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SITUATIONS VACANT LADY wanted, Nursing experience, look after elderly couple.—Ring 63-992 or write 4S The Drive, Epsom. T A THE Uands, first-class, for war work; jJ good wages and overtime. —N.Z. Steel Pipe and Tank Co.. Penrose. LAUNDRESS, Assistant, for Boj-s' School, £2 5/ per week.—Matron, Wesley College, Paerata. Phone, Pukekohe, 259. LORRY-Driver. —Hancock. Green Lane. Ph. 20-586. MACHINISTS, Girls, plain sewing, at onco. —171 Hobson St. MACHINIST for upholstery; 36-bour week; easy and interesting work.—63A Randolph St. Phone 48-0-14. MAX, for Coffee Bar; night work.—Apply Herald. MA.N and Boy, for Racing Stables.—J. F, Tuchen. Hamilton. MECHANIC for established Dental Prac- . tice, Christchurch; one not eligible for military service.—Apply Box 998, Auckland. IVI EN FOR HARDIE'S FIBROLITE JI FACTORY, PENROSE. Shift work. Good pay and overtime. Experience not necessary. Apply to State Placement Office, High St., Auckland. MIGHT Waitresses.—New Ritz Restaurant. YT'URSE, Probationer, experienced not esseni i tial; good salary right type.—St. David's Hospital. 245 Gillies Av., Epsom. OFFICE Junior, typing and phone Phoenix Agency. 29 Piioenix Chambers. OFFICE Boy for essential undertaking.— Apply in person to Gough, Gough and Earner, Ltd., Federal St. DACKER, —Wholesale Grocery Merchant J- has vacancy for good man; retired grocer would suit.—Energetic, 150 Heiuld. PENSIONER, Garden, Odd Jobs, small X place, with bach.—P, 113 Heiuld. PENSIONER, garden and odd jobs; good homo and conditions; wage £1 and keep. —McColl's. Stationers. Otorohanga PHOTOGRAPHIC "Workroom. Girls, experienced arid inexperienced.—Kodak (N.Z.), Ltd., cnr. Kitchener St and Bacon Lane. POWER Machinists, experienced; good working conditions and wages. McKendrick Bros., (Ltd., Wellington St. RADIO Serviceman, with general experience. 1 —Wiseman's, Queen Street. RETOUCHER, fully exper., urgently.— Bettina Studios, Ph. 48-267. gERVERY Hand.—New Ritz Restaurant. QHORTHAND Typist, junior; legal office*. O —Lex. 165 Herald. QHORTHAND-Typiste, junior, intermediate O or senior; permanent position.—Merchant. 92 HKRAI D. QHORTHAND-Typist. 2 to 3 years' experi--0 enrc.—Apply in writing, enclosing copies of testimonials, to Mason Bros.' Engineering Co., Ltd., P.O. Box 1633, Auckland. HP RUCK Driver, 3-ton Chev., mainly slab 1 carting.—J. J. Rich, 89 Gt. North Rd. fpURNER and Fitter, must be good on X latho, munition work; applications treated confidential. —Fitter, 81 Herald. rpYPISTE. competent, for large City Office; JL good prospects.—C, 32 Herald. XXT AITRESS. 5-day week.—Cottage Tea ' V Rooms, Shortland St. TRAITRESS, night only, 4.45 • 7.15.—32 > V Albert St. WAITRESS, full-time. Swanson Grill Room, 5 Swanson St. WAITRESS, experienced.—Blake's Inn, Vulcan Lane. WAITRESS, to relieve, no Sunday work; short hours.—2ooA Symonds St. ■WAITRESS, immediately.—Y.M.C.A. YTfjTAITRESSES, experienced, full time t V and mid-day.—Managere»ss. Tearooms, farmers' Trading Co., Hobson St. WAITRESS; week-ends free.—Market Tea Rooms, 99 Customs St. West. "WINDOW and General Cleaner, male.— V V Excel Cleaning Co., Colwill Chbrs., S'wanson St. TyOOD Turner, exper., urgently.—Zenith V V Wood Turnery, Otahuhu. "YTARDMAN, must be capable; wages £6.— X W'rite or wire, N. Hartley, Atiamuri Timber Co., Ltd., Putaruru. "yOUTH or Man, live, experienced, for GarX age Attendant, preferably one who has had country training, no Sunday or evening work; must be able t-o drive. —Mr. Miller, W. S. Miller's Garage. A CCOUNTANT.—Qualified Accountant, by fx. large Firm of Engineers and Engineers* Merchants, for duration or longer. Good prospects. INTEGRITY, 764 M Herald. BOOK-KEEPING MACHINE OPERATOR (competent), senior; permanent position. Apply in first instance. N.Z. CO-OP. DAIRY CO., LTD.. Anzac Av., City. TNTERMEDIATE Female Book-Keeper. X Also Experienced Storeman Packer, by Large Commercial Firm.—Apply stating acre, experience and enclosing copies of references to Accountant, P.O. Box 1781, Auckland. TNVOICE CLERK-CASHIER, Lady or X Gent, for fruitv-and produce auctioneers ° mce ' PERKINS AND SONS, LTD., City Markets. Customs St. West. PORTER, Male, for Tearooms and General Service; one with storeroom experience preferred.—Apply at once, Staff Manager, GEORGE COURT AND SONS, LTD. Karangahape Rd. SHORT HAND-TYPISTE, 3 to 4 years' experience, knowledge of Burroughs Arfdet an asset; salary above award. P.O BOS 457, AUCKLAND. OFFICE JUNIOR for Factory Office. Quick, and accurate at figures. Knowledge typing, experience not essential. Reply in first instance by letter to the Production Manager, CHILD SWEAR, LTD., 19 Greys Avenue, City. SENIOR and Junior Male Grocery Assistants and 2 Errand Boys; also Female Assistant, with grocery experience. Resident! Takapuna or Devonnort will Teceive preisrence. —Apply in firss instance to _ HUTCHINSONS (WHOLESALE!, LTD.* General Merchants, Beach Road. STOREMAN. —Leading New Zealand Importing Firm requires experienced Storeman with knowledge of handling large shipments hardware and general merchandise, repacking and keeping store records. Reply, enclosing copies testimonials, and stating age, experience and whether eligible military service, to STORF.MAN, 102 Heiuld. TYPISTE and STENOGRAPHER. We require the services of an experienced Typiste and Stenographer, married applicant considered. Good wages and conditions. Manager. MAPLE FURNISHING CO., LTD., Cnr. Karangahape Road and Symonds Street. rpYPISTE with knowledge Bling system Jl and elementary book-keeping, for Consulting Engineer's Office Interesting range of duties; preference given to overseas soldier's dependant.—APPly. stating salary required and giving details of previous experience, to TYPISTE, Box 1277, Auckland. XPXPERIENCED FURNITURE MAN XJ For Country Order Department. Must be Ineligible for Military Service and have Good Knowledge of Furniture.' This Position offers Exceptional Opportunities to Right Man. Good Salary. Apply personally, W. DALTON, Country Order Dept., Smith & Brown, Ltd., Symonds Street. FOE SALE \ UCKLAND Grammar Blazer, new, pullA over, large size.—Change, i6S Herald. BODY Carpet and Felt, practically new, £3O. —1(5 Pattison St., Sandringham. CIARPET Runner, Lawnmower, as new; > Dble.. Sgle. B.R. Suites, Sideboard, K. Table, Chairs, etc. —40 Truro Rd., Sandringham /CHESTERFIELD only good order. What V 7 oilers?— 7 Cecil Rd., Mt. Eden. AS Stove, Lawnmower, Bike, Piping for J reconditioning.—l 3 Wynyard St. ROGER'S Counters, 1 tile-top; what \_T offer?—l26 Karangahape Rd. 1 IBRARY Books, about 700, for quick sale. Li Inspection invited. —7 Eitham Rd., Kohimarama. _ OVERCOAT, good, size 4, £2/10/-; Dark Suit (3), £2/15/-.—Bargain, 110 Herald. PRINTING Press. Platen, 13 x 9, treadle or power, good order-, £so.—Ph. 25--185. ORAM, English Marmet, coil springe, navy L blue, perf. cond.; £ll. —Ph. 17-118. QIDEBOARDS. 2. rimu, 1 small and 1 O large; £2 and £5. —Phone 43-724. CJMART Black Sealette Coat (woman o). O £6/10/-, new.—E, 136 Her\ld. SUIT, blue, gent's. size 5, nearly new. £6; Overcoat and Underwear. —Fuller, Jellicoe Rd., Panmure.

rpAN Costume, S.W., £ 1/15/-; Blazer, etc.. 1 £l.—Cheap, 111 Herald. r TELEPHONES. 4 Hand Sets, in perfect I order; magneto type.—CL. 53 Herald T7IOLTN, old, alleged Stoiner, Bow and V Leather Case, and 1-1 bound volumes selected Music.—To be seen at Hewitt's Fiddle Shop, 3S Victoria St. East. INew Double-decker Angle Line Sheep Crate Frame fit truck, 12ft 6in x 7ft 6in.— Box 43. Huntly or ring 210. 1 Truck Tyre, 30 x (500, price £7/10;'; *lO X Chains Copper Transmission Wire. Crossarms, Insulators, Transformer. Switchboard, 2 h.p. Electric Motor, all perfect order.— Farmer, 257 M Herald. SALES OP PROPERTY \ GENTS.—Note property 116 Ctonbera -A Iv'd- withdrawn from sale. —A Rcid. ' LIVESTOCK FOR SALE pow. Springing. —99 St. George's fid., vy Avondalc. _ . JERSEY Cows. 3, sound, quiet, due Sept , Oct.—Phone 54-553. II Jersey Cows, young, good (2 house cows), 1 due June and July.—A. W. Bridgford, Massoy, Henderson. J3 Cows, 2 Heifers, Jerseys, due calve eariy -July onward, sound. £8 each.—Particulars Gtintr'on, Dairy Flat. • ivE the Family a Treats—tempting apple IT gponge made from Ballarat Apples, From blf & case—fruiterers and grocers.

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New Zealand Herald, Volume 79, Issue 24302, 17 June 1942, Page 1

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