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SITUATIONS VACANT BARMAN WAITRESS Sid Pantrymaid Wanted. WANTED. Experienced Porter. Apply DoSMART Girls Wanted. Apply Manager. boy" lO™ Wholesale Warehouse. Apppjunior’ required. Igea l P° n ns - ■* Margurite Gowns, 186 High st.— CARPENTERS Wtd. and Labourers long Job. No lost time. Apply. Chas. s. T unev Ltd.; Kilmore st. o 2 ’ l PENSIONERS Wanted, part-time work. Youth Sat, afternoons. Hereford Cycle WE nd requrte the services of an Experienced Furnaceman for our Brass Foundry. Apply W. Toomey and Co.. 25-35 Ferry INTERMEDIATE Clerk-Typiste Wanted for Wool Co., Belfast. Conditions good. Apply Box 3, Belfast, or Phone BOY Wanted for Warehouse; excellent prospects, good wages. Apply H. C. Hardingham. Plumbers' Merchant, 9 Lichfield street. awi YOUTH Wanted for Mixed Farm, near Rangiora. Good conditions and wages; lea?n tractor work. D. R. Petrie, Rangi£l6 WEEK. clear of Ta * : . Registered Plumber Wanted. PeF>«® ne^io b .’. T>l ,? 1 Sh e whether married or single. Write Plumb CARPENTERS and Joiners Wanted; overtime worked; 49 hours per week Apply J. Hammett and Sons, Ltd., 164 Col b.™k° street, Sydenham. Phone 41 -271.X4708 RELIABLE Boy Wtd.. for Parcels Delivery. No Friday nights. Good wages. John Bates and Co., Ltd., 118-120 c _g|bel MARRIED Couple for Kaikoura Hotel; man porter, wife general. Two days cooking weekly. Wages. £7 clear. Apply by letter. Pier Hotel, Kaikoura. 6207 HOUSEMAID: Salary rising from jCI7O at 17yrs of age. to £2OO at 21; deduction of £5O for board and residence. Apply Matron, School for Deaf Sumner. Phone PARENT MACHINIST—Smart Girl required as operator for Padding Machine in high-grade Tailoring Apply. Urgently, Mr Duncan, Kaiapoi Woollen Co., Ltd., PAlNTERS—Painters wanted for Town, Country, and Suburban work. Working extended hours, and travelling time. Tradesmen only: Apply W Williamson Construction Co., Ltd., 175-187 Montreal st. PENROSE"" SHOE STORE REQUIRES SENIOR SALESWOMAN. This position has excellent prospects. ALSO JUNIOR SALES BOY and GIRL. Replies treated confidentially. 697 COLOMBO ST., 2 doors North Kincaids. 6Z38 BEATHS Require the services of an Office Junior, male or female, and an intermediate female Clerk for their main office. Both positions are permanent. Apply to the Secretary, Beath and Co., LtcL JUNIOR Assistants for our Fancy and Haberdashery Depts. One with experience and one leaving School, who will be taught an interesting trade under ideal conditions. Apply—Mundays,

"WESTCRAFT” STUDIOS REQUIRE a SMART GIRL as Assistant Costing Clerk, and light duties. ALSO a SMART BOY for our Warehouse and Messages. Good prosoects. WESTON BROS, and CO., LTD., Cnr. Manchester st. and Bedford row. CHRISTCHURCH.

A JUNIOR is required for general office duties and typing. This is an excellent opportunity for a Girl 15 to 17 years of age to obtain congenial employment in a sunny and modern office, and there is good scope \ for advancement. Apply "Junior.” P.O. Box J 22. Christchurch. 6252

Male or Female, is required by a leading Furniture Store. Successful applicant will receive thorough training in clerical work. This is a growing organisation and there is good Scope for advancement Reply “Cashier,” P.O. Box 222, Christchurch.'' 6252

A MALE CLERK is required for our Costing and Invoice Department. An intermediate or senior man is preferred. This position offers every scope foa- advancement. Consideration for staff welfare and modern central premises make for congenial working conditions. Apply: The “Manager.” P.O. Box 222, Christchurch. 6252

BURWOOD HOSPITAL—The following HOUSEHOLD STAFF IS REQUIRED at Burwood Hospital, Christchurch: Two Housemaids, One Relieving Cook, One Cook-Housekeeper for Doctor’s Residence. Good salary payable in each case, plus excellent residence and uniforms. Apply now to the Matron, Burwood Hospital. Telephone 33-445. 6282

CLOTHING TRADE.—JAMES MURPHY offers splendid opportunitits for the following staff: COAT MACHINIST, CHART TROUSER MACHINIST, COAT FINISHER, Also SMART BOY' to learn Pressing. Excellent working conditions. Morning and afternoon tea. Fluorescent lighting and radio/ Think of your future and give this opportunity your immediate consideration. Apply : JAMES MURPHY. Clothing Manufacturer, 75 Lichfield street. 2074

JUNIOR CLERK.—‘General Merchants invite applications from Young Men of about twenty years of age. with two to four years’ experience, for a position on the invoicing and stock record side of the business Successful applicant will be instructed in forwarding goods, and in making shipments overseas. Prospects for the future are good for a suitable man. Apply in own handwriting, stating age and experience, to: “Junior,” care CHARLES HAINES ADVERTISING AGENCY, Christchurch. 6249

GRAIN AND SEED BUY—An old-estab-lished Grain, Seed, and Produce Company require the services of an experienced COUNTRY TRAVELLER for North Canterbury, with a thorough knowledge of grasses, clovers, grain, etc. The position offers excellent prospects for advancement and eventually will lead to Sales Manager and Buyer of the Department. Salary will be according to ability. Apply by letter, stating age and other particulars, and enclosing Copies only of testimonials to “Grain and Seed Traveller,” HAINES ADVERTISING AGENCY. Christchurch. 6249 NEW ZEALAND PUBLIC SERVICE -

SECRETARIES. RESEARCH OFFICER.—APPLICATIONS ARE INVITED for i? e J^21 lons of Research Officer in the Head Office at Wellington, and Field Secretaries (three), Headquarters. WellingInnr* S^ ry lAft accordance with expericd abilit y>- from £<6o to £6lO. Pubhe Service conditions. Full details on w P ii« Cat J on to — General Secretary, Box 54, Mr 11 E gt p n ’ i tO Branch Secretary, Mr E. P. de la Cour, State Advances SrJ???<^ a^lon ' Christchurch. APPLICACLOSE with the General Secretary, NOVEMBER 18th, 1946. 205 8

E3 A rE Hmtt’d SER Y ICE Engagements. » °a f n d V ’“ H N ?A a^ cr ? W u°.? cers and b-c.o.’s of the Whether on the active list or r ® ser Y®> for extended service enWi J h ? he Roval Ai » .Force. '•®oP polntn ?£ nts for officers will be for 4 5 ears on the active list, followed bv 4 £s a oo S navaM reserve . 'v th gratuities 7 of £5OO. payable on completion of satisfac°S/„ r '’ lce °b the active list sauslac engagements will be for 3 veaK o n active list - followed by 4 £12 V 3 tn reserv . e ,- w ‘th gratuities 7 of x. i2o to £ 175, payable according to rank on en istment. N.C.O.'s will be eligible »Y„. se . le ?J. lon for commissions, in Jccordance with normal policy Plages and ’return passages wll be borne by the Royal Art Force with free family passages where necesFu'l Particulars and application forms from AIR SECRETARY AIR DEPARTMENT, WELLINGTON ■ AIR ■ a ß p o p v^ d jg? a F M%? U » all7 “- d Applications close November 29, 1946.

d The J® Board announce that the next term of cSmmeni? in Tanuarv’ A P? hcan t s are admitted in •lanuary, April, July, and October of each rni^ p ?T llca J ions are now being received. The Nursing Aid Course is available } vorT,en .°f 17 years and over. It provides for an interesting 2-year period fil-Uf ing /u and ls des *B n ed to cover in the first three months training in the Domestic Arts, and thereafter personal ? are -?.f. fbe patients and ward hygiene hjn? ddltlO 4J *2 Doctors’ lectures, tuition in Nursing Technique, Nutrition, and Dothl st J. C 'vill be given throughout Tuto?°srs S tP^ f a^ ai Ri n F* by 1 • rs A 1??? Dietitians. On qualifvN i£ s,ng Alds obtain State Registration. They may then practise their profession where desired, either on the traintai 'I? B °.“ r , d at Burwood HoTph l«™Sv. r 2i n,c *u losp ta s * or olsewhere. Alm.ay, if they wish, obtain their general nursing training at Christ church or other hospitals, in which case one year in rW M?ff , ‘ a Ur S e itU *^ r is‘ch??r , i e h S Sd n / ° r ‘ a^ le " vl ,"« conditions’" are U p r S: yided. and a well equipped school Comsalary P® l " annum, plus free ameidttes’ U LnrAi m *’ laundr y* a™* other SidSi &■* # c ?u tr .ansoort is also pro--s°«Stct- B-wooW