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New Zealand Herald, Volume LI, Issue 15501, 7 January 1914, Page 1

Situations Vacant. ASSISTANT Sioreman wanted; wages, £1 2s.—Apply, stating age and where last employed, to V.X Box 331. BLACKSMITH.— Wanted First-class Shoeing Smith.— Stewart. Shoeing Smith, Eden Terrace. BLACKSMITH'S Improver wanted ; 25s and found; must be good nailer-on.— Dimond, Te Kauwhata BOY, strong, wanted.—Champtaloup and Edmiston Booksellers and Stationers, Queen St.. Auckland. BOYS AND GIRLS FOR FACTORY WANTED. WHITTOME, STEVENSON CO., LTD., Newmarket. BISCUIT Baker.—First-class"Man, capable take charge department.Apply with references, D. KingslaDd and Sons., Ltd., Invercargil). CAN-MAKERS, capable, wanted for fishcanning factory.—Stanley Chambers, Victoria Arcade. CANVASSERS, 2, ladies or gents, minted; first-class commission— Studio. 414, Queen St. __ DRESSMAKING.— Bodice and Skirt Hands; also, Improvers wanted at once. —A. Holmes, 29-30. City Chambers. GIRL, smart, to assist.—Harrison Candy Store. GARDENER, competent; must be able to milk.—For address, apply HERALD. GROCERS.— used to canvassing and orders. Main Trunk town. Wages £1 10s. References.—Experience, 971, HEBALD. GOVERNESS, resident, wanted, capable of taking Kindergarten and preparatory work in private school.— for address at HEEALn Office. HARNESS-MAKER wanted, good all-round hand.—L. Marks and Co., Chancery St. HEAD and Tailman for Drag, also Gooseman, for country mill.— Timber Co; HANDS, suitable for fish-canning factory, wanted.—Stanley Chambers, Victoria Arcade. JUNIOR WANTED FOR LOCAL ° INSURANCE OFFICE. Apply BOX 212. G.P.O. LADY, young, of good address, wanted for first-class confectionery; one with previous experience preferred.Apply personally, Allingham's. Symonds St. LADY Ty piste and Shorthand-writer wanted for Solicitor's office; previous office experience not necessary.—Apply in own handwriting, with references, and stating salary required to Lex, P.O. Box 156. PLOUGHMAN wanted for road work, Whangarei; wages, £2 5s and found. —Apply, this day, Road Contractor, 65, Herald. SALESWOMAN, competent, wanted for showroom.—J. H. Dalton, 278, Queen St. SALESMEN.— First-class Salesmen, of good address and ability, for outdoor work; excellent prospects to suitable men. E.A.S., 13, HEBALD. SALESMAN, smart, young, wanted, with . ability to sell and demonstrate for Exhibition; one just arrived from England not objected to; salary and commission.C.A., 976. HERALD. SCRUBCUTTING wanted by 2 experi- «,„ • encod men, day or contract.— 948, Heba-P. SURVEY Cook and Lineman wanted. Must be experienced.—Low, Survey Office, 10 sharpSHOWROOM Experienced young ladr as second sales required.—State fullest particulars and salary George Calvert, Draper, Cambridge. WE have Vacancy in our Garage for «l • handy, reliable Mart, to manage stockroom and for vulcanising work; also strong Youth.—Holland and Gillet, Ltd., Custom Bt. West. YOUTH, -well educated, wanted for office.— Farmers' Union Trading Association, Albert St. * VOUTH, smart, wanted; must be used to Jk the grocery.—Apply Hubber, Grocer, Eden Terrace. .. JOUTH, thoroughly used to horses, „,;-»W|.mß!, ride well— For maafeas .apply.. HlsA-lX', Vj Q.IRL WANTED FOB LITHOGRAPHIC * MACHINE DEPARTMENT. Apply, WORKS MANAGER, _E__LD Office. LADY CLERK, COMPETENT, WANTED, - u TO ASSIST WITH BOOKS. Shorthand and typewriting not es3errtial. Apply, with copies of references and stating salary required to ' PROGRESS, 30, HEBALD. OPERATOR WANTED. POSITION VACANT (NIGHT WORK) FOR EFFICIENT OPERATOR. Minimum output required; clean setting essential. Permanent position to suitable man. NEWS room. Hebalp. LADY ASSISTANTS, EXPERIENCED -U WANTED FOR FANCY DEPART-M-'.fT. Permanent Position. 3. H. PORTER AND CO., Drapers, Newton. T ITHOGRAPHIC PRINTER, FIRSTCLASS, WANTED. Apply, W.M., BOX 32, Auckland. TjEADING INSURANCE COMPANY, FIRE. MARINE. ACCIDENT AND GENERAL, REQUIRES ACTIVE TOWN CANVASSER AND INSPECTOR. Apply, stating age, and experience, to CONFIDENTIAL, 38, HEBALD. MANAGER. Applications are invited for the position of MANAGER OF "THE DOMINION" NEWSPAPER, WELLINGTON. Communications, which will be treated as strictly confidential, should state age, experience, and enclose references, and should be addressed to THE HON. J. DUTHIE. M.L.C., Chairman of Directors, Wellington Publishing Co., Wellington. gTEWARD, SMART, WANTED, Knowledge waiting arid marking billiards. Apply, 9 a.m., THIS DAY, to Chief Steward, COMMERCIAL TRAVELLERS' CLUB. H.M. Arcade. npAUF T RI COAL MINES. LIMITED. RE-OPENING OF MINES. The -. i ■-■ Company ii 'ends t open i< . Mine., .« . ... ESL.' ', the Ma j-«f,nt. Miner 'ad Truckers 3es>.i i if empl'-;,-naent skcu'd at once make app.nation 'j the undersigni.i. No app) cant will be encaged who is not a member oi the Taupiri Coal Mine Workers' Union. J. FLETCHER, , Huntly, January 2, 1911. Manager.