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Evening Post, Volume CXXIV, Issue 146, 17 December 1937, Page 3

amusements. ; t7<mplre theatre, island bay. ; Empire theatre, island bay. box plans, Empire Confectionery, Tel. 14-307^ There can be NO FURTHER EXTENSION. : Your Last Chance. 7.30 FINALLY TONIGHT 7.30 ! The greatest Star on the screen today, ANNABELLA, ANNABELLA, ANNABELLA, ANXABELLA, In "WINGS OF THE MORNING." "WINGS OF THE MORNING." "WINGS OF THE MORNING." "WINGS OF THE MORNING." "WINGS OF THE MORNING." (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) TOMORROW. I 2.15. MATINEE SAT. 2.15 I "NEW FACES OF 1937. Serial, 3 Stooges Comedy, Cartoons, etc. 7.30 EVENING 7.30 When this show hits you —you'll see Stars. JOE PENNER, PARKYAKARKUS HARIET HILLIARDWILLIAM BRADY JEROME COWAN — THELMA LEEDS And 100 NEW FACES In , "NEW FACES OF 1937." "NEW FACES OF 1937." (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) Also showing: RICHARD DIX, JOAN PERRY, In a Vivid Drama, , "THE DEVIL IS DRIVING." (Recommended by Censor for Adults.) PUBLIC LECTURE. "-THE PROBLEM OF PALESTINE— THE SOLUTION." By W. H. BOULTON, of London. [Author of "The Romance of Archaelogy," 'Names and Titles of the Deity," Etc.) Under the Auspices of the CHRISTADELPHIANS. ■yiCTORIA HALL, Adelaide Road. SUNDAY NEXT (D.V.), 7 p.m. SITUATIONS VACANT. WANTED. OFFICE JUNIOR. "PERMANENT Position with prospects; •*■ salary above award rates; boy just leaving school preferred. Apply in own handwriting to "OFFICE JUNIOR," . G.P.O. Box 1336, Wellington. " 10s PER HOUR OR MORE Co i made by Energetic Salesmen or p... To work house-to-house helling New Household Utility every home needs. Nothing like it offered before. Good profit, even if only part-time available. For full details, apply personally Tomorrow ..(Saturday), between 9-10 a.m., to Boom 5 at 160 Featherston St., Wellington. ACCOUNTANT. f A PPLICANTS,5 other than" those coni- •**■ mumcated with by letter, for the above position advertised by Ernest Hunt, Turner, and Heslop, on December 4, 1937, are Thanked and advised that their applications have not been successful. >A PPLICATIONS (to be hade on P.S.C. - x y£Srm, 17A> obtainable at principal Pos* o™ces) will be received up till NOON on DECEMBER 24, 1937, for the follow- . ing vacancies in connection with the Country Libraries Service: (a) ASSISTANT LIBRARIAN (male); .salary £275-£3OO p.a., according to qualifications and experience. Applicants should be expert cataloguers and should submit evidence of a thorough knowledge of library routine and problems of library . organisation and administration. Particulars of education and experience should be furnished. (b) FIELD LIBRARIANS (2) (male). , Salary up to £250 p.a^, according to quali- • fieations and experience (with commuted ; travelling allowance to 10s per day). Ap- ■ plicants should have a thorough general knowledge of library technique, a good , education, and should be able to drive a i car well. The vacancies arise in-connection . with a decision to give assistance to cdun- . try libraries bj^ loan services of books and practical help in library management. Preference will be given to University graduates who satisfy the above requirements, and who have practical experience and understanding of rural conditions. (c) LIBRARY ASSISTANT (female). Salary up to £200 p.a., according to qualifications and experience. Applicants 6ho_ld have a thorough knowledge of accepted order and book selection routines, and practical experience of standard proi cesses of classification and cataloguing. The . Associateship of the Library Association will be considered a recommendation. Full jiaxticulars of education and experience LIBRARY ASSISTANT '(female"). Salary £80-£IOO p.a., according to qualifications and experience. Preference will be eiven to applicants with_ a knowledge of "library routine, and typing ability will Vie a recommendation. Matriculation or educational qualification o{ no )es* a standard will be required. Full particulars of education and practical, library experience should be given. _ - rtT)TT .c< When submitting applications. LUJ. Uv> ONLY of testimonials need be forwarder!. —Secretary. Public Service Commissioners, W_____^_j___ ■ TO WOOLLEN-MILL MANAGERS. WTCVTTEN Applications aro invited for the position Pof MILL MANAGER of The Bruce Woollen Worsted and Knittins Mill', Milton, Otago. Applicants to *t_te a?e and give full particulars of ex?_rim« and qualifications, accompanied ■by copies of references, to The General Manager, THE BRUCE WOOLLEN MANUFACTURING CO., LTD., BOX 2, MILTON. GREYMOUTH HARBOUR BOARD. WLITTEN Applications addressed to undersignedl will. be receded up to January 11, 1888, for the following Pobi- ' tions on the Board's Staff:— ' 1 SIGNALMAN, award salary £300 per annum and free house or £1 per week if house not provided. 12. FOREMAN MECHAMCAL ENGINEER, commencing salary £32a per annum, rising to £375. i_ SECOND ENGINEER on Dredge, etc., award salary £6 per week and overtime. Limit of age in all cases 4o years. Original Certificates and testimonials or , certified copies of same must be forwarded ' "with applications. Conditions of appointments may be had <on application to W. B. GILBERT, Secretary. Nov. 25, 1937. ' VICTORIA LAUNDRY "REQUIRE the Services of a GIRL about ■" 18 years of age. Apply Manager of Factory, Hanson Street.