SITUATIONS VACANT. WANTED, Apprentice for Millinery "Workroom. Haudley and Giliord, X. and G. Building, Lambton Quay. YVA-NTJiD, _ouug Girl Assistant, age iiu- " der 18. Apply J. S. Land, hta., 112 Waken'eld Street. YV/'AjS'i_;_>, Smart Young Girls to learn * * Lingerie Trade. App.y The "Elite," Manufacturing Co.) next National Electric Co., -iWakefield Street. . "WtfANTJiD, smart Boy or Girl for light T' work in biscuit factory. Start at once. Apply 87 Hobart Street, Miramar. YYf ANTED, Capable Domestic, no wash- *' ing, 2 adults, S a.m.-6 p.m.; wages £1. Ring 45-599. ■ \\7 ANTED, Smart, Young Girl to Assist "' in Cake Shop. Apply The Larder, 00 Willis Street. pOOK, for Country Cookhouse, 10-14 men, single, sober; economic man; state wages, full particulars. 923 Evg. Post. ' JUNIOR TYPIST of good address, pro- " ficiency in typewriting essential, but shorthand unnecessary; general office knowledge advantageous. Apply in writing, stating qualifications, experience, and full period at past employment, if any. Write 4S Evg. Post. . WANTED, Smart Youth for Kadio Dispatch Department. Apply HAMILTON NIMMO AND SONS, LTD., Wellington. WANTED urgently, SMART LAD Learn Pressing. Good opportunity suitable boy. Apply Stylecraft, 57 Cuba Street, after 9 a.m. OPPORTUNITY. (~)NE Experienced Vacuum Cleaner Sales- " man required, only good men need apply. Coma and investigate this special opportunity offering. Appiy 356 Lambton Quay, Thursday, 3 p.m. I SHOE TRADE. ~~ WANTED, TWO EXPERIENCED W MACHINISTS for Ladies' work, permanent position, £2 15s per week to speedy, efficient workers; also Girls used to power machines, experience in shoe trade not essential. Apply W. S. LIVINGSTONE AND CO., LTD., 123a Hansen Street. WANTED, ■piRST-CLASS LADY PRESSER for •*■ Frocks. Must be experienced. Reply 965 Evening Post. CARTER'S WOOL SHOP, LTD., ■REQUIRE the services of SMART APPRENTICES for their wool shop. Apply 12 noon Thursday, OFFICE JUNIOR. A LARGE Manufacturing Concern requires the temporary services of a Female Junior. Apply in writing with copies only of testimonials, Box 29, G.P.0., Wellington.. D.1.C., WELLINGTON. WANTED, as Cloakroom Attendant, ■ Smart Young Girl, or 16 or 17. Appfy—• . MR. KING, D.I.C. THEATRE SCREEN ADVERTISING. APPLICATIONS are invited for the -*■ Position of TRAVELLING SALESMAN to visit towns in North and South Islands, by a Company which controls a large National Circuit of Theatres. Applicants must have experience of this work. Remuneration by way of salary and commission, together with travelling expenses. Excellent opportunities await an energetic man. Applications, which will be treated in strict confidence, must state applicants' age, experience, and remuneration required, and be addressed to "SCREEN PUBLICITY," G.P.O. Box 192, Auckland. SCREEN ARTISTS WANTED. THE TELEVISION FILM CORP., LTD., who have just completed filming "THE WAGGON AND THE STAR," iu the scenic glories of Southland, are conducting a tour of New Zealand iu search of suitable types before commencing their next big production. Applications are now being received from persons desirous of making a career in this new New Zealand Industry. Everybody, old or young, is eligible for' a test. Each successful applicant will be given a full voice and picture test before the latest Hollywood sound recording camera and equipment. These will -be screened later iu a local theatre, for audience reaction. ALL TESTS ARE TAKEN IN PRIVATE. Applicants may speak, sing, dance, or play their own selections for test. Those who have nothing prepared will be coached. STAGE EXPERIENCE IS NOT NECESSARY, although members of Repertory Society, Theatricals, Garrick Players, or any amateurs are invited to apply. The Test Film of the WINNING GIRL will be sent to the Columbia Unit, about to commence production of Zane Grey's "Rangle River," with Victor Jory, and directed by Clarence Badger. Intending applicants apply with or without photograph to — . THE CASTING DIRECTOR, TELEVISION FILM CORP.; LTD., P.O. Box 1174, Wellington. SHOPS AND OFFICES TO LET. TO LET or Sell,: Well-equipped Homemade Cake Shop. Apply 898 Evg. Post. ' ~ LOCK-UP Shop, No. 142 Parade, Island Bay, central shopping area, rent £1 per week. John Odlin and Co., Ltd., Cable Street, Wellington. LOCK-UP Shop, 211 Rintoul Street, wall fitted; 12s 6d week. Ring 51-381. 5 ' . f to let^mTscellaneous. TO LET—Ngaio Car Owners. Garage, situated Orari Street, Ngaio. Cheap c rental. 891 Evg. Post. FACTORY, Store, Office, Yard Space to Let, Vivian Street, immediate occupation, easy terms. 669 Evg. Post. WAREHOUSE Space, 2000 square feet, first floor, central; goods lift, excelf lent light; £3 10s. Tel. 47-440. f ' TO BE LET, a . I TN "EVENING POST" BUILDING. L . WILLIS STREET. ONE SUITE, comprising 4 rooms, facing Willis Street. r Also, TWO SINGLE ROOMS, well lighted 1 ■, and centrally heated. Apply THE MANAGER, "Evening Post." 2 " GOLD BUYERS I; C\Uj False Teeth Goltt, and Jewellery ' " bought Nnte new address: Platinum ' Scrap Co. 10] Willis Street (Mandel's ' Buildings) f OLD .JEWELLER* ANL DIAMOND RINGS r WELL yours to a New Zealand Firm. •^ best prices eiven Hayeraft nnd Josling, Manufacturing Jewellers. 94 Willis Street (over Preston's) Established 20 1■ v rs 1 DKIMTIMCj ol every description: siliow ■* Cards, Catalogues Invitations. Business Stationery All orders executed promptly by the "Evening Post" Printing Department Half Tone and Line Blocks made at shortest notice. Stereo Work a Specialty, ''Phone for quotations. Tel. 41-040, "
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Evening Post, Volume CXXII, Issue 13, 15 July 1936, Page 3
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