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Evening Star, Issue 25684, 7 January 1946, Page 2

Jot mr\i sna Ml fioony AV O pm A Taubmans PRODUCT

The Peace will soon now be a glorious reality . . a For within a few months we expect supplies of raw materials to be available to enable us to once more make— MATTRESSES AND Ini 11 I DOWN QUILTS Wholesale Manufacturers: ARTHUR ELLIS & CO. LTD. ' Dunedin, Christchurch, Invercargill

This Established Manufacturing Organisation offers permanent employment H ALL ENSTEIN BROS II? & NEW ZEALAND early in the New Year for the H.B. FACTORY IN DOWLING ST., DUNEDIN Permanent 5-day Week Jobs, 8 a.m. to 12; Ip.m. to 5 Np Saturday Morning Work . • . Central Situation THE H.B. FACTORY IS one of the most conveniently-situated factories in Dunedin. A stone's throw from the centre of the city—to tram, buses, and railway station. COMFORTABLE, AIRY WORKROOMS. The high-ceilinged factory and good ventilation provide bright, comfortable, and healthy working conditions, centrally heated in winter, and pleasantly cool in summer. An abundance of natural’ light, supplemented'by soft fluorescent lighting.. H.B. STAFF AMENITIES IN FACTORY. Included in the amenities is a bright, well-lighted dining room, with full-time overseer in charge. Private lockers for storing : lunches and other personal property. - H.B. BONUS SYSTEM. There is a bonus system in operation, which allows for additional earnings all the year round. H.B. STAFF ’BENEFIT SOCIETY. The H.B. Benefit Society supplements the Social Security medical benefits at moderate cost. H.B. THRIFT CLUB . . . HOLIDAY SAVINGS. The H.B. Thrift Club has proved itself a "boon and a blessing" to those who participate. In one year as much as £IBOO was saved, week by week, and withdrawn for Christmas-time shopping and annual holidays. VALUABLE KNOWLEDGE AND TRAINING FOR HOME LIFE. Many young women, now married with families, have the training and knowledge acquired at the H.B. Factory to thank for their „ability to make their children's clothes to-day. One woman remarked recently: " Thank goodness, I learned how to' make boys' shirts and other garments at the H.B. Factory." HIGH AVERAGE PERIOD OF EMPLOYMENT. The number of years many have worked at the H.B. Factory speaks volumes for the pleasant conditions under which the staff work. Many of the present staff have been employed ten years, several have over - 20 years to their credit, and one has been in the H.B. Factory for 60 years. CHOICE OF TYPE OF WORK. Applicants may register their preference for either white work or clothing work. MAKERS OF MEN'S AND BOYS* CLOTHING IN NEW ZEALAND FOR 73 YEARS APPLY AT THE FACTORY IN DOWIIING ST. from TO-MORROW