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

CORNS CO LIKE MACIC CARNATION CORN CAPS 1/3 Tin, All Chemists and Stores. N.Z. Distributors Ltd., 3 7-39, Albert St., Auck.

SITUATIONS ..VACANT T ABOURERS. urgently.—Ph 16-496 or -Li 42-122 MAN to mow grass and garden work, 2 days week.—Ph. 24-498. ]\/fATERNITY Nurse (relieving), inunedlirX ately, tor S. Mary's Homes Maternity Hospital, Otabuhu. —Sister-in-Charge, or Ph 21-308. MEN for Hardie's Fibrolite Factory, Penrose, shift work; good wages, overtime.Manpower Office, Civic House, Queen St MEN, for factory work; some knowledge of machinery an advantage, but not essential; good conditions; essential work. — John Grant and Co., 5 Nelson St.. City. MIDWIFE Reg., Maternity Nurse or exper. Probationer.—Hiwa Hospital, Hamilton. MILLINER for high-class Retail Shop; good wages.—KKSo6 Herald. MILL Hands. —1 Eriginedriver. 2nd ticket, also 3 Mill Hands; single accommodation —Te Anga Sawmilling Co., or Ph. 4Z. "XI URSE for Medical Hospital; exper pref. i\ —Ph. 64-314 AJURSE Probationer, young, previous ex per. not necessary; live out; Rernuera. — Ph. 20-13 S. NURSE for baby and child school age.— Mrs. C Levin, 1 Homewood Av.. Karori. Wellington "VTURSE, semi-trained, or Probationer, for i\ convalescent home. —6 Oakland's Rd., Mt Eden. Ph. 60-092. I\JURSE, Karitane, or capable person, assist with 2 children, beach cottage, Takapuna. —BD9OI Herald. T)ATNTER. —Ring 65-865, day or night, or X interview Mr. G. Strong, c/o J. Jones, Ltd., City Markets. RELIEVING Maid.—Ph 61-247, American Red Cross. CANDWICH Maker, exper.—Blake's Inn, O Vulcan Lane. QCULLERY Maid, experienced.— Blakea O luu, Vulcan Lane. r PRAVELLER-Warehouseman knowledge of X Hardware essential; alsi> Female Warehouse Assistant. —C. E. Lawford, Ltd., Anzac Av. Auckland. rpRUCK-Driver, heavy duty, essential inJL dustry.—McKendrick Bros., Ltd.. 19 Wellington St. "W.'AITERS, nignt work; good wage 3.. — n Chic Hamburger Bar, 336 Queen St.. after 6 \\7"OMAN, reliable, Housework, mornings V? only; award wages.—Ph. 45-414. 'WOMEN and Girls, for Factory; £3, 40 » V hours-, no Sate. —19 Mahura St.. Newmarket. VOUTH or Land Girl, for orchard, near x Auckland; above award wages; good home. —Ph. IJ. Kumeu. MAN and Wife, energetic, to take over management Country Store; must have grocery experience and be able drive truck. TW935 Herald. QENIOR Shorthand-Typiste-Office Assistant, O wartime appointment until the return of present employee.—Particulars on application to Secretary, Hospital Board. Taumarunui Hospital Board. SHORTHAND • Typiste, Junior, previous exper. not essential. Opportunity for early promotion exists for applicant possessing necessary qualifications.—Call, with refs., 206-207 British Chbrs.. High St., Auckland QHORTHAND-Typiste, knowledge of bookO keeping an advantage, excellent prospects, pleasant city office; commence duties immedi-ately.-—Personal interviews to-day (Monday), 12 to 1 p.m. Modern Theatres . Corporation, Ltd., 501 A Smith's Bldg., Albert St., C.l. rpYPISTE. junior, for Wholesale Office; 1 Technical College Commercial Student pref Opportunity for a sound business training. Commencing wage according to ability, —'Apply with copies of refs. to Manager. P.O. Box 1370, Auckland. UPHOLSTERER, excellent opportunity for Ist class Man. Highest wages and perm, woik to suitable Man. W. Pegden. Furnisher. Palinerston North. "\7"OUTH, 16-18, intelligent, for ManufacX turing Dept. of well-established firm of manufacturing chemists. Good wages and conditions to successful applicant, with excellent prospects of advancement. —Frederick Stearns and Co, N.Z., Ltd.. 153 Albert St. YOOMKN AND GIRLS FOR OUR VY CANNING AND PACKING ROOMS And in Canmaking Department. Good wages, pleasant conditions. Essential war work, further particulars, IRVINE & STEVENSON'S, LTD, St. George Preserving Works, 91 Hepburn St, Ponsonby. Ph. 2G-923. pJRLS ABOUT TO LEAVE SECONDARY v* SCHOOL. Position of JUNIOR ASSISTANT able in N.Z. Art Needlework and Children's Wear Shop. Preference to one who appreciates and desires to be taught fine needlework, reliable, honest and keen to learn. SHAKESPE.AR ART NEEDLEWORK. 177 Queen Street, City. MACHINISTS, Army. Navy. Air Force Contract. Good wages and bonuses paid to efficient operators. Girls leaving school will have an opportunity to secure thorough tuition in a useful trade in one of Auckland's most modern Clothing Workrooms. A cordial invitation is extended to mothers who desire to place their girls in the best position under ideal cori ditions. Inquire now. E L. RILEY, LTD., Nuffield St, Newmarket. ■ Ph. 20-507. PARENTS. —Commence Your Daughter's Career with every opportunity to learn an interesting and useful vocation. Call at Silknit (N.Z.), Ltd., for an interview and an inspection of the premises. A modern cafeteria provides facilities for both hot- and cold meals. Bright and airy workrooms ensure working under the most congenial conditions Interviews between 9 a.m. and 4.45 p.m. SILKNIT (N.Z.), LTD.. Top of Symonds St. Junior, to learn Sewing with wellX known Ladies' Coat and Costume Manufacturer. Girls leaving school, who are keen to learn this very interesting and useful fashion trade, will be taught the trade thoroughly and will learn to make complete garments. The staff work under ideal conditions in a congenial workroom, and are paid above award wages.—Write at. once to AV493 Herald. INSPECTOR. —Applications are invited for position of Second Inspector for the Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals. Applicants must have a thorough know, ledge of animals, but Veterinary qualifications are not necessary. Own car an advantage. Apply by letter only, stating salary required to the Secretary, S.P.C.A, 52 Victoria St. West, Auckland. "PUBLIC HEALTH NURSES, FIJI. X Applications, addressed to Director, Nursing Division. Health Dept., Wellington, are invited from Registered Nurses,, who also hold their Midwifery Certificate, for of Public Health Nurses in the Fiji Nursing Service. Salary £IBO, rising by £lO increments to £220 p.a, plus £2O service bonus, £lO uniform allowance, and £SO ration allowance. Partly furnished house supplied, or an allowance of £SO in lieu thereof. "TifAIKATO SUB-CENTRE, -N.A VV CRIPPLED CHILDREN SOCIETY. LADY WELFARE OFFICER. The successful Applicant will be expected to travel over the Waikato Hospital Board District, and car will be provided. Salary £250 year, plus cost of living bonus. Applications must bo accompanied with refs, and close with the undersigned, Fri, Nov. from whom schedule of duties and further particulars may be obtained. —Hon. Secretary, P.O. Box 272, Hamilton. . RADIO APPARATUS DELCO 6-V. Car Radio, and Aerial. —Ph. 41-1 IS, business hours. iVADIO, Zenith, All-wave, 7v„ best cond.— i •_»;5 Ardmorc Rd, Heme Bay. ■ KADIO. recent model, small, wanted, suitable > for bedroom. —Particulars. CA33I Hfr.ald EAOIO Servicing by Expert Registered Radiotricians. —F. W Mountioy. Ph. 01-444. Established 10 years. OOBKRTK' RADIO SERVICE, 417 Karait ngahapc Rd, opp. Newton P. 0., for all Radio Repairs. Ph. 4S-009. Prompt service. 6 T.C. Radio Service Ph. 44-449.—E R. kJ. Cooper and Co, Strand Arcade. 17TBRAT0R, 6-volt. 6 or 7-valve radio reV ceiver set, wanted. —Full particulars to JB9IS Herald. I.iOR Expert Repairs, Ring 44-749.-8. E. r Moe Co, Ltd. 319 Queen St. 1711 SPIER'S Radio Repair and Electrical Ser- ? vice, 494 Queen St. Ph. 40-608. Repairs to Every Type Radio, with most modern instruments in N.Z. Also Vac. Cleaners. Elec. Motors. Violet Ray Machines, etc. w VOU'RK NOT TOO LATE! - Thrn's a X Handsome Radiogram for you. at ELGU RADIOS, LTD. —if you don t miss lti bo call right away at " 16 WYNDHAM STREEI. BICYCLES FOR SALE TUST LANDED.—Limited Stocks Only of J New Leader Roadsters and Sports Models. CLARKE'S CYCLE WORKS LTD. 292-4 Broadway, Newmarket, Ph 17-194 BICYCLES WANTED TJIKE, half size.—FMlS94 Herald,