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New Zealand Herald, Volume LIV, Issue 16703, 22 November 1917, Page 1

Situations Vacant. LAD wanted for factory; good wages and , prospects.—Maclogn Mattress Factory, Lome St. : LADIES (2) wanted, as Probationer Nurses for Private Hospital; previous experience preferred.—Address at HERALD. LAD. smart, young, wanted.—23B, Queen St. TITAN wanted for store.— Stanley St. MAN. young, wanted for pantry and waiting.— Dive. MARRIED Couple wanted for Wireless Station, Awanui; combined salary, £3 15s per week,—Apply to Women's Employment Bureau, Labour Department. MOTOR Mechanic, good, wanted.—S. E. Moe and Co., Papatoetoe. OPTICIANS.— Wanted a Qualified Optician, expert sight-tester. by letter, enclosing references and photograph, to W. Littlejohn and Son, Ltd., 222, Lambton Quay, Wellington. PLUMBER wanted.—Competent all-round hand; used to country work preferred; will pay good wages to suitable man.Apply I at once, J. B. Johnson and Sons. Te Arena. RELIEVING Porter wanted at once; wages, 32s 6d.—Esplanade Hotel. Devonport. SLAUGHTERMAN wanted, one that can work the digester; good wages.— Kimber. Dargaville. STOKER, experienced, wanted for country sawmill, slab firing: wages average 12s. —Apply Bartholomew Timber Co., Putaruru. SADDLERS.— Two Good General Hands wanted; country, near Auckland: constant job, good wages.— Windle, Blvth and Co.. Wyndham St. WHEELWRIGHT, good all-round man, wanted at once; good wages.Apply, personally Mr. Brown Durie, Imperial Buildings, Auckland. YOUTH, strong, wanted for dairy produce department.—A. J. Entrican and Co.. Ltd., Customs St. YOUTH, smart, respectable, wonted for leather and grindery store.Apply A. Hewson, F. Jagger and Co. YOUTH wanteo. as Junior Clerk, knowledge of 'yoewirting essential.— tary, Auckland Harbour Board. YOUTH, strong, steady, reliable, wanted; constant employment.—N.Z. Horseshoe Co., Ltd., Manufacturers, Beaumont St., Freeman's Bay. TfITE HAVE A VACANCY IN OUR OFFICE FOR SMART OFFICE BOY FOR AUCTIONEERS' OFFICE. E. A. PERKINS AND CO., Auctioneers, ___ City Market. \y ANT ''.B D. SMART BOY WANTED FOR MESSAGES AND TO ASSIST IN DEPARTMENT. SHARLAND AND CO., LTD., Wholesale Druggists, Lorne St. ~\\p ANTED. SMART YOUTH FOR GENERAL OFFICE OF THE COMPANY. v " iMU , Apply promptly to ! 10 ***-' Customs St. West. Situations Wanted. BAKER, competent tradesman, wants situation.—Baker. 674, HERALD. CHEF .first-class man. wants situation.— Chef, 654, HEHaLD. and Baker, superior, wants a job on station.—Apply Cook, 720, HERALD. RIVER .private, ineligible, seeks posT Jls tion driving; private or commercial.— Apply Driver, 685, HERALD. nOMPANION-Help.—Lady, with nursing ,V,™. domestic experience, wants position, light duties.— 729, HERALD. GARDENER, experienced, seeks employ- , nie?t, permanent or day work; steady reliable; ' °° d Petunia, 716, HOUSEKEEPER, capable, wants position.— Urgent, 692,, HERALD. TTELP-Companions—Positions near to- ■*-*■ gether wanted by 2 friends; town or' country.—Anxious, 723, HERALD. LADY, young, wants position as Travel__ling Lady Urgent, 712, HERALD. LADY Stenographer desires position; experienced in 'law work; knowledge book-keeping; would accept position general office.—Stenographer, 726. HERALD. LADY, young, wants Iteht house .duties near city or Khyber Pass; no children; evenings free from 6 p.m., Sundays excepted. Small wage.—Address at HERALD. MAN, 23, wants job on farm; close town; experienced; personal refs.; good home. —State wages, etc.. Ineligible, 742, HERALD. MOTOR Driver-Mechanic, also marine oil experience, seeks situation; camp discharge.— 679, HERALD. MOTOR Mechanic requires situation as Manager or Salesman, thorough knowledge of trade and accessories; highest references.Mechanic. 695, HERALD. ATURSE, experienced, seeks position in 11 dental —Apply Ennore, Symonds Street. NURSE, experienced, sociable, refined, i.i would attend invalid, town or country. Nurse, HERALD. NURSE. young, wants position as Nurse to elderly lady or gentleman, experienced; will travel if needed; City or Rotorua preferred. Country not objected to —Address at HERALD. NURSE-Companion-Help, experienced, -Ll seeks re-engagement to adults; sewing, light cooking, work, and superintendence; £5 monthly.—M.M.G.. 664. HERALD. PERSON,. refined, would give light services in return for good Home and small wage.— 673, HERALD. SCRUBBING and Cleaning! Night — kJ Wanted by man, elderly, steady, and sober;_ ineligible.— 743, HERALD. SHEARER, fast, prepared to undertake machine-shearing.— Expert, care HERALD. SEWING Machine Mechanic disengaged; all classes of work; Second Division man; £1 per day.—Globe, 154. Queen St. WORK wanted by young man; used to horses and store work.—J., 728, HERALD. WORK Blackberry, gorse cutting, draining; no timber; state wage.— Equity, 724, HERALD. XITIDOW, young, with child school age, it wants position Housekeeper, respectable widower or business people.—Respectable, 682. HERALD. YOUTH, 17, seeks position. Farm, summer holidays. 10 weeks; previous experience, able ride and drive; good home essential.— Apply .stating wags, Schoolboy, 731, HERALD. "VIAN, MARRIED, SECOND DIVISION F, 1U OPEN FOR RE-ENGAGEMENT. Wide experience all branches office routine. Can take charge or accept any position trust. Apply X.0., 730, HERALD. Pupils Wanteo". CAN You Swim ?— guarantee to teach: Men.. Tues., Thurs., Tepid Baths. Advanced and Beginners' Classes now com—D. B. Anderson. LESSONS in Bead Work—Beads, great _1J variety, just arrived.—Star Arts and Crafts Guild, 446, Queen St., opp. Kindergarten. LEARN TO WRITE SHOWCARDS.Day and Evening Classes, and by Correspondence.—Willott Showcards, 466, Queen St., cpp. Kindergarten. LESSONS given in Pen Painting, Woodcarving, Pokerwork, and Stencilling. Articles designed or plain; price lists posted. —Miss Aylins. 4. Strand, Auckland. MAKE Your Own Christmas Presents.— Miss S. Marton, Glenmore, New North ■ Rd. ('Phone 2016), teaches Pen Painting in three lessons. MILLINERY Taught at the Louise School of Millinery, First Floor, City Chambers. Day_and_Evening Classes. Lessons, Is 6d. SCHOOL of Lacemuking and Art Needlework, 25, Short's Bldgs. (second floor). —Special Classes for Beginners.—Private phone, 2734. M. Jennings. SCHOOL of Dressmaking.—Mrs. MalcomO son, late of London, with high-class practical experience, cuts and prepares Costumes, Dresses, and Blouses for Home Finishing. Special attention given to country orders. Dressmaking Classes: Single Lesson, la 6d; Training Course, £3 3s. . Pupils may now book for coming sea son. Address: Over Walker's, Chemist, Welleßley St. West. Cr. Elliott St. CORRESPONDENCE Lessens Individually compiled for each pupil, all subjects and exams. Economical efficient courses Prompt attention. Write for terms, list of subjects, and particulars of Free Postal Tuition. METROPOLITAN CORRESPONDENCE COLLEGE, P.O. Box 671, Auckland-