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SITUATIONS VACANT. pIRL FOR SHOP. Wages £2/10/per week. Apply Argus. (COMPETENT CLERK (male or female). Essential undertaking. Written applications with references to Union Steam Ship Co. of N.Z., Ltd. EARN 5/- TO 10/- HOUR. Writing Showcards and Tickets. Free illustrated booklet shows you how to begin. Write to-day. McKay’s Art Studios, Box A 367, Wanganui. VOUNG Girl 'or Young Married Woman to milk cows .and help with light housework. Good wages. Experience not essential. Apply Argus. GREY ELECTRIC POWER BOARD. W" ANTED: A BOY, just leaving ’’ ischool preferred, as apprentice Electrician. Apply in own handwriting on or before Saturday, 26th August, 1944. SINCLAIR TROTTER. Engineer. TpASY EXTRA MONEY. Make simpie, attractive Rag Dolls at home from scran material. We show you how and buy your work. Write now for free details: Mac Masters Toy Supply, Box 183, Wanganui. BRUNNER BOROUGH COUNCIL. A PPLICATIONS are invited for the position of Truck Driver. Permanent pos’tion to suitable man, with good prospects of early promotion. Award wages. Written .applications, stating experience addressed to the undersigned will be received until August 21. FRED C. ELLIOTT, Town Clerk. " FLAN YOUR FUTURE! Do not just “drift along.” Like a ship’s captain, set a course to get safely “there” in the shortest time. For your future career, the BEST Course is an I.C.S. one, giving knowledge and training to ensure success.. Here are some:— Accountancy Motor Mechan’c Architecture Sheet Metal Work Building Quantity Estimating Plasties Analytical Chemist Journalism Wireman's License Rad'o Eng. Short Story Writing Send for the Free I.C.S. Prospectus, stating your subject or trade. Plan a successful career with I.C.S. tracing. Write NOW to:— INTERNATIONAL CORRESPONDENCE SCHOOLS, Dept C, 126 Gloucester St., Ch. Ch. SCHOOL DENTAL NURSES Vacancies for Students. APPLICATIONS are invited from young women desirous of entering upon a professional career in work of national importance for appointment as STUDENT DENTAL NURSES in the Department of Health. QUALIFICATIONS: Applicants must be over the 'age of 17 years, possess good health (including wellcared for natural teeth), and have reached a standard of education not lower than School Certificate. Applicants who expect to qualify for this or for Univers'ty Entrance at the end of the current year should make this clear when applying, and should forward the results as soon as they are available.

The work is particularly attractive to those who are interested in children. Successful appl'cants will be required to enter into an agreement to serve for a minimum of five years from date of appointment. TRAINING: The course of training occupies two years, and is undertaken at the Domin’on Training School lor Dental Nurses, Wellington, a modern institution equipped with complete facilities for both theoretical and practical instruction. Student dental nurses are accommodated at hostels associated with the Training School, and due care is given to their health and welfare. SALARY: (a) Student dental nurses receive £75 p.a. while training, and those whose home is not in Wellington receive in addition a lodging allowance of £4O p.a. (b) On completion of training, the commencing salary for .a school dental nurse is £195 p.a. increas'ng over a period of seven years to £250 p.a. Further promotion to positions as Dental Tutor Sisters and Dental Nurse Inspectors is available to nurses of suitable experience and ability. In addition to salaries quoted above, a cost of living allowance of £26 p.a. is pavable to both student and trained school Dental Nurses. Full information concerning salary and the training and work of a school dental nurse is given in an illustrated booklet obtainable from address below. . „„ _ APPLICATIONS, made on P.S.C. Form 17A (obtainable at principal Post Offices) will be received till NOON on Friday, Ist September, 1944, addressed to The Secretary, Public Service Commissioner, WELLINGTON. _ LOST AND FOUND. VVO.ULD kind person who removed ’’ Torch from my residence on Tuesday, please return to save further trouble.—E. Loughman, Soldiers’ Flat. _ PERSONAL. BEWAR'D! You’ll be rewarded for sending your weekly wash to the Westland Laundry by a freedom from wash-day tiredness. Try the No. 2 Thrifty Service, 5/-. Depot: 27 Albert St. ’Phone 136. PUBLIC NOTICES. HURRY UP! Lucky Kiwi Art Union, £5OOO in 305 prizes, £2OOO Ist. prize, £5OO 2nd. prize, closing to-day (Saturday), drawn Aug. 30. Tickets 2/6. Profits to patriotic funds. BOOT AND SHOE REPAIRS, Neatly executed. Only the Best of Leather and Workmanship. A Trial la Solicited. L 2 ampese Mawhera Quay, Greymouth. ' -renovate YOUR CANE PRAM. Send it to— OXLEY’S PRAM DEPOT, 5928 Colombo Street, CHRISTCHURCH. There’si a Queen Bee Store right near your door, 1/5 and 2/5.