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Gisborne Herald, Volume LXXV, Issue 22662, 12 June 1948, Page 1

“REINCRETE” CONCRETE REINFORCED SHEETS NOW AVAILABLE kny Quantity. SMITH & SMITH Customhouse Street

FLORAL ARTISTE MISS CHRISTINA ORMISTON Telephone 3412. 176 Rutene Rd. Member Florists’ Telegraphic Delivery Association. “PROCTERS” FLORAL ARTISTS Shop 2200 PHONE Res. 2999 For All Floral Work. WREATHS AND BOUQUETS FLORAL EMBLEMS AT SHORTEST NOTICE. H. PARKIN FLORISTE. Member Florists’ '’"elegraphic Exchange 31 deLautour Road 'Phone 2921 LEI FLOWERS CONVEY YOUR message’. They carry messages of sympathy, of love and friendship and even of cheer FLOWERS FOR ALL OCCASIONS.. —Consult— ISKUKIDUKS’ FLORAL STUDIO Members of Florists’ Telegraphic Exchange. Phones: Day 4484 - Night 3510 2850 SITUATIONS WANTED CHILDREN'S Sewing. Write 36. Herald. 24 EXPERIENCED Married Shepherd requires position on station. Own cottage. Wife no duties. References. Address Herald. 863 MARRIED Man. one child, desires position Cowman-Gardener. Experienced farm and stock work. Own cottage. "Wife no duties. Write No. 25. Herald. YOUTH, partly experienced, wants job with fencer. Address Herald. 757 YOUTH (16) requires position in office shop or warehouse. Reply No. 30, C/o Herald. 915 SITUATIONS VACANT A LEADING North Island Hotel requires a Head Waitress, must be able to take complete charge of large dining room. Write “Capable,” C/o Gisborne Herald. ' 960 BOY or Youth, factory work and messages. Gisborne Mirror and Auto Glass Co. Ltd., 30 Read's Quay. 842 WAITRESS for Masonic Hotel, live in or out. 959 CORONATION HOTEL WANTED PORTER-BARMAN. Apply MANAGER. 963 CORONATION HOTEL WANTED ONE WAITRESS ONE HOUSEMAID ONE PANTRYMAID Good Conditions. Apply MANAGER. 964 ROYAL NEW ZEALAND AIR FORCE APPLICATIONS are invited from men between 17£ and 30 years for enlistment in the following ground trades of the Royal N.Z. Air Force. Personnel selected will be given full training in their trade up to a high standard as detailed below. CLERK GENERAL DUTIES: Clerical and secretarial duties. CLERK ACCOUNTING: Pay Ledgers and pay lists; accounting for stores etc. EQUIPMENT ASSISTANT: Receipt, issue, etc., of all equipment. Equivalent to a highly trained civilian storeman. NURSING ORDERLY: Training in first aid, general nursing, etc., and ward management. Advanced courses up to State Registration standard for Male Nurses AIRFIELD SAFETY ASSISTANT: Fire-fighting (duties similar to firemen in civilian life). Traffic control of aircraft at airfields. . . COOK: Duties similar to chef in civilian life. Training given in cooking, practical butchery, and serving of meals. SAFETY EQUIPMENT WORKER: Inspection, servicing, etc. of parachutes, and air-sea rescue apparatus. . t Initial engagements are up to eignt years, with the opportunity of long-term engagement later. Applications also invited from men between 17J and 48 years for enlistment as: AIRCRAFTHANDS: General station duties—semi-skilled and unskilled. MECHANICAL TRANSPORT DRIVERS: Duties: Driving and day-to-day servicing of all types of M.T. vehicles. Initial engagements up to five years. RESERVISTS: Vacancies exist in all ground trades for trained Reservists, including a limited number of 24-year engagements. Those selected for longterm engagements may buy back previous service for superannuation purposes. WAAFS: Vacancies exist in the W.A.A.F., and there are opportunities for ex-membgrs to re-enlist. The Selection Committee visits your centre frequently. Interviews available without obligation on cither side. Watch for further details, meanwhile secure your copy of the booklet, “Your Career in the Royal N.Z. Air Force.” Apply to Enlistment Section, Air Dept., Private Bag, Wellington. ' 770