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SITUATIONS VACANT A PPRENTICES for high-class Clothing Manufacturing Robinson Bros., 75 Lomo St »)OY messages, odd jobs; wages J J 13Oy, 978 M, HERALD. BOY, 14 to 15, for Nursery Uarrten; pernia icnt.— Phniifc 47-855. BOY, assist Blind Tea Salesman; short hours. —Phone 12-807 afternoons. BUY wanted; opportunity for smart Lad.— 11. J. Ryan, Ltd . 'J(J St. Paul St. BOY wanted, age about 15, good prospects; Metal Work Trade.—Write D.N. 949, Jleimld. BOY, smart, keen; messages; apply early. —Henry Alton, Chemist, opp. Herald Office. BOY wanted sell Chocolates, daytime, commission; 10/- week guaranteed.—Regent Theatre. Queen St., Auckland. BOY, smart, for Messages.—John Dickinson and Co., Ltd., Croxley House. «Q Federal St, BOY, Ki-17, Service Station; previous experience not essential.—Farmers' Hill Service Station, Gt. South Kd. BRIGHT Messenger Boy, Warehouse.—W. R. Twigg, Ltd., Breakwater Rd., Auckland. CIIIILDREN'S Nurse, for country; wages ) MO/-.—Mrs. Fair, 174 Qneen St. Phone 40-'2Vi. /"CINEMATOGRAPH Operator, ona with v wireinan's licence preferred.—Operator, 7.00, HERALD. DRIVER Mechanic, Omnibus; none but the best need apply.-r-Whakatane Bus Company, Whakatane. MACHINISTS.—Must be neat and efficient. Preferably used to making" Samples. Apply this morning, ROYAL MANUFACTURING CO., ] 5:5 Newton Road, Symonds Street. GIRL, young, for Queen St. Shop.—Apply own writing, A.D., 891, Herald. IRL, Young, milk bar, exper. unnecesT sary.—M.B., 977, Herald. GIRL, Junior, for Importers' OtP.ce; good prospects advancement.—Carrick and Montgomery, Victoria Arcade. Home. Epsom, offered refined T business lady in return for companionship at night.—Gentlewoman, 915, Herald. HAIRDRESSER, first-class Ladies and Gent.'s Cutter. —M. Gordon, Otorohanga. Hairdresser, first-grade, desires change; commence July 18; reliable.— 978 M, Herald. HANDYMAN, relieve, Kitchenman, Porter,. Gardener, institution. —Bell's Registry, Winstone Bldgs. HOUSE salesman Required For OLD-ESTABLISHED ESTATE AGENCY. Own Car Essential. Reply AGENT. ts9, Herald. JUNIOR Cashier, experienced Farm Hand. —Reachme Registry, opp. C..P.0. 40-613. LADY Canvasser earn 20/- daily. Easy seller.—Call, write 21 Security Bldgs., Auckland. Also Country Canvassers wanted. LADY, young, capable, for Crockery De> partment.—Apply, stating experience and enclosing testimonials, J. Galloway. Thames. LEDGERKEEPER, temporary, but with prospect of permanency.—Copy references to Careful, 902. Herald. MALE JUNIOR REQUIRED FOR OUS I>l OFFICE. Aged 1G years or under. Good Prospects. Apply ACCOUNTANT, John Burns and Co., Ltd., Auckland. MAa or Youth, smart, exper., night cafe. —Particulars X., 52M, Herald. "VTURSERY Governess, correspondence lA courses, country.—Reeves, Private Bag, Ngaruawahia. OVERLOCKEEt, experienced, for Exclusive Lingerie.—Luxury Lingerie, 30 City Chbrs., Victoria St. Phone 44-187. PAGE Boy, just leaving school preferred. —Ring 41-801. PANELBEATER, first-class. Auckland Motor Bodies, Ltd., Hobson St. LUMBER, reg. or unreg., wanted.— Phone 29-188. E OUARRYMAN, experienced, used to spawning and trucking; must be good man.—» Apply 10.30 a.m., McCallnm Bros., 60 Endean's Bldgs.. Queen St., Auckland. ROPEY; must be capable.—Marton Sash, Door & Timber Co., Ltd., Erua. 2) LIP-Truckey, good, wanted; able to class. —Boon Btos., Waimiha. STENOGRAPHER, efficient, knowledg® General Office Routine.—Apply first in* stance to Accuracy, 956, Herald. TTAILORESS. first-class, wanted at once.— 1 Andrews, Morrinsville. URNER, must be first-class tradesman. —• H. Denton and Co.. Newmarket. , TYPISTE, Junior, some Legal experience. JL —Apply R. H. GreTille, Hellaby's Bldgs. PHOLSTERER, good tradesman essenTTEfAITRESS, exper., also Probationer.—* V* Apply 57 Queen St. TTIT'ELDER. Electric, able to do Fitting.—* VI H. Denton and Co., Newmarket. •TTTELL-EDUCATED BOY TO ACT AS VV ATTENDANT to Our Travelling BeproApp S ly? tatiV6 ' BLIND INSTITUTE, 9.30 a.m., To-day. (Thnrsday). ~\T OUTH and young Lady, with or without X experience, City Jewellers; state age, qualifications.—B.M., BS9, Herald. riIRLS FOR PACKING U DEPARTMENT. NESTLE'S CHOCOLATE FACTORY. Excellent Openings for Young Girls wishing for Permanent Employment • under Ideal Conditions. Apply, N.Z. MILK PRODUCTS, LTD., St. George's Bay Road, Parnell. jyjATRON AND UNDER-MATRON^ Required in September for Boys' Preparatory School — 1. A TRAINED NURSE as MATRON. 2. AN UNDER-MATRON. For particulars as to salary and duties apply to THE HEADMASTER, Huntley School, Marton. UPHOLSTRESS. THOROUGHLY EXPERIENCED. For FURNISHING WORKROOM. Apply PEGDEN'B, Palmerston North. S" HIP WRIGHTS OR BOATBUILDERa WANTED. Apply at M.V. MOTU, Auckland Harbour Board Slip. NORTHERN S.S. CO. gTEELE'S Require Urgently 3 EXPERIENCED CORSET MACHINISTS. 3 IMPROVERS. 5 BEGINNERS. 14 TO 18. These positions will be permanent. Excellent opportunities to learn a clean, interesting, prosperous trade under good conditions. Apply J. STEELE. 445 Karangahape Road, opp. Newton • P.O. rnHOROUGHLY CAPABLE CUSTOMS SHIPPING AND COSTING CLERK, PHILLIPPS & IMPEY, LTD., City. ANTED IMMEDIATEL Y—-SUB-EDITOR, RACING AND SPORTING WRITER. REPORTERS OF ALL GRADES. PRESS PHOTOGRAPHER. Apply in writing, enclosing copies only ot credentials, to THE MANAGER, HAWKE'S BAY DAILY MAIL, , Hastings. A SUBSTANTIAL AND WELL-ESTAB-LISHED CONCERN, Manufacturing Stork Licks, now has territory available for a further Salesman. Applicants should be thoroughly experienced in selling direct to farmers and should state territories usually covered. To men accustomed to earning big money on a commission basis this vacancy represents an outstanding opportunity. Though not essential, a car is an advantage. Applications, which should .give fullest- particulars, including age. experience and copies of credentials, etc., should be addressed in the first instance to "STOCK," Care J Ilott. Limited. Advertising Agents. PC) Box 991. AUCKLAND.

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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXV, Issue 23083, 7 July 1938, Page 1

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