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.1 VACANCIES—FEMALES ’ EXPERIENCED Housekeeper • wanted for country home, two "jadults. Reply L 6553. 'Press '' ?: X 6553 ‘ | EXPERIENCED “ Housemaid- ‘ Waitress required. Live out. Apply personally. McKendry's J. Hotel. 7709 WOOL Firm wants Junior Girl ' for office duties, typing, etc. Ph 69-085 for aorointme”l 2875 I ’ INVOICE TYPIST. BRISCOES. LTD.. Hardware . Merchants, require an efficient , Invoice Tynist. Good wages and working conditions. Applv;— THE ACCOUNTANT 5 Cnr. Cashel and Madras streets 76’5 ! SMART JUNIOR GIRI. WANTED for our Radio. Records and Home Appliance Store. Good ; ' wages and every assistance. • Apply ERNEST CORDFRY. LTD I 1198 Cashel street 1 opp Ballantvnes >. I 6540 MILLINER OR IMPROVER I 1 MILLINER OR IMPROVER Wanted urgently for our workroom. Pleasant working conditions. Apply:— - The "ASCOT” Millinery Salon. 137 Armagh street. 'Phone 62-536. or 65-284 after hours. 7631 PRINCESS MARGARET I HOSPITAL. 5 , WARDSMAIDS are required for (Part-time Duties at Princess Marigaret Hospital. Apply in person | at 10 a.m. to Supervisor. ’ COMMERCIAL CLEANERS. LTD.. . Princess Margaret Hospital. ! 6544 i D.I.C. CAKE COUNTER - I Di e. CAKE COUNTER. iD.I C. has a vacancy for a Capable Woman, with no home ties ifor their Cake Counter. Must be -(experienced in handling cash s This is a full-time position tr II ideal working conditions. Apply e to the Manageress. MISS MA'HONEY. D.I.C. RESTAURANT ! 655 C [■j GIRLS FOR FACTORY WORK. -1 We have vacancies in our factory for conscientious and reliable Girls to learn the brush- £ making trade. The work is light permanent positions are “I available. Apply personally tc ; The Factory Manager. BUNTING and CO.. LTD , Fife street. Christchurch 6512 7 SKELLERUP FOAM LATEX. Marshall street. Woolston - Manufacturers of Superfoam Mattresses and Pillows INTERMEDIATE FEMALE CLERK ? • WE have a vacancy on our stafl f for an intermediate female clerk who is quick and accurate with figures. Duties will include pricing and extending invoices, posting • and balancing the sales channel . and keeping the petty cash. ? There is ample scope for promotion and the successful applicant will be offered an attractive salary. , Please ring the Accountant ] I 80-078. 8509 J COSMETICIAN. ij We require a capable Senior fl Saleswoman for the "Hair and Hand Bar" in our Cosmetics Section. The position requires a lady of good appearance and selling experience who is willing to master all aspects of hair and hand toiletry requisites. Pre- . vious experience in the retailing of Beauty Preparations is essential. and advanced training will . be given to the successful appli--5 cant. Salary according to qualiIlfications. Full staff shopping 5 privileges. , I Applv tn the Staff Manager. J HAY'S. LTD.. Gloucester street. T 8913 1 JUNIOR/INTERMEDIATE SALESWOMAN. SLIPPERS AND BUDGET ; FOOTWEAR. HAY'S. LTD., require a young lady (16-19 years of age) who is smart and alert and interested in a selling career, for the Ground Floor Budget Shoe and 1 Slipper Department. The posi- ! tion offers good prospects, salary according to age and experience, and full staff shopping privileges. Apply to the Staff Manager, HAYS, LTD.. Gloucester street. 8913 SLIPPER SALESWOMAN. HAY'S. LTD., require a Senior Saleswoman for the Slipper and Budget Shoe Section on the Ground Floor. The Department carries a full range of Ladies' ' Slippers and Budget Footwear This position requires a smart, alert lady, preferably with some . experience in the selling of footwear. The position, which is a permanent one. offers a salary ; based on experience, with good future prospects, and lull stall . shopping privileges. Apply to the Staff Manager, HAY'S. LTD., Gloucester street. ( .3913

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