SITUATIONS VACANT. : TO TAILORING. VirANTED, FIRST - CLASS COAT I" HAND for'our Tailoring Department. Apply MRS. COLLINS, James Smith, Ltd. ' TV ANTED, CHAIN STORE. GROCERY k MANAGERS, with couutry experience. Apply in writing with references to 124, Evening Post] CONFECTIONERY REPRESENTA- - ,TIVE. TtTANTED, for. English Confectionery i»v House, JUNIOR TOWN. SALESMAN; experience necessary. Apply own handwriting with copies references, ■ ■ . 1153, Evening Post. VSTANTED,.- GIRL, 18-20, household duties; sleep in; references. . Apply 70, BROUGHAM STREET, Telephone 20-427. MOTOR ENGINEERS. MOTOR Importing House desires a MOTOR ENGINEER of financial stability to take over portion of its business premises, comprising workshop and garage space, vicinity of Te Aro. This presents an excellent opportunity to anyone wishing to acquire advertisers' servicing rights, as well as the work of assembling and servicing ne^n- vehicles. Bona fide interested parties please address inquiries in first instance to 1128, Evening Post. SALESMEN. TJUSINESS IS GOOD WITH US. We •*-* are; extending our activities in Wellington, Nelson, Hawkes Bay districts. Want energetic men willing learn and anxious permanently increase their incomes. Car needed for men .outside city. , : Our regular salesmen make double-figure commissions a week steadily. Our leading salesmen are four-figure men. A straight-forward, readily saleable proposition, already well established. SALES MANAGER, Box 589, Wellington. SALESMAN. I WANT one First-class Salesman for good territory on commission basis. Must, be capable of making £200 a month for himself. Experience in share or de- ' tienture selling an advantage. Permanent opportunity for proved man with good credentials. If you can measure up to the, above I have' something good. W. B. BENNETT, G.P.O. Box 59, Wellington. CABARET MANAGER. . VITTIITTEN applications, _ supported by l~" copies only of testimonials, will be. received by the undersigned up until 10 a.m. on Monday, 19th October, 1931, for the position of Manager of the Adelphi Cabaret, Wellington. Schedule of duties and conditions of appointment may be inspected daily at the office of THOMAS L. BUXTON, Public Accountant, 20, Brandon street, Wellington. r A PPLICATIONS • for SECRETARY--t*- ORGANISER of Wellington Centre, St. John Ambulance Association, are in- . ; vited. Schedule of duties may-be seen at 39, Pahjima street. .« Applications, with references, to be ■ #ent addressed to Chairman, P.O. Box 334, Wellington, closing 31st October, "■:: SITUATIONS WANTED. ~~~ SALESMAN. r ~~ XTOUNG Experienced Salesman requires ...' ■*• Position, or would handle lines on commission basis, good connections Wel- ■ ' lington and district. 1068, Evg. Post. PARTNERSHIPS, AGENCIES, ETC. ADVERTISING . and Publishing Busi- ■"■' ness1 for Sale in Wellington's best ■provincial. town; established by owner 36 years ago; ill-health sole reason for selling; cash required £175 to £250; genuine. Apply 111, Evg. Post. (Open until 22nd Oct.) /TTRADESMAN, with £100 and car, will- ". ■*• ■ ing to invest same in any concern ""' where services can be utilised; books must be open for inspection. 126, Evg. Post. '.' MANUFACTURER'S AGENT, with Sample-room, Christchurch, and ex•cellent connection South Island Soft Goods and; Hardware Stores, would■ connider Representing Northern Firms. '/ . AGENT, . ' /. : ■- Box 72, Christchurch. SHOPS AND OFFICES TO LET. PpQ LET, Butcher Shop in busy suburb. -*■ Fully equipped with all necessary machinery. Reduced-to low rental of 25s per week. Apply 1149, Evg. Post.,- '.'■ ->TWO Shops to Let in Main 'street, '.-■■■ Lower Hutt, one fitted as fish' shop, said to be one of the best shopping areas in New Zealand; rents only £3 each. Goodwin and Chichester, 6th Floor, . Courtenay Chambers. . . (CITY Shop and Dwelling of 7 rooms, with separate entrance, range and gas stove, handy position for smallgoods - • business and boarders, £3 15s. Thomson and Eaat, Ltd. .-- CHOP and Dwelling of 3 rooms, 355, on *■* tram line; very handy suburb. Thomson and East, Ltd., 146-152, Feath-erston-st. TIfODERN Shop (busy part of city); •"x rental £3. Apply Thomson and East, Ltd., 146-152, Featherston-st. TO LET, ' TO LET, O LET, TO LET. '■ OFFICES In the "EVENING POST" * ; NEW BUILDING. ONE SUITE AND SEVERAL SINGLE ROOMS. Well Lighted. Central-heated. EMINENTLY SUITABLE FOR BUSINESS AaD PROFESSIONAL .-■: . MEN. . Also, ROOF HOUSE, suitable for Studio For terms and conditions, apply BLUNDELL BROS., LTD., • Proprietors, "Evening Post." FLATS AND ROOMS TO LET. "EXCELLENT City Flat' (latest convs. '.. •■" throughout), large living-room (tiled fire), 2 double bedrooms (wardrobes), goodsized kitchenette and bathroom; new linos, and blinds inclusive; bedrock rental £2 3s 6d. Situated handy to ,Courtenay-pl., sunny position. The best and cheapest flat offering. See Thomson and East, Ltd., at once. BLYTHSWOOD" FLATS, Willis-st.— Thoroughly modern and select with continuous hot water service and special heating, fitted with every labour-saving requirement, Unfurnished 1 and 2 Bedroom Suites at most reasonable rentals, also available early Newly Furnished 3-rd. Suite. Inspection can be arranged with Custodian, Tel. 28-483, or Thomson and East, Ltd. LYALL BAY. MODERN, Self-contained Flat, contains 2 bedrooms, dining-room, kitchenette, irashhouse, bathroom, verandah, and all eonvs.; 23s per week. Apply 80, Queen's Prive, Lyall Bay (near school). ~ TO LET, f TNFURNISHED Self-contained Flat, '-' large sitting-room, bedroom, kitchenette, and bathroom. Apply 171, The Terrace.
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Evening Post, Volume CXII, Issue 91, 14 October 1931, Page 3
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