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VACANT H - F? H*e™fdfraL -" d H Apply A^ni^ Rl i^ ?<CE ' D Houserna id-Waitress Wtd 9 Manager Hotel AmbassjSo” 3105 A/cessiryTo V ! essors Co., Ltd., 453 Colombo st. 3316 i , RTN^pHT , free. Holidays, Dec 4 in i dal?v n SmV lig 4t dome stic work, I thur’s Pass. Student ' Phone Hostel, ArI FIRST Cook, 4-handed kitchen, to start J January 13; no Saturday, Sunday, or night or 'Phonf£« ffee P 0t ’ New Re £ ent st., ior Phone 35-528. ' : Ex P erie nced Saleswoman ted A for , our Ladies’ Underwear Section. Apply Drapery Manager, The rs > Christchurch. 3471 Rihl- « A Va cancy in our Wholesale niv i*n! i re f i° r Boy leaving school. Apply Wholesale Manager, Mason, Struthers and Co., Ltd., Lichfield st. 3485 N.Z REFRIGERATING CO., LTD—lslington Freezing Works: PELT GRADERS pSt CtSrifA ) he services of Competent niv t i fo £r the Present season. Apply the Local Manager, Islington. 3333 BOY Wanted to Learn Sheep Farming on rmdr b ®l^ Sheep £ tation ' include week-en* off each month. Other young people employed. Apply P 8282, Press. —. 305 LADY Clerk with knowledge of short-hand-typewriting and office routine required for small office; excellent working conditions and good salary; good hours. P.O. Box 1366. X 4197 APPRENTICES WANTED for the Mantle and Costume Trade. Thoroughly taught, fcmall workroom. Commence in the New , A PPIy to Advertiser, Box 1045, Christchurch. 9849 ARRANGEMENTS can now be made tor Girls leaving school this year to be employed in our Shirt Plant in the New Year. Apply Mr Bisman. Lichfield Shirts. Ltd.. 179 Tuam st. 2879 CLERK (Female), with some clerical or book-keeping experience, required in my office; no shorthand or typing necessary Apply in writing: R. de G. Robilliard, Public Accountant, 176 Hereford st. 3318 BESPOKE TAILORING: Wanted, Firstclass Coat Machinist, Coatmaker, Trouser and Vest Maker, Bespoke Trade; best wages and conditions. Passage paid. Reply; James Bell, Tailors, 61 Manners st., Wellington. 3286 MAKE HANDBAGS AND GLOVES. For own use or to Sell. Complete course Shows how. Styles for all seasons. Free outfit. Write for free Illustrated Booklet. Home Industries, Box 264, Wanganui. T.C. WORKING MANAGER required for Apple Orchard at Styx. Successful applicant will be required to commence duties early in New Year. Apply in first instance to: R. H. Mitchell and Son, 135 Hereford street, Christchurch. X 4215 ASSISTANT MASTER wanted to start work February. Man with experience of teaching and knowledge of languages preferred. Salary up to £350, according to qualifications. Apply, giving full particulars of training, experience, etc., to Headmaster. ST. GEORGE’S SCHOOL. WANGANUI. 3322 BRITISH INSURANCE COMPANY transacting Fire, Accident, and Marine business requires the services of a Junior Shorthand Typiste. Applications in own writing, with copies only of testimonials, to: The Manager, P.O. Box 250, Christchurch. 3492 JUNIOR Typiste required for our office; some experience preferred, but not essential; shorthand not necessary. Training will be given in general office work, also book-keeping machine operating, if desired Good prospects of advancement. Apply Mason, Struthers and Co., Ltd. 3485 TO MILLINERS: An Experienced Milliner is reqqjred to take charge of a Small Model Workroom in the centre of the City. Excellent salary and prospects, with ideal working conditions. Applications will be treated with the strictest confidence, and should be addressed to “Milliner,” c/o. P.O. Box 373, Christchurch. 3491 WANTED: SHOWROCW MANAGERESS. •We require a fully experienced Mantle Saleswoman to take charge of our Showroom. Duties include staff management, markine stock, and general sunervision.

WANTED: SHOWROOM MANAGERESS. •We require a fully experienced Mantle Saleswoman to take charge of our Showroom. Duties include staff management, marking stock, and general supervision, but not buying. Generous salary. Duties to commence Jan.-Feb. next. Personal or written applications will be treated as strictly confidential. M. Hollander. 264 High st., next Woolworths. 3474 CARPENTERS ~ WORK DURING HOLlDAYS.—Carpenters wishing to work for approximately 3 weeks through the holiday period are urgently required for the construction of neiy buildings at our Woolston Works. Tradesmen who are interested should apply for conditions, wages offered, etc., before noon Thursday, December 19th, to the Works Manager. Andersons, Limited, Engineers, Lichfield street. 3493 FOOTWEAR MANUFACTURING. TWO MEN required for our Finishing Department, work to commence on or after January 9, 1947. Preference will be given to those who have had previous experience in scouring, brushing off, and other work associated with the finishing of soles. Award wages, £6 Ils per 40-hour week, with the addition of a weekly production bonus. Apply at once to M. O’BRIEN and CO., LTD., 31 Dundas st. 3335 RICCARTON MANUFACTURING COMPANY, LTD., makers of the Well-known KENRIC STYLES, requires the services of Experienced or inexperienced COAT AND FROCK MACHINISTS. Also IMPROVERS AND FINISHERS. We do not work team work. The employee is taught to make a garment from start to finish. Good wages and prospects. Apply personally to the Manager. 21 Dundas street. City. 9453 CANTERBURY UNIVERSITY COLLEGE, CHRISTCHURCH. NEW ZEALAND.— CHAIR OF ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING. APPLICATIONS ARE INVITED to fill the Chair of Electrical Engineering at Canterbury University College (University of New Zealand). Salary £l2OO per annum (New Zealand Currency). Conditions of appointment and schedule of duties available from any University or University College.—C. C. KEMP, Registrar. November 29th, 1946.2717 OLD-ESTABLISHED FIRM of Grain. Seed, and Produce Merchants require an Office Junior to commence duties on 6th January. Our objective is to find the right boy who is keen to learn the business. and will ultimately qualify for advancement. Apply in own handwritinr. enclosing copies of references, to: P.O. Box 478. X 4494 THE UNIVERSITY OF ADELAlDE—Applications are invited for the position of Lecturer in Physical Education; the duties to oversee the course (theoretical and practical) for the Diploma in Physical Education, and to give lectures in one or more basic subjects of the course and to share in instituting measures which will encourage all students of the University to physical fitness and the study of it. Salary £6OO per annum, plus cost of living allowance. Details of the course may be seen from the University Calendar obtainable from the Registrar of any of the Australian or New Zealand Universities. An appointee from outside South Australia will be granted a first-class fare for himself, if single, and for his wife and himself, if married. Applications should reach the undersigned by January 17. 1947. A. W. B AMPTON. ActingRegistrar. 3345 INDUSTRY WANTS TRAINED MEN GOOD positions and pay are offered those with the necessary skill, training and ability. It is I.C.S. trained men who are first in line for promotion. Take advantage of the modern demand—study an I C.S. specialised Course—become a TRAINED MAN! „ . Accountancy Meeh. Engineer Salesmanship Radio Engineer Refrigeration Structural Eng. Architecture Air Conditioning Building Business Executives Above are some of the 300 I.C.S. Courses which can be studied at home, in spare time. Training is thorough and up-to-date. Send for Free I.C.S. Prospectus, stating your subject, trade, or profession. Write NOSV! INTERNATIONAL CORRESPONDENCE Dept. D. 181 A Hereford st.. Christchurch AUCKLAND UNIVERSITY COLLEGE. SCHOOL OF ARCHITECTURE— Applications are invited for the undermentioned lectureships in the School of Architecture:—LECTUßEß IN ARCHITECTURAL CONSTRUCTION: Salary £6OO p.a., rising to £7OO p.a. Applications close 15th Januarv, 1947. Two copies of application must be forwarded to Universities Bureau of the British Empire, 24 Gordon square, London, by Ist January, 1947. TEMPORARY LECTURER IN DESIGN: Salary £6OO p.a. This appointment is in first instance for one year, but it is possible it will be renewed for a further year. Applications close 15th January, 1947. Conditions of appointment for both these lectureships may be obtained from the Registrar, University of New Zealand, or any University College in New Zealand. L. O. DESBOROUGH,