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_ SITUATIONS VACANT I- CAKE Kitchen Junior required. Apply 1 56 Josephines Kitchen, Ltd., 119 Cashel st. ’s HOUSEKEEPER for mother (elderly) and _ son ’ City - E 8334, “Press.” Jr . WANTED, 2 Labourers, for Factory. T. _ Andrews and Sons, 71 Moorhouse ave. 11 SECOND Cook wanted; 3-handed kitchen. 76 Apply Tattersall’s. ~ * y LABOURERS required. Good wages. Apply Davis Gelatine (N.Z.), Ltd., Woolston. _ 5968 ;}’ GENERAL Required for Country Hotel. Good wages and conditions. Ring 33, _ j Hororata, • Collect. 520 f]’ PLASTERERS and Plasterers’ Labourers P? ; Wtd. 29 Regent st., Beckenham, or 35-613. - • XBOl6 g. t WANTED, Willing Young Man for Uni3 5 ted Dairies, Barbadoes street Milk Bot- - tling Factory. Apply. H. Barnett. X 8330 a l EXPERIENCED Assistant for our Chil--76 dren’s Outfitting Dept. T. Armstrong and at • Co - Ltd- High st. 6293 Jd WANTED, Cook and General. Apply, Empire Hotel, Lyttelton. ’Phone 46-543. EF 575 !1, EXPERIENCED Waitress Wanted for 12 White Swan Hotel. Easy position. Good conditions. Urgent. T.C. WORK Wanted for Tip Truck, Woolsto'n JU Coal and Cartage Depot. ’Phone 30-354. >r cc 39 a, ROTARY Hoe Cultivation. Latest tracZ!. tor Machine, all classes of work under- -, taken. Ken Gibson, ’Phone 32-680. 5027 29 GIRLS AND WOMEN REQUIRED, Whole ’8 part-time. Good wages. Apply to:i_ TEXTILE BAG COMPANY, LTD., 120-128 c- Montreal street, Christchurch. 6375 r. REMOVALS by” the people who know 10 now to handle furniture and have the tA _ latest equipment. We have storage space, xi A - J - White, Ltd., ‘Phone 37-840. cc4o it. PANTRYMAID Wanted Experience not 36 qgsential; good wages and conditions; ie five-day week. Apply Dining Room •n Manageress, United Service Hotel. 6040 41 SALESMAN Wtd. for Mantle Department. 11 Apply, “Draper,” Care Spanjer AdvertisZe in 8 Agency, Ltd., P.O. Box 1066, Christ>d church - 6099 n - MEN Wanted to learn the Metal Polish--36 ing trade. Good wages. Also Youths. 71 Armstrong and Farr, Ltd., 148 Victoria 18 street XBO6l r- FRENCH Polisher wanted. Good wages 74 and conditions in modern up-to-date fac- - tory. High-class work. Apply G. A. e- Ltd., 131 Wordsworth st. 6091 p- MY Shirt Plant is so handy to Girls livt. ing in Waltham and Sydenham. Learners 27 and Experienced Girls can enjoy excelx_ lent conditions and wages at 46 Barbadoes st- Sydenham. Apply Mrs Valiant. 5136 p- FIBROUS Plasterer or Trainee, above 79 award money and good prospects to man 36 who likes work. Apply 995 Colombo st., - between 5 p.m. and 7 p.m., or ring 41-952. ig 5849 jr COMPOSITOR required; first-class condic_ tions; permanent position and good wages to right man. H. W. Bullivant Co., 44. Ltd., Printers, 163 Armagh street” (opp. - g M.E.D.). 6058 1* ST. GEORGE’S HOSPITAL Requires a jr. Resident JUNIOR OFFICE ASSISTANT, to No clerical work. Girl recently left 38 school preferred. Please apply—Mother--29 in-Charge. 6080 ,'e MEN required for Grinding and Finisher ing Steel Castings. No previous experiie ence necessary. Good wages and overrs time. Personal or written applications i_ to Alloy Steel (N.Z.), Ltd.. Main South 24 road. Sockburn. 5979 r- CHRISTCHURCH HOSPITAL—Fitter res_ quired for Engineering Department. A keen, • versatile man is required for a ie permanent position in the Hospital Enld Department. Award wages to 2Q commence. Apply to Engineer. 6431 ~ RECEPTlONlST.—Christchurch Retail r 2 Firm has vacancy for a Receptionist in n its Inquiry and Information Bureau. Pre>n ’ vious experience unnecessary. Apply with copies of references, if any, to—"Recep85 tionist,” C/o. Box 818, Christchurch. 6286 ~ FEMALE STAFF WANTED.—lnteresting __ work under ideal conditions is offered to 5C i Female Workers in our ;n Whole or part-time work is available. 1 Apply to: Personnel Officer, DUNLOP 79 NEW ZEALAND. LTD.. Junction street. Woolston. 6269 pj JOHN Burns and Co., Ltd., require 2 65 Men for the Corrugated Asbestos Rojtor ing Department. Apply personally on f jisr day. between S and 10 am , to Mr L B. Johnson, Roofing Department, John Bums 79 and Co., Ltd., 165 Lichfield st.. Chch. - 6433 r e MALE OPERATORS WANTED.—Due to ir Factory Extensions, we have three vacanB _ cies for Male Operators. Men in search of a position offering good wages and ideal working conditions, should apply to: Personnel Officer, DUNLOP NEW ZEALAND, LTD., Junction st., Woolston. 6374 m CAPABLE GIRL, Wanted to assist in the sr Kinlock Cake Kitchen. One with- experir- ence in baking preferred, but would con- -- sider a girl with ability to learn the ;h home-made cake tiade. Excellent wages .” and conditions. Apply between 12 and 20 7,30 p.m.. Kinlock Caxe Kitchen, 208 A ~ Waltham road. 6417 SEVERAL EXPERIENCED MACHINISTS ‘y WANTED FOR LADIES’ COATS AND COSTUMES—We have vacancies for several experienced Machinists for Ladies’ ,n Coats and Costumes .... excellent wages ,n and conditions . . . modern workroom. Apply to: The Manager, MODERN FASHIONS, 210A’ Tuam street, Chch. 6373 THE OTAGO HOSPITAL >- cations will be received by the Unders. signed until 10 o'clock a.m. on THURSO DAY, 24th APRIL, 1947, for the posi- > tions of SHIFT ENGINEERS, DUNEDIN - HOSPITAL, salary at the rate of £538 per >r annum. Conditions of Appointment may !3 be obtained on application to the Office - of this Newspaper. JOHN JACOBS, Seca retary. 14th April, 1947. 6352 THE OTAGO HOSPITAL BOARD.—Appllcations (with testimonials) will be re- ’ ceived by the Undersigned until 10 o’clock a.m. on THURSDAY, 24th APRIL, 1947, for the position of FULLY TRAINED J” OCCUPATIONAL THERAPIST at a sal--y ary at the rate of £270 p.a. to the rate of £360 p.a., according to experience. Apf e plicants should either be registered Physiotherapists holding the N.Z. Diploma of Occupational Therapy or Occupational Therapists holding a recognised English Certificate. JOHN JACOBS, Secj; retary. 11th April, 1947. 6354 f WORKS MANAGER, NORTH OTAGO F 8 ENGINEERING CO., OAMARU.—Applica- - tions are invited from men capable of T taking charge of general Engineering as business, the proprietors of which are in Z r process of extending their premises for ' the setting up of a modernly equipped ’ machine shop for manufacturing purposes. The position offers scope for a man with initiative and drive. Liberal salary to the right man and house avail--5“ able at later date. Applications to be >0 addressed to G. T. GILLIES. LTD., Thames street* Oamaru. 6340 e SENIOR OFFICE GIRL WANTED. No t. Shorthand. A City Office has a vacancy 1- for a Senior Office Girl. No shorthand is is required, but typing ability would be 1- a decided advantage. Experience in genL e eral office work is most desirable, as the bulk of the work will be of that type. n A good salary is offered and for a con;3 scientious girl the prospects of further - advancement are excellent. Applications e will be in strictest confidence, should give i_ details of ability, office experience, and ■p age, and be addressed in the first in,e stance to “NO SHORTHAND,” c/o. the N. Hill-Skinner Advertising Agency, Ltd., . 154-156 Hereford street, Christchurch. 6429 CORSETRY BUYER, D.1.C., WELLINGTON.—The D.1.C., Ltd., requires the ser13 vices of 9 competent Corsetiere for the - position of BUYER for their Corset De>2 partment. Applicants ate to be st fully experienced in both, general and s, surgical fittings, and must be able to conci trol stock and staff. This position carries an excellent remuneration. A liberal s Superannuation Scheme is also available j] to the successful applicant. All applica1S tions will be treated with the strictest o confidence, and may be made in person by appointment, or in writing, enclosing , copies only of references, and addressed “ as follows: Application for Buyer, Cor--0 set Dept., care The Manager, D.1.C., LTD.. Wellington, C.l. 6355 - THE OTAGO HOSPITAL BOARD.—AppliG ; cations will be received by the UnderLg i signed until 10 o'clock a.m. on THURStd ' DAY, 24th APRIL, 1947, for the following rl 1 positions in the Physiotherapy Departk. ment, Dunedin Hospital, viz.: FULLY d TRAINED PHYSIOTHERAPIST to treat d patients and to help with supervision of is; students’ practical work. No teaching ’s ! duties. Salary commencing at the rate of st' £3OO rising to £340 ner annum, accord’s , ing to experience. PUPIL TEACHER to is' assist with teaching and supervision of i students’ work. Preference will be given id I to applicants who wish to go to England 1- . to sit for the Teacher’s Certificate. TrainE.' ing at this School is recognised by the t„ : Chartered Society of Physiotheraoy. 34 Duties to commence in December, 1947. Salary, commencing at the rate of £3OO : rising to £350 per annum. JOHN U ' JACOBS, Secretary: 11th April, 1947. 6353 :e I >- CLERICAL STAFF.—Excellent opportuniJ- ties for advancement and very good n salaries are offered to the successful ape plicants for the following Clerical posijs tions. The advertisers are an old-estab-j- lished firm of manufacturers who, through >- their increasing production and sales, are t e able to offer exceptional onportunities. )_ Conditions of employment will l?e a 37 V 2 hour to be worked in a modern, )r well-appointed office, with all amenities. i_ (1)-Senior shorthand Typiste with a U knowledge of general office routine. j Must possess sufficient ability to take charge of the office approximately six months after commencing. Salary will . be according to qualifications, with a minimum of £260 per annum. (2) A " young lady for ’ a junior position which “ i will involve mainly work associated with K • factory work tickets, and production and ' stock control systems. A knowledge of -J typing would be an asset, but is not ° , essential. Salary £lOO to £l5O per an- « , num, according to ability. Apply in writi- ’ ing, enclosing copies of testimonials, if j 1 any, to the Manager, P.O. Box 162, Chch. 14 63671