SITUATIONS VACANT. EASTBOURNE BOROUGH COUNCIL. MOTOR MECHANIC WANTED. APPLICATIONS in writing, addressed xx to the undersigned, will be received up to 4 p.m. on Wednesday, 20th November, 1929, for tho position of Motor Mechanic at the Council's Garage at 3-jastbourne. Applicants must be qualified Motor Mechanics and preference will be given to married men. Wages £5 10s per week, plus overtime at award rates. Further particulars may be obtained oil application. C. L. BISHOP, Town Clerk. P.O. Box 424, AVellhißlon. CANTERBURY COLLEGE, CHRISTCHURCH, N.Z. (UNIVERSITY OF NEW ZEALAND). APPLICATIONS are invited for the -cx position of FULL-TIME ASSISTANT to the Chair oi' English at Canterbury College. Salary, £400 per annum, I the appointment to-be for two years, at j the end of which period it will be. rej viewed. Full particulars are required of University training and experience, and copies of testimonials should be enclosed. Further particulars and schedule of i duties may be obtained from tho Registrar, Canterbury College, Christchurch, by whom applications will bo received until NOON on WEDNESDAY, loth JANUARY, 1930. C. C. KEMP, Registrar. Canterbury College. Christellur'ch, N.Z. Bth November, 1020. APPLICATIONS (to be made on I ■ rl- P.S.C. Form 17a, obtainable at principal post offices), will be received up till NOON for the undermentioned positions: (Closing 22nd November, 1929.) PROBATIONER DENTAL NURSES, DENTAL CLINIC, HEALTH DEPARTMENT, WELLINGTON. Salary £75 per annum, with lodging allowance at the rate of £-10 per annum, if required to reside away from home, during the period of training (two j years). On qualifying, salary will be increased to £105 per annum, rising by annual increments (o a maximum p of £220. j Appointees will ho. required to enter into a bond to serve for -.it least five years from date of appointment. It is desired that applicants should not be less than eighteen and not more thau thirty years of age, and be of strong physique. The standard of education required is not lower than Matriculation or Public Service Entrance Examination. Further particulars may be obtained on application. ■ . SECRETARY, Public Service Commissioner, Wellington. SITUATIONS WANTED~ ~ POSITION WANTED. T?Y First-class Salesman, thorough know■L* ledge Wellington; would couaider position calling business people, Wellington and suburbs; good appearance, adaptable, and credentials. Write S3O, Evg. Post. ADVERTISER, a Compositor, desiring ■^*- change of occupation, seeks Situation with business house as Stationery and Printing Supplies Clerk, or any similar capacity in which over 2p years' sound ami practical knowledge of printing in all its phases would be an asset. Replies to 720, Evening lost. ATTENTION OF EMPLOYERS. "yOUNG MAN, Accountancy Student, ■f- partly qualified, well educated, desires Position affording scope for advancement; remuneration secondary consideration if prospects are good. Write 82S, Evg. Post. PARTNERSHIPS. Q.ENTLEMAN desires Partnership, " . where services can be iitilised; £300 to £400 to invest. 593, Evg. Post. MISCELLANEOUS WORK WANTED. "PRENCH Pleating, Hemstitching, Paris- •*• lan Embroidery. Same day service. Only correct pleating method. Cheapest prices in town. Lewis's Shops, 02, Man-ners-st.; 46, Willis-st.: 108. Cuba-st. "DLUMBING and Drainage—New~Work - 1- or Jobbing. J. Eltoii and Son, :Gor-don-pl., Newtown Tel. C 4-195. TTPHOLSTERER! Upholsterer! Up~- *-" holsterer! Let us quote you to have that Chesterfield Suite Re-upholstered. Open Upholstering Factory, Boulcott-st. Tel. 45-983. -T)RESSMAKING, Spring Frocks, Wed- ~ ding Orders, Ensembles, Hemstitching, Parisian Embroidery, etc. Madame Norton, 7. Bowen-st., Parlt. Corner. Tel. 41-512. T>INCKNEY, Art Upholsterer, 47, Cam- •*- bridge terrace, for Chesterfields, Easy Chairs, Loose Covers, etc. Repairing and Re-covering done. Tel. 22-615 TOINERY-See A. H. Nixon, 13. Lome*- * st. . ■pLEATING, Hemstitching, Overlocking, x Faggot Stitching, Parisian Embroidery, and Diamante, Pinking Miss Nicholl Mereer-st. (upstairs). Tel. 44-246. pARKIN BROS- for Shop Fittings. TITANTED—Spouting fixed from Is per '•'foot. Wa do Roof Repairs; we do Plumbing and Drainage, and we ara| reasonable. Christie, 144,- Britomart-st. Tel 24-217.. . . , TMjUHBING should bo attended to be--1- fore winter comes. Rin-» C W Martin,. Plumber, 13. Tory-st. TeL 20-982. Moderate charges. : TTAlß—Permanent Waving by experts; x big reductions in price; all settings finger-waved. Miss Laurenson, Hair Specialist, 3, Bond-st. Tel. 44-437. "DUNGALOW Plans and Specifications ■*-• prepared; lowest charges; designs submitted. F. H. Blakeley, Mandel's Bldgs, 101, Willis-st. SPECIALITY Woodwork Co., for Ex- " tension Ladders, etc. 25, Haining-st. Tel. 28-508. ■ TITADAME GRAY makes Gowns; perx'-*- feet lines, finest workmanship; prices reasonable, ladies' material made up. Cinderella Shoppe, Woodward-st.' Q. BRESLAUER, 7-9-11, Todman street', y* * ■ Brooklyn, French, English Furniture Manufacturing, Cabinetmaking, Upholstering. Polishing. Remodelling, all Jobbmg. Ring 22-300. ' , rj.EO. I. LUFF, Chimney Sweep, Coir tractor. Coppers reset, Chimney Pqt« ntted, Roughcasting.-. 3, Queen-st 22-''ol Distance no object. pAINTINd^ Paperhanging. Ring E. j". ■*- Richardson for estimate. 11, Gaudinst., off Bridge-st., Rongotai (14-257). pLUMBING and Drainage, large or ■*• small jobs tendered for. R. Wainwnght, Cornhill-st., off Manners-st. Tel 45-979. Tl/TADAME SHERWOOD KING, Drest XYX maker-Costumiere, King's Chambers, opp. Stewart Dawson's, specialises in outsizeg. Highest class work. pLUMBING- : For Plumbing. Drainlay- •»• ing, Jobbing, and Repairs, entrust work to an expert. H. T Martis, 24. Tb* Crescent, Roseneath Tel. 21-171. T7XTENSION Ladders-All kinds of Lad- *-* ders, Trestles, Steps, etc., manufactured. Leo Vrede. 29, Hall-st. Tel 24----480 > Lang and Co. Tel. 21-640. "MISS DUFFY for Permanent Waving ATX Half-head £1, Sides 10s; waving taught. Outfits for sale. Next Max. Ltd., 78, Courtenay-pl. Tel. 28-279. TTIGH-CLASS Ladies' Tailor — Makes ■*■•*• Coats, Costumes, Dresses, Parisian styles; best workmanship, fit. 153, Wil-lis-st (close V.M.C.A.) T)RESSMAKING— Ladies Own Material *-* Made Up; Renovations. Also iv stock extensive range of Very Smartest Frocks. Miss Sharkey, 99, Moleßworth-st. fpEETH Repaired, day or night, shortest x notice; lowest charges. Repair Depot, 25, Macdonald-cres., off Willis-st., Open holidays. S SPRING-CLEANING. END for Wildmore (late of Maple and Co., London). Carpets made, own carpets altered and laid, linos /aid; blind* curtains made and fixed. Tel. 43-427. R.S.A. Building, Featherston-st.
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Evening Post, Volume CVIII, Issue 120, 16 November 1929, Page 2
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