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New Zealand Herald, Volume 81, Issue 25046, 9 November 1944, Page 1

BAXTERS LUNG PRESERVER The Proved Popular Cough Remedy Baxters Ltd., 602 Colombo St., Ch'ch.

SITUATIONS VACANT GWKL, Cake Shop, good wages, otiort hours; f exper. advantageous, but nut necessary.— Apply afternoons, Rotiinsoii, Kii Parneil lid. I'll. .18-029. /i IK lib k-J, Egg Grading and Packing at vX Mangere; previous experience not necessary.—i'u. -jo-yao. G' IKLS (J l-.1, t0 learn light interesting I work (non-essential), commence Jan. lu. -—C.P.O. box 1 utiT. Ci iULij for Packing Room, immediately; I good wages anil conditions.—Stormonts, J.td., :i!>b >.'ew is'orth lid., Kmgsland. /iIKLS, smart, for the Brace and Belt InVJ dustryj excellent prospects; start now and participate in holiday benefits. —A. F. Sharpe and Co., Bronte St., oil Cook St. Ph. 30-Ul9. /JJ. ROGER'S Assistant, ;i to 4 years' exper. v* —Beale and Co., Devonport. Ph.6U-P.il. G.KOCEKY Delivery.—Exper. Alan for Country biore; good conditions; house available. —Apply, witri refs., Bagnall Bros., Ltd., Xurua. H.\ IHJJHESSING: Giri to train, good appearauce.—Apply in person, Monte Winter. Smith and Caughey's Bidgs. HAIRDRESSER, Ladies', must be expert at Hair Setting and Styling; state experience.—Modern Beauty Salon, Rotorua. UAND. willing, 2-3 hours day, stacking timber and bagging shaving's.—Mt. Eden Turnery, 80 Mt. Eden Hd. HOUSEMAID or Housemaid-Waitress.— People's Palace. I UONLKS, hand.—Ph. 20-706, United Dry J- Ltd., Surrey Ores., Grey Lynn. KITCHEN Hand, experienced.—Esplanade Hotel. Ph. 71-291. KITCHEN Hand, female, strong, live in.— Matron, Y.M.C.A.. VVellesley St. | ABOURERS.—N.Z. Glue Co., Nielsoc St., J i Onehunga. | ABOURERS for foundry work. —D. Eenry Ju and Co., 12 Nelson St.. City. JADY, young, little girl 2 1 / S yrs., position J nursery, governess, companion-help, wheep station or country town prtf.—AM6o2 Hi:kald MAN or Youth for bread delivery; must bo steady driver.—J. Watson, Glen Eden Bakery. MAN for Confectionery Industry; pan exper. an advantage; good opportunity steady, conscientious man.—Write age and parties, to WRol3 Tlkhai.d. "\JECIIANIC. A grade pref., for suburban iVi. garage, good prospects.—Ph. 63-482. M"EN (ii), exper. unnecessary; i-room house, . also single accom.—l'll. 10SS, Huntly. MEI'CEUY and Clothing Assistant, excellent position, highest wages.—Laurie Jenkins, 183 Victoria St., Hamilton. MILK Roundsman, good wages to suitable man.—A. L. Cooper. Ph. 2316. Hamilton. MILK Bar, capable, exper. Pefson aB 2nd in charge; wages £4 and bonus; good conditions; refs.—Apply Office, Duffy's Milk Bars, Ltd., City Chambers, Auckland. M'ILLHiAND, exper., with wife to take cook- . house. —Particulars and refs. to Lee Bros., liotorua, Ltd., Rotorua. MILLINER. Highest wages paid. Own boss. Part time if wanted. —Janette Millinery, Civic Bldgs. , ■ \TURSE, capable, live in or out. Ph. IX 16-441. OFFICE Junior, femalo, for general duties; exper. not necessary, typing essential.— DM393 Herald. _ OPERATOR, Capstan Lathe, for our Brass Machine Shop.—D. Henry and Co., 12 Nelson St.. City. OFFICE Assistant. Capable Young Lady, with about 2 years' exper. Permanent position; 5-day week. Apply, with refs., RENDELLS. LTD. PACKER, exper., for Warehouse, A knowledge of Grocery or Hardware an advantage. The Farmers' Co-op. Auctioneering Co., Ltd., Customs St. East. Auckland. PAINTER, Cabinet Reconditioning Dept.; Tradesman or Man with exper. in both brush and spray painting.—Ph. or apply in person to James S. McAlpine, Ltd., 392 Broadway, Newmarket. PARENTS. —If your Boy is leaving school, this year why not now? A vacancy occurs in our Clerical Department for a Youth who must be good at figures; permanent position; o-day week.—Apply, first instance, Mr Morris, Bond and Bond. Ltd., Commerce St. Q ALES WOMAN for Ladies' Shoe Department. Intermediate or Senior; ideal conditions. opportunity to gain knowledge of scientific fittings— Staff Manager, George Court and Sons. Ltd.. Karangahape Rd. STENOGRAPHER and Typiste, Junior, kJ female (age 10 l / 3 to 18), for Secretary s Department; award rate of wages, plus increases awarded by Court. —Secretary, Auckland Harbour Board, Box 1259, C.l.

TIfOMAN to prepare Staff Tea and Clean 1 V Offices in essential industry. Good wages a«J conditions. Overtime optional. Bus stops outside premises.—Johnstone Cardboard Box Co. Ltd., Great South Rd., Penrose, AITOMEN, middle-aged, urgently, for PackVV ing; experience not necessary. Pleasant working conditions. Light work. Morning and afternoon teas supplied. Manager, S. A. Smith and Co.. Ltd.. 5 Eden St.. Newmarket. I") IBBITER for Oliaupo Rabbit Board weekly wages £o 5/-, plus allowance of £■"> 10/- Applicant to provide own means of locomotion, traps and a pack of dogs Cottage available. Applications close November IS.—L. A. Johnston, Secretary, P.O. Box 53, T« Awamu t u - SUVMILLING. 1 Loader (Jack). 2 ' Trackers, '2 Platelayers, 1 Breaker-out, 1 Yardman. Single accommodation and good cookhouse. 1 Engineer's Blacksmith, 1 Engineer's Fitter; married accommodation available —The Taupo Totara Timber ~Co.. Ltd., Mokai. OHEET-METAL WORKER for our Cabinet O Reconditioning Dept.; Qualified Tradesman or man with 2 or 3 years' experience. Ph. or apply in person to JAMES S. McALPINE, LTD.. 3!J2 Broadway, Newmarket. WOMAN MIDDLE-AGED, URGENTLY, Y\ FOR PACKING. Experience not neceasar.v. Pleasant working conditions. Light work, morning arid afternoon tea supplied. Manager, S. A. SMITH AND CO.. LTD.. 5 Eden St.. Newmarket. TFNIOR OFFICE GlßLS.—Parents! W® tJ have Vacancies in our Main Office. If your daughter is just leaving school why not launch her on a successful business career with nsr We can give her a position that offers exceptional opportunities to gain a thorough training in every branch of office work. Excellent working conditions and staff benefits. No Saturdav work. —Employment Manager, FARMERS' TRADING CA JUNIOR SALESMAN. —Youth for our Soft v Furnishing Dept. The work entails general department duties and selling. This is an opportunity for a keen lad to establish himself in steady work under ideal conditions of employment. The Manager, THE MAPLE FURNISHING CO., LTD.. cnr. K'hape Rd. and Symonds St. /~tIRLS (14 TO.IS YEARS). —We offer to VX capable and conscientious Juniors an excellent future in our Underwear Factory. Contentment, highest remuneration and a position that, with a fair trial, you will not readily leave. Light and artistic work. Centrally situated. Essential industry. STIRLING HENRY (N.Z.), LTD.. ~T U N I 0 R GIRLS. " Exceptional opportunity in our modern Dressmaking, Clothing, Soft Furnishing and General Workrooms for suitable Girls as Apprentices, to start early in the New Year. Thorough training under ideal working conditions. Workrooms Manager, GEORGE COURT AND SONS. LTD.. Cross Street, At Hear George Court's Store. RESTIGE MILLINERY, LIMITED. Manufacturers of High-Grade Millinery, Require a Limited Number of Young Ladie» about to leave School. Expert Tuition given, and the openings offer employment in interesting and remunerative work. Tlio wages are liberal and the working conditions ideal. Apply personally at the Workrooms; SECOND FLOOR. 73 LORNE ST. rpAURAXGA HOSPITAL BOARD. *■ RESIDENT MEDICAL OFFICER For Tauranga Public Hospital Duties to commence as soon as possible. Salary .£4OO, plus £l5O living out allowance. Newlv furnished house available. Applications, stating qualifications and experience, will do received by the undersigned up to midday on Wednesday, November 15. P. LUMLEY. Secretary rp ECHNICAL ENGIN EE R. i. A Dominion-wide firm of EngMters and Machinery Merchants requires exner. lechnical Engineer-Salesman in an essential industry. Applicants, who should not be over 45 years of age. should have a knowledge of practical mechanical and commercial, engineering as applied to New Zealand industries. Good technical sales abilitv and personality are essential, and the position cannot fail to interest any man with the above qualifications. A liberal salary, commensurate with ability, will be paid. Applications, which will be treated as confidential, should state age and give details of practical and technical qualifications and past experience G B'2S~ 11 nit M.i' - ' (Situations Vacant Continued on Page 2)