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VACANT I welj. 686 Colombo?, M “ k Bar> “x.Tm I Cgo J H°t's ’ Waitress Bro ° Ut B h B sueet. S Mrts r _yd^l^^ man ' v.orMng den? Stainless Steel Sydenhamf VaUant - 46 Barbadoes street; MACHINIST^.—We require OVERLOCKLtageri? N Factory. Pleasant conditions ders 8 1 tri b< K U^A’. ply to R w - Saun ’ aers, Ltd., 10 Bedford row, Chch. 8838 FULL-TIME WAITRESSES required for Pan?™ and Luncheon Ro’ora; also. and Kitchenmaid. Good 25? ‘deal working conditions. Apdorf” The Manager, “Waldorf, Cashel street (opp. Heaths). 2667 FO * LADI£ S' WHOLESALE v?.™° RIN , G - Machinists, Table Hands: ST™?.™?, 0 ”' Apprentice; good to- d ,, co ??.‘V ons - App 'y person ManJg L %._ OFFICE JUNIORS.—We have a vacancv Male U Cle C k r w ChU > rCh ° ffiCe £ ° r a Junio? We ?_ so re <iulre a Junior Girl for Clerical work. Apply with copies of ASSISTANT account"“J', N .- Z - Farmers’ Co-op. Assn. Ltd., Cashel street, Christchurch. 8866 J££H E i 2 F r iCE JUNl P R —Remarkable opportunity for young lad to gain admission nt««u? dm ® fin P Public Accountants. Hright prospects for early advancement and sound professional training assured. AP pl y “OFFICE JUNIOR,” C/o. P.O. Box 408, Christchurch. 8863 IDEAL GARMENTS, LTD., 141 Cashel st. (above Pannell’s): We have a Vacancy for an Experienced TABLE HAND, also TWO MACHINISTS. We are engaged solely in the manufacture of ladies’ garments, and the work is not difficult. Modem working conditions. 2273 JUNIOR FOR CITY OITiCE.—Girl leaving school, or with some experience, is required for City Office. Knowledge of typewriting would be an advantage, but is not essential. Pleasant working conditions and ample opportunities for advancement. Apply: “Junior,” Care SPANJER ADVERTISING AGENCY, LTD., Pfo. Box 1066, Christchurch. 8865 CHRISTCHURCH HOSPITAL LAUNDRY. —Women and Girls are required for duty at the modem and well-equipped Christchurch Hospital Laundry. Working conditions are excellent, and good wages are paid. Apply at once to the Laundry Manager, Christchurch Hospital Laundry, St. Asaph street West. 8867 CANTERBURY MUSEUM.—SHORTHANDTYPISTE: Applications are invited for the above position. Salary £2OO to £250 per annum, according to qualifications and experience. Applications, together with copies of testimonials, close with the Director of the Museum on August 9, 1947. —C. C. KEMP, Registrar, Canterbury University College, Christchurch, C.l, N.Z., July 15, 1947. 2248 GOOD SALARY FOR TYPISTE—Excep-

tionally good salary offered to shorthandtypiste for general office work by a Christchurch business organisation. Pleasant working conditions. Apply, with particulars of previous experience and copies only of refs, to “IMPERIAL,” care Spanjer Advertising Agency, Ltd., P.O. Box 1066, Christchurch. 8791 DENTAL SURGEON is required for an ethical practice in Auckland City. Excellent future for capable, conscientious man. Liberal salary offered commensurate with ability. Duties to commence towards end of August. Applications, which will be treated in strictest confidence, should state age, with details of experience and gualifications. Apply “Dental,” c/o. atts-Patterson Co. (N.Z.), Ltd., Advertising, P.O. Box 2120, Auckland. 8789 BOROUGH OF MORRINSVILLE—TOWN CLERK AND TREASURER: Applications will be received up to 5 p.m. on Tuesday, August 12th, 1947, for the above position. Salary not less than £550 per annum under the Scale agreed upon between Municipal Association of New Zealand and the N.Z. Institute of Town Clerks. Conditions of appointment available from the undersigned or may be seen at the office of this paper. A. G. STRAHAN, Town Clerk. 8787 CITY OF AUCKLAND. LIBRARIAN-IN-CHARGE, LENDING SERVICES (MALE). —Applications will be received up to August 29th for the above position. Salary £460 increasing by £2O p.a. to £520, plus bonus (at present £36). Conditions of appointment may be had on application to the undersigned or may be seen at the office of this paper or the Public Library. —T. W. M. ASHBY, Town Clerk. 2591 ACCOUNTANT WANTED FOR WORKS IN SOCKBURN DISTRICT.—A liberal salary is available and the position can be made permanent to a suitable man. Apply by letter stating full particulars as to age. qualifications, and the earliest date upon which duties can be commenced, and enclosing copies (only) of testimonials, addressed to:—“ACCOUNTANT,” Care Hill-Skinner Advertising Agency, Ltd., Hereford st., Christchurch. • M 8869 TO MACHINISTS.—ARGYLH TEXTILES LTD., a spick and span place right in town, can put cn two or three Machinists. The work is underwear and a generous bonus scheme lets a girl add extra worth-while weekly money to top wages. The are first' class and what is even more important, these jobs have no chance of coming to an end through shortage of materials. Call in—it’s qtiite handy, and ask for Mr Hanna. ARGYLE TEXTILES, LTD., 579 Colombo st., Chch. 8839 CASHMERE SANATORIUM.—There are vacancies at the Cashmere Sanatorium for the following staff:—TRAINED NURSES: Salary in accordance with the Hospital Board’s Scale, plus uniforms and comfortable residence. NURSING AIDS: No experience necessary for Nursing Aid positions. Salary £136 p.a. rising by £lO increments every nine months to £156 p.a., thereafter according to vacancies and grading. Uniforms and residence provided. HOUSEMAIDS: Full award wages, with uniforms and residence. Live in. Ist COOK: Live in. Full award wages will be paid, plus uniforms and residence •of a high standard. SEAMSTRESS: This is a living out position with good wages. For full particulars regarding the above positions, get in touch with the Matron, Cashmere Sanatorium. Telephone 30-330. 2595 ROYAL NEW ZEALAND NAVY.— CAREERS AS OFFICERS: Vacancies exist in Royal N.Z. Navy (Permanent Service) for: 2 Naval Cadets (Executive Branch); 1 Naval Cadet (Engineer Branch); 2 Naval Cadets (Supply and Secretariat Branch). Applications are invited from young men who desire to make the Royal New Zealand Navy their career in life. To be eligible to sit the entrance examination which will be held in November. 1947, applicants must have passed the University Entrance Examination, or the School Certificate Examination. The age limits are as follows:—Candidates must have attained age of 17 years and must not have attained age of 19 years on 30th April, 1948. Copies of Regulations for entry of officers, showing conditions of service, rates of pay, etc., may be obtained from the Naval Secretary, Navy Office, Wellington, from whom application forms can also be obtained. Applications must reach the Naval Secretary, Navy Office, Wellington, not later than Bth September. 1947, closing date. 2527

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