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New Zealand Herald, Volume 80, Issue 24746, 20 November 1943, Page 2

SITUATIONS VACANT QUARRY Hands (2)/ and 2 good Labourers, essential industry, country work, no underground work; '2ITA per hour, plus 5/ cost of living bonus; good accom. and tucker provided. Also Bulldozer Driver, 3/3 per hour; good accom., and tucker provided. —Write W. S. Miller, P.O. Box 55, Symonds St., Auckland. RESIDENT Mistresses for Diocesan School ' for Girls, Hamilton. —(1) Mathematics, (2) Latin-iEnglish, (3) Music, (4) Junior Matron. Applicants must be good churchwomen.—Applications and copies of testimonials to Headmistress, Box 320. Hamilton. A UCIvLAND UNIVERSITY COLLEGE. -1 LECTURESHIPS IN LAW. Applictaions are invited for temporary Lectureships in Law for the year io-t-1 in the following subjects:— (1) The Law of Property and (2) Criminal Law. Conditions of appointment may be obtained from College Office. Applications must reach the undersigned by November 30,10-13. A. A. MUNN. Acting-Registrar. MECHANICS (Motor), who have returned from overseas service, are urgently required by a large Auckland firm handling General Motors products. This is a good opportunity for Mechanics who want good wages, good conditions, regular hours, permanent work. If applicants would send their names and addresses only to "Motor Mechanics," c.o. Goldberg Advertising Agency, P.O. Box 1750, Auckland, arrangements will be made to interview them (if desired at their homes), and the application will be treated as strictly confidential. HOSIERY Trace.—Wt> are requiring at the present time Women and Girls, with or without experience. Permanent position offered to every applicant. Girls and Boys leaving school please apply now for enrolment to commence duties on our staff for "liJ-l-l. Interesting work with choice of employment in either of three departments. Top salaries paid, plus good bonuses. Hot meals obtainable in our own cafeteria, which is on the premises." We are proud of our present staff and would welcome applications from similar types.—Apply personally or ph. for 'appointment with the Staff Manager, KORMA MILLS, LTD.. Surrey Crescent, Grey Lynn. -Ph. 18-102. |ON A COLLEGE, Havelock North— Re--1 quired for Feb., 1041, 2 Resident Assistant Mistresses to teach at least 2 of the following subjects throughout the secondary dept.: English, Geography, History. Ability to teach other subjects in addition may be a recommendation. The salaries in each case will tie in accordance with the applicants' grading in secondary schools. Applications are invited from graduates of senior secondary school grading to fill one of these vacancies in the capacity of First Assistant Mistress. In both cases applications, together with copies of testimonials, should reach the Headmistress by December 13. SITUATIONS WANTED GIIRL, 22, shop exper., attend shop; or 1' mind young children, afternoons only.— LHBSB Herald. GENTLEMAN'S Companion, superannuant, healthy, wants situation, gardening, etc.; pay part board for suitable home, suburbs; Anglican.—PAl377 Herald. HOUSEKPR., own mistress, refined, middleaged, town country; refs. —T8455 Herald. HOUSEKEEPER, full charge, gent, and sons; suburbs. —AK1784 Herald. M' KEEPING, 0.m., elderly, active, return home where child taken. —TVB7O Herald HOUSEKEEPER, working, by capable elderly Lady, active, own mistress; Auck. or suburbs pref.—Lß2o4 Herald, Hamilton. Housekeeper, middie-age, position of trust; so,e charge; perm.; town or handy. bKSOo Herald. Housekeeper, 0.m., 2 children, well behaved, refined, capable, good plain cook, milk if necessary.—JQlslJ) Herald. T ADY (IS), iy 2 yrs.' exper., part, full-time iJ Typist, Receptionist.—CYoß4 Herald. J ADY with Hoy (1 I) will undertake work J farm or seasido for 7 weeks; good housekeeper.—Mß 70S Heiuld. MAN, intelligent, adaptable, good personality, initiative, position.—RPßßo>Hekald. MAN, reliable, Gardening, Scything; North Shore; experienced.—XZlso Herald. MAN, married, Driving Position; exper., anywhere with a cottage available; long hours pref.— Urgent, c/o Flatt's, Te Aroha. MOTHER'S Help, on farm, where child IS months welcome; able milk in emergency; go anywhere: urgent; willing.—NT 1813 Herald. TVJURSE, exper.. capable Woman, like work Epsom dist., Mon.-Fri.—NNßoo Herald. TVTURSERYMAN, Gardener, thoroughly exi\ per. all branches, seeks employment.— EX2B7 Herald, Hamilton. SALESWOMAN, efficient, or Clerk and O Typiste, temporary.—BUsoS Herald. Q HOWCARD and Ticket Writer requires ij part-time work.—Ph. 40-335. rpAXI Driver, exp., City or suburbs, night 1. or day shift; returned soldier. —FRSO7 Herald. r PEACHER, retired, will take care children X evenings.—XKBI7 Herald. WOMAN (Jo's) seeks position, Housekeeping, own mistress. —PEOM Herald, Hamilton. Y\ TOM AN, good Organiser, exper. controlVY ling large staff; excel, testimonials.— WCBIO Herald. ArOUTH. 15, wants Apprentice to Electrical X Engineering.—DJliUti Herald. _ CONCRETE EXPERT, highly qualified, \J v;ho has for 15 years specialised in all types of concrete construction and housing prefabricate schemes, and who possesses a very thorough knowledge of latest methods and machinery, will shortly be free for engagement.— Reply F, Box 1100, Wellington. rpo BUSINESS FIRMS. ETC.— Advertiser, no further military obligations, seeks executive position. Has had legal training and experience in administrations, organisation, control of staff, secretarial. Some knowledge of accountancy. In first-rate health and willing to travel if required. No dependants. —Write AK1721 Herald. WORK WANTED A BANDON Risks.—For Efficient, Careful irV Removals, Ph. 30-600. —Removals, Ltd. A CCOUNTANCY, Secretarial, Taxation RejA. turns, anytime, anywhere; town, country. —23 Halesowen Av., Sandringham. 81-001. A RTHUR BREE, Professional Piano Tuner. i~\. Repairer. Quotations free. —00-400. BRICKWORK. —Convert your Coal Range or old-fashioned openings to Modern Fire places. Ranges part payment.—Ring 80-21-1 CHESTERFIELD Suites guar, renovations —Kircher, Cobden St. Newton; 30-724 DRESSES Cut, Tacked, stout figures, patterns. —Hollywood School, 03 Queen St TMDERDOWNS Re-covered, Satins, etc., Ih from 50/. —Karlena, 400 Queen St. IjUIK Work every description by Experts.— J 1 B Green, 0 shops along Wellesley St. West Civic Theatre side. Ph. 43-2,0. ITiIJR Coats Renovated, Remodelled.—Miss 1 R. Wittner 280 Karangahape Rd. 48-052 171UR Renovations and Remodelling.—Dolll- - inion Fur Co., St. Kevins Arc.. K'hape lid HEDGES Cut, and Kept on contract, by expert.—Pill 1331 Herald. T AWNMOWERS, motor and hand, repaired !J and sharpened; prompt service.—Broadway Motors, Khyber Pass. "I AWNMOWERS Sharpened. Expert Engl 1J neers. —Ryan, 201 New North Rd.. Eden Terrace. Ph. 41-028. T AWNMOWERS. Saws Sharpened, latest IJ methods; longest experience.—Cranston Eden Terrace; 14-375. I AWNMOWERS, Saw.-, Sharpened, etc.. Ju latest machinery. Craftsman Repair Shop, Jutland Rd., next Hellaby's, Takapuna. MOVING Ring Winstono. Ltd.. 44-880 (Hi lines). Largest vans in Auckland Furniture stored. Lowest prices. 'PAINTING, a good job at a reasonable .1. price.—CY(>72 Herald. PAINTING and Paperhanging first-class work guaranteed.—Ph. 10-050. PAN EL-B eating Experts. Cooper and Curd, Ltd., Pukekohe. PAPER HANGING, Painting, etc. Ring 41-780. Highest class work assured. ROOF Painting and White-washing.—RT •s:M Herald. CASH CORDS renewed by expert. Ph. O 10-HIB WOMAN handy machine and hand sewing, \ Y work at home. —AT'IBO Herald. DON'T Tamper with Your Typewriter. Send it to us and let our Export Mechanics Repair and Overhaul it. BRITISH TYPEWRITERS, LTD.. 37 Victoria Street West. Ph. 40-484. Mil, DEW PROOFING. —Have your Tent treated against Mildew. Wo treat nil Canvas Goods. Prices reasonable K. JjcROY, LTD., M Queen Street, Auckland. O AVE THAT RUSTY ROOF. Let us spray O your Roof with Tripoltile Bitumistic Roof'l'aint. Red, Green or Black. Canadian Roof Painting Co., J'li. M>-51 I, mornings and evenings. Q ER VICE FOR THE SER VICES O at New Zealand's Largest Portrait Studio, L'ATELIER-STEELE, 322 Queen Street- (just, above St. James' Theatre), opp. Amusement Park. Ph. 43-081. AGENCIES MERICAN Serviceman, former Business iv Executive, wishes to make contacts regarding articles or products for possible postwar marketing in U.S. —EZ7O-1 Herald. ~Y\ T OULD someone about to travel soon to Y* Australia undertake .small private commission ? P.<)._ Box 41, Newton, C.2. SALESMAN requires Agencies, Drapery and i' Grocery experience. In touch with farmers and retailers, any lines, Thames, Waikato and Tauranga districts. References supplied. II Ml 13 Herald. | A DVEKTJSER, with long experience in A Soft Goods Trade, offers first-class representation throughout the South Island, where he has old-established connections with the retail. Is in a position to carry slocks if desired, or will work on indent basis. Manufacturers or others interested are invited to write in the first instance to "SOFT GOODS," C.o. ,T. 'llott, Ltd., Advertising, P.O. Box 001, Auckland. A G F.NCIES WANTED. Manufacturer's A Representative recently discharged from Army is recommencing business and desires 1 or 2 additional agencies in Soft Goods Headquarters and Showroom in Chrislehurcli Whole of the South Island covered regularly Will be in .Auckland shortly, when refs. can be exchanged. Reply in Confidence: PTSGI Herald.