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New Zealand Herald, Volume LII, Issue 16032, 25 September 1915, Page 1

Situations Wanted. A DVERTISING.—Position as Secretary. -ax Commercial Understudy; keen advervi*"- acoou nt. mail order; could specialise publicity manufacturer's products.—Systematic. 13, Herald. T)UTCHER seeks engagement as good, all- -»-» round man; shop, slaughter, or round; Waiiiku manager ; Z°°* refa— Butcher, "TiRESSMAKING and Plain Sewing ■*-' wanted; 5s per day.M.C.. HERALD. I?NGINE-DRIVER wants position where second ticket is required.— 769. "PRUIT Farmers.— seeks situation; 2 u . r A a B Now Zealand experience.— Post Office. Tuakau. T>ARMERS.—Man, experienced, married, -*- wants position to take charge of farm or cattle run; thoroughly acquainted with live —Farmer, 751. HERALD. XpARM Hands, Domestics, Milkers, M. *■ Couples and Housekeepers, now waiting __ employment, at Saunders's Registry (unaer new management*. 12, Strand Arcade, ground floor. 'Phone 900. ./7J.IRL, young, seeks position in Office; ! ~ shorthand and typewriting.Trust- . worthy, 791, HERALD. /GARDENING, practical or landscape, i p« wai i ted J„ or contract; references — 1 Practical. 749, HERALD. (J.ARDENER, experienced, requires work . " y^"a week, or permanent: sober, active.— 771, HERALD. GENERAL, competant, open for engagement : small adult family • wages, £1: references.—Miss Lee. 48. Upper Vincent Bt(GOVERNESS, nursery, or Children's y-* JNurre. disengaged, desires position, town or country Nurse. 790. HERALD. HARNESSMAKER requires situation, . country shop preferred: sober, industrious.—B.. 748, Herald. HOUSEKEEPER seeks position to gentlet- an ' Main Trunk line preferred.— Burnett s Registry, Security Buildings, Queen St. , TTOUSEKEEPEB—GentIewoman desires J- A. position; good cook, capable, experienced; thorough knowledge of poultry-raising and dairy work.—E.MS., HEEALD. OUSEKEEPEB. — Position wanted by very refined Young Lady, to one gentleman; nice home, every duty; town, suburbs.—Particulars Stevens G.P.O. Auckland. LADY wishing to return to England desires XJ position as Companion-Help in return tor passage paid.— Sailor, 682, HERALD. MAN wants work as groom and gardener or garden work by day.—M.F., 797. Herald. MAN. elderly. ac*iv°, sober, reliable, wante . employment such as lift, etc.; 14 years' in last position. 753, HERALD. MAN. small private means, wants com--1"'-*- fortable home in exchange for work, gardening, care motor-or horse, milk, etc.; refs.— 779, HERALD.. ATERNITY, Nurse has accommodation for ladies during accouchement, or will nurse, own —Nurse Lynch, 37. Sentinel Rd. Phone 2584. MILKING on Shares wanted urgently; good herd and good place; hand or machines; or would manage good farm.— Farm Manager, 757, HERALD. NURSE, young, wants position as NurseCompanion ; country preferred.Apply 29, Albert St.. St. Clair, Dunedin. NURSE, maternity, certificated, disengaged for October, town or country: . terms moderate.Sister Rainsford. 37, Sentinel Road. Ponsonby. 'Phone 2584. POSITION wanted by an Elderly English Lady Teacher in aided or other school.— Address at HERALD. SEWING by the day wanted; . children's or adults'; . experienced.—Mrs. Wallace, P. 0.. Symonds St • SALESMAN, experienced, ' wants' good 'lines to sell farmers and merchants in Waikato' district; wages and commission.Salesman. 750. HERALD. ;■_..-■ OHORTHAND-Typiste.—Lady, , good corresKJ;- pondent, desires ~- temporary '-'engage-* ment, or wonw ♦each, these subsets in coun- 1 try—H. 796. HEBALD. '■ ; TAILOR, first-class coat,hand, seeks situation; town or country.—B.J.H., Box 33, Taneatua. -. j TRAVELLING.— wanted by total abstainer; 10 years' confectionery experience; references, Auckland to Dunedin Watson. Herald. I . . WORK by day (Wednesday and Thursday), wanted by first-class Woman. Veritas. 72. Ardmore Rd.. Ponsonby. ■ i Situations Vacant. Office of the Public Service Commissioner. . Wellington, September 28, 1915. APPLICATIONS,, to be made on P.B.C. . Form 17a, obtainable at principal post offices, will be received by the Undersigned ! for the following positions: — . . SIGNALMAN, Marine Department. Hokianga. General Division. Salary £170, maximum £200 per annum. Applications close October 9. LAUNCH ENGINEER. Tourist and Health Resorts Department. Te Wairoa. General Division. Salary, £175 per annum. Applications'close October 11. Further particulars may be obtained on application to the Permanent Heads of the i respective Departments. Wellington. The' appointments will be subject to the provisions of the Public Service Act, 1912. P. VERSCHAFFELT.J Secretary. AUCKLAND EDUCATION BOARD. _ ' -'\ Separate applications, on printed forms, will be received for any of the undernamed ap pointments until 5 p.m. on THURSDAY. September 30:— KAWHIA—Head Master. Salary, £200 and five-roomed residence. Last Quarter's average, 56. DACRE'S AND TAWHABANUI (near Matakana.' Rodney County)—Half-timo. Sole Teacher. Salary (six days), £200 and £30 house allowance. Combined average, 26. i KENNEDY BAY (10 miles from Coromandel>—Sole Teacher. £140 and £20 house allowance- Average,. 29. HUKATERE (near Matakohe. Kaipara)— sole Teacher. £140 and £20 house allowance Average, 21. RAIMA! (20 miles from Tauranga)— loacher. £110 and £20 house allowance. Average, 9. FEMALE ASSISTANTS—Rotoroa D H 'Primarydepartment). £190: Te Aroha" D.H. (primary department), £150; Pukekohe D.H. (primary department). £150Te Awamutu, £120; Greerton (Tauranga), £120: Whananaki (Whangarei County). £120. AUCKLAND (N.Z.) Y.M-C.A.

.•Applications are invited for the position of GENERAL SECRETARY of the Young Men s Christian Association. Auckland, New Zealand. , Applicants must states the r r age. experience, general qualifications, and the amount of salary required. For the services of an able' organiser the Association is prepared to pay an adequate salary, say, up to £500 per annum. The engagement is to be for a term of. two years, terminable at any time thereafter on. three months' notice in writ~'nsr. Applications, accompanied by photographs and testimonials, and marked " Application for Secretaryship," must reach the Y M.C.A.. Auckland, on or before the 15th November, 1915. RESIDENT COMMISSIONER. RAROTONGA. The Office of Resident Commissioner for the Cook Islands at Rarotonsa will shortly be vacant. It is desired that the Commissioner should be qualified to act as Judge of the High Court of the Islands, and the ordinary administrative duties are such as to require legal training. The Government invite members of the legal profession who have been admitted to practice in any part o£ His Majesty's Dominions, and who are prepared to accept the position, to make application in writing to the Hon. Dr Pomare. Minister in. Charge of the Cook Islands before the 31st October, 1915. The appointment will be for three years from January 1. 1916, subject to the right of the Government to terminate it by three months notice if the Commissioner fails in any respect to perform his duties to the satisfaction of the Government. Salary £700 per annum. The Commissioner will be required to reside in the Cook Islands during the whole of his term of office, unless granted leave of absence by the Governor of New Zealand. Further particulars can be obtained at the office of the Cook Islands Department, Parliamentary Buildings, Wellington. Personal canvass prohibited.