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New Zealand Herald, Volume 81, Issue 24877, 26 April 1944, Page 2

r SITUATIONS VACANT MATERNITY Nurse, end of July; modern home.—Nurse, Box 56. Opotiki. JVif A. TERNII'i iNurse or exper. Probationer, out.—Waioue Hospital, Hamilton. |V| ECHAMC, good tradesman; capable of J.TX taking charge; good wages.—.Mechanic, Box 40, Matamata. MAN for Factory; knowledge of despatch work.—Cereal Foods, N.Z., Ltd.. Surrey Cres., Grey Lynn. MEN for Factory, essential industry; knowledge of machinery pref. but not esseutial.—John Grant and Co.. 5 Lower Nelson St., C.l. MILK Bar Assistant, 5 nights weekly-, also experienced Sandwich Maker, full-time.— Lyons, 13. Customs St. West. TVTIGHT Nurse, live in or out; good wages 1> —Ph. 61-893. —Ph. 61-893. "VTURSE, some exper.—Melita Hospital. J-> Takapuna. Governess tor Gisborne, 2 enni.l dreii, wages £2/10/- week. — Write Mrs Izard, Box 13, Gisburne OFFICE Girl, Intermediate, with some experience of invoices; no typing.—Staff Manager, George Court and Sons. Ltd., Karangaliape lid PANTRY MAID, 2 or 3 hours daily.— Lyceum Club, Smith and Caughey's Bldgs.. Ph. 42-170. PROBATIONER Nurse, some expenenci preferred.—Ph. 16-444 RELIEVING Maid and experienced Kit chenmaid. —Gleu Lnnes American Red Cross Club. Ph. 50-188. SCULLERY Maid, experienced; good hour* and wages.—Blake's Inn. Vulcan Lane. SHORTHAND-Typiste. intermediate. Lena, office, City.—Baxter, Shrewsbury am' Milliken, Vulcan Lane Ph 11-031 SHORTHAND-Typiste, experienced; excellent working conditions. —Staff_ Manager. George Court and Sons. Ltd.. Khape Rd C TOR EM A N. —Smith and Smith Mbert St STOREMAN, Junior, lor Despatch Dept.— Youth, between the ages of 15 and 18 years, as Junior Assistant—Apply with refs. to the Manager. Rewieils. Ltd S 'FOREMEN !2). capable, wanted linmedi ately; perm position il suitable -r—Produce Markets, Ltd. Customs St. West. Driver. Phone Hancock. 128 _L Green Lane Rd. rPRUCK Driver, must know rail and wharf -L work. —Ph. 20-383. npYPIST, Junior or Intermediate, lor acJL countant's office. —Mr J. B Davy, National Bank Bldg., air Queen and Rutland Sts rPYPISTE, Junior, also Office Boy. for Legal JL Office.—Reply, stating experience, to Box , 1822. "ty AITRESS hours s to 5. Ph 18-072 easy quiet country hotel.— \ \ Ph 32-923 "TT T AITRESS, Mid-day. experienced.—StilVV son's, 11 High St. AITRF.SSE- <2;- exper—32 Albert M i "tT'AITREsSES, tull-tiiiic and mid-day;, VV good hours and wages.--Blake's Inn. Vulcan Lane. "V\T AIT 1! ESSES, rull-time and mid-day, for » » George Court's Tearooms, Karangaliape .Ed.; ideal conditions. —-Staff Manager. 3rd Floor. "WAITRESS, Lyceum Club, Smith and VV Caughey's Bldgs.; good conditions and wages; suitable older person: week-ends free. —Ph. 42-170. "VT7OMAN kitchen work.—32 Albert St. "\"\ T O.MAN, scrub dining room twice weekly » V —32 Albert St. WOMAN, capable, assist plain cooking live in or out. —Ph. 16-444. WOMAN for Washing, Ironing: and Clean ins; live in or out.—Ph. 60-493. "VST"OMAN, Young, to assist kitchen work, VV from 9 till 3.—6 Oaklands Rd.. Ml. Eden. Ph. 60-682. "WOMAN for Cleaning, about 1 hour »V daily ; references. Also, intelligent Boy for the Office. —Briscoe and Co.. Ltd.. Customs St., Auckland. "WOMEN for hand-ironing, temporary posi > V tions during May holidays British Laundry Co., 259 Parnell Rd. "\TOUTH for work in our Glass Dept.; good .1 wages; . 5-day week.—Phillipps and Jmoe.v. Ltd.. Oueeu St. "\\7AITRESSES (2). one part-time; General » » Hand and 2nd Cook, females Good .wages and working conditions x ;, -1. Anderson Market Tearooms. «9 Customs St W Ph 30-970 "T"\fOM AN or Girl to make scones and as--V» sist pastrycook, one with experience preferred; or good opportunity for girl to learn: xio Sat. w'ork. —Staff Manager. George Court and Sons, Ltd., Karangaliape Rd. "\T7OOL Pressing and Fellmongery.—Men, » ? piecework rates. Previous exper. preferable, but not essential. Permanent positions at good money.—Foreman. E. Liechtenstein and Co.. Ltd., Alfred St.. Onehunea. VOUTH to learn Knitting Trade.—One JL mechanically inclined pref.; good wages, conditions and prospects: essential industry Auckland Knitting Mills. Ltd. MA Ranfurl.v Rd.. Epsom STAFF NURSES, Green Lane Hospital. Epsom. Salary. Ist year, £217/11/- p.a., living-out; 2nd year, £222/10/- p.a., living-out. Applications should be addressed to the Ladv Superintendent at the Green Lane Hospital C. L GRANGE, Secretary, Auckland Hospital Board. STOCK- Cutter, first-class, for well estab lished Ladies Coat and Costume Manu facturer. Accuracy essential and must possess a thorough knowledge of grading Write stating qualifications and salary required to—--8A622 Herald rpYPISTE - CLERK,.—Thoroughly ExperiJL enced Shorthand-Typiste. with general clerical exper Excellent working conditions. Essential industry.— Apply in writing, giving full particulars of exper age. etc. and enclose copies refs : AUCKLAND MILK CO.. LTD. Box 3, Newmarket. A PPRENTICES, IMPROVERS. MAxi CHINISTS, dainty work. Highest wages and bonuses; 'right in heart of the City, cafeteria, morning and afternoon tea. hot lunch. Ask about our sports club, social rooms and other privileges. See the model of our new factory, which will be the most modern in Australasia CHI LDrf WEAR, -LTD.. 19 Grey's Av City (opp. Town Hall comer) 49-630 \ PPRENTICES IMPROVERS. M.ACHINISTS, to iearn the manufacture of Infants' and Children's Clothing. Either hand work or machining, as you prefer. Positions will be permanent in this essential industry Light, dainty, interesting Work, to learn ■which will be of service to you all through life. Call and see us at the earliest opportUmtJßOND MANUFACTURING CO.. H.B. Buildings, Karangahape Rd. JUNIOR GlßLS.—Several Bright Girls to lcarti special machine work. This work is dainty and extremely interesting. Girls will be thoroughly trained on a variety of machines aud good wages are paid daring the training period. Conscientious girls can also earn a production bonus. Ideal working conditions in bright airy workrooms. Hot- arid cold meais are served in our modern cafeteria at low cost. Essential industry.—SlLKM I (N.Z.). LTD.. , Eden Terrace. - QENIOR COSTING & RECORDS CLERK. 0 A Large Manufacturing Essential Industry requires the services of a Senior Girl. Costing and Records Clerk. Applicant must be of good appearance and capable with figures. lent salary and working; conditions available to suitable applicant. Write in first instance to R ECOKDS c/o Spanjer Advertising' Agency. Ltd., P.O. Box 1473. Auckland, C.l. ""pUPILS OR TUITION WANTED HAIRDRESSING. —N.Z. College, estab. 12 years, recommended Latest Styles taught , —228 Queen Street, nest Plaza j "17C70ULD Experienced Dressmaker take < VV pupil re-drafting. Already experienced - in dressmaking.—Ph. «j rPO CUTTERS, TAILORS. TAILORESSES j 1 AND STOCK CUTTERS. f For Postal Lesson- in Cutting uadies' Out r door Garments, write SARTOR, P.O. Box 2127. WANTED KNOWN CHOICE Jonathan Dessert Apples from 7/6 a case at your Fruiterer or Grocer. FLINTS, Half-price, packets of 5 Flints usually 1/-; supplies available, Od per pkt. —Sports Dept., '2nd Floor. Farmers' Trading Co. Ltd. BLINDS!! Yes. We Make Blinds. Try making your own. We supply all you require and cut to size. Save money. K. BLIND CO., Room 6 (Over S. and C.). Newmarket