Situations Vacant. A PPRENTTCE wanted for tho Furniture--rt. making.—E. Burgoyne. care E. Baker, North St., Newton. BLACKSMITH wanted for station,' Cape Runaway; wages. £2 10s and found.— - John Burns and Co. B~AKER wanted; tone but first-class tradesmen need apply; wages, £4 week - and found.—Pre3cott, Tuakau. CANVASSERS wanted for good Household Lino; liberal commission.— - Swanson St., Room 4. . LIC'KER~Boot Trade), first-class, take charge room; top wages suitable man.— George Charman. Hopper St., Wellington. CONFECTIONERY.— experienced, \j willing young; Lady for first-class business; references necossary; wages 30s to j commence.—Sweets, 315, HERALD. RIVER, one-horse, wanted.—Fendall and Co., 14, Little Queen St. DRIVER" good, wanted'for 2 and 8. horses. —Apply F. A. Boakes, Takanini. 1 T\RAlNEßS.—Wanted—3 or i Men to do • jJ about 60 chains of draining. Apply, MANAGER/ Surrey Farm, Pokeno. Tf A W ERA H O S P I T A L. ' Wanted, immediately—A Charge Nurse. • Salary, £80 per annum.—Apply, with testimonials. to THE MATROjN. LABOURER wanted to help build concrete wall.— 4, Walton St., off Victoria t Avenue, Remuera. . LABOURERS ' (2) and a Lad between 17 and 19 wanted for brick works.—Gas - Works, Devonport. LADY, experienced, wanted, to take charge of showroom: must lie experienced milliner.—Apply, stating experience and salary required, to J. Franklin, Whaka-' , tane. LADIES wanted, distance immaterial, mans Lace for us. Work dainty, easily 1 mastered at home. Whole or spare, time. 1 Send three stamps for Booklet explaining.Turchon Lace Co., 229, Collins St., Melj bourne s T AUNDRY.—Expejienced Men wanted for .Li wash-house.—New Zealand Laundry n Co., Ltd., Quay St. 'assistants, , EXPERIENCED, •' WANTED, FOR ALL DEPARTMENTS. Apply, 9 a.m„ Thursday, SMITH AND CAUGHEY. LTD. 3 ; A' c c 0 D N T A N T. " WANTED. FOR THREE MONTHS, PERHAPS PERMANENTLYr MAN WITH GOOD KNOWLEDGE OF ACCOUNTANCY. 5 Apply, by letter, to ■ GORRIIi AND CARLAW. Public Accountants, i- ' 204, Victoria Arcade, i — — g A DVERTISEMENT CANVASSER. i. WANTED: A FIRST-CLASS. EXPERIENCED : ADVERTISEMENT CANVASSER. 0 Salary and Commission. ' Applications, with copies of references, to BOX 1081. Auckland. 1 — — *, AUCKLAND UNIVERSITY COLLEGE. " ENGINEERING DEPARTMENT. , APPOINTMENT OF DEMONSTRATOR. Written applications are invited for the : position of DEMONSTRATOR FOR THE . ENGINEERING DEPARTMENT, at a salary of £150 per annum. Applicants should have received a sound engineering education and have had some practical experi<nce in workshop methods. Applications olose at Noon on WEDNESDAY. February 13, 1918, with the underi signed, from whom particulars of duties may bo obtained. A. B. CHAPPELL, M.A., '■ Registrar. January 23, 1918. CANTERBURY COLLEGE, SCHOOL OF ENGINEERING. ) DEMONSTRATOR IN ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING. Applications are invited for the position of Demonstrator in Electrical Engineering. Salary, £225 per annum. The position will not be given to anyone who is eligible for active military service. Full particulars and schedulo of duties can be obtained from the Registrar, Auckland University College, or from the undersigned. - Applications, with testimonials, will bo received at my office up ■ till MONDAY, 4th February, 1918. i- GEORGE H. MASON, a Canterbury College, Registrar. Christchurch, N.Z. FIREMEN (2) for KING COUNTRY TIMBER MILLS. Second Ticket Preferred. Also, ( CROSSCUTTERS. - Apply, PEARSON'S REGISTRY. Exchange Lane. li'l ILLINERY. d WE REQUIRE SEVERAL ASSISTANTS AND IMPROVERS FOR OUR NEW WORKROOM, d Apply, I" A. CLARK AND SONS. LTD.. a Elliott Street. - CHOVELMEN (50), GOOD, WANTED, i; For GISBORNE DRAINAGE WORKS. p Within Town Boundary. 'Wages, Is 7d per hour to those able to work - in trenches. ii Apply, I. GEORGE SMITH AND CO.. Gisborne. 0 — " fJURANAKI EDUCATION BOARD. ■ ENGINEERING INSTRUCTOR. 0 Applications will be received at the Education Bonrd's Office, New Plymouth, up to - FRIDAY. 22nd February, 1918. for the posii. tion of Engineering Instructor in the d Hawera Technical Scnool. Salary, £225 per " annum. Candidates must have ability to 1 teach Mechanical and Electrical Engineering, and should state practical experience nnd givo list of examinations' passed. " P. S. WHITCOMBE, New Plymouth. Secretary. " January 26, 1918. "rpO MILLINERS. WANTED-FIRST-CLASS MILLINER TO TAKE CHARGE OF WORKROOM. Must have City experience. Good Salary to Suitable Applicant. Apply at once, personally or by letter, ABBOTT, FOOTE. AND JONES, J Elliott Street. ■ rpHE OHURA MEDICAL ASSOCIATION . 1 INCORPORATED. f Applications are invited for the position of Medal Officer to the Association as from " March 31. Must be fully qualified and pre- - pared to dispense all medici'nes, a good rider, y sober, and under 50. t Salary. £1000, and free house. Applications, with testimonials, to reach undersigned not later than February 15. Parj ticulnrs .«ppli,d. GEO DE(nm Secretary. ' WORKING FOREMAN WANTED FOR a VV PLANING MILLS. f AlSo, v FIRST-CLASS SAWYER. n WANTED — Competent Man, to take " charge of cur City Saw-Planing Mills; must be accustomed to band resaws, etc. Also, wanted First-class Sawyer, accustomed to ,t circular and band resaws. d -Apply MANAGER, ! - Odlin Timber Co., Box 1532, '• Wellington. p ANT E.D NURSES. l " Wanted for Auckland Mental Hospital, . Probationer Nurses; salary (in addition to i. war bonus) to commence. £85 per annum, it with a deduction of £30 for board and lodgi ing.—Apply, at once, to the MEDICAL SUPERINTENDENT.
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New Zealand Herald, Volume LV, Issue 16761, 30 January 1918, Page 1
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