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SITUATIONS VACANT. GENERAL Wanted, two days. Cooking. Apply Oxford Hotel, Colombo st. — : — 2022 WANTED, Baker, bread and smalls, for West Coast town. Apply A 2215, “Press.” BUTCHER and Youth Wtd. Reply L. D. Roberts, 60 Bellvue ave., Papanui. 1475 FEMALE Kitchen Assistant Wanted; aiso a Waitress. Apply, Hotel Federal. 5016 HOUSEKEEPER or Capable Help, no washing, livje in. Please ’Phone 23-017. XIB9I FIRST-CLASS A Grade Motor Mecnanic. Apply Watkinsons, Ltd., 261 Tuam street. ;X9472 BUTCHER and Youth Wtd. Reply L. D. Roberts, 282 Cashel st. ’Phone 38-002. 1475 GENERAL for Private Hotel; easy work, small hours; live in or out. P 5839. “Press.” 1438 KNITTERS Required fog Fair Isle Gloves Spare time, yarn supplied. ’Phone 35-333 or 32-625. 4814 MACHINISTS and Apprentices Wtd. for ladies’ wear. Apply F. Dunn and Co., 244 Tuam st. — 4652 PANTRYMAID, also HousemaidWaitresses, Stonehurst Private Hotel. ’Phone 34-267. 4653 FEMALE Bar Attendant. Also Kitchen Hand required by Monte Carlo Milk Bar, 749 Colombo street. JUNIOR Office Girl Required. Hours 9 to 5, Monday to Friday. Apply Lichfield Shirts, Ltd., 179 Tuam street. T.C. RELIABLE House Boy Wtd., Live-in or 5 mornings weekly. Fendalton district. State wages. A 1939, “Press.” FOR Dunedin City home, competent Young Woman for cooking and general housework'. Wages, £3.A1844, I*Press.” WOMAN to assist in light housework, Fendalton home, 2 mornings per week. •Phone 24-778, or P.O. Box 605. X 2279 MESSAGE Boy Wtd. 30/- a week. Good prospects. Apply to: Christchurch Mechanical Works, 108 St. Asaph st., Chch. 4935 MILK Bar.—Smart Youth as Night Waiter. Good wages and- hours. Please apply Manageress, Milky Way, 268 High street, Christchurch. 4907 BOYS and Youths Wanted to Learn the Metal Polishing and Electroplating Trade. Armstrong and Farr, The Plating People, 148 Victoria street. : X 1636 LEGAL—Shorthand-Ty piste with good Secondary Schooling. Previous experience in Legal Office preferred, but not essential. A 2397, "Press.” HOUSEMAID Wtd., School for Deaf. Salary £l5O, plus £l3 cost of living allowance, less £3O board and residence; £25 extra if over 21. Apply Acting-Matron, ’Phone 46-381. 4876 LICHFIELD Shirts, Ltd., have Vacancies for Girls to learn high-class machining on Point-Setter Shirts and Collars. Also for Girls experienced in machining. Apply, Mr Bisman. 4147 A PROMISING VACANCY exists in a Leading West Coast Garage for a FIRST GRADE MOTOR MECHANIC. All modern Machinery in workshop. Good wages. Apply, P5BlO. “Press.” 2126 WANTED, First-class Table Hands and Coat Machinists; top wages paid. We are makers of High Grade Men’s Wear, and workroom conditions are of the best. Apply Christchurch Clothing Company, Ltd., 244 St. Asaph street. T.C. WANTED, First-class' Table Hands and Coat Machinists; top wages paid. We are makers of High Grade Men’s Wear, and workroom conditions are of the best. Apply Christchurch Clothing Company, Ltd., 244 St. Asaph st. 3830 DUCKWORTH, TURNER, and CO., LTD., Require the Temporary Services of a TYPISTE, for six to 8 weeks. Shorthand optional. Will any interested APPLICANTS PLEASE PHONE 30-780 for an interview. 4986 MACHINISTS are required for the Manufacture of Women’s Coats and Costumes. Good wages and prospects of advancement. INTERNATIONAL MODELS, LTD., 226 Tuam street, C. 1.9937 TIMBER WORKERS. TWO OR THREE HANDY MEN Wanted to load timber, casual work. Good wages. Apply, 8 o’clock Monday morning. JARRAH TIMBER CO., Moorhouse ave; BOYS AND YOUTHS ARE OFFERED EMPLOYMENT under good conditions with The “Nugget” Polish Company of N.Z., Ltd. Ring, write, or call: MR LADBROOKE, Factory Superintendent, The “Nugget” Polish Company of N.Z;, Ltd., 580 Ferry road, Woolston. 4380 THE CHRISTCHURCH CLOTHING COMPANY. LTD., has vacancies for First-class Table Hands and Coat Machinists. Top wages paid. We are makers of high-grade* men’s wear. Workroom conditions are the best. Apply, 244 ST. ASAPH STREET. - 4833 APPRENTICES: There are vacancies m centrally-situated Workroom for Girls wishing to learn the making of Women’s Coats and Costumes. Working conditions are excellent, and thorough training is given. INTERNATIONAL MODELS, LTD., 226 Tuam j street. C.l. 9937 TOOMEY’S GRINDING AND GEAR, LTD., Require urgently a HIGHLY SKILLED DIE-MAKER. Must be vised to precision work. First-class shop equipment and conditions. TOOMEY'S GRINDING and GEAR. LTD., Durham street. 2172 WANTED, to start Monday night next, Strong and Active Man for knocking up castings and preparing sand on night shift. Wages £5 18s 6d net for 40-hour week. Work commences each night at 6 p.m. till finished, and allows a long week-end from Friday night to Monday night. Permanent job to the right man. Apply To-day and Monday, to the Foreman, Atkinson and Son, Ltd., Iron Founders and Engineers, 184 Carlyle st. 4917 PLASTERERS FOR DUNEDIN. TYRIE and CO., Plasterers and Tilers, 10 Gourley street, Musselburgh, Dunedin, require Experienced Plasterers for Dunedin work. No lost time.* Award wages. Good bonus system. Great opportunity for young tradesmen to get experience and change. Climate ensures pleasant working conditions. Men’s rail and boat fare paid to Dunedin. 2997 THE FOOTWEAR TRADE. £3OO POSITION FOR GIRL—A firm of standing require an Experienced GIRL to take charge of their UPPER CLOSING Workroom in Southland. Successful applicant will be given every assistance and trained in the firm’s special method of manufacture. Remuneration £3OO per year plu^generous bonuses. Apply stating age and experience to “TAKE CHARGE,” care Inglis Wright Advertising, C.P.O. Bok 90, DUNEDIN. 2996 GREYTOWN HOSPITAL. APPLICATIONS, addressed to the Matron of the Greytown Hospital, ARE INVITED for the position of SISTER IN CHARGE

of Buchanan Ward, Greytown Hospital, Grey town. Salary at the rate cf £2OO per annum, plus an additional £3O per annum, payable for this position. Live in and free uniforms. Apply, stating age and forward copies of recent testimonials. NORMAN LEE, Managering Secretary. P.O. Box 96, Masterton. 2105 FOREMAN ENGINEER. A Well-known and well-established Dunedin Firm of General Engineers requires the services of a Competent FOREMAN for their MACHINE SHOP. Written applications are invited from men experienced in handling men and dealing with the varied production of a general machine shop. Knowledge of modern methods and tools essential. Address replies, in first instance stating age and details of experience, to "MACHINE SHOP FOREMAN,” care Inglis Wright Advertising, C.P.O. Box 90, Dunedin. 2098 GREYTOWN HOSPITAL. NURSING AIDS. APPLICATIONS ARE INVITED from Young Women up to the age of 40 years for the pbsition of Aids at the Greytown Hospital Applicants with previous hospital experience are preferred. Salary at the rate of £lO9, £l2l, or £135 per annum, according to experience. Free uniforms, and live in. One full day off each week. Travelling expenses refunded after six months’ service. Apply, stating age, and forward copies of recent testimonials to the Matron, Greytown Hospital. NORMAN LEE, Managing Secretary. P.O. Box 96, Masterton. 2104 RETURNED SERVICEMEN AND OTHERS. We are forming a Construction Company, with a capital of £40,000, for the purpose of interesting ourselves in all manner of construction work, such as the construction of houses, the development of sub-divisional areas of land in and round Christchurch, metalling, sewerage, channelling, and footpaths; also the levelling of sections ana general contracting and cartage. We are now requiring applications from Returned Servicemen experienced in Building, Painting, Electrical Installation; also Drivers, Lorry and Grader, Labourers, Engineers, Surveyors, Draughtsmen, Brickworkers, Cementworkers, Plumbers, and Clerks. The company will be a co-operative one, and you are cordially invited to obtain full particulars from the organiser. We desire to remind returned men that good jobs are not plentiful, and we want men with determination as well as experience to co-operate with us to see this project through—united effort will create a solid business, as well as a job—don’t walk the streets, create your own job. This project has the approval and cooperation of the Rehabilitation Department, and, subject to its approval, very substantial help will be given applicants as far*as rehabilitation finance is concerned. This advertisement is inserted at the special request of men desirous of joining the company, and who have already applied for shares. The Rehabilitation Department is qpt a labour bureau, but it does encourage and help you to create your own job. For full particulars, the Organiser, P.O. Box 500, Christchurch. 5Q33