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New Zealand Herald, Volume LVII, Issue 17428, 25 March 1920, Page 1

. Situations Vacant. ASSISTANT (Shop).— Lady wanted, • previous experience - not necessary; 253 to start.—Porter's Dye Works, Tabernacle Bldgs.. Newton. . , ASSISTANT. EXPERIENCED. WANTED. For Glove Department. Apply J MILNE AND CHOYCE. LTD. ' BOOT Repairer wanted; good wages to _ good man.Hatland.- Te Aroha. BOOT Trade.Girl wanted for Boxing Department ; good wages.Moore and Co.. 17. Dundonald St.. Newton. BOY, smart, wanted.WooUams, 94, Queen Street. BOY, about 14 or 15, good wages.—O.K. Book Exchange. 338. Queen StreetBOY, smart and intelligent, wanted for .'" shop; one passed Standard Vt. preferred^— Pioneer Cycle Works. Newmarket. BOY or Youth wanted, Egg-laying Competition, Mt. Albert Railway Reserve; good wages suitable applicant-—Apply Caretaker. ; & BOY, smart, for office, Poore St., near' Gas Works.—Apply, Head /Office'; D. Goldie and-Sons. Ltd.. Imperial Bldgs:;' City. ,y. ' - ; ' ■■■' BOYS wanted for toeplate department; easy job for boys jußt finished school.— j W. Wilson, Ltd.; Blacksmiths. 53. Federal St. I DOYS, smart, for i factory; good wages, 'X* good working conditions.—Northern : Boot Co., Ltd-. Federal St, BRICKLAYERS wanted; 3s per hour.— Apply W. W." Scott, Builder. Hamilton. BUTCHERS. — Youth wanted for the trade; must be smart and anxious to learn, trade; good wages.W. R. Shattock, Ellerslie. CANVASSER, house to house; profitable _ line.—Apply Profit, 1051. Hebalp. CtARPENTERS wanted. — Long job; no ' lost time; best wages; no Saturday work, if preferred. — Apply, W. Sheath. Builder, Edgeley Avenue, Epsom, fourth street on, right from Newmarket. CHAUFFEUR, must be steady, reliable, married man : good wages.— Miller, Pirougia, Waikato. ' . CLOTHING Trade.—Pressor wanted at once; Trouser Machinist and Finisher wanted—T. W. Hutton. Malcolm'si Bldgs., Wellcsley St. /"WMPOSITOR-Foreman, capable taking \J charge and doing Jobbing;- award wages.—References to Star Office, Thames. TVRAPERY.—Smart Lad. to learn trade.— ■i-f E. A. Heath, Onehunga. ■- TVRAPERY.— Lady, with experience, : XJ- wanted for fancy department.Heath, Onehunga. - BR APERY.Young Lady required for gen- . era! Drapery; must be thoroughly experienced and capable of taking first sales; good prospects.—J. and C. Morgan, Rotorua. DRESSMAKING.— Improvers and Appren- ' tices: highest wages: superior place.— The Elizabeth. Short's Bldgs. City. ».T\RY Cleaner and Pressor, capable, one -a-*? used to benzine process and modern dry-cleaning machinery.— The Manager. Auckland Laundry" Co., Upper Queen jp~ . :|pNGINEDRrVER. first-class, for Paper Mi Mills, Riverhead.— 52, Ferry Buildings. FLAXCUTTERS (2) and a Fibretcarten —Apply Whibley. Te Aroha. wanted.— C. E. Major. VT Empire Buildings. Swanson St., GARDENER, to lay lawn and cut hedges. X —Address at Hbbai.T). - GIRL, young, to 'assist in cake shop.— Youngson, Tabernacle Bldgs., Karangahape Rd. v ■K —' ■ OIRL, * smart.. 16 or 17. to assist soda-ioun-\JT *vv- "-merience not necessary. Symonds Street. ' . GIRL, strong wanted for pressing cos- - turhes.J. G. Peat, Cleaner and Dyer, Eden Terrace. 'Phone 3151. ' > GIRLS, about 17.' respectable, for workroom, light work, pleasant conditions. —W. JP. Ogilvie, 316. Queen St. ' GIRL, young/ wanted for shop.E. F. Cooper, "The Doncaster," opp. Royal -Hotel. Victoria St. GIRL, young, for button-making.; experience not 1 necessary easy and clean occupation.— Button CO- 43. Elliott St. v. - ■-"•"■■• ' " ■•: ' r': '.' ■ GIRLS, smart, lor factory; good wages; , good working , conditions.—Northern < -■:-■;;---■-.- - GIRLS, two. smart, wanted,'for fruit-pick-in and labelling department; 25s to start. Thompson arid Hills, Ltd.. Fruit Preservers. Nelson Street. HAIRDRESSER or Improver.—State experience and wages to H. L. Musgrave, Arawa Street. Rotorna. HAIRDRESSER, first-class, wanted for Morrinsville; highest wages—Apply Partridge's. Albert St. HOUSEKEEPER. Cook. Waitress. Country, Temperance Hotel; good house; top wages suitable" persons: references' given, required.—Temperance. 981. Herald. JOURNALIST wanted; write on commercial subjects spare —State experience and qualifications; replies confidential. Journalist. 895. RESALE. ; A TTENDANTS FOR AUCKLAND MENTAL HOSPITAL WANTED. Salary for married men £180 with board, for single men £150 with board-and lodging. Must be under 35 years of age. Apply personally at the Mental Hospital to the Medical Superintendent. R. M. BEATTIE. « Medical Superintendent. ' "DLACKSMITH, GOOD, WANTED FOR SECOND FIRE. Apply GEORGE FRASER AND SONS, LTD., Stanley Street. "DARQUE RAUPO. COOK AND STEWARD WANTED. None but first-class and sober men need apply. Good wages for suitable man. Cabin boy carried. CAPTAIN DANIEL, Government Shipping Office. T3OOK-KEEPER. LADY. WANTED. for our Branch at Kaitaia. With knowledge of Typewriting preferred. SALARY. £3, OR MORE. ACCORDING TO QUALIFICATIONS. Apply FARMERS' UNION TRADING CO.. Hobson Street. T>OOT AND SHOE RETAIL. SEVERAL SMART. INTELLIGENT SALESWOMEN ' WANTED AT' ONCE. Previous Experience Not Necessary. Good time-keeping absolutely essential. MANAGER. Pearson's Boot Stores. Cr. Queen St. and Karangahape Rd., Newton. /"CARPENTER. Do Alterations Shop Fittings. Apply, 9 a.m. TO-DAY (Thursday), WEBSTER'S PASTRYCOOK'S SHOP, Karangahape Road. j pOATMAKING. gGIRLS WANTED. MACHINISTS OR' BEGINNERS. Five Day WeekE. Lb ROY, 42. Queen St. OCXS. WAITRESSES. PANTRY KITCHEN, AND COUNTER HANDS WANTED For Ellerslie Easter Meeting. Apply to JOHN SINCLAIR, Catering Contractor, At J. Jones. Auctioneer, New City Markets, THURSDAY, March 25, from 12 noon to 5 p.m. FEMALE LABOUR WANTED FOR OUR FACTORY. FOR FILLING, LABELLING AND PACKING. J SHAELAND AND CO.. LTD., j Wholesale Chemists and Manufacturers, Kitchener Street.. I