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Gisborne Herald, Volume LXXVI, Issue 23041, 3 September 1949, Page 1

BEAUTIFY YOUR KITCHEN WITH THE NEW ft PLIX” PLASTIC SINK WITH CUPBOARDS ETC. We Invite Your Inspection. SMITH & SMITH LTD. CUSTOMHOUSE STREET GISBORNE Phone 2555.

CHRISTOBELLE FLORISTE Phone 3412. 176 Rutene Rd. Member Florists’ Telegraphic Delivery. LET FLOWERS CONVEY YOUR MESSAGE They carry messages of sympathy, of love and friendship, and even of cheer. FLOWERS FOR ALL OCCASIONS —Consult— BERRIDGE’S FLORAL STUDIO Members of Florists’ Telegraphic Exchange. Phones: Day 4404 Night 3510, 2850. QUALITY PUSH CHAIRS A really nice selection of highclass Push Chairs, with hoods if desired, cane and coach, large sponge tyres, just arrived. RUSSELL CYCLES SITUATIONS WANTED PENSIONER would like job milking one or two cows and few odd jobs return for home or bach. Write No. 64, Herald. - 271 SITUATIONS VACANT NIGHT Sister required for 3 months for small medical and surgical hospital. Apply the Matron, Maitland Private Hospital, Palmerston North. 356 WANTED, Man for pipe works. Hume Pipe Co. . 439 WANTED, Shepherd for Mangaheia. Ring_s4_Tolaga Bay, evenings. 393 WANTED, Mechanic for our Workshop. Good wages and conditions. Apply Gisborne Transport Ltd. 409 WANTED, Boy to work after school. Apply Page Plating Co., Wainui Road. WANTED, Painter and Paperhanger. Annly A. W. Adams, Grey St. or ring 2499 after 6 p.m. 430 WANTED. Experienced Bushmen. Good married accommodation free. Apply Box Company. 462 WANTED. Boy for sheep-farm, handy to town. Another boy on place. Phone 25S or .25K Te Karaka. 463 WANTED. Man Cook. -Permanent pensioner. Dial 9, ask s for 947 evenings. _ 294 WANTEdUSingIe Shepherd, for station h-mdy to Gisborne. Apply Common, Shelton & Co. Ltd. 499 GISBORNE GARMENTS LTD.

HAVE vacancies for EXPERIENCED also for JUNIORS to »Sbe trained in the garment manufacturing trade. '0 Here is your opportunity to secure position with wages and bonuses on the highest scale. We invite girls and their parents to call and discuss what'we have to offer. Apply THE MANAGER, GISBORNE GARMENTS LTD. 63 Peel Street., Tel. 3494. 87 GISBORNE MASTER GROCERS’ ASSOCIATION APPLICATIONS are invited- from those with secretarial experience for the position of Secretary-Treasurer of * the above Assn. Schedule of duties and any other information may be obtained from the President, with whom applications close at noort on Friday, 9th September, 1949. Applications should be submitted in writing to P.O. Box 258. . GORDON J. GREGORY, 269 President. TRADESMEN WANTED ONE CARPENTER AND ONE JUNIOR Wanted For Permanent Positions. —Apply— GEO. H. DOUGLAS, Builder & Contractor, 359 Gladstone Road. WANTED % OFFICE ASSISTANT OFFICE ASSISTANT Experience an advantage. Apply by letter to — MANAGER GISBORNE HOTEL •> / 362 CAREERS FOR ENGINEERING" GRADUATES VACANCIES exist in the Public Service for those faking the final examinations in Engineering as well as for graduates of the University and of the Institutions of Engineers. Appointments are to Professional Staff of Ministry of Works or the State HydroElectric Dept, at commencing rales of pay up to £507 p.a., dependent on qualifications. Minimum commencing rate for a B.E. graduate whose Degree, has been conferred is £447. Subject to satisfactory progress, promotion is automatic to £607 p.a., with good . ooportuoities thereafter for higher posts. Practical training may be completed as port of service as required.; Ministry of Works: Assistant Engi- j reers—C : vil. Mechanical, Electrical. |

State Hydro-Electric Department: Assistant Electrical Engineers; Assistant Mechanical Engineers. Aon’'cations on P.S.C. Form 17A tat Post Offices) clo?'' with Public Service <n Wth September, 1949. F*>r f’.tri s -'r dnt'il" r f oosiMons '"rite : t ta Co"->rnissioner nC Works or to General Mrnvger. State Hydro-Electric Dept., Wellington. , 454