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New Zealand Herald, Volume 80, Issue 24747, 22 November 1943, Page 1

SITUATIONS VACANT TgARMAN. —Suffolk Hotel. College Hill. BARMAN and Barman-Porter.—Now Criterion Hotel. BUY 10.- Messages; good conditions. — British Typewriters, 37 Victoria St. W. BOY for Store Work.—Head fjtoreman, J. J ones, Ltd., City Markets. BOY for Optical Warehouse. —Arthur Cocks and Co (N.Z.), Ltd., Johns' Bldgs.. Chancery St., Auckland. BOY' or Youth for Messages and Store; good wages for suitable applicant.—Buttons for Fruit, I Queen St. BREAD Carter for Horse Delivery.— Walter Buchanan, Ltd., Eden Tco. BUSHMEN (-1), for Sawmill, Gisborne district; wattes, contract, or by arrangement. —P.O. Box *lO5, Gisborne. BUTCHER, shop and Slaughter; house available.—Deeble, Tuakau. ( CARPENTERS 12), House, good one ablo Vy take charge; 3/0 per hour. —Markwick, Ph. 53, Papakura. Female, -.lee Day Waitress; good ' wages.—Civic Hamburger Bar, 330 Queen St., after 0. CiOOK, female, exper., for our up-to-date J Cafeteria. Successful applicant required to commence Jan. —Production Manager, Ross & Glendining, Ltd., Clothing Factory. Sales St. /"iiKL, Junior Shortnand-Typist; good wages VJ and conditions.— Ph 40-484 CVIRLS and Women, for light factory work. T —Apply 10 a.m., McNiven Bros., Ltd.. Ktiyber Pass Road. Gi i KLS (2), capable, for Delicatessen r Counter; also smart Junior, good prospects and perm, positions.—Hill Bros.. 181 i J road way, Newmarket. Gi'IRLS, Bindery, experienced, and BeginT ners; Boy, messages, ride bike; Letterpress Machinist.—Dawson. Printers, 90 Vincent St. HAIRDRESSER, Ladies', Relieving, for about 3 months.—Apply, stating experience, Jade Salon, Rotorua. HOUSEMAID-Waitress immediately; live . in or out; week-ends free.—Ph. 45-370. HOUSEMAID - Waitress. Star Hotel, Albert Street. • I_|OU.SEMAID.— Star Hotel, Albert St. HOUSEMAID-Waitress, temporary or permanent; salary above award; live in.— Hotel Stoneinirst. Ph. 43-774. KITCHENMAID.— Ph. 51-247. American Red Cross. KITCHENMAID, experienced; Fish and Grill R00m.—57 Queen St. KITCHEN Hand, Female. Manager. Cooke's Tearooms. TADY Clerk for Retail Drapery Store Office J Good prospects, congenial work.—Apply in own handwriting. SKBO3 llehald. BOY'S and Girls, smart, for our Store and Packing Department. Good wages. Modern conditions. National Distributors, Ltd., Stanley St., Auckland! GIIRLS and Women wanted. Good wages J" and conditions. Those willing to work overtime can make really big wages. Coine out and see the work you would be required to do. —Auckland Laundry, Ltd., Grey Lynn. GIRLS, 15-17 years, modern, well-equipped Office; opportunity for advancement and exper., salary on a liberal basis.—Apply by letter immediately to IFBOI Herald. GUHLS about to leave school. —Smart Junior f Office Girl for manufacturer's office, with or without experience; good conditions; zood all-round experience offered. P.O. Box 1409, Auckland. MEN and Boys, for Die-casting Foundry .and Metal Fettling; wages above award and overtime.—Dominion Die-Casting Co.. Ltd. enr College Hill and Beaumont St. Ph. 45-210. experienced or semi ; experienced, for Brewery. Permanent position. Excellent =alary and working conditions. Travelling expenses would be paid by employer.—Reply bv letter in first instance to BREWERY COOPER, C.o Inglis Wright Advertising. Box 305, Christchurch. /"COUNTER HAND, FOR GENERAL \J STORE. First-class Man (single)., for large Dairy Companv General Store, with knowledge of Clothing and Boots preferred. Copiets of refs. only, stating salary and military obligations, to SMI9IO Hkkald. DISPENSER, fully qualified, for relieving duties at the Waikato Hospital during .Tan., Feb. and 'March. 1944. Award rate. Apply Medical Superintendent. Waikato Hospital. Hamilton. A. C. BURGESS, Secretary, I Waikato Hospital Board. EX-SERVICEMEN, 'good woodworkers, for Motor Body Work; also Youth for Panelbeating and learn Electric. also Acetone Welding. Every opportunity. Highest wages to suitable applicants and permanent positions ALBION MOTOR BODIES, St. Mark's Rd„ Newmarket. Ph. 16-191. 170 UN DRY MOULDERS, FOUNDRY i 1 LABOURERS, also SHEET METAL WORKERS and LABOURERS for Sheet Metal Factory. Progressive firm engaged, in urgent defence work. Good wages and working conditions. Permanent employment for good men. Apply personally to SPEEDWAY PRODUCTS, LTD., 51 Albert St., Auckland. OFFICE Junior. Girl, anxious to take up the career of Shorthand-Typiste; every opportunity for advancement and exper.—Apply personally or by letter to Mr. W. L. Dalton, SMITH AND BROWN, LTD.. 14S-152 Symonds Street. PARENTS. —Ladderloc Lingerie, Manufacturers of Exclusive Ladies' Lingerie, will have vacancies in January for Girls, 11-18, to learn this interesting work in their modern hvgienic workrooms. Immediate personal application will avoid disappointment. 350-02 BROADWAY. NeWmarkct. General manager, for the WELLINGTON WOOLLEN MANUFACTURING CO., LTD. Thorough knowledge of the W T oo!len Industry, Merchandising and business practice generally is essential. Salary will be commensurate with the position. Applications, which will be treated in strict confidence, close on Sat.. December 4, 1913, and should be addressed to The Chairman of Directors. Box 905, Wellington. mHE SELF HELP CO-OP.. LTD. SMART JUNIORS, SENIORS AND CAPABLE BRANCH MANAGERS. Here is an opportunity for Boys and Girls to commence a Grocery career, and be assured of efficient training under modern methods. Apply personally to National Distributors' Bldgs., Stanley St.. between 9 and 10 a.m. or 4 and 5 p.m., or in writing to Box 13S0. 7"OR IvSHOP: Mechanics. Panel Shop: YV Panel-beaters. Machine Shop: Precision Lathe Hand-Milling Machine exper. an advantage. Kerrick K leaning Dept Operator, experience not necessary. Good wages will be paid to first-class workmen. Working conditions excellent-. Returned overseas men—this is your opportunity! Apply now— SEA BROOK, FOWLDS. LIMITED, 77-83 Symonds St. Ph. 32-201. HOSIERY Trade. —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 1944. 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. IS-192. AT EW ZEALAND GOVERNMENT. 1\ REHABILITATION OF EX-SERVICE-MEN, CARPENTRY TRAINING SCHEME, AUCKLAND CENTRE. Applications will he received, not later than December 6 for Training in 'the Carpentry Course, commencing January 17. 1914 of approximately 17 weeks in \\ orkshop, and 34 weeks on House Construction. Preference will be given to Ex-Servicemen of this war. Allowance. £5 61 per week. —Apply personally to any District Rehabilitation or Manpower Officer, or to Training Centre, 130 Now North Road, Auckland. WOODFORD HOUSE SCHOOL, '' HAVELOCK NORTH. Applications are invited for the following post at the beginning of 1914. A Mistress to teach either Latin throughout the School, or Senior English, and to act as House Mistress in charge of a new House (there will be no house duties as a House Matron will be in residence). Sa'lary on a par with Government scale. Applications, with copies of testimonials and details of age, experience and qualifications, should he sent to the Headmistress immediately. AT E L S 0 N COL L E G E.— -!-> MUSIC SPECIALIST. Duties to consist of teaching school singing, training the orchestra, organising school concerts, and developing generally the music of the school. Ability to teach some other subject for a few periods a week would be an additional recommendation. The salary will be in accordance with personal grading as a technical teacher (wifli a maximum of £405) There is a possibility, however, of additional emolument for evening work and, in the case of a single man, the Council of Governors may also provide board and residence in return for House duties. Duties commence February, 194-1. Applications, accompanied by copies only of testimonials, close with the Secretary, P.O. Box 04, Nelson, on Saturday, December 11, 1943. Applications will be considered from those not already in the teaching service.