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VACANCIES—HMAUtS - wanted. "aTnileJhWia kitchen. Live out. Apply personally Waltham Arms Hotel. 3851 EXPERIENCED Housemaid-Wait-ress. Apply Coker's Hotel. 9035 EXPERIENCED Waitress reqd. Apply Cokers Hotel. 6255 HAIRDRESSER. Junior or Intermediate. for Salon, immediately. Above award wages. Apply PBBO6. "Press' WOMAN Station Cook. Apply Gray Hills. 'Phone 14S. Fairlie. C W PRICE. LTD. Cordial Manufacturer Has vacancies for Women for Labelling Cordials and Packing Jellv Crystals. Apply 135 HIGH STREET COOK GENERAL required for Wesley House Aged People's Home. Picton. Duties include relieving matron and cook, plus general work and care of the aged. Live in. For full particulars apply Superintendent. Methodist Central Mission. 209 Cambridge terrace. 'Phone 76-018. Christchurch. 6248 HOUSEMAID required for Christchurch Girls' High School Hostel. Accommodation in separate domestic house. Award wages, good conditions and liberal holidays. Apply to the Matron. 85 Papanui rd, or Tele. 55-673. 8520 HOUSEMAIDS Required. School for Deaf, Sumner. Salary rising from £8 Is gross at 17 years of age, to £9 14s 7d gross if over 21 years of age. Includes allowance for week-end duties. Six weeks’ holiday per annum. A deduction of £l2O per annum will be made for board and quarters if living in. Apply MATRON. SCHOOL FOR DEAfr, SUMNER. 'Phone Sum. 6179. 6479 WANTED INTERMEDIATE SHORTHANDTYPISTE. national A mortgage and AGENCY CO. of N.Z, LTD, 187-189 Cashel st, Christchurch. 7571 WANTED EXPERIENCED BURROUGHS ACCOUNTING MACHINE OPERATOR. Apply: NATIONAL MORTGAGE and AGENCY CO. of N.Z, LTD, 187-189 Cashel street, Christchurch. 7571 SENIOR SHORTHAND-TYPISTE SENIOR SHORTHAND-TYPISTE SENIOR SHORTHAND-TYPISTE APPLICATIONS in writing are invited for the position of a Senior Shorthand-Typiste on our staff. Some experience in a legal office preferred. R. A. YOUNG. HUNTER. COOKE and PENLINGTON. 158-160 Cashel street, Christchurch. 6282 TYPIST CLERK TYPIST CLERK TYPIST CLERK MANUFACTURER with modern offices requires a Young Lady, aged 16 to 17 years, to undertake general office duties. Some typing required, though shorthand not necessary. Pleasant working conditions, and salary above award. Apply to The Accountant HARNISH and JORDAN, LTD. HARNISH and JORDAN, LTD. 119 Durham street 7468 COAT MACHINISTS COAT MACHINISTS FULLY. Experienced Coat Machinists are urgently required Full time. Excellent working conditions and good wages to competent machinists. Also parttime Machinists considered, and Young Girls to learn. Canteen Usual staff discounts on all goods in our warehouse Apply Mr J. G. Pamment Clothing Factory Manager KAIAPOI WOOLLEN MFG. CO. LTD Manchester or Allen sts. 3628 SUNDSTRAND ACCOUNTING MACHINE OPERATOR AN OPERATOR is required for a Sundstrand "Postmaster” Two Register Accounting Machine. Previous experience not essentia) but some knowledge of bookkeeping is desirable. For further particulars apply in first instance, and In strict j confidence to the— Manager. BEECHEY and UNDERWOOD, I LTD, 130 Manchester street. 6351. JUNIOR CLERK. WE have a vacancy in our general office for a young lady junior for general clerical duties. Staff amenities are excellent and there is ample scope for promotion available to suitable applicant. Apply to the Secretary. GROCERS’ UNITED STORES. LTD, 73 Manchester street, Christchurch. 8588 ■

RANDOM REMINDER f : " S g fr . 1,1 Tiryii | A J) CONCERTO FOR SIXTY Palmerston North recent- playing order of the such compositions as ly acquired a fine new students? Did the shift “Scrub Me. Momma, with concert grand piano. work go on through the a Boogie Beat"? Did the After it had been in- night? Was every student element of competition stalled, it had to be played required to play the same enter into the thing, perin. This required the com- composition, and if so, suading the students to bined efforts of no fewer how did the neighbours demonstrate their virtuosthan 60 young music like that? How did they ity by crossing hands, and students, working in like ft at any rate? If so forth, or was it merely shifts. freedom of expression the monotonous mechanics Those are the bare bones was allowed on this of “Chopsticks", hour of what must have been Operation Treadmill, what after hour? a most interesting per- sort of music was played? When the question is one formance. It is a pity Were the students so con- of buying or selling, the no further details are scious of the purpose of answer is always to be available, for there are the piano that they stuck found in the classified many questions which grimly to their own advertising columns of come to mind. Did some known share of the *‘Thc Press —and a satissystem of seniority oper- classics, or did they pre- fying answer it is. ate in determining the for the lyrical qualities of •