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81TUAT1ONS VACANT—(Continued). WANTED, a good General. Apply National Hotel, Lambton Quay. WANTED. Seriibcutters. 2 or 3, for contract. Approximately £l7O. Apply J. N. Hare, Maxwell. _____ WANTED. Woman for Office, an easy position, experience not necessary, good wages. Reply T 1149, “Dominion.” WANTED, Kitchenmaid; also Waitress. (No Sunday work, top wages. Apply Piccadilly Restaurant, IOG Lanilitoii Qy. WANTED, experienced Nursery-governess, back country. Marlborough. 3 children (7, 5,2); refs. Reply letter, Chaffey, Clarence Bridge. SEMI-Essential Mothers’ Help Staff, Wanted. Gentlewoman, daily domestic work, 40 hours, 6(1/-; fares, liberal holidays. uniforms. Ring Secretary, 40-780. SCOTTISH Registry, 208 Quay—Cowman; Cooks, stations. £4: Married Couples, own mistress; Staff, clubs, sc'hools. hospitals, Hotels; Fencers; Shepherds; Woman; Femalo Cleaners; Nurse-housekeepers. GIRL FOR OFFICE. WANTED, Girl, age 15 to 18, for General Office duties. C. M. BANKS LTD., 11 Grey Street. THE GUARDIAN TRUST & EXECUTORS) CO., OF N.Z., LTD., REQUIRE the Services of an OFFICE JUNIOR (Female). Previous experience not essential, but knowledge of typing required, Reply giving particulars of age, education, etc., and enclosing copies only of testimonials to P.O. Box 994, Wellington. MACHINISTS WANTED. FOR Essential Industry: also GIRLS for easy, interesting Work. No previous experience necessary. We pay the highest wages in the trade. Apply:— TATRA LEATHER GOODS CO., 30 Cuba Street,, or Tel. 41-678; after business hours ring 47-658 • WAKEFIELD HOTEL REQUIRES; GENERAL. WAITRESS. WANTED, Senior and Junior Sales for our showroom. Apply— MISHKINS, 100 Manners Street. MOULDERS. AN Essential Industry requires the services of an Experienced MOULDER for Non-Ferrous work only. Applications to WORKS MANAGER, P.O. Box 1220, Wellington. THE Services of an ORGANIZER are required by the Wellington U.S.A, for a Special Appeal for funds. Reply on or before Saturday, March 13, stating qualifications aud remuneration expected, to— • „ “ORGANIZER,” C/o The Secretary, G.P.O. Box 199, Wellington. APITI POHANGINA RABBIT BOARD. POSITION OF RABBIT INSPECTOR. APPLICATIONS closing at Noon on March 19, 1945/ are invited for the position of Working Rabbit Inspector, Apitl. Award rate of wages, with skins Included. House available at rental of 15 Pohanglna, 3/3/43., ' ' Secretary. TO CHEMISTS. WANTED. QUALIFIED CHEMIST. Apply— HANAFIN. Chemist, Christchurch. N.Z.R. ROAD SERVICES. LOWER HUTT—WELLINGTON. PASSENGER Omnibus Drivers are required for the above Services. Award conditions, plus railway privileges. Apply— MR. GOODLEY, Bus Manager, Railway Station, Wellington. yi " MR. TREGURTHA, OffieOr-in-Charge, Bus Office, Lower Hutt. SHORTHAND TYPISTE. THE SERVICES OF A SHORTHAND TYPISTE, With some Knowledge of Bookkeeping, Are Required by the N.Z. Waterside Employers’ Association. Apply in own handwriting to— BOX 10, G.P.0., WELLINGTON. ST. GEORGE’S PRIVATE HOSPITAL, CHRISTCHURCH. IN order to provide more accommodation it has been decided to open 20 further beds for Medical and Surgical cases on Monday, March 15. The following are therefore required urgently: 6 TRAINED NURSES. 6 PROBATIONER NURSES. Please'apply at once to— THE MATRON, St. George’s Hospital. HUKARERE MAORI GIRLS’ SCHOOL, NAPIER. ASSISTANT MISTRESS FOR FORM IV. ALL General Subjects—Mathematics essential. Salary commencing £l5O with Board and Lodging. Duties commence on appointment. Apply immediately to— SECRETARY, . P.O. Box 227, NAPIER. WOOLLEN CARDER. (Essential Industry.) APPLICATIONS are invited for the position of CARDER at our Livingstone Street Mill, Auckland. Also MECHANIC (1) to follow GESSNER RING SPINNING FRAMES. Previous experience spinning machinery ESSENTIAL. Applications for each position will be treated in the strictest confidence and employment arranged through the Manpower Office. Write in first instance giving full details of experience and stating age, to: — TATTERSFIELD, LIMITED, P.O. Box 1826, Auckland. SOLDIERS WHO STUDY 1 Serving Territorials, G.V.P.’s, and even Overseas Servicemen are studying I.C.S. Specialized Courses during their “off duty” periods. Not only are they improving themselves, but they are making sure of a good peacetime job. So can YOU I Here are some of the 300 I.C.S. Courses which might Interest you :— Motor Engineer Commercial Art Electrical Eng. Accountancy Structural Eng. Journalism and Radio Servicing Short Story Writing Ist aud 2nd Class Commercial Operators Use your spare time—secure your future! Inquire how tlio I.C.S. can train you, but let us know tlic subject trade or profession In which you arc interested. Full information will lie sent. Write NOW to INTEItNA T I O N A L CORRESPONDENCE SCHOOLS, .DepL 7» 182 Wakefield, Street, Wellington.