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J VACANCIES—FEMALES ■ DOMESTIC Help, 3 mornings J weekly. Apply 2 Fendalton rd. . WANTED immediately, General t Must be experienced and abk • to do waitressing. Apply Gains- . borough Hotel, ’Ph. 62-903. 3111 i WOMAN for housework. Mon- > day, Wednesday. Friday, 8.30 a.m to 3.30 p.m. 12 Paparoa street Papanui. 'Phone 48-098. 1521 COOK COOK - SECOND Grade Female Cook re quired for Sunnyside Hospital 8.0 a.m.-5.0 p.m. Live out. Apply : MATRON. 3 2331 . KITCHEN ASSISTANTS , KITCHEN ASSISTANTS ; TWO Female Kitchen Assistant: required for Sunnyside Hospital , Applj . MATRQN ! 2331 j FEMALE COOK 1 FEMALE COOK One Second Grade Cook required for Sunnyside Hospital. : Apply : MATRON. 2331 WANTED FIRST COOK (Female) 1 WANTED for leading Privati - Hotel, First Cook (female). 4 handed kitchen. Must be full) experienced. Please apply:— WAIWERA HOUSE, 1 ROTORUA. 'Phone 31 collect. f Xl2ll TELEPHONE OPERATOR TELEPHONE OPERATOR ' TELEPHONE Operator required ' One able to undertake clerical work necessary. - Apply : 5 HOME LAUNDRY SERVICE, 1 LTD., 53 Victoria street. 5 ’Phone (.2-973. 3959 - WOMEN STAFF required to help in the training of teenage girls in domestic work. Live in posi- , tions. Salary £ll 13s lOd gross per week includes allowance for penal time. Three weeks’ holi- , day on full pay every six months. A deduction at the rate of £l2O per annum will be made for board and quarters. Apply to BOX 770, CHRISTCHURCH for particulars. 2421 I ST. GEORGE’S PRIVATE ! HOSPITAL I VEGETABLE COOK • THERE is a vacancy for a Vege- • table Cook to begin duties at the beginning of October at the I above Hospital. Good living con--1 ditions, uniforms provided and - laundered. For an appointment ’ 'PHONE 57-179.311 C INTERMEDIATE SHORTHAND TYPIST WANTED immediately. Intermediate Shorthand Typist for established firm of manuturers’ representatives. Duties include overseas correspondence I invoice typing and limited clerical work. LEONARD L. JONES and SON, 'Phone 64-184 for appointment. 3114 TELEPHONE OPERATOR WE have a vacancy for a young lady as telephone operator receptionist. Previous telephone experience is unnecessary, but experience in general office work would be an advantage. Trans- . port is provided from the Square. Anplv Secretary, CROWN CRYSTAL GLASS PTY., LTD., Hornby. 'Phone 25-089.2473 SHORTHAND TYPISTE WE require a competent Intermediate or Senior Shorthand Ty piste for our sales office. Ability to compose replies to correspondents would be an advantage. Transport is provided from the Square. Apply Secretary, CROWN CRYSTAL GLASS PTY., LTD., Hornby. .'Phone 25-089, 2473 INTERMEDIATE OR : SENIOR TYPIST THE Cyclone Fence and Gate Co. Ltd., requires the services of an Intermediate or Senior Typist for their cartage dept. Shorthand not essential. Salary above award will be paid for a 37'2 hour week. Pleasant working i conditions. 'Phone for an appoints ment: — MR M. F. WOODS, f Office Manager, CYCLONE FENCE and GATE CO.. LTD., 178 Montreal street, CHRISTCHURCH. r 'Phone 64-089. 315.' r SALESWOMEN SALESWOMEN CUTLERY AND TOYS j CUTLERY AND TOYS I MINSONS. LTD., have vacancie; 1 in their Toy Department and the Cutlery Department for reliable - and pleasant Saleswomen. ;, Previous experience with thi: - merchandise is not necessary e although an advantage. Gooc » wages and ideal conditions. e Apply to the Manager, ? MINSONS, LTD., ’ MINSONS, LTD., “The Canterbury Family Store,’ • 746 Colombo street. 2 325?

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