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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXIV, Issue 22909, 11 December 1937, Page 2

SITUATIONS VACANT QLE R K * WANTED 7 Applications are invited for POSITION OF CLERK IN THE OFFICE OF A TIMBER MERCHANT. In Taranaki Town. Capable ot taking off and pricing Joinery, 'and with . good general knowledge of the Timber Trade. Endorse "Clerk," and address replies to MR. A. T. BEED, . H' , P.O. Box 226, Wellington. |Q iA REE R FOR BOY. . ,■--A Leading Auckland Advertising Agency will give an Intelligent Boy of good address , and with Secondary Education, a Sound Training and Permanent Position in this Modern Profession. Applicants must be prepared to commence with routine duties, and to do a certain amount of stndy to ensure advancement. . Applications, giving uge, education and details of best school subjects, must be addressed in 'the first instance, to ' "DILIGENCE," C.o. P.O. Box 801, Auckland. COLLEGE, AUCKLAND, 5.E.7. A JUNIOR ASSISTANT MASTER is required in February, 1938, to teach Physics and General Form Subjects. Ability as a cricketer is essential. Salary according to Bcale, with residence. Applications, with copies of recent testimonials, should reach the Headmaster by FRIDAY, December 31, 1937. HOSPITAL BOARD. Wanted for Patea Hospital— MATERNITY NURSE, Salary £llO, STAFF NURSE, £llO to £l2O. AND HOSPITAL AIDS. £SO to £7O, according to experience. Apply to THE MATRON. OFFICE' ASSISTANT FEMALE. '-Applications are invited for the Position of Office Assistant, with 2 to 3 sears' experience. Age between IS and 21 years'. ( .Apply in writing only, enclosing copies of Feferetices, stating age, to:— SMITH & BROWN, LTD., *" 118-1 .">2 Symonds Street. OF F I C E JUNIOR. ' // Male, ( . Required For > PUBLIC ACCOUNTANTS' OFFICE. Dnties to Commence in January. Boy leaving secondary, school preferred. Ap'ply with copies of testimonials to ;; P.O. BOX lea, z f< Auckland. EHlfi R SISTER. Applications are invited for the position of SENIOR SISTER. Alexandra Maternity Hospital, Wellington. Salary, £l5O per annum, with yearly increases. Duties to commenco end of January, 1938. Apply to . • ; THE MATRON, Alexandra Maternity Hospital, Wellington. 800B 00 KEEPER. A firm of Accountants in a progres-sive-Waikato Town have a vacancy early in January for a competent Book-keeper (Female). , Preference given to applicant possessing Book-keeper's diploma. Salary commensurate with experience and mbility. Applications to be in own handwriting, accompanied by copies of recent testimonials, •and addressed to ACCURATE, 214 M, Herald. ; ' ■ . ' PPLICATIONS (to be made on P.S.C. Form 17A, obtainable at principal Post Offices) will be received up till Noon on the 20th December, 193", for the positions of Secretaries (Youth Employment). Employment Division, Labour Department, Wellington, Christchnrch. and Dunedin. Salary, £gso to £335 p.a., according to qualifications and experience. ■t- The vacancies arise in connection with a "decision to extend the State Placement Service to cover boys from time of leaving school; 1 'It- is desired, that .applicants should preferably possess an appreciation of vocational .guidance principles in order to fully committing -applications, copies only of testimonials neea be forwarded.—Secretary, Public Service Commissioners, Wellington, C 4.. yyr anted. UNDERWEAR BUYER. Applications are invited for-the position of "Buyer for Ladies' and Children's Underwear for a Large Retail Concern in one of the main' centres. The successful applicant must ■ be-.thoroughly conversant with buying and indenting for these departments and possess ftitstanding ability and initiative. .Salary offered will be commensurate with ability. " H ffpply in first instance, by letter, stating -age. and enclosing copies only of references,' Mkfc'. *SS r > UNDERWEAR, . C/o Goldberg Advertising Agency, Ltd., ■ A.M.P. Building, Wellington.

OTO • ic-it : (QANTERBURY EDUCATION BOARD. ? AGRICULTURAL INSTRUCTOR. "Applications, on Form Tl2 (obtainable 'from any Education Board Office), or any other suitable form, will be received up till JANUARY 31, 1938, for the position of Agricultural Instructor, to be attached (full time) to the Pleasant Point District High School, Bouth Canterbury. The object of the appointment is to encourage the development of the Agricultural Course at this school and to make , the'fullest use of the farm (40 acres) attached to the school. Duties include instruction in' Field and Animal Husbandry, Chemistry, Botany, Agriculture Science and related subjects, snd they also involve responsibilities incidental to the conduct of the school farm. It is desired that the successful applicant ■should be the" holder of a University Degree In. Agricultural Science or of some equivalent qualification. He should also possess experience in farm practice. •Salary will depend upon appointee's pergonal classification under the Manual and Technical Regulations. Applicants not graded tinder these regulations and who desire particulars of approximate salary payable in their case should direct inquiries in this cpnnection, accompanied by full details of their qualifications, age, etc., to the Director of Education, Wellington. The successful candidate will be required to ■take up his duties as soon as possible after '.February 1, 1038. L.E.ROWLEY, Secretary. Cfcristchurcb, December 3, 1037. iTJX) BECOME A SALESMAN. For "12 years I was in the "Railways with ,only slow progress ahead. With a young family I had ideas that called , for more .opportunity, so decided to contact some good firm and learn / to hccomo a Salesman, After short training I made my first ,Bale last August, and have made rapid progress. In the last three months, as a Speciality Salesman, I have earned as much as my old job paid me in one year, and I believe any keen younsr man could do the ,Bamo. Early in the New Year I want another man, who is keen to be paid what his efforts make him worth, to join me in this work on an equal footing, with equal opportunities. We will be paid on commission, do not have to put up any money and are supplied goods on consignment. Our employers take all responsibility. This really is; a great opportunity. Perhaps the hardest part of my first decision was to go off wages on to commission only, but, believe me, I am glad now that I, had tne backbone to do it. The line I handle is right and the market enormous, competition, negligible. From replies received I will select a few special personal confidential interview, with a determined and keen, man as partner, we_can both make 1038 our best year yet. When writmjf tell me as much about yourself and your ambitions as you can. ' V.L.P.S., 828, Herald. tof.A V. 1 .