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New Zealand Herald, Volume LIII, Issue 16205, 15 April 1916, Page 1

Situations Vacant. APPRENTICE wanted for Dressmaking.— E. Bridgens, 63, Karangahape Rd., Pitt Street Buildings. BOY wanted.—Gee and Potters, Coachbuilders, Rutland St. 1 BOY wanted.—E. Stsnsfield, Pork Butcher. Karangahape Rd., Newton. BOY, smart, wanted two hours daily, deliver circulars; 5s week. Also, House-maid-Waitress or General. 20s.—Australia. Wellesh St. 800 l Trade.-Wanted-A Good Rough- , stuff Cutter.—Charles Herring. Dundonald St. BOOK-KEEPER wanted for city firm, capable taking charge of books.— experience and salary to Permanent, 3390, Herald. -, (■»AJfVASSER, lady, wanted,, house to \J house; good salary to experienced saleswoman—Travel, 3879, Herald. DRESSMAKER, good, wanted immediately, daily.— personally, Mrs. Warner, No. 1, Paico Avenue, off Dominion Rd.. Mt. Eden. 1 FENCER, good, wanted.; st.&te einerienro. . wafes. Also, Strong Youth.—Wire first L. Soooner, Waimarino. T7LAXCCTTERS, Scutchers, 30a; Washer, -L Catchers Sorters. Cook. 455; Married Couple, Farm Hands, good wages.—McLeod's Registry, Exchange Lane. GROOM.— Young Man wanted to look after horses.— today, after 2 o'clock. James Pettie. York Ave.. Epsom. VIIRLS WANTED FOR FACTORY.' SHARLAND AND CO.. LTD., Coburg Street. _ LAD, strong, wanted for delivery cart.— Hutchinson Bros.. Ltd., Queen St. LAW CLERK wanted; one with some knowledge of searching preferred. PORRITT AND MUELLER. Solicitors, Safe Deposit Buildings. MAN, young, strong, wanted for grocer's cart and attend to hors;s; good wages. —Address at HERALD. MAN wanted to kill 2 beasts a week and help attend small country store; wages, £3 weekly.— 3322. HERALD. ACCOUNTANT, QUALIFIED. WANTED For Public Accountant's Office. State qualifications and experience, and enclose references (copies only), to AUDITOR. 3343. Herald. ELECTRICAL WIREMAN AND ASSISTANTS. WANTED AT ONCE. For WESTFIELD FREEZING WORKS. Up to £4 per week and long job for good men. Apply, between 9 and 10. to LAWSON AND MURRAY. Grey Buildings (Chancery St. Entrance), High Street. ■CURST-CLASS ASSISTANT STEWARDS WANTED FOR R.M.S. NIAGARA. Apply, UNION S.S. CO. jHIREMEN WANTED IMMEDIATELY. Apply, UNION S.S. CO OF N.Z., LTD. TNTFLLIGENT YOUTH REQUIRED FOR LARGE CITY OFFICE. Good Prospects for Smart Lad. Apply, with references, FIGURES, 3360, HERALD. OMART BOY WANTED FOR LARGE GENERAL MERCHANT'S OFFICE Age 15 to 17. Must be well educated Good prospectn. BOX 321, G.P.0., Auckland. X*T I N ? i DBOY FOR TIMBER MERCHANT'S OFFICE. Good opening for Smart Boy. Aptly to P.O. BOX 149, P.O. BOX 149, Auckland. YJlf A N "T ii DSMART INTELLIGENT BOY, FOR OFFICE. Apply in own handwriting, with references, to SHARLAND AND CO., Wholesale Chemists, Lome Street. RANTED. SEVERAL SMART BOYS TO LEARN THE TRADE. Also, ASSISTANTS FOR OUR SOFT FURNISHING DEPARTMENT. Apply, GEORGE COURT AND SONS. LTD., Tho Big Store, Karangahape Road. "AUCKLAND ' HARBOUR BOARD. APPOINTMENTS TO PERMANENT STAFF. Secretary's Office, April 13, 1916. Applications will be received at this Office until TUESDAY, April 25. 1916. at 10 a.m.. for the positions of Cadet in the Secretary and Treasurer's Department, and Junior Clerk in the Harbour Department, Salary to be at the rote of £40 per annum : and £65 per annum respectively. Knowledge of Shorthand and Typewriting essential. . Jjf, , Conditions of appointmenftmay be seen upon application at this Office. ' By ° rder - H. B. BURNETT. Secretary. THE AUCKLAND HOSPITAL AND CHARITABLE AID BOARD. The Auckland Hospital, and Charitable Aid Board require the services of a Resident Medical Officer for one year. Salary, £400 per annum. Board and quarters provided. H. N. GARLAND. Secretary. April 6, 1916. THE DOMINION PORTLAND CEMENT COMPANY. LIMITED. - HYDRO-ELECTRIC DEPARTMENT. POWER-STATION SUPERINTENDENT. Applications will be received up to Noon, FRIDAY, April 28. 1916. for the position of Power Station Superintendent in the Wairua Power Station, situated about 18 miles from Whangarci. System: Three-phase, generated at 5500 volts, and transmitted at 22,000 volts. Three sub-stations are connected with the system. Present installation consists of 3000 h.p. Salary: Commencing salary, £325 per annum, rising to a maximum of £500 per annum. Conditions of appointment end schedule of duties can be obtained from S. IRWIN CROOKES, Consulting Engineer, Palmerston Buildings, Auckland. E. GERARD. Secretary.