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Evening Star, Issue 23180, 1 February 1939, Page 10

NOTICE TO ADVERTISERS. ADVERTISEMENTS for insertion in the ' Star * and ALL BUSINESS COMMUNICATIONS should be addressed to the MANAGER. Only Literary Contributions and Letters for publication should be addressed to the Editor.

AGENCIES WANTED. N.Z. MANUFACTURERS! (Large or Small). DO YOU WANT DOMINION-WIDE REPRESENTATION ? An old-established and well-known Firm with several branches and Travelling Representatives wishes to get into touch with Manufacturers of Electrical and allied lines which can be run in conjunction with a WHOLESALE ELECTRICAL and ENGINEERS’ BUSINESS. The advertisers have continuous contact with Power Boards, electrical contractors, industrial concerns, etc., their goodwill and standing being of the highest. Those N.Z. Manufacturers who are interested in such a firm that can successfully sell and distribute their goods throughout the Dominion are invited to communicate, in first instance, with •‘ ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING,” Care W. B. Fitchett Ltd.,' Advertising Agents. -P.O; Box-617, ' Wellington. TO IMPORTERS AND MANUFAC- : TURERS. ■ /CHRISTCHURCH Representative in DunVy edin until February Bth wishes to Meet Local Manufacturers or others interested in obtaining Live Representation in Canterbury and Christchurch. State type of goods. * Reply CONFIDENCE, H2l, ‘Star.’ SITUATIONS VACANT. , Advertisement® of 16 words under the I endings of Situations Vacant, Wanted, For Sale, To Let, Lost and Found, Miscellaneous; Wants, etc.. Is per insertion, three sonsecutive insertions 2s 6d, sis consecutive insertions ss, Cash with order. SITUATIONS VACANT. FIVE MONTHS’ CONTINUOUS EMPLOYMENT. SPECIAL RESERVE—TERRITORIAL FORCE, ATTRACTIVE conditions are offered lo physically-fit young MEN between the ages of 18 and 30 years fo enjoy a healthy and congenial life for five months. Free clothing, medical attendance, and vocational training are provided. RATES OF PAY. ■ (a) During five months’ initial training, 8s per day, seven days a week (less 2s 6d per day for quarters and rations supplied). (b) During ten days’ annual camp, minimum 12s per day, which includes camp allowance. (Rations and quarters free.) VOCATIONAL TRAINING. Part of the training time of each man will be spent at the nearest Technical College, where facilities will be provided for him to receive instruction in one of the courses provided by that College. Selection of the course will be made by the man. TERMS OP SERVICE. (a) Five months’ (20 weeks) continuous training at a camp or fort before posting to a Territorial Unit. ' Training commences oh February 22nd and terminates on July 12 tb. (b) Attendance for three consecutive years at the annual camp (10 days) of the Unit to which posted. ■ CONDITIONS OF ENLISTMENT. Every applicant must fulfil the following conditions:— (a) Be a British subject. ' (b) Be unmarried. (c) Have attained his 18th, but not passed his 30th birthday on enlistment. ,(d) Be not less than sft Tin in height (in socks). \ (e) Be physically fit. 1 CLOSING DATE. Applications will be received at all Defence Offices up to Noon on 11th FEBRUARY. For any further information apply at the nearest Defence Office. SECURE Income for Life!—Wanted, Men and Women in all cities and towns; sincere persons can earn £25 to £SO monthly or definite salary. No canvassing, machinery, store, or capital necessary. Absolutely brand new in N.Z. Some staff earnings last week; C.G. £8 12s, W.G.H. £9 18s, S.O. £l2 10s, R.C. £ll 10s. Wonderful proposition for business people, spare-time workers, and ambitious persons. Full details free.—Modern, Cooke’s Buildings, Auckland. APPLICATIONS, closing with the Undersigned on MONDAY, February 6, are invited for the Position 'of JUNIOR TYPISTE, Home Science Extension Department. ‘Salary at rate of £75 per annum. H. CHAPMAN, Registrar. ROSLYN BOWLING CLUB. GREENKEEPER REQUIRED, f A PPLICATIONS will be received up to -tlu and including MONDAY, February 8. Apply, with references, to W. J. M‘KAY, 27 City road, Koslyn. ‘Y\f ANTED, capable General; three I TTi adults; easy place; 30s per week.— E 613, ‘ Star.’ WANTED, energetic Youth for dairy farm and milk run; also Boy (left school) for run.—Phone 18-722. WANTED, capable Girl for household duties; 2 adults, one child; good home; 255.—161 a Victoria road, St. Clair; 25420. WANTED, capable Girl to do plain cooking and general housework; sleep in; no washing; city home; good wages; leferences essential.—Phone 15-756. WANTED, capable Maid, light housework daily.—Apply Mrs MTnnes, 6 logs Avenue, St. Clair.—Phone 22-407. CAPABLE and reliable Person, care invalid lady, wheel chair.—Apply 97 Frederick street. DOMESTIC Help, country town; middleaged, elderly preferred.—Apply 73 Cargill street, between 7-8, evenings. TALENTED Children for “ Shirley Temple” Tap Classes; interviews 2 till 4 daily.—Academy Dancing, 10 George atreefc. PUPILS to Learn Crooning, Cabaret and Radio Singing.—Academy Crooning, 10 George street (Jack Priestley, principal). WANTED, Probationer for pantry, assist dining room.—Apply Maxims Tea Rooms', High street.