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Dominion, Volume 11, Issue 223, 8 June 1918, Page 1

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SITUATIONS VACANT. WANTED, a Relieving Maid. Apply ' ' The Mansions, Ghuznee Street. "WANTED, Women and Girls, for all T » departments. Apply Victoria Laundry Co., Ltd., Hanson Street. WANTED, lirst-claas Vulcaniser; ' ' must be ' good all-round man. Lambton Rubber Co., 121_ Lambton Quay. WANTED, Gentlewoman as mother's help, country town. Apply, with references, Mrs. Broad. 192 The Terrace. "WANTED, small country town, good »* Qeneral, Iwo adults. Particulars Mrs. Guthrie Moure, 11 Portland CresCCIlt. • Station Blacksmith; pre- * * ferenco given to returned soldier. Apply Waiwhare Station, Hastings,' Hawke's Day. /. ■ VIST-VA'TED, Cook and Housemaid; * ' friends or sisters preferred. Applv THORNDON PRIVATE HOSPITAL, • 8 Davis Street. wanted; ~ T INOTYPE OPERATOR MECHANIC for tivo machines; wages ,£5 per week. Apply, stating experience, "Mail," Oamaru. WANTED, a Single Shepherd (ineligible or returned), for station; Main Trunk line; permanent position to., good man. Apply by letter, "Shepherd," "Dominion" Oflice.' ]i"|OTOR-CAK Painters (2 fi-st-class, wanted to start at once; highest wages,' permanent job, best- tradesmen only. 13. Yanko, Car Pajnter, London Street, Hamilton. W 'ANTED, Cook, 505., institution; Parlourmaid, Nitiuery-Housemaid, Conk, together town; Cook-Laundress, Blenheim; Cooks, country hotels. Scottish Registry, Willis Street. TDS/'ANTED, Housekeeper, for the co.tintry, after July Ist, to undertake all duties; two In household; child of school age not objected to. Reply, stating terms 'and enclosing copy of reference, to E. C. Haythorn, Box 32, Kii'nbalton. WANTED, immediately. Married Couple,vWuuyanui; Laundress. 305.; lutchenmaid and Housemaid, college; Children's Nurse, Housemaid, same place; Cook-Housomaid, 'Marlon; . Generals, 325. Gd.. 30s;, 255. Boulcott Registry, Boulcott. Street. Tel. 2841. ANTED, Cooks, 355.-, J32; Waitresses, 255. ; s Housemaids. 255.; Parlourmaids, 255.; Relieving Maid. Wardsmaids, Cook-Generals, Generals, Children's Nurse, Nursery Governess, Couple, Waiting Engagement—Housekeeper, Farm Manager,. Farm Hands. Lambton Registry, 27G Quay (now management). WANTED, for a lending Drapery Establishment, SMART WOMAN to take charge of a Children's Underclothing Department! Applicants must be thoroughly experienced. Apply, with copy references, to "MAY.," Box, 9G2, G.P.0., Christchurch. DRAPERY. WANTED, good reliable YOUNG LADY for the Fancy 'Goods Department. Must be good stvekkcepcr. Personal application. Permanent position. . . ■ COLE'S CASH DRAPERY CO., 108, 110, 112 Cuba Street. , ; r ' . WANTED.' " WORKING MANAGER, for small Dairy Farm, nen.T Wanganui, 61 acres, 22. cows, all hand .'milking; no assistance. Applicant. mu6t deliver to factory; ' Keep gorse clear, and keep covenants of lease. £2' ss. per week. Apply "BALLOT," C/o "Dominion" Office. MOTOR MECHANIC . THOREMAN WANTED for 'aigast, most -T up-to-date garage, Waikato district; capable undertake any electrical and tuning work, supervise "large staff. Good car agencies held. First-class workshop conducted. Commence about Ist August, or earlier. Apply by letter, copy of. references, stating age, experience, salary, military classification. Applications confidential. . I). M'L. WALLACE, LTD., Thames Valley Motor Garago and Coachbuilding Works, Te Aroha. . NEW ZEALAND MILITARY FORCES. HOME SERVICE BRANCH. A PPLICATIQNS are invited on Form D.R. 76, obtainable from any Defence Office, from men. medically classed C 2, for positions on Home Service, Trentham and Featherston Camps, as Buglers, Trumpeters, Drummers, Cornet, Trombone, Ba?a and Tonor Horn Players. Pay and allowanco at N.Z.E. Force (Home Service) -rates. _D. COSSGROVE, Captain, Director of Recruiting. Inglewood, Place, Wellington. HOME SERVICE BRANCH N.Z. EXPE- . DITIONARY FORCE. A PPLICATIONS are invited from men between tho ages of 18 and 50 for Employment in Homo Service as ' Gumson Artillerymen. Infantry Guards (on Internment Camps, etc.). Military Police. Clerks. Applications cannot be entertained from men of the following categories:— Those under orders for Camp. Those whoso appeals have been adjourned sine die. Those wlio have been called »p in the Ballot and who have not yet been medically examined. Men employed in the Public Service or in industries essentia! to the State's Successful applicants -svill bo required to pass a medical examination, and will then "be posted into the Expeditionary Force, Home Service Branch, and will be transferred to the Foreign Service Branch upon becoming eligiblo for active scrvico under tho Military Service Act. While employed on Home Scrvico their rates of pay will bo as under:— In camps or barracks, ss. per day and found. Outside camps or barracks, ss. per day, with Js. in lieu of lodging or. messing. Married allowance of Is. per day for wife. Children's allowance of Od. per day per child for each child under IG, i;,p to a maximum of 2s. 3d. per day. Militarv Police will.draw extra pay at the rate of Is. per day. Clerks employed in Qnnp will receive working pay up to 2s. per day, according to proficiency. Promotion, carrying extra pay, will bo m.ulo on merit, in accordance with estalfli slim en Is. 'Free clothing, Iwots, nnd medical attention will l>o provided in all cases. -Applicants must, state date of birth, whether married or single, and the number of their children. Preference in all cases will be given to .returned soldiens, Applications may he maxle personalis or bv letter to tho Officers Conimandins Groups, at Defence Offices at. Wellington, Palmerston North, Napier, Master ton, Gisborne, Hawera, nnd Wanganui. D. C. W. COSSGROVE, Capt., Director of Recruiting.