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Auckland Star, Volume LXXVI, Issue 152, 29 June 1945, Page 1

! SITUATIONS VACANT I ALTERATION HAND, an experienced finisher: good wages and conditions. —Apply or Phone Adrian Gowns, 41-368. x 29 APPRENTICES required to learn Tool Setting on automatic lathe; interesting work and excellent Prospects.—Apply Amalgamated Products, Ltd.. cnr. upper Nelson and Howe Sts. D 4 APPRENTICE for our Millinery Workroom; "good wages and congenial conditions.—Applv Millinery Department, Abbott, Armstrong and Howie, St., Auckland, C.l. 29 RAKER, bread and smalls; award wages and overtime.— Lynds. Whakatane. 30 BAKER for Home Cookery, mostly pies; male or female.—Springfield Cookery, 97, Victoria St. 3_ X 3O BAKER, Small Goods, Female; 40-hour, 5-day : *eek, no Sat. work, wages £5: all women bakers employed.—Apply, stating experience and if employed at present, to Homemade Style, 0946. Star. 30 BAKEHOUSE LABOURER requited urgently,, daytime position.—Apply Manager, Kent's Bakeries. Ltd.. York St.. Newmarket. x 29 BINDERY DEPT — Females, both permanent and casual, experienced preferred; good conditions.— Apply National Printing Co,. Ltd., Anzac Ave.. Phone 42-249. x3O BOOT TRADE—Several vacancies' still require 7 filling for Junior Girls and Boys as learners: also Women, with or without previous experience.—Apply to G. A. Coles and Co.. Ltd.. Z9. fcxmouth St., Eden Terrace. 29 BOOT TRADE.—Young Girls and Women wanted for all departments: experience not essential; hours arranged for part-time workers; clinic sister in attendance; good wages and conditions.—Apply Bridgens & Co., 326, New North Road, Kingsland. ■ . 2 BOOT AND SHOE INDUSTRY—Boys and Girls offered an excellent opportunity to learn a good trade in our modern factory: conditions and tuition excellent.—J. W. Moore and Son, Ltd., Nuffield St., Just oft Broadway, Newmarket. 29 BOY for Butchery Trade; good conditions. —Phone 25-504. ° X 29 BOY for Furniture Factory.—H. A. Taylor. Ltd., 204, Eden Terrace. 29 BOY to" Learn Gent's Hairdressing.—D. M. Walker. 66, Quay Street. ' 30 BOY, learn Upholstery Trade; good opportunity.— J. Morgan, 133, Victoria St., City. 29 BOY or Youth for store in general engineering factory; interesting work, good prospects.—W. H. Enstone. Ltd., cor. Gillies Ave. and Mortimer Pass. Newmarket. • x3O BOY wanted urgently for Factory manufacturing men's braces and belts; will teach clicking press; wages 30/ week to start; essential industry.—Apply A. Buckle & Son Pty., Ltd., 129, Albert St. D 4 BOY or Youth required for canvas and leather trade; excellent prospects for advancement; this Is an opportunity for a willing lad to earn good wages.—W. McCarthy and Sons. Ltd., 49, Eden Terrace (top of Symonds St.). Phone 30-626. x3O BOYS (2), for Works Offices, 16-17, good prospects and interesting clerical worK. Salary according t:> age, with minimum of 30/ per week to commence, with half-yearly increments.—Apply in own handwriting or personally to Engineer's Office, Auckland Harbour Board, Quay Street. 29 BRASS FINISHERS—Two Men wanted; excellent wages and 45-446. 30 BRICKLAYER'S LABOURER, experienced, urgent. Ring 64-992. D 4 BRICKLAYERT good, permanent work for right man.—Apply A. G. Grinter and Son. Building Contractors, 10'., Carlton Gore lid. Ph. 41-370 . ! s9 BREAD DELIVERY MAN, Junior, required urgently; must be honest and of good appearance.—Applv Manager, Kent's Bakerie*, Ltd.. York St.. Newmarket. x 29 BRUSH HANDS for Ship Work.—Apply 7.45 a.m. Sunday for instructions at the office of John Henderson, Ltd., cnr. Swanson and Federal Sts., Auckland, C.l. x3O CARPENTER, used to cottage work, two weeks.— Phone 765, Papakura. 29 CARPENTERS and Labourers required; permanent work to conscientious men.—N. Cole, Ltd. Ring D. McLaren, 24-990 (after 7 p.m.). 30 CARPENTERS (6), city and suburban, no lost time. Bambury, 117, Owens Road. Mt. Eden. Phone 63-718. 30 CARPENTERS; good wages for good men.—Phone 17-246, evenings. 30 CARPENTERS, town or country work.—Hay. !>7, Sandringham Rd. Phone 64-669. X 2 CHILDREN'S NURSE or Karitane wanted, one child.—Mrs. Phillips. Victoria Ave. Ph. 24-411. 30 CHEF, Second, 3-course meals and grills; 5-day week: no Saturday or Sunday work; wages £6 18/9.—Apply First Chef. Cooke's Tearooms. 29 COMPOSITOR (Jobbing), and Girls for Bookbinding —Leightons Factory. Nelson Street. D 4 CONSCIENTIOUS MAN required as Burner, on shift work, for continuous kiln; average weekly wage £7 3/ clear is offered: no previous experience necessary.—Apply Porcelain Factory, Amalgamated Brick and Pipe Co.. Ltd.. New Lynn, or phone 88-370. . _ z9 COOK, Fourth, and Kitchenhand— Apply Grand Hotel. x " 9 COOK and Housemaid.—Apply Matron. Blind Institute. ; 2? COOK, Third, urgent.—Manager, People's Palace, Queen St. 21° COOK, Second; also Waitress; good wages: ring collect.—Te Awamutu Hotel. 29 COOKt relieving, second, and Third Cook, good wages and conditions.—Apply Cavalier Dining Rooms, Plaza Bldg. sfß DEVONPORT.—CIeaner for Factory, male or female; permanent; Saturday morning work.—Apply Northern Laundry. Ltd.. 17, Church Street Devo'nport. . rr DEVONPORT.—Women and Girls required for Machine Ironing Department, light and easy work; excellent wages.—Apply Northern Launary. Ltd., 47, Church Street. Devonport. 1} DRIVER wanted immediately, 30 miles Auckland; accom. single man.—F. 1684,-Star. 2

ELECTRICIAN to assist i.i Maintenance and Repair of Industrial Plant Installations and General Wiring Work at our varicas factories, above award wages—Phone 88-370, or caO Amalgamated Brick and Pipe Company. Ltd., Ne^w EXPERIENCED MACHINIST and Finisher must be used to high-class work; good wages and conditions.—Apply or phone Adrian Gowns. 41-Jbß. FIRST COOK, hotel in Taranaki.—Phone 44 " 25^ FINISHERS—We require the services of 3 Stock Table Hands for men's clothing; competent hands will be paid above award wages.—Apply Dominion Clothingi Co., Ltd., 312, Queen St.. next St. James' Theatre. Phone 45-566. FURNACEMAN. or one willing to learn, for Iron Foundry; good wages good men.—Apply Mr. Howard, 242 a, Gt. North_Rd. ; ■_ 4" GIRL, aged 15 to 16 years, to learn Coat Making; must be neat at sewing; pleasant working conditions.—"Charmaine," Cabaret Meropole Bldg.. Queen St. 30 A.M.P. SOCIETY A.M.P. SOCIETY. The Society has a vacancy for a FEMALE JUNIOR CLERK. , A knowledge of typewriting desirable, but not For terms of appointment apply THE OFFICE, corner of Queen and Victoria sts. AN ATTRACTIVE POSITION is vacant on our Staff for an EXPERIENCED FEMALE PRESSER for Pressing Ladies' Cotton Froc-.s and Dirndls. Modern steam irons are used. Good opportunity to learn. Liberal bonuses. Apply M.K. MANUFACTURERS. LTD., 21, Great South Rd., Newmarket. Ph. 26-630. x 9 BOY OR YOUTH, KEEN AND INDUSTRIOUS, FOR RADIO FACTORY. At present on Defence Work. Splendid Post-war Opportunity for right type. WESTONHOUSE RADIO. LTD., 18, Rutland Street. 29 WANTED FOR MESSAGES AND HELP IN DISPATCH DEPT. Good opportunity to learn Stationery Business. Five-day week. Apply BRITISH TYPEWRITERS. 37, Victoria Street West, Auckland. 29 BOOT TRADE. —Girls for Machine Room, also Girl for Boxing Department. Boy for apprentice in Press Room, Operator for Welting Machine. FARMERS' TRADING BOOT FACTORY, Ngata Street, off Karangahape Road. Phone 41-635. 29 CLERKS — We have vacancies for 2 Female Clerks who are accurate with figures. Good wages and liberal bonus paid, and there is excellent opportunities for advancement. Apply PRODUCE MARKETS, LTD., Customs Street West. x 2 CHRISTCHURCH FACTORY REQUIRES FEMALE LABOUR, FULL OR PART-TIME. Interesting work. No experience needed. Good wages and conditions. N.Z. LACE WEB CO., LTD., Christchurch. Reply in first instance to F. 1710, STAR. 3 FEMALE MACHINISTS For Permanent Positions in our Factory. Good wages, bonus. Congenial work and conditions. Part-time workers accepted. Manager, E. LEROY. LIMITED, 81. Queen Street. x3O FURNITURE TRADE —We have vacancies for Polishers. Cabinetmakers. Sanding Machinist; also Strong Youth for factory work and Boys to learn Polishing and Chairmaking. Apply FARMERS' FURNITURE FACTORY. Mt. Eden Road. x 2 GIRL JUNIOR WANTED FOR TEA PACKING. Good Working Conditions. No Saturday Work. Apply ADAM WRIGHT. LTD.. Mahon Street, off Howe Street. Newton. Phone 44-543. 1 ARTHUR YATES & CO., LTD., New Zealand's Largest Seedsmen, Are wanting JUNIOR GIRL, not above 16 years of age. Young Girl leaving secondary school preferred. This situation offers congenial conditions,' with nice comrades, good remuneration, excellent prospects for .suitable applicant. Apply ■ ARTHUR YATES & CO.. LTD., Seedsmen. Lower Albert Street. x 2 CASHIER . P. OOKKF. EPER FEMALE CLERK required for the above position. Essential Qualifications are: (1) Some experience at this type of work, mvolv ing receipt of inward cash, banking, payment cf accounts, writing up and reconciling cash books, etc. (2) Neat handwriting. (3) Ability to type, also to take shorthand v. hen necessity arises. Salary, £4 10/ p=r week. Write B.E. 0974, STAR x 2