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New Zealand Herald, Volume 81, Issue 24874, 21 April 1944, Page 1

SITUATIONS VACAHT L^NGiNELK a Labourers urgently fot "» -U sentiai work, mm. su-hour week.- —Works. Manager, Ellis, Hardie. Synnntoa, Ltd.. Fausitawe Si.. Auckland. Cleaner for our Newmarket Branch, IMi hours daily, 5-day week; wages 17/4. —Apply 11.30 a.m. to-day to Adams Bruce, Ltd., Broadway, Newmarket. /.GARDENER, 2 days weekly; wages '2O/-.. U —L'li. 2.VU77, after (i p.m. i GARDENER.—Kia Ora American Red vl Cross Club. Ph. 31-620. I AIRL or Woman for home cookery, early U mornings.—Ph. 42-461. / x ikl.. origin, aa .iuuioi Assistant in uai vJ Underclothing Dept.—Apply, with rets.. Manager, Kendells, Ltd. f UHL, aged 10-17, for our Packing Room, v« Office Filing. Sorting and other Office Work. —-Mr. Livesey, John Burns and Co., Ltd., Customs St., Auckland. G'IRL, young, aged about 10, to learn r Photo Finishing; pref. will be given to one with some art training.—Steele Photography. GIIRLS for Manufactured Stationery and f Bindery Depts.; experienced preferred but not essential; light, clean, interesting work in modern factory.—L. R. Alien and Co., Ltd., Allenco House, Civic Square. f~l IRLS (2), Junior, to learn Ticket and VX Specialty Printing; interesting work; permanent positions.—Caxton Prtining Works, 17-10 Lower Federal St., City. rviRLS (Junior) for General Office Work; vX essentia! industry.—Andrew and Andrew, Ltd., General Merchants and Carriers, Otahuhu. <2) feeders lor small oyiiiidei * machine; and 2 Table Hands.—The Anchor Printers' Ltd. behind New Pire Hta tion, Pitt St. GROCERY Warehouse.—Boy and Youth, good conditions; 5-day week; good wages. —Foodstuffs, Ltd., Emily Place. HOUSEMAID for Auckland Club; live in; week-ends free.—34 Siiortland St. JOINERS. —C. H. Frankham, Newmarket. JUNIOR, alert, tidy, for Takapnna Beauty Salon.—Ph. 78-773. TUNIOR Cierk, Legal Office; state age. ex»J perience.—-LX6O4 Herald. J UNIOR Girl, 15-16 years.—Alston's Bag tJ Shop, 156 Queen St. KITCHEN HANDS, also Waitresses, previous exper. not necessary.—Sanitarium Health Food Cafe. 174 Queen St. T ABOUR tor Heel and Toeplate Dept.— 1 J W. Wilson, Ltd., Federal St. T iADY, refined, as general office and recepJJ tion clerk, private hotel. —CL6SO Herald. LADY, young, for Sales, of good personality, and used to high-class business. — Bennett and Bain, Dingwall Bldg., Queen Street. T AUNDRESS, private hospital, elect. Ju wringer and ironer; live out. —Ph. 60-590. LAUNCH Driver; award wages. J. H. Bradney and Sons, Ltd., Prince's Wharf. LORRY -Driver, single, for essential work; Returned Soldier pref.—W. Kuhtz, Ph. 30, Walton. l\,f ACHINTSTS fOT cabinetnmking factory.— i>X I. Sanders and Son, Ltd.. 87 Crammer Rd., Grey Lynn. , A T AN, with some knowledge of baking.— IVI Foreman. Lyons Bakehouse, 68 Vincent St. MAN, young, capable. Shop and Mail Delivery; grocery experience an advantage; no military obligations.—Te Kawa Stores, Ltd., Te Kawa, ]\/F A.TERNITY Nurse or exper. Probationer, lVJLcsleep out. —Waione Hospital, Hamilton. A/f ID WIFE or Maternity Nurse, private jLtjL maternity hospital; permanent or relieving.—Ph. 81-678. MILK Bar Dispenser, .smart Senior Girl, good conditions, wages and bonus; no late hours. —Duffy's Milk Bars, Ltd.. Ist Floor, City Chambers, cnr. Queen and Victoria Sis. "VfOTOR Mechanic, reliable, ret. man pref., IVi country, urgent.—Cßl6S9 Herald. AIURSE. permanent, some experience pre-J-i ferred, small medical hospital.—Ph. 63-968 TVTURSE, Probationer, private maternity hospital; experienced, £2/10/; inexperienced. £l/17/6. —Ph. 81-678. TVT U HSERY Governess for Gisbornej 2 chilli dren; wages £2/10/- week. —Write Mrs. Izard, Box 13,' Gisborne. OFFICE Junior, Typing and General Office Work; little experience preferred, but not essential; excellent opportunity.-—Ph. 44-557. OFFICE Girl, junior. Typing and General Office Work; no Saturday work. —D Mount, Ltd.. P.O. Box 83. Newmarket. HARBOURMASTER (Working) to the Tauranga Harbour Board. —Terms ana conditions of appointment obtainable on application to the Secretary. Tauranga Harbour Board, Tauranga. INSURANCE, Fire, Marine and Accident. JL—Clerk, either sex, preferably with some knowledge book-keeping. Apply in own handwriting, stating age and qualifications. KV529 Herald. SECOND Cook, as soon as possible, .fourhanded modern kitchen; good conditions and wages; school holidays on full pay.— Apply with particulars to the Housekeeper, Woodford House. Haveiock North. TTTOMEN. young, active, for Factory. 5-day VV shift work. 7 a.m. to 3 p.m.. and 3 p.m. to 11 p.m. alternate weeks. Cafeteria oh premises.—Colonial Ammunition Co.. Nofmanby Ed., Ml. Eden. /"i IRI, OR YOUNG WOMAN, \J For our Packing Department. Easy job and no experience necessary. Wages* £2/10/- clear: 44 hours week. This work is essential. Apply Manager, BON ACCORD CAKES, 179 Broadway. Ph. 17-456. MEN AND BOYS, immediately, for urgent war work; good wages and conditions; bus stops outside premises; hours 8 a.m. to 4.30 p.m \pply Factory Manager, THE JOHNSTON CARDBOARD BOX CO., LTD., Great South Rd.. Penrose. lADY, capable, to take charge of a girls' J camp at Pukekohe, duties to commence on May 1. 1944, One experienced in welfare work and" with home nurisng certificate pref. The work is in connection with dehydration and ! packing plant. Good conditions. Salary accordI ing to qualifications. —Internal Marketing Division, Nelson St. QTOCK Cutter, first-class, for ell estabO lished Ladies' Coat and Costume Manufacturer. Accuracy essential and must possess a thorough knowledge of grading. Write stating Qualifications and salary required to—--8A622 Herald. I QHORTHAND -TYPISTE. Capable Senior ! O used to handling a large volume of mail, j The work is interesting and a good salary is I offered. —Personal or written application should be made immediately to SMITH AND BROWN. LTD Symonas St., Auckland. ! STENOGRAPHER, immediately, by Legal I Office in King Country town.—Experienced Senior Shorthand-Typiste, salary £5 per week. I —Apply, stating age and particulars of short{hand and typing speeds, with copies of testimonials- r v . I \\T UPAWA HOSPITAL BOARD, jVV * REGISTERED NURSES, Experienced in teaching work, for the position of Tutor Sister at the District Hospital, Waipukurau. Commencing salary £220 per annum. with free board, lodgings and uniforms. Cooies only of testimonials to be submitted. P. R. SMYRK. NVaipukiirau. Managing Secretary, WOMEN PBESSERS (2), urgently, for \ V our workroom. Work is of a light nature, being women's and men's underwear Good conditions and an airy factory. MANAGER, ROSS AND GLEN DINING, LTD.. Underwear Factory, Symonds Street (above Tutt's). Manager for country general STORE. Applications must be in writing, giving full 'details of exper., age, military obligations, ! etc. Salary £3OO per annum, with free house. Conditions of appointment may be had on application to the Secretary Applications close April 30. OPARAU CO-OP DAIRY CO:. W. L. Brown, Secretary. AND BOYS, by highly essential .1. industry supplying to all branches of the Armed Service throughout N.Z. and" the Pacific area, This work is of an interesting nature ami offers outstanding opportunities to 'She studious type Highest remuneration and very best of working conditions. G. R. YOUNG AND CO. N.Z Electrical Engineers and Specialists in the Manufacture of Electrical Welding Equipment, 363 Queen St.. Onehnnsra. UOREWOMEN.—2 EXPERIENCED FACr TORY FOREWOMEN take charge of Frock-Pyjama-making section Positions offer considerable scope and opportunity for women who have had experience in modern factories working under mass-production conditions Salary very much above ordinary award rates, plus bonuses on production. Women wishing to take a dignified, interesting position in a light, dainty trade with an essential industry should apply at once to MR. ROBINSON Childswear Ltd., 19 Grey's \v over Robin son's Motors Ph 49-636 CVIRLS, 14-18 years. Beginners or Improver ers. required by Company, Manufacturers of High-grade Ladies' and Men's Underwear and Outerwear. The position, with considerations above the ordinary, offers permanency and excellent scope for advancement to conscientious Girls. Working conditions are ideal, and here is an opportunity for young girls to obtain employment in a contented atmosphere. Centrally situated. STIRLING HENRY (N.Z.). LTD.. Ist and 2nd Floors. 400 Queen Street. SENIOR MALE CLERK, aged 19-25, for O our General Office. It is essentia! that the applicants be fully conversant with all types of calculation, work a 40-hour week and' be prepared to work overtime when required j This is an excellent opportunity offered in : an essential industry with prospects of ml vaiicement,—Apply, in writing, to MASON BROS ENGINEERING CO., LTD., Box 1633, Auckland. i