Situations Vacant. . , /; ASSISTANT, smart, wanted at once, for millinery and sales.—Lowe Bros, Devonport. ACCOUNTANT, first-class, £4 weekly.XI Copy references and experience, Country, 139, HERALD, _.. BAKER wanted for country district; able to bake bread and small goods; £4 and bread.— innes, Morrinsvillo. BLACKSMITH - First-class FToonnan wanted; must be a good man.-Apply J. Holdea, J. J. Craig. Ltd.. St. Georges Bay Rd. CABINETMAKERS (2), first-class, wanted V 7 for Rotorua; permanent job; good wages ■to competent mon.—McDowell anu Co.. Ltd.. Rotorua. BAKER— Wanted all-round Man,— G. Arthur, Grey Lynn. [ . | BOTTLEWASHER, smart, wanted.-Scott : and Co., Cordial Manufacturers, Fonsonby Rd. . . BOOT Trade.-Wanted-Boys for Bonching, Finishing, Press Departments; also Young Girls for machineroom.—Coles, Exmouth St. BOY, smart, wanted.— alter 7.30 p.m., _ News Room, HEBALDOffice BOY wanted, about. 16 or 17.— Flynn and Company, Elliott St. _____... BOY wanted to assist on bread cart.—G. Kent and Sons, Bakers, Newmarket. BOY, smart, active, wanted for warehouse and messages; good wages.— gical Supply Co.. Wright's Bldgs.. Fort St. BOY wanted; one just left school wouldbe suitable.-W. G. Allen and Co.. Stationers. Queen St.. next Bank Auatralasia. . - . BOY WANT E D. —Smart Boy wanted for wholesale warehouse; one leaving school preferred; wages, lis per week.— with references, the Manager, Kodak (Australasia) Ltd., 3, Lome St. pOATMAKER, ■ first-class, wanted.— KJ B. J. M. Kemp, Queen and Bwanson Sts. ■ . CLERK, competent, wanted for city office; capable of handling cash and with knowledge of. book-keoping.— stating salary required, to Competent, 121, HERALD. DRESSMAKING.— First-class Skirt Hands, also Improvers, third or fourth year.-. A. Holmes, 29, City Chambers. LADY or Gentleman wanted, for town and suburbs, to secure members for city institution; 25 per cent, commission.— 167. HeraldLAUNDRY.— Experienced Sorters and Markers wanted; also Young Girls for mangleroom.—N Z. Laundry Co., Quay St. LEDGER-KEEPER for Cambridge; able to take out balances: £3 weekly.— ences to Trade, 156, HERALD. M" AN wanted to wheel chair for lady, 5 afternoons weekly.—lnvalid. 71. HEBALP. TITAN wanted, knowledge gardening, grew IVI vegetables, cut lawns, and keep place clean: good home: constant employment.— Courtney. Heme Bay. A CCIDENT INSURANCE CANVAS- <"• SER REQUIRED BY LEADING COMPANY. Previous experience necessary. Salary, £250 per annum. BOS 175. AUCKLAND. T> A ti D i M V N. Several Good Bandsmen wanted for the 16th, Waikato, Band. Only good men need apply. State instrument and kind of work required to J. LAWLESS, Secretary, Box 46. Hamilton. T»OY WANTED FOR OFFICE. LAIDLAW LEEDS. Warehousemen, Hobson Street. •Book-keeper. Wanted for Legal Office in King Country, QUALIFIED BOOK-KEEPER. Ineligible for First Division. Apply with copies of references, and stating salary required, to BOX 8. TE KUITI. ENGINEER WANTED FOR THE COOK . HOSPITAL, GISBORNE. First or second-class steam, with electrical knowledge preferred; salary equivalent Auckland Union rates, less 15s for accommodation and board, which is provided; must be ineligible for sen-ice with first division. Apply at once, stating age, etc., to ERNEST FENTON, Secretary. GREER'S pACTORY. 38. DOUGLAS STREET. PONSONBY. We -require urgently COAT HANDS. COAT. TROUSERS AND BREECHES; Also Juvenile. SPORT COATS, SHORTS.- AND PLAIN KNICKER MACHINISTS. Able to earn at prices allowed over 50s and War Bonus, extra weekly. Constant work guaranteed. TADY BOOK-KEEPER REQUIRED FOR CITY OFFICE, To lake charge of Limited Company's books. One with a knowledge of typing and shorthand preferred. Good salary. Apply, 8., 124, HERALD. XT Z. FARMERS' UNION. WAIKATO SUB-PROVINCIAL DISTRICT. Applications will bo received up to and including WEDNESDAY, March 28. for the Position of PERMANENT ORGANISING SECRETARY. Salary, £300 per annum. TANCRED A, COOPER, Organising Secretary. Hamilton. V\7AERENGA - A - HIKA NATIVE .''<> '• COLLEGE, GISBORNE. Applications, to close on SATURDAY, March, 81, 1917, are invited by the Board of •: Trustees : for ' the post of Headmaster to- the Waerenga-a-Hika College Salary, £250 peri annum, with house and board. =" ? ••-:;-V -v.. ; ;.-'•,••• 5- The School is a. boarding school, in connection • with : the. Church of England, for Maori Boys, and'is. situated ;■ 8 miles from Gisborne, > ■■.* ;'4 Conditions of < appointment ■ and, all other particulars : ; may :be . obtained ; from , C. P. Davies, ■' Secretary to - the •■ Board, P.O. Box 166. , ' ' . ■:. : ARCHDEACON-H. W. WILLIAMS. ~ , Chairman. ,' A;.;y;.; : u::. ; -::;:;;.;;^.: ? -f::;-;;.fvv-.v. ; ; :■.;■■•:-.'. t : v-;■«','
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New Zealand Herald, Volume LIV, Issue 16497, 24 March 1917, Page 1
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