SITUATIONS VACANT BOY wanted.—Kauri Timber Co., Ltd., Fanshawe St., City. BOY (10) FOR MERCHANT'S OFFICE. Secondary Education. References. BOX 235, Auckland. CARPENTERS, good tradesmen, for town or country, wanted after holidays.—Apply C. S. Pratt and Sons, 7 Dudley Tee., Franktori. "I7ITTER, first-class,, wanted, permanent job A after Xmas. —H., 9GM, Herald. GIRLS (30). smart, young, required by Cambridge Clothing Factory to learn the trade. —Apply, in writing, to Box 1200, Auckland. KITCHENMAID wanted.—Val Tearooms, 147 Broadway, Newmarket. KITCHENMAIDS AND WAITRESSES. FOR NEW COMMERCIAL CAFE. Karangahape Road, (Downstairs K.lv. Footwear, near Bradstrect's). LADIES' Hairdresser, Junior, with all-round experience; good prospects; Taranaki; state present wage.—Urgent, 133 M, Herald. Legal Typiste-Book-keeper, experienced, good salary; pleasant conditions. —Accurate, 25, Herald. MAN, young, as Milk Roundsman; wtiges £3 and found; refs. required.—Apply Box 95, Taumarunui. TVfANICURIST JUNIOR GIRL iVI WANTED, With Experience. Apply sth Floor. MILNE AND CHOYCE, LTD. M,ATE wanted, %-Ton Truck, Grass-seeding; good money, 50-50. —Apply llekald. MECHANIC wanted immediately.—Apply Hinemoa Garage, Rotorua. ATURSE, semi-trained (40), for every Sat, night.—Phone 25-178. ATURSE, capable, night duty, rest home. !> —Phone 15-893. (SALESWOMAN, Senior, smart, must have O Showroom exDerience. —Slater's Gown O Showroom experience.—Slater's Gown Salon, Hamilton, Phono 3076. gANDWICHMEN; Also WAITERS. Apply COMMERCIAL CAFE, K.K. Boot Store, Karangahape Rd. SMART BOY FOR WAREHOUSE AND MESSAGES. Apply P.O. BOX 1114, AUCKLAND, 0.1. YOUTH. 17-18, Orchard Work; 30/- week and found.—Suburban, 47M, Hkrald. YOUTH, just leaving secondary school, required for Soft Goods Department of Importing Firm. —Apply with references to Box 550, Auckland. Experienced invoice clerk WANTED. Duties to commence January 4. Apply, with copies of references, CLERK, P.O. Box 21. Auckland. TNTERMEDIATE INVOICE TYPISTE, 2 or 3 years' experience, Required For COMMERCIAL OFFICE. Start January 4, 1939. Write, stating age, experience, and enclosing copies of references, to TYPISTE. P.O. Box 1781, Auckland. J N VOICE 1 TYPISTE We require the services of a COMPETENT INVOICE TYPISTE For approx. 3 weeks from Jan. 4, 1939 JAS. J. NIVEN AND CO., LTD.. 63 Customs St. West. jyj, OT O R SALESMAN, TO HANDLE tXDRD PRODUCTS. Apply by letter to SALESMAN, C.o. Wilkinson and Co., Ltd., Ford Dealers, Cambridge OFFICE ' JUNIOR. GIRL Just Left School, Required For COMMERCIAL OFFICE. Start Jannary 4, 1939. Write, stating age and enclosing copies school and character references, to ACCOUNTANT, P.O. Box 1784, Auckland. rpARANAKI ELECTRIC-POWER BOARD Applications, to be received not later than January 18, 1939, are invited for the position of Construction Superintendent. Applicants must have had extensive experience of rura line work. Salary, £4OO per annum. For schedule of duties, apply to ENGINEER, Box 16, Eltham. TEMPORARY BOOK-KEEPER Experienced in Balancing Ledgers. Several weeks' work for Competent Senior Wanted immediately. State how soon available and give age. experience and refer ences to BALANCE, 246, HSKALD. DANNEVIRKE COUNTY COUNCIL. COUNTY ENGINEER. Applications are invited up to 4.30 p.m. on JANUARY 14, 1939, from Registered Engineers, for the position of County Engineer to the County of Daunevirke. Salary, .£SOO per annum. Copies only of testimonials to bo for* warded. Conditions of appointment, schedule of duties, etc., may be obtained on application to the undersigned, P.O. Box 71, Danno< virke. Applications should be addressed to the Chairman and marked "County Engineer." D L. CROOKS, County Clerk. December 14, 1938. yiCTORIA UNIVERSITY COLLEGE. * UNIVERSITY OF NEW ZEALAND. Applications are invited for the position of LECTURER IN EDUCATION AND ASSISTANT TO THE PROFESSOR. Appointment for three years in first instance, at salary of A'soo per annum, thereafter according to scale. Applications must reach the undersigned not later than JANUARY 28, 1939. Duties to begin as soon thereafter as possible. For further particulars, apply to the undersigned, g G s robiSON. Registrar. NURSES AND NURSING HOMES AGED and Convalescent Folks. No Mental Cases. Comfortable, convenient surroundings Beautiful views, elevated, sunny verandahs. Day and Night Nursing. Fees Moderate; 1 minute trams.—Phone 17-234, 1 Roslyn Avenue. Remucra. BEDRIDDEN or Crippled Child, home; trained attention, treatment.—Sister, 735, Herald. MACHINERY FOR SALE AIR Compressor and Receiver, suit Garage. —Appleton, Kent St.. Newmarket. ALLUM ELECTRICAL CO., LTD., Anzac Av. —Elec. Motors. Machinery.—32-160. ANVIL, 2%cwt., also Wall Drill.—Richardson, Durham St. BOILER, 40 h.p., 120 pressure.—F. Appleton. c.o. Onehoaga Post Office. HPRAM Rails, Tram Hails, all sizes.— X Appleton, Kent St., Newmarket. MACHINERY WANTED LATHE, sin to Tin. centre, second-hand.— A. F. Martin, Engineer, Palm erst on Nth. REFRIGERATORS IfELVINATOR Electric Refrigerators and Washing Machines. —Agents, McCabe'a Radios. Newton. Refrigerators, Snow Bird, seamless porcelain; 3yrs' guar.; large size, £49 10/. —Refrigerator House, 27 Wyndhain St. RADIO REPAIRS FOR an Honourable Job at a Fair Price Ring 40-041. Malcolm's Radios, 11 Anzac Av. SERVICING RADIOTRICIANS, Prompt and Efficient. All Makes Serviced at Keen Chartfe* PHONE 42-741. TO RIPLEY'S RADIOS. 11 Customs St. w
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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXV, Issue 23228, 23 December 1938, Page 1
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