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SITt ATIONS VACANT (Continued). INTELLIGENT GIRL. 1 XT’ACANCY for lutelligeiit Girl in our ’ Onoto Pen Service Department. The position is a Permanent One to .suitable 1 girl, llmtrs: 8.30 to 5 p.m. No Saturday work. Applv— NORMAN BAKER A LONGIIURST LTD. Iluddart Parker Bldgs.. Wellington. NORTH AUCKLAND ELECTRIC POWER BOARD. ELECTRICAL WIREMAN. A I’l’Llt'ATH ENS will be received until “ A Ylareh -I. from Registered Wiremen. for the position of meter-tester, general repairer and, if suitable. Inspector, al award wages. T. R. OVERTON. Engineer. Dttrga ville. CHRISTCHURCH HOSPITAL. COOK WANTED. 1 ‘I'IIOROUGIILY competeut Ist Cook ■FA- is required for Christchurch llospitill. Salary £4/12/6; all found. Uniforms provided. Apply—2nd Assistant Matron. Cll It ISTCIIU RCII HOS PITA L. J UNIOR SHORTHAND-TYPISTE. HMIE Services of a bright young Girl are required for a city office. A little experience desirable, but not necessary, provided applicants have had good tuition in Shorthand and Typing, and been well educated. Preference will be given to a girl with personality and ! of good address. 4 The work is of au extremely interesting nature. Apply, stating age, qualifications, and details of any experience, to — “SHIPPING," 11323, “Dominion." EXPERIENCED DIE SETTER. /~)NE of the largest Canister Manufacturers in New Zealand has a vacancy for an experienced Die Setter as Foreman of its Press Department. Applicants must have thorough knowledge and experience in the setting of tools and dies, and must be -also capable of handling labour. The position carries a. good salary with excellent prospects of advancement. Apply, giving details of experience, etc., and copies of references, to—“DIE SETTER,” C/o J. ILOTT, LIMITED, Advertising Agents, P.O. Box 991, Auckland. Vt/ANTED, immediately, Experienced V FLATLOCKERS, OVERLOCKERS, CROSS STITCHERS, PLAIN SEWERS, IMPROVERS, and APPRENTICES for the Underwear Trade. Apprentices’ wages to start £1 to 25/-; latest working methods; permanent work. Apply LESLIE BOUZAID, 10 Vivian Street. Tel. 52-894. WELLINGTON HOSPITAL' BOARD. LAUNDRY. tT’ENDERS will be invited up to 9 a.m. on Thursday, February 20, 1941, for the right to .carry out Laundry work for the Central Park Hospital, Brooklyn, for the twelve months commencing April 1, 1941. Details of the volume of work to be performed may bo had on application to the Manager of the Home. A schedule of prices must bo incorporated with the tender. The lowest or any tender will not neces--sarily bo accepted. J. B. I. COOK. Secretary, SAWMILLING. Y?XPERIENCED men wanted for our" J- 4 King Country Mills: — 1 Hauler Driver (2nd Ticket). 1 Searfer. 4 Crosscutters. 5 Breakers out. 1 Ropey. 3 Bush Skiddies. 3 Tram Hands. 1 Plate Layer. 1 Benchman —Keep Saw. 7 Other Mill Hands. 1 Orderman. 5 Other Yard Hands. Apply— ELLIS & BURNAND, LTD., , Hamilton.

Hamilton. PUBLIC SERVICE. APPLICATIONS (to be made on -£*. P.S.O. Form 17A, obtainable at principal Poet Offices), with COPIES ONLY of testimonials, will be received up till NOON on FEBRUARY 22. 1941, for the position of MINE MANAGER, Liverpool State Colliery, Mines Department, Greymouth. The position will be graded in the Professional Division at a salary up to £Ol5 p.a. (plus free house, coal and light), according to qualifications and experience. It is desired that applicants should be holders of a First-class Mine Manager’s Certificate under “The Coal Mines Act, 1925.” The successful applicant will be required to bear any expense incurred in travelling to take up appointment, which will be subject to the provisions of the various Acts and Regulations affecting the Public Service. —Secretary. Public Service Commissioner, WELLINGTON, Cl. VACANCIES FOR FEMALE OFFICE ASSISTANTS IX THE PUBLIC SERVICE. T N order to release male staff for mili- -*• tary duties, the Public Service Commissioner is inviting applications from women, preferably between the ages of twenty years and forty years, for clerical duties for the period of the war. Vacancies are most urgent, in Wellington, Hamilton, Gisborne, Rotorua. Palmerston North, Masterton, and Invercargill, but applications for oilier centres will also be welcomed. Remuneration will be according to age, qualifications' and experience. Salary for suitable appouitees will probably commence at £ll5 or £lO5 per annum in special eases. Where an employee is dependent on her own earnings, a cost of living allowance of £l3 per annum is paid if over eighteen years of age. Salaries are reviewed annually, and further increments would depend on the increasing efficiency of the employee and the valuation of the duties performed. Applications should be made on P.S.C. Form 17A obtainable at Post Offices. Previous clerical experience should he set out clearly on the application form, and copies of testimonials should be attached. Any shorthand-typing qualifications should also be indicated. Special consideration would be given to any applicants who have had experience in accounts work. If applicants are within calling distance, it iet desired that they hand in their completed forms at Room -139, -lib Floor, i Government Life Buildings, Customhouse : Quay, Wellington. I Applicants should indicate clearly the ' town in which they are willing to accept 1 employment. It would be necessary for < applicants to make their own boarding ar- ' rangements in such towns. Actual and - reasonable travelling expenses incurred in taking up duty would be refunded pro- ' vided the appointee remains in the Public Service for at lettsl three months. —Sucre- I iarv, Public Service Commissioner, W.EL c LINGTON. C.l t