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SITUATIONS VACANT BARMAN required. Apply: Royal Holel. MAN to Tidy Garden, j-day p.w. Beckenham. Ring 33-736. - 3229 YOUTH Wtd. for Packing Room. Apply Glassons, Ltd., 96 Lichfield st, HOUSEMAID Wanted. Apply Sir Heaton Rhodes. ’Phone 41-276.3280 HANDY Single Man, Tractor Ditoer, for good ;ob, near Chch. State exp. Apply A 2976, “Press.” A GOOD Gen. Builders* Labourer. Steady ’*? 685 nd e °° d Pay tO right man - ’ Phone SIGNWRITER Wtd. Perm, position to Ist class man. Apply White’s Sign Service, High street. ’Phone 30-070. BUSHMAN Wanted for cutting Standing Pinus Timber. Good hut accommodation. Apply 6 Garnett ave„ ’Phone 41-993. GARDENER Wtd., 2 days a week, Papanui; 26s per day. Must be experienced. Apply P 6465, “Press.” 3031 EOILERMAN reqd. Good wages and conditions for holder of a 2nd-class Certificate. Apply Personnel Officer, Dunlop, Woolston. SHIFT WORKERS.—Unskilled Men Wtd. for Shift Work. Permanent employment. Superannuation scheme in operation. Appl> Superintendent, Gasworks. Moorhouse ave. X 3594 LABOURERS: Labourers wanted for Gasworks. Permanent positions. Superannuation scheme in operation. Apply Superintendent, Gasworks, Moorhouse ave.

STEAM'Fitters: Wtd., Fully Qualified fitters, thoroughly expd. in steam work. Perm, positions. Superannuation scheme m operation. Apply Superintendent, Gasworks. Moorhouse ave. X 3594 WELDER: Wtd., Man, competent in gas and electric welding, and accustomed to construction work. Perm, position. Apply Superintendent, Gasworks, Moorhouse ave.

X3594 MAINTENANCE STAFF: Young Man wtd. to fill vacancies in this department. For -ull details of duties apply between 910.30 a.m., to Inspector, Gas Company, Worcester st. ; X 3594 COMPETENT Meter Clerk wtd. for outside position. Excellent remuneration and allowances to applicant with prev. clerical exp. Apply, mornings only, with refs.. Accountant, Gas Company, Worcester street. X 3594 MAKE NOVELTIES FOR PROFIT. We buy your work for Cash. No tools needed. Wt supply FREE Kit Sets. Real chance for home Hobbyists. Free Illustrated details. Write “Crafts,” Box 264, Wanganui.

LABOURERS: Chch. Gas Co., Ltd., requires 20 Labourers for its Mains Department. Perm, work at best rates with scope for advancement. Apply, mornings only, to Mr Bailey, Inspector, Gas Co., Oxford t::■ rrace. X 3594 A SKILLED MACHINIST is required for cur Mail Order Frocks and Suits. The work is interesting and varied, and the applicant who obtains this position will be paid above award. Kindly apply to Mr Pearce, Mail Order, Glassons Warehouse.

MARLBOROUGH HOSPITAL BOARD— Applications close September 30, for 1 SENIOR. 1 JUNIOR HOUSE SURGEON. Wairau Hospital. Salary, £5OO and £4OO respectively. Living-in quarters avail- , able. Apply Medical Superintendent. GEO. MITCHELL. Secretary.99BB LIBRARY SCHOOL, WELLINGTON.— The School will train University Graduates to fill positions in New Zealand libraries. Allowances payable according to approved scale. Particulars from Director, Library School, National Library Service, Wellington, or Librarian. Canty. University College. Chch.2o22 .k KEEN MAN is required to act as South Island Representative for expanding Firm handling Overseas and New Zealand Textiles. Excellent prospects for ambitious man who likes meeting people ard is willing to accept responsibility. Preferably esident in Christchurch. Certain amount of travelling necessary. To arrange for ■ersonal interview in Christchurch, write ‘Textiles,” c/o. J. Ilott, Ltd., Advertising, Box 991, Auckland. 9714 SHIRT AND PYJAMA WORKROOM. Centrally situated Christchurch Shirt and Pyjama Workroom requires the following Staff: (1) MACHINISTS, full and part-time positions for capable Operators. <2) IMPROVERS AND APPRENTICES. Excellent positions with a rosy future . . bright, sunny workroom, good wages and ideal conditions. Apply direct to: V R. ANDERSON. 198 St. Asaph street.

—— 9248 BOROUGH OF TAUMARUNUI—ASSISTANT TOWN CLERK AND ACCOUNTANT: Applications, closing on Monday, September 25th, 1950, are invited for the above position, at a salary up to £545 p.a., according to qualifications and experience, plus an additional £26 p.a. for optional extra duty. A modern 5-roomed Dwelling is available if required. Conditions of appointment are available on request. B. O. GAMBY, Town Clerk. 9989

MAIL ORDER CLERK—Hay’s, Ltd., have a vacancy in their Mail Order Department for an Intermediate Female Clerk. The position is an interesting one. assistng with the selection and dispatch of goods as ordered by out-of-town customers. Shorthand is not necessary, but some typing is necessary. The position offers scope for quick advancement to a keen and energetic girl. Conditions of work are ideal, and a liberal commencing salary will be paid. Apply in person to the Secretary, Hay’s, Ltd., Gloucester st.

BOARDWALKER FOR FREEZING WORKS—We require a Boardwalker for* our Works at Kaiapoi, to commence aporoximately November 1, 1950. While applicants should have a good knowledge of the conditions of the Chain Killing System, it is desirable that they should also be fully competent solo Slaughtermen. After a trial period, the successful applicant will be given the opportunity to join our subsidised Staff Superannuation scheme. Reply with copies of references to the Manager, North Canterbury Freezing Co., Ltd., P.O. Box 29, Kaiapoi. North Canterbury. 3015 HORTICULTURAL CADETSHIPS—Boys from 16-19 years of age interested in. careers in Horticulture or Apiculture, are invited to apply for cadetships offered by the Department of Agriculture. These cadetships give opportunity for 3-4 years’ full-time University study and several years’ practical training in the field. Ultimate appointment will be as Instructors in the Horticulture Division of the Dept. Candidates must have, or exoect to have the University Entrance Examination this year. Good physique, appearance, and personality are desirable, together with some practical exp. or a firm interest in horticulture or apiculture. Applications, on P.S.C. 17A (at Post Offices) should be made direct to P.S. Commission. Wellington, by October 16. 1950. Further details from Personnel Officer, Agriculture Dept., Box 3004, Wellington, C.l. 9562

CHOOSE A CAREER IN THE RAILWAYS: VACANCIES AS UNDER: CLERICAL CADETS: Youths, 15 to 19 years of age, with not less than two years’ secondary education. Holders of School Certificate or University Entrance examination accepted up to 20 years of age. Commencing salaries vary according.to educational qualifications, and include lodging allowance if living away from home. Good openings for lads in search of a career. TRAFFIC BRANCH: Youths and men, 16 to 39 years of age. LOCOMOTIVE BRANCH: Youths and men. 16 to 23 vears of age. MAINTENANCE BRANCH: Tradesmen (for country work) and Labourers (for town and country work). SIGNAL AND ELECTRICAL BRANCH: Painters. Electricians, Carpenters. Traction Linesmen: also Labourers (including ’uniors), orogressing to Electric Line Erectors, Electric Linemen, Signal Erector*. and Signal Adjusters. GOOD WAGES —OPPORTUNITIES FOR ADVANCEMENT. Nd lost time. RAILWAY TRAVELLING PRIVILEGES. Aooly nearest Statfonmaster, or Railway Office, or write .General Manager. Railways,. Wellington.