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New Zealand Herald, Volume 79, Issue 24285, 28 May 1942, Page 1

SITUATIONS VACANT A CCOUNTANT to keep Builder's Books, -*-•* offico accommodation available.—Ph. 20-451 for appointment. 15AC0N Salesman, Yoath or Man, for D&JJ livery Van.—Oakdale Bacon Co. LJAKER for Taurangaj bread only; good -U conditions.—H. R. Horscroft. BAKER, all-round man; good wages and conditions.—Central Bakery, To Kuiti, 1J ARMAN.—Newmarket Hotel. BARMAN, experienced; also Porter. —Commercial Hotel « BAKMAN-Porter, ineligible; wife second cook, experienced.—XK, 449 M Rirald. BOY for Butcher's Round; experience preferred, but not essential.—Ph. 27-409. BOY, smart; above award wages.—Peter Mack, Tailor, Strand Arcade. BOY lor Ship Chandlery.—A. Foster and Co., Fanshawe St., City. BOY for B'actory.—Cereal Foods (NX), Ltd., Surrey Crescent, Grey Lynn. BOY to learn Electro and Gold-plating.— N.Z. Jewellery, Ltd.. Banks Box Bidg.. 47 St. Paul St. OOY for Packing and Cleaning up, etc.— Cheak, Crumpet Specialist. 486 Dominion Road. BOY or Youth for Grocery trade.—Manager, Invincible Cash Stores, Coates Av., Orakei BOY, strong, assist in Sitore. wbere packing chemist's sundries, congenial occupation. —H. 0. Wiles, Ltd., 'iasman Bldgs.. Anzac Avenue. BOYS to learn Seed Trade.—Arthur Yates and Co., Albert St. BOYS for factory, ideal conditions, essential work; no Saturday.—JEL J. Ryan, Ltd., Gaunt St. BOYS/ 10-18) for Asbestos Cement Factory; good bands can earn above award rates —Bardie's Fibrolite Works, Penrose. BOOK-KEEPER anil Typiste, first-class, sole charge of office. —Apply by lettei only. Stenberg's Shoe Stores, 164 Queen St. BOOT Trade. Girl Learners.—Trenwith Bros., Wakefield St. BUTCHER. —Shop Hand, general; must be smart and clean; ineligible military service.—Phone 24, Middlebrook, Te Awamutu. CABINETMAKERS. Good home available for married man.—Rotorua Furnishing Coy., Rotorua CARPENTERS, inside work, overtime. — Job, 126 Khape Rd. Phone 25-316. COOK, 3rd, experienced; also House Porter —Royal Hotel. CIOOK, third, £2 5/- weekly, tax clear. — ' Counaught, 270 Queen St. COOK, Assistant, for Boys' School; £2/10/ per week. —Matron. Wesley' College, Paerata. Phone 259 Pukekohe, or 35-615. DENTAL Nurse, experienced,, good bookkeeper; City Practice. —Handwriting, 614 Herald. DRIVER for Delivery Van, —Town and Country Stores, 1018 Federal St. 1? NGINEDRIVER, first-class, used to Slab 11/ Firing; no house availaible.—Box 58 Ngongotaha. T'XTENSION Clerk, senior, accurate and J_J quick at figures; Who lessee Merchant; 5-day week. —Copy refs. to DR, 428 Hirald. /GARDENER, knowledge of bees or poulvJT try, and vegetables; £3 par week, with board and lodging.—Wesley College, Paerata. Phone 259 Pukekohe, or 25-016. GIRL, smart, clean, dairy; award wages.— 405 Mt. Eden Rd. GIRL for Land Agent's office.—Apply between 2 and 3 this afternoon. Waitemata Land Agency Co., 19 Shortland St. GIRL, smart, take charge Garage Office; excellent conditions; wages, £3/5/-. Apply Burrell & Sons, Otorohaaga. /*IIRL, bright, capable with children, assist VJ Matron in small Private Boarding School. —Assistant, 566 Herald. GIRLS, under 17, strong and active, required for light packing, good prospects. —Apply at once, Staff Manager, G-eorge Court and Sons, Ltd., Karangahape Rd. Hairdresser, ladies, fuiiy qualified, good wages.—Elvira Salon, Momnsville. HAIRDRESSER, Ladies', senior operator, for Newmarket; new modern salon; own clientele preferred.—Ph. 17-308. HOSPITAL Aid, for Huntly and Te Kuiti .Hospitals; salary according .to experience, commencing £7O 17/, live in, plus uniform. —Apply The Matron, Waikato Hospital. TUNIOR, for Office, typing not essential. tj. —Box 807, Auckland. TUNIOR Shorthand-Typiste, Public Actl countant's Office. —P, 564 Herald. TUNIOR Typiste, Legal. Office. —H. Lan rj Simson, Imperial Buildings. KITCHENHAND, female, exp., £2 11/6 clear.—Stilson's, 41 High St. T ORRY Driver, used to wharf work.—Mr IJ Williams, A G. Frankham. Ltd., Daldy 1* AUN^DRESS Ba tor Matamata Hospital; LJ wage £3 l]&\ live out.—Apply The Matron Waikato or Matamata Hospitals. OOK-KEEPER-Typiste, good intermediate able to keep complete set self-balancing books and general office routine. Above wages, according to ability. SSu n ? Write, stating age, experience and fnll qualifications. to Danish Stock-Lic Co.. Ltd,. 29 Beach Road, C.l BOYS —We required Boys agf-d 15 to 17 for onr Factory. Light, interesting work, with wages above award, 40-hour 5-day week. —Works Manager, DONAGHY'S ROPE AND TWINE CO., LTD, Stanley &t. MACHINISTS, Boys' and Youths' \j Overcoats; urgent necessary work, bonuses Banks Box Bidg.. St. Paul St. Phone 43-648. IRLS, for Smocking and Finishing for Baby Wear, experienced; and Learners. Must be girls leaving school. MRS. NEWTON. 14 Pitt Street. HAND SEWERS for New Glove Factory.; good conditions, congenial work Experience preferred, but not essential. Big money can be earned. Call and discuss the matter with us.—2l His Majesty's Arcade. Queen St. ABOBRERS for our Hide Store and Fellmongery. Permanent positions to good men. Five-day weeIw—FOREMAN. E. LICHTENSTEIN & CO., LTD.. Alfred St., Onehunga. Phone 54-027. LABOURERS wanted at Chelsea Refinery. —Apply Refinery, Chelsea (Levy Books must be produced). THE COLONIAL SUGAR REFINING CO., LTD. (Incorporated m N.S.W.) TADY BOOK-KEEPER and TY PISTE. I / competent, required for Established Keai Estate Business. In application please state age and experience . REAL ESTATE, Box 225, Auckland. MACHINISTS for New Glove Factory, good conditions, congenial work. Work easily picked up. Big money can be earned. Call and discuss the matter with us. 21 HIS MAJESTY'S ARCADE, Queen St. TAT -MTRESS, Permanent Relieving Maid, VV "Dormitory Maid, Pantrymaid, wages 36/9; Kitchenmaid. £2/3/-. Uniforms provided; good conditions. —Housekeeper, btPeter's School, Cambridge. Phone 363 M. YOUTH, to assist in dry cleaning room, good wages to lad willing to learn. CULPAN DRY CLEANERS, LTD., 104 Parnell Road. OOT~T R A D E BOYS AND YOUTHS. Up to 18 Years of Age. For our various Military Departments. Good wages and prospects to learn essential in'lUS!rV BRIDGENS AND CO., LTD., 326 New North Road. GIRLS, experienced in Band, Flat Bed Machine Knitting. Applicants will be trained in power flats. Permanent position and good conditions Will pay above award wages WQOLCRAFT, LTD., 33 Customs St W. Phone 49-442. TUNIOR HOSIERY MECHANIC A J Junior Bosiery Mechanic is wanted for a well-known Hosiery Mill. A permanent position and good wages.—Reply, stating previous experience and enclosing copies only of testimonials, etc., to BOX 1291, WELLINGTON T ADY, young, for General Office duties. JLi Telephone, books, typing, etc. £2 week. No Saturday work. Apply 10.30 a.m. Thursday, or write, enclosing references, to ManaSCr CLEANING SERVICES, LTD., No, 11 Ground Floor. Chancery Chambers, O'Connell Street. WORKING Manager, capable of taking VV sole charge of a leading Extruding Plant for Pipe, etc. Credentials must be furnished as to honestv and ability, and an expert knowledge of metals and machines is required. Office knowledge and salesmanship an advantage. Applicant must he ineligible for military service.—Dominion Lead Mills, Ltd., Morrow St Newmarket, S.E.I. Queen victoria school.—headmistress. Applications are invited for tlie position of Headmistress, Queen Victoria Boarding School for Maori Girls, Auckland Applicants must be members of the Church of England. Salary in accordance with qualifications and experience. Applications, accompanied bv copies of testimonials, close on Monday June 15, with the Diocesan Secretary, 40 Shortland Street, Auckland, from whom par ticnlars may be obtained. \7 ACANCIES FOR CAMP PATROLMEN. » By direction of the Public Service Commissioner, applications are invited for appointment as Patrolmen in the detention camps under the control of the National Service Department in the Rotorua and Taupo district? Applicants must submit credentials of good character, be reasonably fit and of good bearing, and not eligible for service in the Armed Forces. Present salary range £245 to £285 per annum, in addition to locality and cost of living allowances, free quarters and uniform Previous experience in handling men on farm or construction work may assist promotion to Overseers' staff at later date Applications on Form P.S.C. 17 A with copies of testimonials should be presented in person immediately to the Placement Officer, State Placement Service. Hall of Commerce, High Street.