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VACANCIES—FEMALES HOUSEMAID Waitress required. Apply Cokers Hotel. OFFICE Junior wanted, girl able to type. Apply to the Home Laundry Service, Ltd.. 53 Victoria street. 'Phone 62-973. RELIABLE young lady. reqd. for part-time employment in City Fruit Shop. ’Ph. 38-104. X 9372 SECOND or Third ’Cook. Good working conditions. Live in. Apply Hotel Federal. 5418 NORTH CANTERBURY HOSPITAL BOARD SENIOR SHORTHAND TYPIST THERE is a vacancy in the Board’s Secretarial Department for a Senior Shorthand Typist. Duties include the handling of general correspondence, minutes, reports, etc. The Board’s offices, situated beside Antigua street bridge, are modern and sunny. A generous salary will be offered. Applications, stating age, positions held, etc., should be addressed to: THE SECRETARY, NORTH CANTERBURY HOSi PITAL BOARD, CHRISTCHURCH. 9944 THE PRINCESS MARGARET HOSPITAL SUPERVISOR EVENING STAFF An opportunity exists at the Princess Margaret Hospital, for a woman to take charge of our evening staff. Successful applicant will be required to control staff cleaning departments, and wards. A very high standard of work is demanded and the supervisor needs to be an alert, adaptable conscientious person. Comprehensive training will be given. Hours: 4.45 p.m. to 10 p.m. Apply to the Branch Manager, 120 WORDSWORTH ST., at 2 p.m. on Monday 16th. or ’Phone 60-789. COMMERCIAL CLEANERS (Canterbury), LTD., 9913 FEMALE CLERK APPLICATIONS are invited for a position in our Workshop Office. Preference will be given to a person with the following qualifications: 1. Be a neat and accurate worker. 2. Have had several years' clerical experience. 3. Be a single person in the 20-30 year age group. Working conditions are excellent, and a permanent position with good future prospects is offered the suitable appointee. Good wages will be paid, and the Company’s staff privileges, become available. Immediate applications (received in strictest confidence) should be made either personally, or In writing, with copies of testimonials. if any, to: THE ACCOUNTANT, THE FARMERS’ GARAGE Vauxhall/Bedford Distributors, Madras street. 9918 2 EXPERIENCED WOMEN 2 EXPERIENCED WOMEN for AULSEBROOKS NEW AULSEBROOKS NEW CAFETERIA CAFETERIA. New, modern, light and airy cafeteria. Congenial working conditions. Women with cooking experience and under 35 years of age preferred. If you are interested you are invited to call and inspect this up-to-date cafeteria. . For further particulars apply promptly to: Mr D. White, AULSEBROOK and CO., LTD., AULSEBROOK and CO., LTD., Cnr. Montreal and St. Asaph sts. 6332 FEMALE CLERKS FEMALE CLERKS FEMALE CLERKS NEW ZEALAND NATIONAL AIRWAYS CORPORATION invite applications to fill vacancies at the Christchurch Branch for Female Clerks up to 25 years of age. Applicants must have had three years secondary education and preference will be given to those holding School Certificate or higher examination. This is an opportunity to enter the field of Commercial Aviation in an expanding organisation These are permanent positions with ample scope for advancement. The working conditions are excellent and the Corporation pays good salaries. There is a sick leave scheme, air travel privileges and there is also a subsidised superannuation scheme available for those interested. Applicants should telephone to make an appointment with the ADMINISTRATION OFFICER AIR CENTRE, 104 Gloucester street. Telephone 69-649. 8710

RANDOM REMINDER ,:iri u■» i.i 1 I SXol : KNOCK, KNOCK. One of the most pleasant time to time, the family caps with gravel. Hofflf. ways of spending an after- chatter is sternly hushed, ward bound, a comffift noon is driving one’s fam- while father indulges in cause for complaint J ily into the country. One his own version of the careless packing, for ther of the most nagging fears, differential calculus. He is nothing, to a worn* for a man whose car is hears something which motorist, which sounfl not just off the assembly sounds like a woodpecker quite so evil, until it \ line, is that he and his trying to work its way up identified as a cake * family will be stranded through the floor but dis- rattling about in the bo® far from home, friends, covers, after two or three Perhaps it is this sort < ’phone and food. agonising minutes, that it worry which leads Ji That is why so many car is only the youngest of the many motorists to drivers seen on Sunday family working in pre- processions on Sung afternoons have the precisely the opposite direc- afternoons, going up occupied air of men with tion with a metal toy. down the north road J a high priority on the Within minutes of take- long, slow lines, with ftj ratings of the Spanish In- off, sometimes, there are quent stops which off® quisition. They drive with the most dreadfully dis- opportunities for a qu> c an ear cocked to the noises concerting noises, pro- cockpit check. And motw of the engine, rather as a duced by the activities of ists used to be known! retriever awaits the sound young gangsters who have Knights of the Road. | of the gun-shot. From carefully filled the hub-