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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXV, Issue 19986, 30 June 1928, Page 2

SITUATIONS VACANT. J A PP.fxTCATIONS {to be made on P.S.C •J3- Form 17A, obtainable from principal 3?ost Offices), will be received up till Noor ior the undermentioned Positions:— Closing July 14, 1928. •INSPECTORS OF MACHINERY AND ENGINEER SURVEYORS OF SHU'S, MARINE DEPARTMENT: Salary, £3SC per annum. It ia desired • that applicants should Spossess: a First-class Marine Engineer's Certificate (Steam) of Imperial validity. DRAUGHTSMEN, PUBLIC WORKS DEPARTMENT, TAUMARUNUI AND GKEYMO UTH: Remuneration from £260 to £3OO per annum, according to qualifications, experience, etc. It is desired that applicants should be 'p3pablo of plotting survey plans from field notes, and be iaciiliar with details required for road, bridge, and general construction plans, and also be capable of making necessary _ circulations required for general Civil Engineering draughting "work. Further particulars may be obtained on application. SECRETARY, Public Service Commissioner, 'Wellington. fgNEEGETIC SALESMEN REQUIRED. The New Zealand Agents for a large British Manufacturing Firm require the services of two or three SALESMEN for the Auckland Territory. Applicants need not have had previous selling experience, sikhoujih this class of experience is an advantage. Successful applicants must be prepared to undergo a course of intense training foi? 7 days. District Managers are required for other territories, and the men who prove themselves will be given first consideration for these positions. This line is entirely British, and only men with a sincere desire to further British ideas nsed_ apply. _Threi> of our Wellington men and five tef our Christchurch men have averaged .Well over £ls per week for the past 6 weeks. Appli,cants be interviewed at the : ©Sees of the Goldberg Advertising Agency, I Southern Cross Buildings, Chancery Street, j Auckland, between the hours of 10 a.m. and | 12 noon and 2 p.m. and 4 p.m., MONDAY July 2. ' " . gPECIALTY g A L E 8 M E N | FQR EXECUTIVE POSITIONS. The largest Bond Selling organisation in Australasia in its particular sphere (not afioresiation) has an opening for two Firstclass Salesmen, able to qualify for executive positions. Applicants must be prepared to Srst Urova their sales capacity by one month's probationary period on liberal commission basis, after which, if their returns are satisfactory, a .permanent executive position on salsiry and commission, assuring an income of from £IOOO to £2OOO to the right ; parties will be available. Whils the proposition is not connected i •with afforestation, it will particularly appeal to salesmen holding records for aSorestation bond selling. Applications will be- treated in strict confidence and should be- addressed in first instance to i MANAGER, ' Box 6GO, Auckland. TOURISTS AND MOTORISTS GUIDE, j

AUCKLAND. TTENTXOR PRIVATE V HOTEL. DEVOXPORT. SmilL. Wharf, Beach and Park, Close to City. Weekly Tickets Cheaper than Trams. Beautiful Views of Harbour and City. J?ecognised by Tourists and Business Men &s an ideal position, close to City, yet away from NOISE and DUST. A fjtay at Ventnor Never Forgotten. Comfort of Patrons Assured. Table a Speciality. by Arrangement. Phone 22-466. G. ARROWSMITH, Proprietor. NIHOTUPU. Wft TAT A RUA.—Leading.- -.Holiday Health Resoxt; taxi meet' trains. Glen Eiden.. —M. Kingsley, Phone sl\, Henderson. FRANKTON. rpHE Empire Hotel. Official A.A.A. -L House because the best. Everything new. Guests specially catered for. Write , or fciru for rooms,—Mrs. L>. D. Wilson, i Hosiers. HAMILTON. "T TNDHURST, Hamilton Ea3t.—Casuals Ji-J Ss, £2 10s weekly. Permanents by arxangement. Phone 2169. Mrs. Anderson, Proprietress. 7ARWICK, Hamilton East.—Beautifully siinated. overlooking river: every comSI

fort. Permanents and Casuals. Mrs. Voysey, Proprietress. HELEN S YILLE. PARAK AI House.—Excellent table, free garage, splendid services; hot mineral 'batha under same roof. A.A.A. House.— Phones; Helensville 35. Auckland 46-087. :jp*LENDON HOUSE, Leigh. Fishing, rl—' S Trimming, Teonis; ideal holiday recort; £2 2s.—Phone 2. Mrs. Albert Wyatt. TX7IMBLEDON House. (Private Hotel), it centre Hauraki Plains; every modern I ? ceatre Hauraki Plains; every modern . eonr.; Moderate terms.—Phone 40. eotoe.ua. BO ARE-, private, Smics. from station; terms, £2 weekly, 7s 6d daily.—Ellis. Jxesvrick, Era era St., Rotorua. DEVONSHIRE House, handy Station, Grounds, Baths; table unequalled; 9s 'day. £2 Ills "weekly.—Mrs. E. Dean, Proprietress. TYURING Cheap Excursions stay at X-f' Clafcb'iß Private Hotel; 60a weekly; euperior accommodation; adjoining grounds, hatha.

OUEENSI/AND House; table unequalled: tariff: 10s day, £3 week; lmin. from railway.—Mrs. Berge, Proprietress. SUBEI3Y House, Haupapa St.—Centrally situated; 8s day.—Mrs. Devin, Proprietress. Phone 217.

RUSSELL. " rr*HE GABLES," Russell, close to wharf. J- -'First-class Accommodation; temperate climate.—Mr. and Mrs. Clow. Proprietor 3. ST. HELIERS.

TAUPO- I BUNGALOW Private Hotel, Taupo, for tourists" and anglers' accommodation: electric light; tariff. 14s per day. j WELLINGTON. •OUTLAND PRIVATE HOTEL. J Pli tuner's Steps, Dominion A v., Wellington. Trams from station and ferry wharf stop St Stewart Dawson's. First-class, central accommodation; 10s 6d daily. Excellent j cuisine and hot water service. Under management of late C.T. W. BARRY SMITH, Phone 40-910. Wires: "Rutland," "Wellington.

CHRiSTCHURCH. .-err HERE TO STAY i * * ' IN CHBISTCHURCH. ST. ELMO PRIVATE HOTEL. Superior Private Accommodation. 62. Yvorciister Street, Weal End, 2 Minutes from G-.P.0. _ Beautiful Lawns, Gardens, Etc. Moderate Tariff. P. J. MURRAY, Phone f172. Proprietor. CHEMISTS AND OPTICIANS. f \ ECCLES. 112, Queen St.. for thorough Sight Examination. comfortable. Stylish glasses. Qualified Optometrist in attendance. Announcement, Sunday Hours. Muii. Chemist. oDens 6.30 to fi.3o n m Muii. Chemist, opens 6.30 to 8.30 p.m. Dominion Rd. Tram Terminus. />UREX Cream, guaranteed wonderful vy care Eczema. Red Nose, Pimples; 2s Cd, 4ii 6d.—Clarke. Chemist. 11G. Victoria St. DR. RIDGEWAY'S Creasoted Lung Balsam, Invaluable Cure for Difficult Chest Affections, Asthma, Bronchitis, Incipient Consumption.—Stores, or 66, Victoria St. ipHOSPHORTON. the great Blood ~Pm7ra tl ® r - P° we rful tonic: bottles, is 6d, 6d.-A. Eccles. all branches.