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Auckland Star, Volume LXXVI, Issue 84, 10 April 1945, Page 1

SITUATIONS VACANT GIRL, aged 18-24. required for inspecting Hose: previous experience not necessary; good wages, conditions, and prospects; essential industry.— Apply Porters Dye Works. Ltd.. 123. Market Fid.. Epsom. xl 2 GIRLS and Women wanted, good conditions and wages; those willing to work overtime can make really big wages; come out and see the work you will be required to do. —Auckland Laundry, Ltd.. Grey Lynn. D 4 GIRLS or Women for essential work In Paper Goods Factory; 40-hour week, pleasant conditions, bonuses paid.—Caxton Printing Works. Ltd., 17-19, Lower Federal St. (2 mlns, from Ferry Bldg.). 10 GIRLS tor Light. Clean. Congenial Work In our Modern Laundry: previous experience not necessary; gooa wages: essential Industry.—Supply Laundry and Trl-Cleaneis. 67. Victoria St. W. D 4 GIRLS, two, and one youth lor interesting work in fur trade. Good opportunities and working conditions.— Mooney's (N.Z.). Ltd.. 15-17. O'Connell St; 14 GIRLS for Essential Industry; 12 Girls are required for clean, interesting work in our modern factory; good wages and conditions; bus stops outside premises.—Apply Production Manager, The Johnstone Cardboard Box Co., Ltd., Gt. South Rd.. Penrose. 1? GIRLS OR WOMEN.—We have positions vacant at our Onehunga Factory for Whole or Part-time Workers. Interesting work. —Apply in first instance at our Main Factory, 336, Manukau Road, Epsom. Phone 25-566. 10 HAIRDKESSIXG—Smart Junior wanted. — Apply Blue Salon. 357. Renmcra Road. HAIRDRESSER, lady, qualified (good country town), Eugene knowledge essential; exceptional opportunity, with share in business. —Apply Secretary, Hairdressers and Tobacconists' Association, Yorkshire_Hoiise,_Auckland. xlO llOUSEMAlDwantcd—ApplyHotel Auckland. _D 4 HOUSEMAID.—AppIy to the Star Hotel, Albert St. 12 HOUSEMAID-WAITRESS. — Star Hotel, Albert St. 12 JUNIOR CLERK, Male or Female, for £clicltor's Office.—Johnston, Coates, Fee, Safo Deposit Eldg.. High ; 12 JUNIOR GIRLS offered steady employment with highest wage and opportunity of rapid advancement, with liberal bonus for energetic workers; cafeteria supplies hot meals daily at nominal prices.—Apply J. Steele, Ltd., op p. Newton P.O. 10 JUNIOR GIRL required for typing and general office work; 5-day week. —Apply A. Overall, 113, Victoria Arcade. 1° JUNIOR GIRL lor Manufacturer's Offlce; essential work; good conditions and prospects; no Saturday work.—Box 51W. Auckland. P_4 KITCHENHAND.—AppIy Star Hotel. Albert St. 12 KITCHENMAID, also Waitress, wanted: experience not necessary.—Blake's Inn, Vulcan Lane. 14 KNITTERS for Flat"Bed Machines; also Girls as Learners; ful or part time. —C. L. Jackson, 151, Albert St. xll LABOURERS (2) for coal depot; wages above award. —C. Aickin & Sons (Auck.), Ltd., corner Norm?nby and Boston Roads. Mt. Eden. 10 LADY CLERKS Wanted for Cash Desks. Office Work, etc.; also Saleswomen for Fancy Goods Depts.: excellent conditions, staff privileges. No Saturday work. —Employment Manager, Farmers Trading Co. *11 LETTERPRESS MACHINISTS, with Automatic or Flatbed Experience and Colour Work; top wages, overtime optional.—Apply Production Manager, The Johnston Cardboard Box Co., Ltd., Gt. South Rd., Penrose. 12 LAUNDRESS, young, wanted, hours 9 to 3.—Phone 60-692. • __ L° MARRIED WOMEN, with Sewing Machine experience; full or part-time (liberal time arrangements). Apply at first instance, 514, Chancery Chambers, O'Connell St., Auckland. 10 MACDUFFS, LTD., require the services of Senior nnd Junior Assistants, experienced preferred, but not essential.—Apply Manager, Queen Street. 11 MACHINISTS", - ]pfa~n~sewing, full and part time workqrs; good bonus system and overtime. —W. McCarthy and Sons, Ltd., 47, New North Rd. Phone 30-626. __ Xl 3 MAN to cut lawns, gardening, etc.—37. Elgin St., Grey Lynn. (Apply after 6 p.m.) xl 1 MEN for Coal and Firewood Yard.—Apply J. J. Craig, Limited, Mt. Eden Rd. Depj)t. Xl 2 MEN, several, for Morningside Timber* Yard; also 2 Strong Youths for Joiners' Shop and Machining Department.—Apply Morningside Timber Co., 14, Taylor's Rd.. Morningside. xl 2 MEN (2), for rag sorting; experience not necessary; good working conditions ;only men seeking permanent employment need apply.—John Grant and Co., 5. Lower Nelson St. xl 2 MEN (4), good, .required immediately for Hide Floor; permanent work for suitable men.—Apply head warehouse man, N.Z. Loan and Mercantile Agency, Co.. Ltd., The Strand, Farnell. xlO MEN wanted for general duties in our factory. The work is not heavy or difficult, and the conditions are good. Five-£>? week, with opportunity for earning overtime.—Heards, Ltd., Parnell. 1? MEN (10) wanted immediately. to fill vacancies caused by Army call-up. Attractive conditions and good pay.—Apply Manager, Porcelain Factory, Amalgamated Brick. New Lynn, or phone 88-370. 10 MILLINERS wanted, full time; must bo used to model hand blocking.—Apply Hat Bar, Queen St., or Joyce's Millinery Lounge. Queen's Arcade, xll ASSISTANT STOREMAN OR PACKER REQUIRED FOR OUR WAREHOUSE. Some experience is necessary, and preference will be given to a returned soldier. Five-day week. Apply after 8.30 a.m., BURNS, PHILP «& COMPANY, LTD., 3, Albert Street. xlO APPRENTICE TO LADIES' CLOTHING TRADE. WE REQUIRE A SMART JUNIOR FOR OUR WORKROOM. An Intelligent girl will be thoroughly taught all branches of high-class trade under competent supervi§ion. JULIE REID, Suit and Coat Specialist, 191, Symonds Street. 10 BOOKBINDING B OOKBINDING WANTED A CAPABLE GIRL TO TAKE CHARGE OF OUR BOOKBINDING DEPT. The position offers an excellent opportunity for advancement for a Senior Girl. Wages and conditions good. Apply Foreman, AUCKLAND STAR. D 4 COAT MACHINISTS. We Require • TWO FIRST-CLASS MACHINISTS FOR HIGH-GRADE MEN'S STOCK COATS. Machinists who can produce first'-class garment! will be paid a salary of £4 10/ per week. Apply— DOMINION CLOTHING COMPANY, LTD.. Next St. James' Theatre, 312, Queen Street. Phone 45-566. 10 PART-TIME, WORKERS. WE HAVE JOBS THAT YOU CAN DO. Light, interesting work, enabling you to earn good wages, and for full-time workers, bonus and overtime. Our cafeteria provides hot or cold meals daily. Work in comfort, with modern workroom conditions. Positions for machinists, improvers and juniors,—Apply J. STEELE, LTD.. Opposite Newton P.O. D 4 HOSIERY TRADE HAS VACANCIES FOR BOTH TRAINED WORKERS AND EEGINNERS. Experienced Fully Fashioned Operators arc offered good wages and bonuses, excellent working conditions with all staff comforts. Including modern cafeteria, while Young Boys who are willing to learn will be taught specialised work with a profitable future. Apply immediately. KORMA MILLS, LTD.. Chancery Street, Auckland. Phone 49-619. 11 SENIOR SALESWOMAN REQUIRED The services of a competent Saleswoman with some previous experience in Showroom work are required by soundly established reputable firm. Congenial working conditions and 5-day week. Write in first instance, stating age, experience, and enclosing copies only of refs. to "Saleswoman." Care CHARLES HAINES ADVERTISING AGENCY. Auckland. xll SHOWROOM JUNIORS A reputable firm requires the services of two Female Juniors to learn Showroom selling of frocks, coats, hats, and ladies underwear. Prospects are gcod. No Saturday work, and ideal working conditions. Write in first instance, stating age. previous experience (if any) and enclosing copies only of references to "Showroom," Care CHARLES HAINES ADVERTISING AGENCY. Auckland. xll MACHINISTS MACHINISTS. We have Vacancies for: EXPERIENCED MACHINISTS, IMPROVERS AND APPRENTICES, TWIN NEEDLE MACHINISTS. BUTTON AND BUTTONHOLE MACHINISTS, PRESSERS AND FINISHERS. Light, interesting work. Highest wages, with overtime if desired. Permanent positions. Ideal conditions. J. M. BARTLETT AND CO.. 120, Grey's Avenue. 12 SMITH AND CAUGHEY, LIMITED, Invite Applications From EXPERIENCED SALESWOMEN To Fill Vacancies (two) in Mantle Showroom. Also JUNIORS. AGE 15-17. For Same Department Good Prospects for Suitable Applicants. Apply Staff Manager. SMITH AND CAUGHEY. LTD. 10 GIRL APPRENTICES FOR SUPERIOR TAILORING FIRM. Unusual opportunities await two girls who are interested in learning a useful trade under expert tuition. A well-known City taiilorng firm, specialising in highest-grade tailoring, has vacancies for two beginners. A little experience would be useful, but ts not necessary. Working conditions are execellent in every way, with an attractive workroom and highest wages. This establishment Is not a factory, but an j exclusive Tailoring House, offering an unique opportunity to learn first-class work. Apply personally to Room 105. Dingwall Bldg.. or write to "Tailoring" C/O P.O. BOX 991, AUCKLAND. 10