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New Zealand Herald, Volume 80, Issue 24759, 6 December 1943, Page 1

SITUATIONS VACANT ASSISTANT for Sandwich Making; also Cafeteria Waitress: light positions; 10-7. —Lyons, 13 Customs bt. \vest. ASSISTANTS (2), milk bar; also Cafeteria Waitresses; light positions, 11) till 7. — .Lyons, 13 Customs St., W. ,4 SSISTANT, Smart Junior Girl, for our XXRoyal Oak Shop.—Kelsall's Cash Draper.v, Onehunga. BAKER, to relieve for U months, starting Ist week in Jan.; bread only.—Tuakau Bakeries, Ltd., I'll. 17, Tuakau. BUUIyBUN DER, ot Impiovei, temale, gooil conditions; permanent,; above award rates —Scott Printing Co.. Ltd.. 47 St Paul St., City. BOY, to learn very good trade.—Hermes Gloves, 9 High St., Professional Chbrs. for Restaurant. —32 Albert St. BOY for Light Work. —Apply Head Storeman, J. Jones, Ltd., City Markets. BOY, smart, clean, Grocery lrade, good money.—Elliot's Pour Square Store. Cnr Garnet and Old Mill lids. BOY for messages, etc.; good opportunity to learn trado if satisfactory; age about i-1 yrs.—Merrick Engineering Co.. Ltd., dittos St., Parnell. BREAD Roundsman, horse delivery.—Walter Buchanan. Ltd., Bakers, Eden Tee. ter Buchanan, Ltd., Bakers, Eden Tee. BUILDER to do Alteration Job, Hed Beach; permit secured.—Ph. '25-378. BUTCHER, assist Shop, Slaughtering; house available.—Ph. 32, Tuakau. /CARPENTERS or Builder, finish [louse, v Orakei,—Keid, 85 Owen's Rd.. Mt. Eden. , /"IREAM Grader.—Kaitieke Co-op. Dairy Co., Ltd., Box 10U, Taumarutiui. ( M)OK, 2nd, .'{-banded kitchen —star Hotel, V.' Tau ran ga QOOK. —Masonic H.otel. Opotiki. Female; good wages.—Ph. 41-319. COOK, Entree (no joints).—Lyons, 13 Customs St. West. and Kitchen Staff, day work; must )bo clean and reliable; good wages and conds. —State Lounge, 240 Queen St, DISHWASHER, female, to start immediately; wages £3/10/- per week clear. — Empire Cafe, Customs St. W. DRESSMAKER, sewing, for 2 children by day, or will give week's accommodation and fees, nice Takapuna home, for few hours daily.—Ph. 78-213. DRIVER, bread delivery, Devonport.—Ph. 70-400. Cook (no joints).—Lyons, 13 J Customs St. W. / •* ARDHN EH for suburban home; room and VJT board provided; permanent position.— Apply 10-12, mornings, G7 Victoria St. West fi IRL, young, Shop Assistant.—E BrutVJTgens, Shoe Store, 200 K'hape Rd G1 IRL, Young, to assist in shop.—l4s Great T North Rd. CURL or Woman for our Egg-grading DeJTpartment; light work.—Apply G. Strong, c/o J. Jones, Ltd.. City Markets. GIIRLS (11-10), for piano rcfclting; good r wages and conditions. —Ring 00-490. Gt IRLS, for Mangle Room; -10-hour week: I C good conditions. —British Laundry, 259 | Parnell Rd. GIIRLS or Women urgently for important r Foodstuffs Factory; good conditions; 5day week. —Brown, Barrett, Ltd., Carlton Rd., Xewmarkrt. HANDYMAN, used to tools; good wages to good man; fee, fare paid. Mansion House, Kawau.—Reliable Registry, Cooke's Bldgs., 42-293. HOUSEMAID, relieving, few weeks—Dtlworth School. Ph. 25-508. HOUSEMA ID-Waitress or General. Star Hotel. Otahuhu. JJOUSEMAID— Star Hotel, Albert St. HOUSEMAID or Housemaid-Laundress.— Bungalow Hotel, Rotorua HOUSEMA ID-Waitress; also Relieving Laundress —People's Palace, Queen St. TNSURANCE Agent, Rotorua Dist.; good 1 opportunity, every assistance given.—J Banks, District Manager, Provident Life Assnrance Co., Ltd., Hamilton. TOINERS and Joiners' Machinists—C. H. >' Frankhain. Newmarket. TUNIOR Office Assistant, from 11'1/44. 'J Shorthand and typing not necessary but an advantage.—Apply by letter, G.V.B. Milkers Ltd., 44 Albert St.. Auckland GIRLS and 'Women wanted, good wages and conditions; those willing to work overtime can make really big wages. Come out and see the work you would be required to do.—Auckland Laundry, Ltd., Grey Lynn. MECHANICS (2), experienced, for our well-appointed Workshop; ideal working conditions; full time assured, plus overtime if desired.—Phillipps Motors, Ltd., Ford Dealers, New Plymouth, Manufacturing.—Foreman for t t our Carding Department.—Applications, stating experience, should be addressed to the Manager. Mosgiel Woollen Factory Co., Ltd., Masgiid,Otag» ■ INSURANCE.— An old-established Fire Insurance Company requires a capable Office Junior. Exceptional opportunity for a welleducated youtn desirous of taking up a business career. Age, about 17. Duties to commence January 10. 1944. —Apply by letter, giving school record, to INBO7 Herald. SCHOOL Cleaner for January, 1944; single person or Married Couple, resident of One-hunga-Royal Oak district preferred. Wage £5 per week. Written application to the Secretary, MANUKAU INTERMEDIATE SCHOOL. 28 St. Leonards Rd., Mt. Eden, S.l. "YTTAITRESSES, full-time employment, with YV or without experience, for Railway Dining Rooms, Auckland. Good wages and conditions and hours of duty.—.Apply in person to Manager, Railway Dining Rooms, Auckland Railway Station. , BUYER FOR LADIES' HOSIERY. Gloves, Neckwear and Handbags Must be fully experienced in buying and controlling above sections Regular position, not a wartime one. Apply in writing, stating qualifications, salary required, and including copies of refs., to Managing-Director. George Court and Sons, Ltd., P.O. Box 1331, Auckland. can secure Permanent. Highly-paid vT Positions, with liberal bonuses, while learning to become skilled Hosiery Operatives. The Korma Mills offer you interesting work, excellent prospects and pleasant working conditions in their modern Hosiery Mills, with own cafeteria and radios, etc. No experience necessary STAFF MANAGER. Korma Mills, Ltd.. Chancery Street, Auckland. GREY LYNN BOYS AND GIRLS are offered excellent positions in the Surrey Crescent Branch of Korma Mills. The work is light and interesting—wages good and liberal bonuses are available. No previous experience is necessary—you can earn while you team. Apply personally to— KORMA MILLS, LTD.. Surrey Crescent. HUNTLEY SCHOOL. MAR TON (Preparatory Boarding School). For February, 1944: Assistant Master, suit returned serviceman; Music Master (for teaching of pianoforte, singing and music appreciation; organist and choirmaster to School Chapel); Nurse-Matron, boy of school ago (7 to 14 years) not objected to. Application, with copies of recent testimonials, should reach the Headmaster on or befora DoTONA COLLEGE, HAVELOCK NORTH. A Resident Assistant Music Mistress to teach Pianofo.te and Class Singing commencing duties February 9, 1944. Salary, with board and residence, will be in accordance with qualifications and experience. Applications, wilo copies of testimonials, should reach tho Hoidmistress by December 10. TUNIORS. SEVERAL JUNIORS. O To Commence in the New Year. A thorough training will be given to Girls who are willing. The work is light and clean. Premises are handy to all types of transport. Conditions are excellent, ana there is every encouragement to earn high wages. Apply personally, NU VENUS FOUNDATIONS. LTD., Corset Manufacturers. Brighton Bldgs.. 28 Fanshawe St. Ph. 49-418. PARENTS. —Commence Your Daughter's Career with every opportunity to learn an interesting and useful vocation. Call at Silknit (N.Z.), Ltd., lor an interview and an inspection of tho premises. A modern cafeteria provides facilities for both hot and cold meals. Bright and airy workrooms ensure working under tho most umgeiiial conditions. Interviews between 9 a.m. and 4.45 p.m SILKNIT (N.Z.), LTD.. Top of Symonds Street. PRODUCTION ' MANAGER. 1 Fully experienced, capable Man, take complete control of our Coat and Costume Workroom. Thorough knowledge of garmentproduction and ability to control large staff essential. Position carries unlimited scope and excellent salary to right man. Applications, stating age, giving all particulars treated in the strictest of confidence. CLASSIC MFG. CO., LTD.. P.O Box 1959. Auckland. pALMERSTON NORTH CITY COUNCIL. Appointment of Chief Sanitary Inspector. Applications will close with the undersigned Noon, Thursday, January 0, 1944. for the position of Chief Sanitary and Health Inspector, City of Palmerston North. Salary to commence, £450 annum. Conditions of appointment may be seen on application to the Office of this Paper. J. R. HARDIE, Town Clerk. WINCH DRIVER for the Masterton County Council; capable man to operate a Dragline Excavator, one who has had some exper. preferred, but this is not essential Applications, to close on Friday. Dec. 10, 1913. are invited from persons exuer in handling machinery, who will be given instruction in the work prior to taking charge. Award wages, paid statutory and annual holidays. Duties to commence Jan. 4. 1944. or earliest possible. Further particulars on application. J. C. D. MACKLEY. Masterton, Not. 26, 1943. County Clerk.