 14 UOKK WANTED FOR YOUR PAINTING and Paperhanging, Alterations and Repairs, ring 26-550. IS FURNITURE REMOVALS—Large Covered Van.— G. S. Evans. Ltd. Phone 64-526 (anytime). D 4 PAPER HANGING, Painting, first-class work assured. —S. 5902, Star. 15 ROOFS Repaired and Painted; Soldering Work of I any kind.—Tradesmen, 7526. Star. 14 TUKRELL AND FINDLAY, 11, Glendon Ave., Avondale, do all Classes of Lime Colour Wash Work; Concreae and Brick Houses a Speciality; terms moderate. 14 SAVE THAT RUSTY ROOF. Let us Spray Your Roof with TRIPOLITE BITUMISTIC ROOF PAINT. Red, Green or Black. CANADIAN ROOF PAINTING COMPANY. Phone 30-544"'(morning and evening). xlB TAXATION RETURNS.—HAVE THEM* PREPARED BY AN EXPERT. Obtain full benefit of all deductions. Fees moderate. H. E. EDMONDSON, Taxation Specialist and Accountant. Strand Arcade. Queen Street, Auckland. Phone 30-320. :13 rou MEN SERVICE FOR THE SERVICES. SPECIAL SERVICE TO ALL IN UNIFORM. STEELE PHOTOGRAPHY, 322. Queen Street (opp. Amusement Park). PHONE 43-370. V YOUR PORTRAIT BY JACKSON, EVENTUALLY. WHY NOT NOW? Studio, 4 DOORS BELOW REGENT THEATRE. Phone 43-624. 41-254. ROY M. JACKSON. F.R.S.A. Principal. WEATHER AND TIDES Auckland weather forecast.—" Changeable, va{' 1 to-.n or row""oolcr temperatures. SunM-t to-day, 6- 13 : s«'"ise to-morrow, Hi-,]'" 1 water to-day. 10.31; to-morrow, * 11.0-1.
Permanent link to this item
https://paperspast.natlib.govt.nz/newspapers/AS19440314.2.3.8
Bibliographic details
Auckland Star, Volume LXXV, Issue 62, 14 March 1944, Page 1
Word Count
1,226Page 1 Advertisements Column 8 Auckland Star, Volume LXXV, Issue 62, 14 March 1944, Page 1
Using This Item
Stuff Ltd is the copyright owner for the Auckland Star. You can reproduce in-copyright material from this newspaper for non-commercial use under a Creative Commons BY-NC-SA 3.0 New Zealand licence. This newspaper is not available for commercial use without the consent of Stuff Ltd. For advice on reproduction of out-of-copyright material from this newspaper, please refer to the Copyright guide.
Acknowledgements
This newspaper was digitised in partnership with Auckland Libraries.