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SITUATIONS WANTED TSUSINESS Man open for engagement. Car -fL* or Land Salesman on commission basis.— C.8., 2.10, Herald. "OUlCHEß.—Father and Son want situation, take charge of country business.— Capablo Butchers, 19SM, Herald. /~j ARRE N TER' S Improver (23), strong, good boxing hand, liko cottage exiserience; go anywhere.—K.S.. 334, Herald. /'KAUFFEUR, excellent refs., most careful driver, very useful in house, trustworthy; total abstainer.—Chauffeur, 335, Herald. CHEF, female, licensed hotel.—McKnight's Registry, Hamilton. r IOMPANION-Hclp. middle-aged, country home; drive car essential; perm., temp.; £ l-—Cheerful, 317, Herald. • f 'JOMPANION-Maid desires position, Lady travelling; no salary.—Sailor, 104, Herald. CRAFTSMAN, 30, Scotch, skilled house decorator, carpentry, plumbing; excellent refs.; own tools; anywhere.—M., 42M, Herald. CLEANING, mind children, reliable woman, half-days.—R.N., 221, Herald. pOMP ANION HOUSEKEEPER IN Position required by elderly lady; own mistress. LADY, 183, Heuali>. DOMESTIC Duties, mornings; good worker. Refs. —Honest, 352, Herald. TYOMESTIC, capable, young woman, re~L' liable; live out; refs.—Energetic, 143, Herald. 17!LECTRIC Welder, first-class; overtime deXJ sired.—K.S., 363, Herald. ENGLISHMAN, married, age 50, excellent health, just arrived, seeks position of responsibility. Experienced as Plantation Manner and Poultry Fanner; good organiser; highest references.—B.L., 40, Herald. ENGLISHWOMAN, widow, desires position Housekeeper; good cook; good ref.; trustworthy.—R.L., 171, Herald. GIRL, 17, General Office Work.—Woman's __Einployment Bureau, 40-722. young, married, wants position v-»_of trust; excellent refs. —Ambition. 251 M, Herald. HOUSEKEEPER, middle-age, efficient, economical, own mistress preferred.—Widow, 336, Herald. HOUSEKEEPER, Lady, refined, good cook, position; own mistress.—Widow, 306, Herald. HOUSEKEEPER, own mistress, to bachelor, farmer; opportunity lady, fond country life.—K., 228 M. Herald. LADY, young, desires position, Auckland, Companion-Help; excellent refs.—H., 203, Herald." LADY, yonng, refined, wishes position evenings only.—Energetic, S3S, Herald. LADY desires position, Companion-House-keeper, 2 or 3 adults, refined country home.—L.D., 47. Herald. LADY, young, energetic, adaptable, matriculation, also Dressmaking ability, requires position, urgent.—W.S., 86, Herald. LADY (45), refined, Companion, with little nursing experience.—9 Harwood Rd., off Dominion Rd. LADY, young, desires position, either town • or country; book-keeping, typing, invoice typing and general office experience; good, conscientious worker.—For further particulars write CAPABLE, 210, Herald. LIGHT Job wanted by pensioner, reliable, honest, trustworthy. Abstainer, 229, Herald. MAN offers substantial bonus for permanent Light Work.—P.W., 995, Herald. MAN, teetotaller, non-smoker, caretaker or porter; trustworthy.—Genuine, 375, Herald. M r \N, young, fully qualified. Ladies' Hairdresser, desires position, Improver, Gent.'s Saloon. —C.N., 234, Herald. MAN, young, willing, energetic, 6yrs. tannery experience, all machines, types, finishing chrome analysis. Chrome, 302, Herald. "jV/TEN, reliable, for all Classes of Work.— I>J. Ring 40-117, Soldiers' Re-establishment League, Pacific Bldgs. MILK Roundsman, light delivery van driver, 9yrs.. experience at both; great worker; seeks work immediately; married.— A.8.C., 151, Herald. » I\,TJLL Cookhouse wanted; Woman to Cook, IV± Husband Work in Mill.—L.B.. 70. Herald. N Z.R.N.A.—Medical, Surgical, Midwifery • Nurses. 14-151. NURSERY Governess, experienced, young, bright, references.—X.B., 333, Herj.ld. OFFICE Position, by young Lady; no previous experience.—L.0., 269, Herald. PENSIONER, clean, active, honest, willing, strong worker.—P.Q.. 195, Herald. PENSIONER, active, wants Bach return work, garden, small wage.—R., 121. Herald. QHOP Assistant.—Man, 22, 3 years' experi£s ence Stationery. Tobacco, seeks Dosition: O ence Stationery, Tobacco, seeks position; good refs. —Shop, 139, Herald. SHORTHAND-Ty piste, 3 years' experience, well-known Dunedin firms, requires position; excellent references.—S.D., 206, Herald. 'PEXTILE Engineer (Weaving), 21, seeks J- position. Expert in technical work (designing, tuning, preparation, etc.) and organisation.—Reply Textiles, c/o Gordon & Gotch, Sydney. WATCHMAKER, seeks position as Manager of Jewellery Business; experienced in front shop and benchwork.—Progressive, Box 1199, Wellington. WIDOW, position a,s Housekeeper; good cook; own mistress.—Apply Herald. T7I7ORKER good, daily, short hours; cook- * > inc. housework preferred; must pay faros. —H.. 276 M, Herald. YOUTH (17), Matriculated, office work; good credentials. —M.8.T., 331, Herald. YOUTH, 19, drive truck, van, town, country, experienced.—Willing. IG6, Herald. J- Auckland, seeks suitable employment.— Interested employers please communicate S.D., 177, Herald. T~ADY DESIGNER AND CUTTER JL (EXPERIENCED) Frocks, Coats, Costumes, desires position in Auckland. Capable taking charge of staff. Wrlte DESIGNER, 275, Herald. \N, YOUNG, experienced in journalism, coaching and teaching, sports goods: , Qualified with 7-9 B.A. and 5-7 Dip. Journ. j (Auck.). wants position suiting any, all. or; none of above. Responsible, able and adapt- ! able in any position. Khi A V J . 346, Herald. TTiRUIT-PICKING. YOUNG MAN (24) AVAILABLE FOR FRUIT - PICKING. Full particulars, wage, etc., to GOOD WORKER, 115 M., Herald. rpo HOTEL PROPRIETORS. Refined Married Couple (ages, H. 35, W. 2S), are desirous of obtaining positions as Manager and Manageress of good-class Private Hotel. Excellent references and proof of business oxperienco can be produced. M.S., 329 M, Herald. A THOROUGHLY Capable English a\ Journalist, single, 24, Catholic. Londontrained, all branches newspaper and magazine practice, seeks useful position executive i journalistic capacity. Forceful writer, con- ' tributor to most London dailies. Wide knowledge international affairs. 100 per cent Nationalist. No beginner, but a sound man seeking to know the Empire. Reasonable con tract expected; nothing temporary. N.U.J salary or near. Unimpeachable references. J.E., SI4M. Herald. POSITIONS FILLED POSITION filled; thanking all Applicants. —G. England, Matamata. OHIROPRAOTIO A T. REDDELL, Palmer School Graduate. —Treatment given in the Home.—Phone 11-818, Mt. Albert. Consultations free. ( CHIROPRACTIC Institute, Lionel Ducgan. Principal. 43 Winstone Bldg.; 44-929. DUGGAN, Miss Freda (Palmer Graduate), N.Z.C.A., Winstone Bldg.—Ph. 46-414. GILES & GILES, Palmer Graduates, Members N.Z.C.A., Dilworth Bldg. Ph. 45-525 IJERCY HAMBLIN, Palmer Graduate, :fo X yrs.' American exper.—Col. Mut. Bldgsi.; 42-214. OPTOMETRISTS AND OPTICIANS THOMAS F. LOWES. F.8.0.A., F.S.A.O. 1 (Edin), F.N AO . F. 1.0 (F.ng). Ophthalmic Optician, Lister Bldg . City » a.lll to 5 p.m. daily; appointments, Phone 40-446; also evenings, 7 p.m. to 8 D.m Residence "JS* Princes St Phnn* 42-416 CHEMISTS K APO Darkens Hair, Cures Dandruff, S/-; , posted, 3/o.—Walker, 218 Ponsonby Rd. TMLPH'S Reliable Remedies, prompt mail Xv order Chemist, 201 Symonda St.. Auck. J

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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXVI, Issue 23275, 18 February 1939, Page 1

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