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SITUATIONS VACANT. BOY. {IJ.OOD opportunity to learn trade; easy hours; permanent position; wages 22s 6d. Apply Mooney'g (Wellington), Ltd., j Cr. Mercer and Victoria Streets. YOUNG LADY REQUIRED. TX7E have a vacancy for a YOUNG v' LADY, preferably one with some knowledge of Bookkeeping. Matriculation standard desirable. Successful applicant will be given training in aceountancj'. j INTERNATIONAL CORRESPONDENCE SCHOOLS (N.Z.) LTD., Wakefield Chambers, i 182 Wakefield Street, Wellington. TI7ANTED, COMPETENT YOUNG vv LADY for Tobacco and Confectionery Counter. Apply SELF HELP, ! Courtenay Place. COAT MACHINISTS. WANTED, urgently, FIRST-CLASS v* COAT MACHINISTS, permanent positions and good wages. MASON HINES, LTD., 100 Courtenay Place. '-""" MESSAGE BOY. WANTED, immediately, MESSAGE BOY, from 14 to 15 years of age. Excellent opportunity for right type of Igd to enter the engineering section at the end of three months' service. Apply in person to PRECISION ENGINEERING CO., LTD., 76-79 Kent Terrace, Wellington. LEGAL TYPISTE. TUNIOR GIRL, for typing and general •J duties, in legal office. Previous experience not essential. Apply in own handwriting with copies references, to 750 Evening Post. SHORTHAND-TYPISTE. 117 ANTED FOR INDENT OFFICE/ W SHORTHAND-TYPISTE, about 18 to 20 years of age, with some experience preferred, Salary according to age and ability. 1382 Evening Post. WANTED, Smart, Intelligent YOUTH for Warehouse, and GIRLS for labelling, packing, etc., light, easy work, S^day week. Apply NEWSON AXD CO., LTD,, 9 Herbert Street. BOOKKEEPER SHORTHAND TYPISTE. A YOUNG WOMAN experienced in <** bookkeeping and with a knowledge of shorthand typing is required by an important organisation. The position offers splendid prospects. Salary commensurate with ability. ! Apply in writing, stating age, experience, and enclosing COPIES ONLY of credentials, to "ORGANISATION," Care J. Ilott, Ltd., Advertising Agents, Publicity House, Jervois Quay, Wellington. £3 A WEEK. pEOCK MACHINIST. MADAME DAWNE, 35 Willis Street. ASSURANCE. A LEADING Office transacting Life and •**• Accident Business has a very fine Territory in the North Island vacant, and solicits applications from reliable New Business Producers for the vacancy. Liberal terms are offered to the right man, and every assistance given him, including the use of a Motor-car. New Business Producers who are capable of organising will be given preference, Applications will be treated strictly confidential. Apply in first instance, to ''ASSURANCE," ' Box-1135,"" Wellington. TICKET WRITER. CHART GIRL required as JUNIOR N* TICKET WRITER. Previous experience ABSOLUTELY NECESSARY. Apply personally, with SPECIMENS OF WORK, toTHE MANAGER, C. SMITH, LTD., Cuba Street. JUNIOR SHORTHAND TYPISTE. WANTED by leading motor company, JUNIOR SHORTHAND TYPISTE, some experience desirable but not neces* sary, shorthand speed not less than 60-70 words. Reply, stating age, experience, etc., to P,O. Box 2002, Wellington. GREYMOUTH HARBOUR BOARD, APPLICATIONS are invited for the -"■ Position of TEMPORARY ASSISTANT HARBOUR ENGINEER. Salary £400 per annum. Conditions of appointment can be ob tamed on application to the undersigned. Applications close MAY 1, 1959, W. B. GILBERT, Secretary. 13/4/1939. * PRESSER. ~ ) A POSITION is available for an Experi-J--1- enced Presser in our Frock Factory. Apply Mr. Jones, Fashions Limited, Gas Co. Buildings, Courtenay Place, Wellington. SHORTHAND-TYPISTE. W ANTED, for Professional Office, V SHORTHAND-TYPISTE, preferably with some previous experience of legal work. Reply with details of experience and copies of testimonials, to Box 949, Wellington. RANTED, RADIO SALESMAN, for Philips Radio. Apply 763 Evening Post, TTAmS? ITS REQUIRED. VACANCIES exiet for 150 Recruits in » the N.Z. Regular Military Force. Applicants must fulfil the following requirements, otherwise no use applying(a) Be British subjects. (b) Be unmarried. (c) Be between the ages of 20 and 25' years, A recruit must have attained the age of 20 years but not passed his 25th birthday on May IS, 1939. (d) Be physically fit for active service. (c) Have passed the sixth standard of education or its equivalent. (f) Be not below oft Sin in height (in socks). The period of engagement is five years, which may be extended. I Apply at the nearest Defence Office by' noon on April 26,