SITUATIONS VACANT. 15 words Is. cash, Is. Gd. booked. Gd. extra for every 5 additional words up to 40. One inch, us. WOMAN wanted Day’s Work imme- ’’ diately. No. 1 Elat, 24 Hobson Street. WANTED, to give Home to respectable ’ Man iu return for light farm duties. Apply D 671, c/o “Dominion.” SCOTTISH Registry, 208 Quay.—Wanted, capable Ladyhelp, city, wages 255., all duties; help given; references. ANTED, Single Shepherd, 3 good dogs; must be respectable and reliable. Apply W. Pain, Tc Kopi, Featherston. YVANTED, Boy for dairy farm. Ap- ’’ ply, stating experience, if nny, and wages required, Wheeler, R.M.D., I’aliiatun.■ WANTED, man to assist machine milking and general farm work; early riser essential. W. Stone, Mccanec, Napier. rx OVERNESS (Young) Wanted imineVX diately, for Hawke s Bay. Apply, stating where educated. J 647, c/o Dominion.” WANTED, Men to pull 3701- acres Tawhine by contract; must have own camp gear. Apply W. Pain, Tc Kopi, Featherston. AA 7" ANTED, a good Cook (female) for VY country station, Marlborough; reference required. Apply Mrs. W. G. Rudd, Blenheim. Smart, Experienced Youth, for Dairy Farm; good home and wages, machines used. Apply Perrett, Hukanui, 'Phone 16D Eketahuna, 45—559 Wellington, or 436 Lower Hutt. TXT ANTED. Oxy-Acetone Welder. ApVV ply with fullest particulars and ' copies, of references if possible: good wages; steady work. Apply W. Mel adden and Son, Engineers, 69 St. Asaph , Street, Christchurch. SCOTTISH Registry, 208 Quay.—StaO tion Hands, fencing, sheep work ; Machine Milkers, Farm Hand , milking, ploughing. 50s; Housemaid, hotel, country; Male Second Chef, HousemaidWaitress, General, 41s. T? EFINED, capable, strong Housekeep£V er (middle-aged), handy situation, Hawke’s Bay farm; one with elderly mother able to assist preferred; nice home, own mistress; references; state ■ age and wage expected. Write Jb34, c/o “Dominion.” WELLINGTON Merchandising House YV have Vacancies for 3 Salesmen for following Districts:— Lower Wairarapa, Hawke’s Bay, and Taranaki. Excellent proposition for men with own car. Reply .N6SS, c/o “Dominion.” MATRON WANTED for Te Puia Hospital. Salary VV £174 .per annum and found. Applicants to state age and supply testimonials. Applications close at Secretary’s Office on September 19, 1928. J JAMES TODD, Secretary, Waiapu Hospital Board, Tokomaru Bay. GREY HOSPITAL BOARD. APPLICATIONS, addressed to the XX Secretary', accompanied with references, are invited, to close on Monday, September 24, at Noon, for the position of Matron for the Greymouth Hospital., Salary, £250 per anuum. Applicants must state age and when able to commence duties. A. A. ROUSE, ’ Secretary. DESIGNER AND CUTTER WANTED. A WELLINGTON Company of sound standing requires an experienced Designer and Cutter of Ladies’ Frocks. A good salary is offered, and the position will be a permanent one to the right class of applicant. ’ , Apply in first instance, stating age and experience, and enclose copies only of credentials, to — “DESIGNER,” Care J. Hott Ltd., Advertising Agents,' Publicity House, Jervois Quay, WELLINGTON. WELLINGTON HOSPITAL BOARD. HOUSE SURGEON. A PPLICATIONS are invited from ReXX gistered Medical Practitioners for the position of House Surgeon on the staff of the Wellington Hospital. Salary £lOO per annum for the first year and £2OO per annum for the second year, with board and lodging. Applications, addressed to the Medical Superintendent, will be received until Noon on Tuesday, September 18. 1925. R. BROWN, Secretary. THE UNIVERSITY OF TASMANIA. LECTURESHIP IN MATHEMATICS. APPLICATIONS are invited for the •XX above appointment. . Salary £5OO per annum. Date of taking up duties. January 1, 1929, or as soon thereafter as may be convenient, but not later limn March 1. Conditions of appointment may be obtained from the Registrars ol Universities in Australia and University Colleges iu New Zealand. L. R. THOMAS, Registrar. A T ACHINE "knitting pays enterprising Y’X people with limited capital. Catalogue Free. Saunders, “Dominion Buildings, Wellington. * MOTOR-CAR LEARNERS. tXTE Teach Driving in Latest Model ’’ Car. Your ticket guaranteed; no failures. Cheapest terms available. Repairs'Taught Free. Apply or write, 22 Turnbull Street. Telephone 40—484. HHJCANTS are reminded that to ensure prompt delivery of replies letters must he addressed Carefully and Clearly. W — "ANTED, Twenty Live Men, born New Zealanders, Town Hall, Thursday, p.m.•. SITUATIONS WANTED. H” AIRDRESSER, Experic need la cl i es’ and gents’, engagement immediatc- , ly, town, country, permanent or reliev- , ing. Apply F 666, c/o “Dominion.” ANDSMAN, Painter, etc., competent Double B player, willing join up with good band if suitable employment offering. Apply 8609, c/o ‘Tlominion// EE-FARMERS—lTacticiilMan seek- ■ ing engagement, experienced all departments, including foundation making and supers. Apply FG26, c/o "Dominion.” tJELIABLE Married Couple (middleXV aged) require position Cook-gener-al, Porter-gardener; excellent references. State wages. Apply F6IS, c/o "Dominion.” pELIABLE _ sliddlo-ugcd Accountant, J-Y good general office worker, experience costing, shipping, timber, etc., desires situation improve position. Appiy J 662, c/o “Dominion.” NOTE. —Under the Postal Regula tions, Correspondence addressed to a nom-de-plume, initials, or number, to care of any Post Office, will NOT be forwarded from office of posting. Ad vertisers who do uot desire their names and addresses disclosed may .have replies addressed c/o “Dominion.” All such replies will be forwarded to advertisers promptly.
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Dominion, Volume 21, Issue 289, 6 September 1928, Page 1
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