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Evening Post, Volume CIV, Issue 84, 6 October 1922, Page 3

SITUATIONS VACANT. VICTORIA UNIVERSITY OOULBGE, .WELLINGTON, N.Z. A PPLICATIONS are invited for the -C.tt. Position of Professor of Physice at Victoria University College, _ Wellington. Salary £750 por annum, rising to £850 per annum by annual increments of £50, less deductions for Superannuation Fund. Large and well-equipped Laboratories have been recently erected. Applications must be in triplicate, of •which two copie3 must reach tho High Commissioner for Now Zealand, London. not later than sth December, 1922, and tho other be posted to the undersigned. Duties commence 15th March, 1923. Further, particulars may bo obtained from G. G. 6. .ROBISON, Registrar. DRAPERY SALES. l ■*f EAXVING Store, ip. progreeeivo ■AJ Hawkes Bay town, requires Kl'ftST SALES FOR DRESS DEPARTMENT. FIRST SALES FOR FANCY DEPARTMENT. Applicants should state age and experience, and enclose copies of references, to FIRST SALES, ' Care of The Goldberg Advertising Agency, Ltd., 113-H5, Customhouse qua,y, Wellington. TO TAILOR.RSSES. W -ANTED, a First-class TROUSER and VEST HAND. W. HENDRY, Cutter, E. C. Brown and Co., Ltd., Gents' Outfitters, Willis street. WANTED, ■VTOUNG GIRLS, for Packing «nd Box » -S- Rooms. Apply \ WINDSOR MANUFACTURING CO., LTD., Quin street, Wellington. DRESSMAKING. DI.C. require- a Good BODICE • HAND; also an ASSISTANT. Apply Miss O'Sullivan, D.1.C., Wellington. TO MILLINERS. WANTED. Capabla SALESWOMANBUYER, to take charge of the' Millinery Showroom of the D.1.C., WellingLiberal salary offered. Communicate in confidence with the undersigned, suprJortin? application with copies only of credentials. THE MANAGER, D.1.C., '' Wellington. TO MACHINISTS. WANTED, Shirt Machinists. R. J. Monnie, 15, Egmont-st., neaT King's Theatre. TO SHIRT. MACHINISTS. XJ&T ANTED, experienced Shirt MachinYl, ist; also Finishers. Apply H. Wade, 113, ' Taranaki-st. " TO TAILORING. WANTED, 2 First-class Coatmakers; top wages. Barraclough and Avery, Herb Price's, ' Willis-st. TO MACHINISTS. r ~ WANTED/ Machinist, ■ for Coats, Vests, and .Trousers; constant; enn earn good wages. Apply Schneideman's, Ltd., 111, Cuba-st. , TO BOOT REPAIRERS. WANTED, First-class Boot Repairer, or Advanced Improver; must be steady; single man preferred. Apply W. H. Nash, Leather Warehouse, 17-19, Tarish-st. ~ ! DRAPERY. WANTED, Smart, Reliable Saleswoman, one with corset and underwear experience preferred. Lees and Church, 128, Cuba-st. WANTED, Youth, for store; one with hardware experience preferred. SMITH AND SMITH, LTD., Oil and Colour Merchants, / Wakefield street. ANTED, smart . Youth,' to learn Pressing. L. AND j: W. BLAKE, LTD., 106-108, Dixon street, . City. TO TAILORS. WANTED, first-class Coatmaker; permanent Graham and Co., 212, J,arnbton-qy. TO PAINTERS. WANTED, 2 All-round Tradesmen, firßt-elass men only. Woodcock and Creed, 1, Car'dall-st., Wellington South. WANTED, BOY. WANTED, Boy for Warehouse. Apply „, personally, with written applications, Guthrie, Bowron, and Co., Ltd., 106, Wakofield-st. WANTED TO SELL. gentleman's"'superior'rjesi-~" DENCE. WANTED Sell, very fine Modern Home, 8 rooms, one floor, situate best part Beautiful Karori (city end), minute tram; ideal. position, absolutely no climb;_ 15 minutes Lambton quay. House built ten years ago under very best architect; whose reputation for strict supervision and superior materials is very widely knqwn; ,the woods are tho very best that money can buy, and art) unprocurable to-day except at prohibitive prices. Concrete foundations; tiled • roof; largo return verandahs; leadlights everywhere; glorious papers, artistically chosen; large halls front aud side; pretty door; cabinets in kitchen, pantry, presses, wardrobes, bathroom, decolita floors, porcelain bath. Nearly one acre lovely grounds; croquet and other nice lawns, asphalt tennis court, orchard; * beautiful shrubs and trees. This property is one of the most delightful real homes in or around tho city. Prospective buyers invited bring architect inspect same.y Price £3500. The_ house alone could 'not be built for this price, and the land is worth £1000. Undoubtedly a gentleman's residence in the true sense of the word. Unquestionable bargain. MARTIN M'INTYRE AND CD., 215, Lambton quay, SEASIDE BARGAINS. ■JJIASTBOURNE—Vacant Residence, 5 AJ rooms and, conveniences, land nearly i acre, beautiful native bush, splendid outlook; price £1450; ea9y terms. Vacant Bach, 4 rooms, level section, 33 x 99. Price £550; cash £150. DAY'S BAY—Plouse, 4 rooms, sleeping porch, land 59 x 198ft, native bush, handy wharf. Price £1000. Terms. KARAKA BAY—Furnished 5 Rooms, 8.J., gas stove, caliphont, en. bath; price £800. Terms. HARRAP AND CURTAYNE, 208. Lambton quay. .' . Telephone 1860. FOR SALE, " -J 1-HORSE-POWER Gas Engine, good -1-2 condition. Can bo seen ninnin.?. Apply W. Cuff, 9a, Courtenay-pl., upBtaire. renr P.O. TOHNSQNVILLE—New 4-rd. House", W porcelain bath, waahhonse, etc.,. -iacre, near station, £600; £100 cash. -J. H. Wood, Ngaio.