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Evening Post, Volume CXXXIII, Issue 45, 23 February 1942, Page 3

AMALGAMATED THEATRES, LTD., Throughout New Zealand. <^S^ A TE^> Theatre of Pre-eminent Attractions. 2 p.m. TWICE DAILY 8 p.m. Fiction's Newest, Most Dashing Master , of Crime Detection. GEORGE SANDERS ! • MICHAEL ARLEX'S New Detective Thriller— "THE GAY FALCON"—— "THE GAY FALCON" WENDY BAKRIE (Recommended by the Censor for Adults.) Box Plans —D.I.C. and State (51-59 D). SITUATIONS VACANT. ONE FIRST-CLASS MACHINIST, initial wages £3; after 4 weeks' trial £3 ss. Two Boys'to learn the trade, wages above award, are required by manufacturers of high-grade leather goods. Excellent conditions In every respect. Apply— TATUA LEATHER GOODS CO., > 30 Cuba Street, or King 41-678. PROCESS WORKERS WANTED. "VTOUTHS AND MEN are urgently required JL to be trained as PROCESS WORKERS. ■Keen, conscientious men desiring permanent] employment will receive every encouragement. Good working conditions, plus over award rates, make this an attractive offer. Apply— Works Engineer, EXIDE BATTERIES Otf N.Z., LTD.. Hutt Park Road, LOWER HUTT. TAILORS AND PKESSERS. WANTED, TAILOR with factory experience preferred, for Coat and Costume Factory. Also PRESSER or Good UNDERPRESSER. Best wages and conditions, constant work. Applicants can be interviewed on Saturday mornings. JT. LEES AND CO., LTD., T. & W. Young's Buildings, Egmont Street. (Lane next the King's Theatre.) CLEANER PACKER WANTED. WE have a Vacancy for 2 RELIABLE MEN for General Cleaning and Packing. Apply, with references, to Staff Supervisor, | JAMES SMITH, LIMITED. | . _ ■ j j COST CLERK. A' LARGE INDUSTRIAL ORGANISATION invites applications from CAPABLE and I EXPERIENCED MEN for the Position of COST CLERK. Excellent prospects for the right type of man. Must be ineligible for Military Service. Hutt Valley resident preferred. Please apply In own writing, stating age, and giving details of education, experience, etc., to— "Costing," Care GOLDBERG ADVERTISING AGENCY, LTD., A.M.P. Building, Customhouse Quay, Wellington. I ' • . ■ . JUNIOR CLERK. , A LARGE FINANCIAL INSTITUTION requires the : Services of a MALE JUNIOR CLERK. Excellent opportunities for a boy with good secondary education. Address replies, stating date of birth and enclosing copies of testimonials, to— ; 1764 Evening Post. WANTED, ■pELIABLE MEN for DAY AND NIGHT JL\ . SHIFTS. CLEAN WORK, GOOD WAGES. Apply promptly— GRIFFIN AND SONS, Biscuit Manufacturers, Wainui Road, LOWER HUTT. WANTED, TWO GIRLS for our Manufacturing Department; no experience necessary. Good wages. Apply BIUCKMAN'S, 206 Lambton Quay. WANTED, Painters, must be good tradesmen, 3s Id per hour. Ring BELL AND WALKER, 60-099, after 5.30 p.m., or ask for Mr. Bell at Paramount Theatre job (inside). GARDENING. WANTED, an Experienced Gardener, halfday a week, Saturday, Kelburn. Write to Director, Box 110, G.P.O. I STOCKS AND SHARES. ~ Telegrams. "Beta," Wellington. S GEORGE NATHAN. • Sharebroker, Member Wellington Stock Exchange, 111 CUSTOMHOUSE QUAY ■ SPORTS OFFICIAL KILLED ». . — (P.A.) DUNEDIN, Feb. 22. While acting as an official at the Otago athletic championships at the Caledonian ground yesterday afternoon, Mr. Charles W. Frye was struck with a hammer thrown by a competiitor in the hammer-throwing event. Mr. Frye was admitted to hospital with ! severe face and head injuries, and died at 11.50 last night. He was formerly a prominent cross-country runner and won the New Zealand title in 1920. Dock workers now in the Army in a north of England town formed a volunteer labour corps, and when on leave give some of their time to unloading ships. A fine of £2 on a charge of offensive behaviour, and a fine of 10s on a charge of drunkenness were imposed upon James Dale, metal worker, aged 53, by Mr. J. L. Stout, S.M., in the Magistrate's Court today. Winiata Happi Tihini Fraser, labourer, aged 28. was fined £2 by Mr. J. L. Stout. S.M.. in the Magistrate's Court today on a charge of using obscene language. '