Page 1 Advertisements Column 6

New Zealand Herald, Volume 81, Issue 24875, 22 April 1944, Page 1

SITUATIONS VACANT 4 C COUNT ANT'S Assistant, typing, book-j -C-L keeping; Sat. free; state age. exper. and i wages required. whole or part-time.—PAo24 i • IiKKALD. j 4 tor Floor Show iu Night Ciub. — ■ i"x Silver Slipper, 86 Fort St. i A LTERATION Band, part sales; good wage j, Xjl suitable applicant.—Regal Gowns. 74 Karangahape Rd A PPR ENTICE, Model Dressmaking.—Ph. A 48-137, Machinka Salon. A PPRENTICES, urgently.—Regent Clofchirig- Co., Ltd., 1 Airedale St. A SSISTANT, with knowledge Retail Hard- [ ware trade; permanent.—JY364 Herald, i A SSISTANT, Junior, for Showroom; some j XXexperience preferred; good opportunity for suitable girl.—Staff Manager, George Court and Sons, Ltd.. Karangahape Rd. A SSISTANT, willing-, for Bowling Club; j-'v greenkeeper's experience preferred, but not essential.—G. N. Christian, Nathan Bond Bldg.. 47 Customs St. E.. Auckland. BAKER, small goods, permanent, good position.—Watson's, 472 Karangahape Rd. BAKER, bread and smalls; relieving fur '-f months.—Gardiner and Sons, Te Kuiti BARMAN, experienced, private bar. —Star Hotel, Albert Si. BLACKSMITH, must be good horseshoer.G. H. Baucke, Ph. 52, Otorohanga. BLACKSMITH, lor steel fabrication. also Metal Workers' Assistants. —N.Z Steel Pipe anil Tank Co. Ltd., Penrose. BOILERMAKERS, Electric Welders, Gas Welders and Apprentices.—N.Z Steei Pipe and Tank Co.. Ltd. Penrose BOOK- Keeper, Senior, take charge small office of essential industry, at Opotiki; remuneration and conditions good.—AKl63s Herald. BOY; used horses, immediately. Ph. 65-214 , „ _ BOY lor shop.—R. Hannah and Co., Hara ngahape Rd. BO\' tor Spare Parts Department —stai Andrew Ltd. Pukekohe BOY C 18) for our mechanical dept.—British Typewriters, Ph. 40-184. BOY or Girl for our Despatch Department. —Abel, Dykes, Ltd., 96 Lome St., Auck. BOY, junior, for Exporter's Office.—Apply own handwriting, Wm. Haughton and Co. Pty., Ltd., P.O. Box 4, C.l. E>OY for Retail Hardware, good prospects. > —Geo. J. Browne, Ltd., Ironmongers, cur. Queen and Wellesley Sts., Auckland. BiQY and Youth for Grocery Warehouse; good conditions; 5-day week; good wages. —Foodstuffs. .Auckland, Ltd.. Emily Place. BOY for Warehouse, learn trade with progressive textile company; secondary education an advantage.—Feltex, P.O. .Box 485. BOY for Warehouse and Factory; good prospects of advancement. —L. R. Allen and Co., Ltd., Manufacturing Stationers, Allenco House, Civic Square. BOYS, Herald Delivery, small rounds; 12/; Dominion Rd.—Ph. 27-323. BOYS for Showroom and Store; excellent prospects.—Hardleys. Ltd., Hardware Merchants, Newmarket. _ „ BOX-Making Hand.—National Box Co., 140 Nelson St. 43-066. "ORUSH Hand or Youth with painting exBRUSH Hand or Youth with painting experience.—Ph. 64-012, after 6 p.m. BRUSH Hands for ship work.—"Apply at 7.45, Saturday morning, at the Office of John Henderson, Ltd., cnr. Federal and Swanson Sis. T> DLL.DOZER-Driver; top wages u> good I> man.—Driver, Box 293, Hamilton. BUTCHER, capable, for month, probably permanent.—BA643 Herald. BUTCHER, all-round Man for Shop—Goldsmith, Newmarket. Ph. 20-588. (CABINETMAKER, Returned doldier pre V. ferred; good conditions and wages.—New Century Furniture Co cnr Franklin Rd and Wellington St , , RPENTERS; Work available, large V. number good tradesmen. Ail Government . housing contracts. —Apply Residential Construction Co., Penrose. Ph. 24-780. /"IHAMBER Hand, Southdown _ night de\y livery; also cutting meat.—Wilson Meats, Ltd., Endean's Bldg., Auckland. /IHEF, £7; and Night Porter, Tourist Hotel.—Reliable Reg., 42-293. CILERH, Conveyancing, experienced, pre- > paration documents, estates; state age salarv required.—LX6os Herald QOOK, 3rd. —Manager. People's Palace. QOOK (Third).—Star Hotel. Albert Street. OOOK, 2nd, male or female. —Albert Hotel. CIOOK, 2nd. experienced, immediately.— > Glenaivon, Ph. 40-678. fIOOK, nights, 30-hour week; good wages.— Vy Silver Slipper. 36 Fort St. C 1 LEANER; good hours. —Silver Slipper. > 36 Fort St. male, night work.—9 p.m., Caretaker, Cooke's Bldgs. CLEANER for Kohimarama School.—Headmaster, Kohimarama School. Ph. 51-377. Stock Records and Despatch; urgent, for large Manufacturing Coy.; excellent prospects; preference to returned man. —PW6IS Herald. 2nd. —Star .Hotel, Albert St. DARK Room Assistant, a very goed posi tion with nnnsual prospects for experienced person Applications will be treated with confidence. —-Steele Photography. DENTAL Mechanic or Improver. Female; 5day week.—C.P.O. Box 1673. DENTAL Nurse, thoroughly competent, exper pref.. City Practice.—BA6s3 Herald. DIGGING in Glasshouses, full or parttime, 2/3 hour; suit pensioners.—Currey, 53 New Windsor Rd.. Avondale. DRESSMAKER, capable Machinist. —Mrs. D. Plummer, 204 Broadway, New-market. DRESSMAKER, lst-class Machinist parttime presser.—Adrian Gowns. 44 Lewis Eady Bldg. Ph. 41-308. DRIVER or Driver's Assistant.—lß6 Hob son St DRIVER Town, Light Parcel Delivery; knowledge shipping, rail advantage.—BM 774 Herald. TpLECTRICAL Engineer witb mechanical Fj engineering experience.—N.Z Steel Pipe and Tank Co., Ltd.. Penrose ITiNGINEER-Dnver, 2nd class stationary J required for town yard; good wages and conditions.—Mannkau Timber Co Ltd 836 Manukau Rd f ENGINEERS. Fitters. Turners. Factory As J sistants and Youths —N.Z Steel Pipe and Tank Co Ltd., Penrose }?EMALE Workers, light, clean work, no previous experience necessary.—Apply 10 a.m., McNiven Bros., Ltd., Khyber Pass Rd. I7UKEWOOD Cntters, Post Splitters; good . monev.—Birchley, Hanua Rd., Papakura. j f \RDENER to cut lawns and hedges, 1 day : \X weekly.—Ph. 60-590. ! ARDENER. —Kia Ora American Red | vT Cross Club, Ph. 31-620. GARDENER, experienced, 1 day week; 22/6; Epsom.—Ph. 63-165. G1 ARDENER. V a or 1 day weekly.—l 4 Basil* sett Rd.. Remuera. Ph. 25-044. (1 ARDENER, 3 or 4 days weekly, lawns, T hedges, general work.—Ph. 24-325. ' / I ARDENER, reliable, for lawns and small ! vJS garden; one day weekly; Parnell district, j —VK7O7 Herald. G1 ARDENER, 1 day every 10 days; 25/-; F small garden, flowers only.—Ph. afteri noon. 20-168 , CURL or Woman, exper.. for Housework. — J Meiita Hospital, Takapuna. r\ ikl for Tearooms; wages £2/15/- per i VT week. —Oceanic Cafe, Morrinsville. GIIRL. Jnnior, Legal Office-, state age, Tsalarv required.—Box 1115, Auckland. GIRL, answer telephone, assist, shop.— Sibun's Florist Shop. Broadway, N'market. (URL, smart, for Office, typing and shorterhand.—Vanbro Factory, 2 King Edward | Ave., Epsom. i f i IRL, smart, for Junior Cashier, experi- | vT ence not necessary.—Auckland Meat Co.. Ltd., 63 Wakefield St. GIRL, to learn Knitting Trade and Winding; good wai.es and conditions. —Auckj land Knitting Mills. 14A Ilanfurly Road. Epsom. ItT f \ IKL, junior, lor Morningside Works \T Office; 5-day week. —Ring 32-520. or write Amalgamated Brick and Pipe Co.. Ltd., P.O. Box 539, Auckland. ri IRL with some Multigraph or similar VJC duplicating machine experience; good position with large concern and special staff privileges.—Apply by letter to MFB76 Herald /URLS or Women, for clean Factory work, vT whole or part-time.—Vanbro Factory. 2 King Edward Av„ Epsom IRL, young, aged about lb, to team Tphoto Finishing; pref. will be given to one with -nine art training.—Steele Photo grapb.v (~"11RLS (2), for press work and packing; 5J day week, 8 a.m. to 4.15 p.m., essential work.—Ph. 40-741, and call N.Z. Hardware and Hinges, Ltd.. 11 Stanley St. ("MRLS (2). Junior, to learn Ticket and J' Specialty Printing; interesting work; permanent positions.—Caxton Prtining Works, 17-lit Lower Federal St., City. /"MRLS (Junior) for General Office Work; vT essential industry.—Andrew and Andrew, Ltd.. General Merchants and Carriers. Ota huhu /"GREENS Caretaker, Cambridge Bowling vTClub. State qualifications, salary required.—Further details. F. M. Oliver. Secretary, Cambridge. Book binding.—Exper. women for our Bookbinding Department; either fulltime or part-time. Abel, Dykes, Ltd. BOOK-KEEPER, female, capable accepting responsibility of books for Company with retail stores. Wages £5/10/. All applications confidential.-—Apply in writing, stating age and experience, to L finis Ht R a lb. BOYS. 15 to 17 Years of Age, for general showroom work; good wages and „condi- ! lions; permanent positions.—The Manager, j the Maple Furnishing Co.. Ltd. cnr Karanga- | hape Rd. and Symonds St. CILERK, Male, exper,, for position in our J main office, entailing general clerical and interview work. —Manager. Maple Furnishing Co., Ltd.. cnr. Symonds St. and Karangahape Rd. JITTERS and Turners required by firm en--1 gaged on urgent defence work: 56-bour week Speedway Products, Ltd. 51 Albert St., Auckland. 77VEEDERS, women, exper., for our LetterI press and Lithographic Presses. Working conditions good. Morning, mid-day and afternoon tea provided,—Abel, Dykes. Ltd.. 96 Lome St., Auckland. 77* IXISHEIM?, experienced, in our modern, I up-to-date Frock Workroom; excellent conditions and highest wages paid. Classic Manufacturing Co., Ltd., 2nd Floor. Sun Bldgs., cur. Wyndham and Albert Sts.