SITUATIONS VACANT '"k PPLICATIONS, closing at noon To-mor-jHL row. will be received for a SMART LADY CASHIER For permanent staff of Cit.v Picturo Theatre. Must be experienced, efficient, of unquestionable integrity and of pleasing manner. Apply, in Erst instance in own handwriting, with copies of testimonials, to R.J.M., 822. Herald. A SSISTANT FACTORY MANAGER, > Experienced. Knowledge of Machinery helpful. Mail full particulars to: M. D. TAYLOR AND CO.. LTD.. Coffeo and Spice Merchants, Furness" Buildings, Customs Street, Auckland, C.l. M O T O E MECHANIC, "A" GRADE PREFERRED. Please state age, married or (tingle, and experience. Thi3 is an opportunity to work in a modern workshop, fitted with all the lat-ost equipment. COOPER & CURD. LTD., Pukekolio. ; TWO FIRST-CLASS YOUXO MEN, Good Speaking Voices Essential. Good Salary. Apply to-day between 10 and 11 a.m., FASCINATION SKILL BALL. Municipal Hall, Newmarket. STATE GOVERNMENT OF WESTERN AUSTRALIA. INSPECTOR-GENERAL OF THE INSANE i Applications arc invited up to Juno 31, 1940. for tho above appointment under the provisions of the Lunacy Act. Appointment to be for s period of seven years; classification, £llOO- to £I2BO. Full particulars on application to the undersigned at Perth, or to the Director-General of Public Health, Wellington, New Zealand. / GEO. W. SIMPSON, Public Service Commissioner. A N OLD - ESTABLISHED LIFE A INSURANCE OFFICE Has a Vacancy in the Mount Albert District for AN ENERGETIC SALESMAN AND 1 COLLECTOR, Between ages 26 and 50. The successful applicant will receive thorough training, Remuneration by way of generous collecting and other commissions, with opportunity for advancement to salaried appointment. Previous experience or no experience is no debarment, hut a clean record is essential. A small car would help. If you are ,:not satisfied with your present work or wish io adopt Insurance as a career, apply for intorviow to 8., 815, Heiwld. pANTERBURY UNIVERSITY COLLEGE, CHRISTCHURCH. LECTURER IN MECHANICAL ENGINEERING. Applications are invited for the position of I-ectnrer in. Mechanical Engineering at Canterbury University College. Commencing salary, £4OO per annum. Conditions of appointment and schedule of duties may be obtained from' tho undersigned. Applications close on MONDAY, April 15, 19-10. March 27, 1940. C. C. KEMP, Registrar. rjr*HE PARISIAN NECKWEAR CO.. LTD., Require MACHINISTS —Seamtiru and Hemmers. Also, JUNIORS to learn the trade. All silk work—best conditions. AfcplyV OFFICE. 74-76 LORNE ST.. AUCKLAND. U N I O R CLERK. INSURANCE. A Well-established British Company, transacting Fire, Marine, Accident Business, invites applications for position of J U N'l 0 R CLERK. I From Boys aboul the age of 16. Apply in own handwriting, .* ' stating age, to OPPORTUNITY, 153. Herai.d. HOSPITAL BOARD. SENIOR TUTOR SISTER. Applications will he received up to 9 a.m on TUESDAY, APRIL 10, 1910. for the position ,of Senior Tutor Sister, Wellington Hospital. Applicants must be holders of General, Midwifery and Post Graduate Certificates. Salary, £225-£250 per annum, with uniforms, and with living out allowance of £IOO per annum while required to live out. Applicants to apply by letter, stating age, full details 'of experience and qualifications and earliest date commence duties. Copies only of recent testimonials to be forwarded with application to the undersigned. J. B. I. COOK. Secretary. MANAGE R. A long-established, substantial New Zealand Company, operating throughout New Zealand and manufacturing and distrbuting its own branded products, requires the services of a SALES MANAGER, to consolidate and expand the already extousivo market that th'e Company's products enjoy. There isi ample scope for a keen and energetic man or strong personality—a man with initiative,- application and vision. Bio must have had a broad comniorcial experience anc! possess a thorough knowledge of modern merchandising and Males promotion. The man sought will probably bo botwefin 85 and 45 years of ago. Ho should be young enough to be enterprising, yet have sufficient practi&al experience to bo mature in his judgment. Age and qualifications will be taken inno account in fixing the initial salary, tho figure at present allotted to the appointment, being £IQOO per annum. This position is a responsible and exceptional one 'and presents an outstanding opportunity. Only those who seriously consider that their qualifications bring them within the scope of this advertisement should make application. Apply in the strictest confidence, by letter only, staling ago, whether married or single, and giving - full particulars of previous experience, present position and educational qualifications. Supply names of business references, enclose COPIKS ONLY of credentials, and, if possible, forward a recent phol-o-graph. ' Address: 1 "Sales Manager," Care CHARLES HAINES ADVERTISING AGENCY, Auckland. OFFICE EQUIPMENT FOR SALE BABYEmpire British Portable Typewriter, £l3/13/- cash; torms. Reliable Typewriters, Ltd., T. & G-. Bldgs., Auck.; 40-135. pORONA Zephyr, standard keyboard!— ™rth Bldg. " ey - Vestihu,e - D«HR TYPEWIUTERI~AI'I JLV Makes. Every machine guaranteed. New Cover. Ribbon, etc. From £5 upward BRITISH TYPEWRITERS. 37 Victoria Street West. fDEMINGTON Junior Portable, £lJl/l!it/. ; JLV Imperial Good Companion, £ls/1.5/-: De Luxe, £2l. Terms arranged.— ARMSTRONG & BPRINGHALL, LTD., 17 Commerce St., Auckland.
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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXVII, Issue 23619, 1 April 1940, Page 2
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