SITUATIONS VACANT "OAKER, thoroughly qualified, bread and -M smalls man; permanent if suitable; married preferred; country job.—X.Y.Z., 711 M, Hebalp. OY for City Chemist's Shop. Apply Dolany and Menzics, Queen St. BOY, for trade; good prospects and wages.— Smith, Grocer, Parnoll. BUTCHER, Youth, general experience.— Write C. W. tiolloway, Oneroa, Waiheke. ; _■ /CARPENTERS, long job, overtime, board paid.—P.O. Box 77, Gisborne. CHEF (Female), good, for Hawke's Bay; 3-hand kitchen.—Tavistock Hotel, Wai-' pukurau. Telephone 8. CIOOK, 4th, male, and Kitchenmnn, largo > hotel (country).—Reliable Registry. ELDERLY Man or Pensioner, must bo honest, light work, country; 10/- week and keep.—Apply H., 01M, Herald. ENGINE Driver, for King Country, firstclass ticket, stationary job, mostly matal slab firing; singlo accommodation.—Morningside Timber Co., Ltd., 14 Taylors Rd., Morningside; GA RDENER, experienced, elderly man proferred, good home and wages. R.P., 702 M, Herald. ■ ' ■ LADIES, Young, required immediately; shop and office.—Apply beforo noon Tuesday to Candid Studios, Quccn'g Arcade, C.l. LADY Junior for Office, with knowledge of typing and invoice, work. —Apply, in own handwriting to Andrew and Andrew, Otahuhu. . LADY, Young, permanent, for Tearoom and Shop, progressive Waikato township. Must be trustworthy and have pleasing personality; state age and experience, if any. TRUSTWORTHY, c.o. Kaveney, Matamata. NURSE, desiring go to England, taka charge Invalid Lady to South Africa. Sailing January 3. Half single fare paid.— Write Mrs. Patterson, 20 Vincent Ave., Remuera, Auck. OPERATOR, Manager, pictures, country. —Full particulars. Amplifier 809, Herald PAINTERS wanted. —Apply John Henderson, Ltd.. Decoratoirs, Swanson St. PHOTOGRAPHIC Model, head and hands only.—R.F., 306, Herald. TfTAITRESS, Experienced.—Apply Tiffin Vi Dining Rooms. WOMAN, J2-C p.m., week days, light duties; good wage.—B63 Mt. Eden Rd. WOMAN, middle-aged. General, Plain Cooking, small Institution; 27.'6 week, live in.—lnstitution, 3-10 M, Herald. WOMAN, capable, with Daughter or Friend, with shop experience, assist Dairy, Mixed Business; accommodation provided.—Phone 46-540. _________ Jg. O Y S WANTED. EXCELLENT OPPORTUNITIES. WOOL DEPARTMENT, TATTERSFIELD. LIMITED. Grey Lynn. J) E A U G H T S M E N. SEVERAL ARCHITECTURAL DRAUGHTSMEN Are required for Largo Office in South Island Town. Generous remuneration will be paid to suitable applicants. • S.A., IQIM, Hbbalp. TTiNGINEER (STEAM:, SECOND CLASS. STATIONARY). NIGHT {SHIFT. Apply. !ip;V TATTERSFIELD, LIMITED. Grey Lynn. • , • aiRLS REQUIRED FOR FACTORY. No Experience Necessary. . , Apply N.Z. DRY CLEANING CO., LTD.. Howe Street. "JVXiATRON WANTED' FOR CRAIGHEAD IVI GIRLS' SCHOOL. TIMARU. Experience in home nursing and household management essential. State age, experienco and salary required. Duties commence February 1. Apply immediately tl) the Headmistress. OMART BOOK - KEEPER - TYPISTE Required for Sharebroker's Office. Reply, in first instaihco, giving details Of age, experience and copies of references, to P.O. BOX 728. Auckland. W OOLS'OOUREB. VACANCY FOR FULLY QUALIFIED WOOLSCOURER. Apply, TATTERSFIELD. LIMITED. Grey Lynn. Q Ili OF AUCKLAND. APPOINTMENT OF RANGER AND POUNDKEEPER FOR THE AVONDALE DISTRICT. Applications will be received at the Office of the Town Clerk, Town Hall, Auckland, up to 12 Noon on MONDAY, December 5, 1038, for the position of! Ranger and Poundkeeper for the Avondale District. A retainer of £26 par annum will be paid, plus certain fees and allowances. Conditions of Appointment may be obtained on personal application only at the Office of the Superintendent of Traffic, Town Hall, Auckland. JAMES MELLING, Town Clerk. T? ORE MAN WANTED FOR BOTTLING -E STORE. Applicants must have had experience in operation of Chilling and Carbonating Plant, Pasteurisation, and organisation and handling of staff. Salary £350 per annum. Applications, stating age and experience, "accompanied by copies only of references, will bo received at the Office of the undersigned up to the Oth day of December, 1938. WESTLAND BREWERIES, LIMITED, P.O. Box 126, GREYMOUTH. HOSPITAL Applications are invited from doubly-quali-fied NURSES for the following positions at the MOTUEKA COTTAGE HOSPITAL, viz.:— SISTER-IN-CHARGE. (salary £175 p.a.). | ASSISTANT NURSE K.(salary £l3O p.a.). G. P. CHAPMAN, Managing Secretary. HOSPITAL BOARD. Applications, closing on SATURDAY, December 10. are invited: for the position of JUNIOR TUTOR-SISTER at the Waikato Hospital, Hamilton. Applicants must have, maternity certificate: preference given to those having Diploma or Nursing. Apply, with copies of testimonials, to the MATRON, ' WAIKATO HOSPITAL, HAMILTON. A. C. BURGESS, .• Secretary. IREYMOUTH HARBOUR BOARD. Written applications addressed to the undersigned will bo received up to MONDAY, DECEMBER 5, 1038, for the following positions on the Board's Staff:—■ 1. SIGNALMAN, Award salary £3OO per annum and free House or £1 per week if House not provided. Applicants must have Master's Certificate. 2. FITTER AND TURNER. Wages at Award rate. Preference will bo given to applicants with Second Marine Engineer's Certificate. , v; Original Certificates or certified copies of same must bo forwarded with applications. Conditions of appointment for Signalman may be had on application to w. b. gilbert; Secretary. 14/11/1938. (Situations Vacant continued on Pago 2)
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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXV, Issue 23206, 28 November 1938, Page 1
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