SITUATIONS WANTED. '"EXPERT SEWING MACHINE . SERVICE. TVTECHANIC, late Singer Factory, Glasgow, complete overhauls. Satisfaction assured. For service, write “Mechanic,” C/o. Argus. SITUATIONS VACANT. WOMAN to do sewing and knitting. Write “Urgent,” C/o. Argus. TAOMESTIC HELP. Easy place. Small adult family. Sleep in or out. Apply Mrs Joseph McLean, 203 Tainui Street. A Position is open in the Railway Department as Surfaceman on the Dunollie-Rewanui Section. Applicants must either interview Inspector Permanent Way, Greymouth or C. MacGregor, Dunollie. TWO ROUNDSMEN WANTED. Good Wages. Short Hours. Apply— R-IVERSDALE DAIRY SUPPLIES. THE GREYMOUTH NURSERY PLAY-CENTRE. HHHE Executive of the above Centre A solicit applications for the position of SUPERVISOR for children using the Centre. The position would, at first, involve a very small amount of time, probably three to four hours on either a Wednesday or Friday. This will of course increase as the Centre grows and applicants should have had some experience of children’s needs in the way of care and organisation in games. Applications, which close on 9th. December, may be addressed to the Secretary. Miss J. P. D. Morant, C/o. Box 53, Greymouth. CALIFORNIA COFFEE SHOPPE 4 Willis Street, WELLINGTON. Requires the following StaffOne full-time Kitchen Hand for Salad and Sandwich making. Wages £3 10/- per week clear. One full-time Tea and Coffee Dispenser. Wages £3 per week clear. Two full-time Waitresses. Wages £3 per week clear. Good conditions of work. 6.30 p.m. closing with meals and uniforms provided. Closed Saturday afternoons and Sunday. This exclusive Coffee Shoppe is one of the busiest in Wellington, and only girls of good .appearance and manner need apply. Successful applicants will have their fares refunded at the end of three months’ service. Apply— THE MANAGER, California Coffee Shoppe,- ■ 4 Will’s Street, Wellington, Telephone 46-802. AFTER THE WAR? SO many men will be competing for positions and jobs that preference will be given to I.C.S. trained men. This world wide Educational Institution gives to those who want to get on in life the very finest training. Some of tlie 300 Courses are:— Building Diesel Engineer Architecture Electrical Eng. Accountancy Mechanical Eng. Plastics Motor Mechanic Refrigeration. Foundry Work In spare time, study and complete an I.C.S. specialized Course of training and so advance your position. • Call or write for details of Courses and Free I.C.S. Prospectus. INTERNATIONAL
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PUBLIC NOTICES QPTICAL gERVICE Established over 45 years. 677 Colombo St., Christchurch. n/FR'. S. R. WHALE will personally visit GREYMOUTH on WEDNESDAY, December 13th.. and THURSDAY, December 14th., till 2.30 p.m., and may be consulted for SIGHT TESTING AT REVINGTON’S HOTELAppointments for this visit can now be made by writing to 677 Colombo Street, Christchurch, or at Revington’s Hotel. Invalids visited. TRUCKS, EX ARMY. TRUCKS, EX ARMY. FARMERS AND COMMERCIAL 1 USERS now have an opportunity to procure either a light or heavy Truck from a large selection of vehicles ex the Army, to be disposed of ON FRIDAY, DECEMBER Ist. These vehicles will be available ■ for inspection on 29th and 30th November, and it provides an excellent opportunity for transport operators and other essential users to replace unsuitable or worn out vehicles at _ a time when new vehicles are not available for civilian use. There are a limited number of 15 cwt. and 1 ton vehicles in very recent models, suitable for farmers, milk vendors and other, essential users. All vehicles have exceptionally good tyres and the number available ensures intending buyers of a wide variety of makes, models and body types from which to select. Anyone interested should ring, write or call to make an appointment to inspect the vehicles, and we will give every ass'stance in the selection of a vehicle suitable for the type of work for which it is required. Full particulars and list of vehicles from— BAILLIE, NEVILLE & CO. LTD. P.O. Box 190. Phones: 119, 233. GREYMOUTH. ro-EST COASTERS! When in ’’J Christchurch we invite you to inspect our showrooms displaying our distinctive furniture. Everything marked in plain figures.—C. A. NEATE, 628 Colombo St., cm. Tuam Street, Christchurch.
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Grey River Argus, 24 November 1944, Page 1
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