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New Zealand Herald, Volume 80, Issue 24631, 9 July 1943, Page 1

SITUATIONS VACANT A PPREN T1 CBS HlP.—Boy to learn Fit--TX ting, Turning and Die Making.—N.2. Hardware and Hinges, Ltd., I.L Stanley St. A SSLSTANT Storeman.—We require capable xx Man, not over -10, 5-day week; good wages; start immediately; apply personally.— PiUkel Bros., Ltd., 37-39 Anzuc Avenue. B,ARMEN, experienced, country hotel.—Hot Springs Hotel, Te Aroha. BARMAN, suburban hotel; experience unnecessary.—TJ, IGOOM Hehald. BOOT Trade.—Giri and Boy Learners. — Trenwith Bros., Wakefield St BOY, Immediately. Business Printing Works, Ltd., 55 Albert St B,OY for Packing Dept.—Frank Winstone (Merchants), Ltd., 71-79 Customs St. E. BOY, bright lad, as Office Junior, City Merchant's Office; opportunity to rise; good wages.— Wholesale, C.P.O. Box 521. BUY, smart, as Attendant, Hairdressing Saloon and Bathrooms. —Manager, Refreshment Rooms. Railway Station, Auckland. BOY, 14-10, Butchery Trade; no delivery; good wages arid conditions. —Ph. 64-557. 35!) Dominion Rd. BO Y, smart, tor Factory Work; good wages and conditions. —New Century Produels, Ist Floor, City Chambers. Queen St.. Auckland. J3OYS. —E. Pope, Takanini. BOYS for -woodworking: factory; good wages and conditions. Beatty, 290 Khyber Pass. BUTCHER, Slaughterman or Shopman, for ' King Country.—H, 126 Herald. /"IARPEXTERS, Ist class cottage hands; vy top wages; perm. job. Ph. McCaig, 17-334 after 0 p.m. CI A SHIER, Female, experienced, required for ' George Court and Sons, Ltd.. KarangaRd.—Aiytly Staff Manager. rtASHIER, Shorthand-Typiste.—Apply in W own handwriting Auckland Taxi Services. '22-20 Upper Queen St /~IHEF, first-class, urgently; good wages.— Mrs. Parker, 12 Victoria St. W. CILEA.XER, male; ineligible; permanent posi- > (ion; ref-s; apply immediately.'—Manager, St. James' Theatre. , , CLERK. —Junior Girl for Essential Industry; previous experience not necessary; good wages and conditions. —RY, 140 Herald CIOOK, female, resident, immediately; also > Housemaid. —Marion, Blind Institute. ITHTTERS and Turners, Boilermakers and I Labourers, essential war work.—-Steel Ships, Ltd., next Devonjwrt Vehicular Ferry, Mechanics Bay. GIRL, young, for light, interesting work in small Factory. Best conditions. Experience not necessary. Wages to commence 40/- week. PH. 30-923 Call 01 NEWTON RD. CURLS for Packing Medicinals; good conJ (lilions. —Gilseal, Ltd., 76 Anzac Av. G1 REEXKEEPER, married, for the HastT ings Golf Club, at Longlands; previous experience preferable; permanent position. For particulars, apply to the Hon. Secretary, E. D. Anderson. Queen St.. Hastings. HOUSEMAID, sleep out. City private hospital.—Ph. 41-338. HOUSEMAID for small institution, middleaged no objection.—Ph. 60-493. KTTCH E VITA NDS Female. urgently.— Ph 11-008. . KTTCHENH AND mid-day.—Stilson s 41 High St „ , , KITCHENMAID, capable; live out, —Hotel Stonehurst. Ph. 43-771. KITCHENHAXD, 3rd, Female, live in preferred; week-ends free. —Auckland. 34 Shortland St.. City. < SSISTANT-Accountant, for duration of war, eood commercial knowledge, assist in staff control, ineligible for military service; salary commensurate with qualifications. KB, 791 Herald BOY young, for General Duties, able ride bicycle; preference given to one prepared to learn Photography.—Apply 11 a.m.. STEELE PHOTOGRAPHY. Queen Street, C.l. BOY about to years, for North Auckland Sheep Station; must be able to drive car and some mechanical knowledge an advantage.—WßlGHT, STEPHENSON & CO.. LTD.. Albert Street. CARETAKER for Owairaka School; wages £4 per week net.—For particulars and conditions of appointment, interview Headmaster, or Ph. SO-Sls. evenings. CLERK (Lady) for General Office Duties. City Office. Some typing essential (no shorthand) Permanent position. State age and when could commence duties Wages £3 15/. —KG. 104 Herald. FINISHERS, used to fine work, for Children's Clothing and Lingerie. Also GIRLS for White Work; essential industry. OVANIX, LTD., 125 Albert Street.. FITTERS, TURNERS, for firm engaged in essential work. Good working conditions. SPEEDWAY PRODUCTS, LTD. (Next to Xicholls Bros.). Stanley St., Auckland. Girls or women for light FACTORY WORK. Good conditions. Essential industry METAL PRODUCTIONS, LTD., Banks Box Building. 47 St. Paul's St.. C.l. JUNIOR TYPIST CLERK. —Young Lady tJ for Merchant's Office. One with some typing knowledge, invoicing and telephone duties State age and experience, if any Wages C2.--Junior. P.O Box 1055 Auck

Machine shop foreman. for firm engaged in essential work; good pros pects.—Apply staling age. experience, etc. to Foreman. C/o Goldberg Advertising Agency. P.O. Box 1759, Auckland. MACHINISTS for Sack Manufacturing and Repairing Depts No previous experience necessary Girls from Hi years of age. Good wages; 40-hour week. Any girl so desiring can earn ovei £4 per week Essential industry.—McKendrick Bros.. Ltd., Wellington St PERSON, capable, urgently, to do Christian service as Assistant in our Boys' Home.—For particulars apply the SECRETARY, Presbyterian Orphanage and Social Service Association, P.O Box 1314. Well ington. riONFIDEXTI.VL SECRETARY, Female. V by Auckland Wholesale Merchant. Both shorthand and typing must be rapid and accurate. Experienced in keeping records and compiling statistics. No Saturday work. No application considered unless full particulars given and copy references. EFFICIENCY, TOO Hkrald. ESSENTIAL WORK.— Girls and Women urgently required for Essential Work; no previous experience necessary; 40-hour week, with opportunities for overtimeApply immediately ALEX HARVEY AND SONS, LTD. 5-7 Albert Street. GIRLS AND WOMEN. Good wages and conditions Come out and see the work you would be required to do. Those willing to work overtime can make really big money. AUCKLAND LAUNDRY, Surrey Crescent, Grey Lynn. IFE OFFICE, transacting Life and Persotial Accident Business, requires a Reliable Representative in Auckland suburban area. Generous collecting and other commissions. Previous experience not necessary, as successful applicant will be fully trained by experienced officer THJ. I74SM HER.ai,D. T ÜBRICATION EXPERT required by jLI Vauxhall and Bedford Distributors. Applicants must have had either good mechanical experience, or extensive lubrication knowledge; working conditions are excellent and equipment most modern.—Apply personally, Service Manager, Tappenden Motors. 3!) Beach Rd„ C.l. Ph. 3LM)->l. PILOT STAFF HANDS. ESSENTIAL INDUSTRY. The Timaru Harbour Board requires the services of 2 Pilot Staff Hands. Applicants must hold A.B. Discharges or have had previous Harbour Board experience. Conditions available on application to the undersigned. F. MET,SONS Acting-Secietary. \T Z. RAILWAYS ROAD SERVICES.— I\. Motor Mechanics: Motor Mechanics are required in the Railway garages at Auckland, Wellington, Lower Hutt, Christchnrch and Dunediu. Railway conditions and privileges. Omnibus Drivers: Passenger Omnibus Drivers are required for the Wollington-Khan-dallah-Lower Hutt services. Award conditions, plus Railway privileges —Manager. Railway Road Services, .Auckland, Napier, Wellington, Christchurcli or Dunediu. ORE MAN FOR ESSENTIAL INDUS--1? TRY WELLINGTON. Working Foreman to take charge of Tyre Retreading Factory. Must be able to take full control of plant and equipment. Good remuneration to suitable man. Applv by letter, stating age and experience to FOREMAN. Care CHARLES HAINES ADVERTISING AGENCY, Wellington. I PPLICATIONS ARE INVITED FROM A METALLURGISTS with experience or the production of Carbon and Alloy Steels by the Electric Furnace Process. Experience of Laboratory Control and Heat Treatment Practice is also essential. The positions offers opportunities for rapid advancement for man with experience and ability to show results. Applications, staling age and outlining qualifications and experience, and enclosing copies of references, to: — "Metallurgist,' Care CHARLES HAINES ■1' 1 n'ISINO AC.KNCY, Wellington. 1) o V s A N 1) G I R L s. TOP WAGES, Bit! BONUSES, AND PERMANENT POSITIONS The Korma Mills will pay excellent wages and liberal bonuses while teaching Boys and Girls all sections of the Hosiery Trade. The mills are new, with the most modern machinery, and working conditions are congenial and pleasant. Radios and cafeteria are provided for, staff comfort. —Apply personally to the STAFF MANAGER, KORMA MILLS, LTD., National Mutual Building, Chancery Street. Auckland.