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New Zealand Herald, Volume LIII, Issue 16326, 5 September 1916, Page 1

Situations Vacant. ACCOUNTANT wanted; must be smart and have thorough knowledge accountancy; ineligible active service; permanent position for good man.—Full particulars and salary, J, C. R. Watts, Morrinßville. i ■ ■ APPRENTICE.-Smart, educated Boy or i* Girl, wanted, as Apprentice.— H. McKinney, Chemist, Jervois Rd. ASSISTANT wanted for Clothing and ■ix Tailoring Department, for Hamilton branch.—Hugh Wright, Ltd., Queen St. BLACKSMITH, good, all round, tor East Coast; wages, £3 15s.—Burns and Co. BLACKSMITH, quarry, no shoeing; Ploughman. 40s. 355; Milkers. 40s, 355. 305,: Wheel-Scoopman— McLeod's Registry. Exchange Lane. . BLACKSMITH.-Wanted, at once, Good Reliable Shoeing Smith; one accustomed coachsmithing; constant wages, £3 15s.—Wire Chalmers, Waipiro Bay. BLACKSMITH.-Wanted for ManurewaA Youth for the blacksmith's shop; one able to nail on preferred.—Mr. Armiger, care John Burns and Co., Ltd., Customs Street. BLACKSMITH, improver, wanted; good chance for young hand to learn; wages, £2 per week. Apply, JOHN BURNS AND CO.. LTD. BOY for Tea Packing-G. E. Winson, corner of Victoria and Lome Sts. _______________________ —, BOY, about 15 or 16, wantcd.-App'y H, A. Walkinshaw, Grocer, Eden Terrace. BOY wanted to assist in milking-shed; no farm work; wages, £1 week.—Coe, Parawera, via Kihikihi. . — -i BOY, about 16, for tho store; good wages. —W. S. Laurie and Co., Seed and Manure Merchants. Customs St. E. l BRIDGE Carpenters wanted.—Donald McLean and Co., Rangiriri. __^ BUTCHERS.-Wanted-A Good Slaughterman for the country; wages, £3 6s,— W. Yandle, Putaruru. BUTCHERS.-Wanted at once-Experi-enced man for hawking Hawthorne and Munro, Manurewa. Thone No. 3. THAMPAGNE. - Established Firms in V British Colonies required as Agents for a well-known brand of Champagne; also Bordeaux Wines. Burgundies, and Cognac— U.U., care of Hooper and Batty, Ltd., 15, Walbrook. E.C. London. CLOTHING and Mercery Salesman, experienced, wanted for our Hawera Brsnon,—Apply, immediately, Manager, i Hallenstein Bros., Ltd., Queen Street, i Auckland. ',—i .'i CLOTHING and Mercery Salesman experienced, wanted for our Gisborne Branch.— immediately, Manager, Hailenstein Bros., Ltd.. Queen Streot,, Auckland. | CtOATMAKER, first-class, wanted; no other ' need apply.— J. M. Kemp, Queen and Swanßon' Sts. I aARDENER wanted, single man preferred, , refs. required.— T. Miller, Craigmore, Argyle St., Ponsonby. GIRL, smart, wanted for shop.—Apply, 6-7 p.m., Jarrett, Fish Merchants, Mt. Eden, opp. Cucksey's Store. LAD smart, wanted; good wages.—David Teed. Chemist, Newmarket JADY Typiste, experienced, wanted for, -i i Hamilton office—Capable, Box 64, I Hamilton. I — I AGENTS, smart, wanted, in every town l and district to sell "KERO SAVO i POWDER." REDUCES KEROSENE ! BILL 25 PER CENT., INCREASES LIGHT , '60 PER CENT. Six months' supply, one | lamp, Is. A wonderful discovery and very fast seller. Send Is 2d for sample and particulars. Splendid income assured keen workers. PARISIAN'IMPORTING CO., 98 Queen Street, Melbourne, Victoria. APPLICATIONS ere invited for Position of TEA DEPARTMENT MANAGER In ft Wholesale Mercantile Bußiness. Thorough grasp of Eastern Markots, Blending and Selling, essential. Good prospects for a really competent man. Apply, with copies of testimonials, BLFADER. . P.O. Box 136. .Wellington. ARCH. CLARK AND SONS. LTD.. have lA. vacancies for several smart Young Ladies to learn Dressmaking and other .branches of tho Trade; 15s weeklv to start i with, Also, Experienced Machinists, ; Finishers anil Folders fr' frocks, blouses, underclothing and juvenil. suits. Highest wages to competent bands. Applications csn also be made Monday, Wednesday and Friday between 6 and 9 p.m. Apply, MR. FOWLER. ARCH. CLARK AND RONS, LTD.. Williamson Av»nue, Ponsonby Road. , i APPRENTICES WANTED For tho Letternresi Printing Department, Bookbinding Department, and Ruling Department. A chance seldom met with for boys to thoroughly learn their business and becomo first-class tradesmen. Apply, COLLINS BROS. AND CO., LTD., Manufacturing Stationers, Wyndham Street, Auckland. , 1 BOYS. SMART WANTED FOR CROCKERY AND IRONMONGERY, AND FOR PACKING AND DESPATCH DEPARTMENTS. •• Also, APPRENTICES FOR CABINETMAKING AND APPRENTICE AS MACHINIST. TONSON GARLICK CO., LTD. BOY. S M A RT, WANTED Apply, after 7.30 0.m., NEWS ROOM, Herald Office. •FACTORY ASSISTANT WANTED. Wages, £2 12s 6d. Apply, with references, to KIA ORA DAIRY COMPANY, LTD., Gisborne. T ADY BOOK-KEEPERS. Written Applications will be received up till SATURDAY, the 9th September, 1916. State qualifications and salary required, and Gcnd copios of testimonials, to STANLEY G. CHAMBERS, Public Accountant, 106, Victoria Arcade. /OFFICE MANAGER FOR AUCKLAND. The Farmers' Co-op. Auctioneering Co., Hamilton, require tho services of a man with experience in land and produce departments. Apply, stating experience, salary required, and references, to BOX 1434, Auckland. PHOTOGRAPHIC WAREHOUSE. LADY CASHIER WANTED FOR PHOTOGRAPHIC STORE. Ono with knowledgo of invoicing preferred. HARRINGTONS (N.Z.), LTD., Ellison Chambers, Queen Street. DANGITAIKI PLAINS CO-OPERATIVE it DAIRY CO., LTD. The above Company require a First Assistant for their Twc-vat Cheese Factory at a. salary of £2 10s per week and usual allowances. _ , Applications, accompanied by testimonials, to be addressed to the MANAGER, Awakori, Bay of Plenty. CCHOOL OF INSTRUCTION IN O TELEGRAPHY. AUCKLAND. . POST AND TELEGRAPH DEPART- < MENT. General Post Office, Wellington, September 4, 1916. Applications, which should bo made on form obtainable at Post Offices, are invited from young Women between the ages of 18 and 21 years, who are willing to undergo i tuition in telegraphy in Auckland. Employment would be on temporary basis until qualified. Wages at rate of £40 per annum. No lodging allowance. Successful applicants on qualifying would be required to accept transfer from Auckland at commencing salary of £50 per annum, with lodging allowance of £28 per annum if resident from home. Application from persons residing outside Auckland will not bo considered unless provision is made to reside with relatives in Auckland. Applicants should have passed the Six Standard Proficiency Examination. W. R. MORRIS, Secretory,