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BITCATIONS VACAOT 1 ior Convalescent Homa Wanted urgently. ’Phone 32-461. Permanent to suitable appucant. 71 Moorhouse avenue. BuMlng requires the services of a Apply 6 to 9 ' eveninß »- EXP. Married Crawler Trictor Driver, P 6^ er Ue.^ StriCt ' MARKED Couple wanted for Hanmer: Springs. Wife, housemaid; husband,.’ porter. Ring 3, Collect. 0007 COMPETENT Designer and Cutter; also I Machinists for small, new workroom. Ap- - M arquerite” Gowns, 186 High st.’ Pnone 753 d. X 8570 SINGLE Tractor Driver wanted for i Amberley district. Must be fully experienced crawler work. P 6231, “Press.” | INTERNATIONAL Models, Ltd., offer permanent employment to experienced Coat Machinists, excellent working conditions. For further details, apply: 226 Tuam st. YOUNG LADY required for light Electrical Coil and Armature winding. Good conditions and wages, plus production Apply: Rewinds, Ltd., 94 Manchester st. 9017 EXPERIENCED Frock Machinist, capable of designing and cutting, for small workroom. Excellent prospects of advancePV®, nt; good wages. International Models, Ltd 226 Tuam st. 9003 BOY wanted as Apprentice to Car Painting, which is a well paid trade with an acute shortage of tradesmen. Best training by an old established firm. A. S. Paterson and Co., ’Ph. 36-676. FENROSF. Shoe Store requires Junior Sales Girl for their Armagn st. store. Excellent prospects and good conditions. I Apply Penrose Shoe Store, Triangle Chambers, High street. 9069 DUNLOP New Zealand, Ltd., require an Industrial Electrician for their expanding factory in Wools ton. Top wages for good man. Apply in person or write to. Personnel Officer, Dunlop, New Zealand, Ltd., Lane street, Woolston. 9056 JUNIOR required for Services Section, Beaths Art Needlework Department, to learn hemstitching, overlooking, and button covering. a good opportunity for the right girl, excellent prospects. Apply: the Manager, Beath and Co., Ltd. 9002 YOUNG LADY required for Office of Electrical Manufacturing concern. Preferably one experienced in all general office work, including small amount of typing. Excellent opportunity. Apply: Rewinds, Ltd., 94 Manchester st. 9017 A JUNIOR TYPISTE is required for our Wholesale Clothing Warehouse. Shorthand is not required, but for a girl good at figures this is an excellent opportunity to obtain a permanent, well paid position. Apply: DEANES, LTD., 175 High street. —— 8976 A LAD with intelligence and ambition is- offered a good opportunity to learn the important business of Household and Fancy Linens. There will always be a keen demand for well-trained Linen Men. Apply: the Manager, Beath and Co., Ltd. — ■ 9002 METAL POLISHERS AND YOUTHS: We have several vacancies for Experienced Metal Polishers in our Polishing Shop and for Youths in our Brass Machine Shop. Congenial conditions, liberal wages, and overtime. W. Toomey and Co., 25 Ferry road, Christchurch. 8999 CABINETMAKERS—We urgently require a number of Cabinetmakers for our modern, well appointed cabinet factory. To the suitable applicants this position is a permanent one with a good wage. Apply: Acting-Manager, A. J. White, Ltd., High street. ‘ 9015 LAUNDRY SERVICES—A Woman is required for Smock and General Pressing. Pifevjous experience desirable but not absolutely essential. A full-time worker is preferred. Apply: Manager, Laundry Services, 388 Avonside drive, or ’Phone 33-368. 9012 UPHOLSTERERS—A Tradesman Upholsterer is needed for our upholstering factory. Suitable applicant will be handling a much wider range of quality work than is usual in a modern factory. The position is a permanent one with good wages. Apply: Acting-Manager, A. J. White, Ltd., High st.— 9015 CLERK, MALE OR FEMALE—A vacancy exists in the buying department of our Woolston Office. Experience not essential. Suit applicants between ages of 17 .to 25. Knowledge of typing would be of assistance, but not essential. Apply in first instance to Local Bu£er, Dunlop New Zealand, Ltd., Lane st., Woolston.

9056 MALE S COOK—Ch. Ch. Food Services have a vacancy for an experienced Cook in the Islington Freezing Works Cafeteria. Good wages and conditions. Sole' hand position for part of the year. Apply, with references, in first instance to: Commercial Cleaners, Ltd., 200 Manchester st., Haines Motor Bldgs, (next City Council Chambers). ’Phone 30-307. 8989 ASHBURTON PUBLIC HOSPITAL: MASSAGE AlD—Applications are called for a Massage Aid in the physiotherapy departihent at the Ashburton Public Hospital. This is a good position for anyone later contemplating taking the physiotherapy course in Dusedin. Information regarding the conditions of appointment and duties, obtainable from the Medical Superintendent. 9079 CARETAKER WANTED for College in Christchurch. A splendid position for a Married Couple without Children. Board and Lodging (furnished Apartments) provided. Salary £8 per week (less deductions for Board and Lodging) and casual work for wife averaging £2 a week additional. Apply by letter stating ages, experience, and copies of references addressed to: “COLLEGE,” C/- the N. HillSkinner Advertising Agency, Ltd., 154-156 Hereford street, Christchurch. 8994 CHRISTCHURCH POST OFFICE. WOMEN, MEN AND BOYS. The POST e£RISTCHU R CH - OUOWInE Vacancies al TELEPHONE EXCHANGE OPERATORS: YOUNG WOMEN and MEN are required. WAGES range from £3 5s 4d a week to £4 16s lid for young Women, and £7 10s for men. FULL PAY received while TRAINING is given. TELEGRAM DELIVERY STAFF: BOYS ■ are required. Those aged 15 years receive £3 Is 6d a week to commence, and those aged 16 years £3 5s with regular ANNUAL increases. This is an excellent opportuntiy to commence a POST OFFICE CAREER. UNIFORMS are provided. These positions are SECURE under VERY GOOD working conditions, so inquire at once from—Staff Supervisor, Chief Postmaster’s Office, First Floor, Cathedral square, Christchurch, C.l. Telephone 38-946. Or nearest Postmaster. B9Bl PUBLIC SERVICE VACANCIES. Applications on P.S.C. Form 17A (from Post Offices) with COPIES ONLY of testimonials close sth December, with P.S. Commission, Wellington, for following positions:— AGRICULTURE DEPARTMENT. ASSISTANT INVESTIGATING OFFICER, Wellington. Up to £495 p.a. (New scale), according to qualifications and experience, rising to £520 p.a. Should have a degree in arts or commerce, preferably With honours in econohiics or history; a rural background is desirable. Will be employed on finalising the war history of the Department and subsequently on historical background for economic investigations carried out by Department. ASSISTANT INVESTIGATING OFFICER. Christchurch. Up to £495 p.a. (New Scale), according to qualifications and experience, rising to £520 p.a. Should have a degree in arts, commerce, or agricultural science, preferably with honours in economics, and in addition have some practical experience in New Zealand farming. WORKS DEPARTMENT. PROFESSIONAL ADVISER TO THE TOWN PLANNING BOARD, Wellington. £960 to £lO6O p.a. (New Scale) as merited. Should have experience in the requirements of town and extra-urban planning schemes; knowledge of procedure and methods of overseas town planning practices. Essential that he should be a Corporate Member of the Town Planning Institute and desirable that he hold a professional qualification in Architecture, Engineering or Surveying. Candidates must have had experience in a senior position in a Planning Office covering preparation of development plans and control of development. BUILDING OVERSEER: (a) Taumarunui; (b) Wanganui. Up to £545 p.a. (New Scale) as merited. STATE HYDRO-ELECTRIC DEPT. I STATION FITTER: £495 p.a. (New Scale),and STATION CARPENTER. £445 p.a. (New Scale), Cobb river. Nelson. Accommodation for married men. CIVIL AVIATION BRANCH OF AIR DEPT. AIRCRAFT SURVEYOR, Wellington. £620/£720 p.a. (New Scale), depending on experience and ability. Age not over 45 years. Applicants must have overseas experience on maintenance and inspection of major transport aircraft, and should hold ”B,” ”D,” “X” aircraft maintenance engineer’s licences, or equivalent. Must also have held responsible technical position with a major airline or national aeronautical authority. Must be thoroughly familiar with British and American standards of inspectional airworthiness for aircraft, accessories, safety equipment and materials. Preference to candidates who, in addition, hold an engineering degree or equivalent qualifications. LIBRARY VACANCIES IN SCIENTIFIC AND INDUSTRIAL RESEARCH DEPARTMENT. New scale salaries, payable according to qualifications and experience, as follows: ASSISTANT LIBRARIAN, Information Bureau, Wellington. £355 to £495 p.a. Applicants should have a degree or the major part thereof, library training and experience. Duties will consist of general service to the several small departmental libraries in vicinity of Wellington. CATALOGUER. Information Bureau, Wellington. £335 to £460 p.a. Applicants should have a Degree or part thereof, and be interested in library work. Duties will consist in cataloguing and classifying books. LIBRARIAN. Botany Division, Wellington. Salary £355 to £460 p.a. Applicants should have a Degree or part thereof, preferably with some stages of Botany; library training or experience desirable. DISTRICT LIBRARIAN: (a) Auckland; (b) Christchurch. £3BO to £495 p.a. Should have a Science Degree and library training or experience. Duties consist of service to and supervision of small libraries in arpa concerned. LIBRARY ASSISTANT. Wellington. Up to £3BO n.a. Aoplicants should have Matriculation or the equivalent, and be interested in books and library work. Training given in library practice and method®. 8980