SITUATIONS VACANT T\7AITEESS, good hours.—Blake'a Inn, * T Vulcan Lane. ■WAITRESSES, full-time and midday; also V } fulltime Pantry Hands lor J.C.L. Tearooms.—John Court, Ltd., Queen St. WAITRESS, * exper., temporary, short hoijrs; congenial conditions; above award.—Corner House Cafeteria, Vulcan Lane. Waitresses, ruii-time, ror xauranga; 8 a.m to 5 p.m.: no Sundaya. Come and work under ideal conditions. State experience —Mayfair entering Co., Tauranga. WIREMEN (3). Electrical, urgently.— Anderson Electrical, Ltd., 20 Durham St., Auckland. "WOMAN, exper., work at home, machining only, ladies' wear; work cut out. Sample supplied.—Chic, 434 Queen St. WOMAN ,to help Domestic duties and preparation meals; live in or out. —St. Ann's School, Takapuna. Ph. 78-542 (Mon.). "V"ACHTSMEN {*-!) to bring keeler Whangax rei to Auckland. —Ph. 31-108. "yOUTH for Store Work.—Head Storeman, 1 c/o J. Jones, Ltd., City Markets. YOUTH for assembling farm machinery.— Ben F. Cranwell, Ltd., Anzac Av., Auck. "VrOUTII to assist on Milk Round; good 1 wages and conditions; board available. — Hygienic Milk Supply, Hospital St.. Tauranga, or Ph. 7785. OFFICE Junior, tor general duties in our main office; no previous exper. necessary, bnt accuracy with figures necessary. Position offers definite scope for advancement.—Cambridge Clothing Factory, Ltd.. 14 Customs St. East, Auckland. S~ HEET Metal Workers, permanent positions to good men; wages according to experience and ability. Sheet Metal Dept.. Speedway Products., Ltd.. 51 Albert St., Auckland. 9 SHOWCARD Writer. Must be good at lettering, have original ideas for preparing layouts. Excellent commencing salary for successful applicant. LH3I9 Heuald. TELEPHONE Operator, Female, for the N.Z. Loan and Mercantile Agency Co., Ltd.; preferably with 'I or 3 years' office experience.—Apply with references, the Manager, Box 37, Auckland. WAITRESSES for Farmers' Modern Tearooms, full-time, mid-day and Friday casuals; also Women to clear tables, mid-day; good conditions and staff privileges. — Manageress, Tearooms, Fanners Trading Co. "VTOUTH, intelligent, for Warehouse; 40J- hour week; exceptional opportunities. C. L. Stevenson, Ltd., Paykel's Bldgs., Anzac Av. VOUTH for Manufacturing Reserve, gainJt ing valuable experience in the handling of various fabrics; good prospects for suitable Lad.—Apply Staff Manager, George Court and Sons, Ltd.. Karangahape Rd. SALESWOMEN. Senior and Junior, for our O Thrift Dept. Permanent positions'' offering a variety of pleasant work and experience. Excellent conditions and staff privileges. No Saturday work. Apply Employment Manager, Farmers' Trading Co. Q HORTHAN D-Typiste, only exper. Girl need apply; must bo accurate and intelligent; also required to do general clerical work, filing, telephone, etc.. and to work Sat. morning. Permanent .position, with good salary and prospects. Copies only refs.—STsos Herald.
SOLICITOR, Qualified, to take charge of the Wellsford practice of Elliott, Holdcn and Grant, with view to partnership. Excellent prospects. Ample remuneration to suitable man. —Elliott and Holden. Yorkshire House, Auckland SUPERVISOR.— Lady, intelligent, preferably one who has had experience in supervising staff, is offered permanent position and excellent salary, providing she is capable of managing a small department within our organisation.—Apply Staff Manager, NAGELS CREATIONS, LTD.. „ 79 Lome St. Ph. -1 9-7.1 <. ?S7[rE still require 10 or 12 additional Men iYV and Women to represent us soiling quality lines to Householders. Good character and appearance essential; mako money, be independent.—Ph. 25-040 or 31-057 for appointment, or write Harpers, Phoenix Chamliers, Queen St., Auckland. TATOiIAN, aged 22-28 years, for permanent VV position in large City Office. Work demands sound education, but previous clerical experience not essential. Experience in insurance work an advantage. Stato ago, whether single, and give details of standard of eduLatloll ' WW9O3 Herald. ORKING FOREMAN. Applications, accompanied by references, addressed to the Secretary, Box 1, Paparoa. close December 8, Remuneration £7 per week, with free house. Knowledgo of land drainage essentlaL RADPO DRAINAGE BOARD. E. G. AICKIN, Secretary. DIOCESAN SCHOOL, HAMILTON. ■Applications are invited for the following positions, duties to commence First Term, 1915: Science Mistress; Form Mistress, upper School, state 6ubjeci6; Music Mistress; Matron, with nureing experience. Applicants must be churchwomen. Applications, with copies of testimonials, to THE HEADMISTRESS, Box 320, Hamilton. IjiROCK DESIGNER, First-class; modern and up-to-date Frock Dept. The successful applicant must have had workroom exper. and possess a high standard of designing ability. A knowledge of cutting and grading uatterns is also essential. A liberal salary will be paid and all applications treated in strictest confidence. This is an excellent opportunity for a Designer of ability to obtain a lucrative position with a progressive firm. —Apply personally CLASSIC MANUFACTURING- CO.. LTD.. T. & G. Bldgs., Elliott St., Auckland, or write P.O. Box 1959 for appointment. BARENTS who contemplate starting their •JL Daughters to work in Now I'ear would do well to make an appointment to view our premises to see for themselves the excellent conditions prevailing. This is. an extremely useful, interesting trade, and is an essential industry. After very short training, the girls are able to earn liberal bonuses. Hot and cold meals are served in a modern cafeteria at low cost, iPh. 32-860 for appointment; or call at SILKNIT (N.Z.), LTD., Eden Terrace. PARENTS of Young Girls and Girls leaving school: Here is an opportunity for Girls to acrn good wasres and be trained in work which will always be useful. We teach Girls how to make dainty Children 8 Clothes. A pleasant, feminine occupation, the surroundings are bright and modern, and staff welfare is of the first consideration. The. Personnel Officer of Childsvvoar will gladly give further particulars to Girls leaving school or their parents.—Ph. 41-112, or call CHILDSWEAR, LTD., 100-170 Albert St.. last building on left at the Town Hall end. VOUNG GIRLS as Apprentice Machinists. X —Excellent positions for Smart Young Girls desirous of commencing in the Coat, Costume or Dress Sections of our business. Your daughter will be thoroughly trained and taught to make garments right through. The class of work is high. The workroom conditions are excellent, and parents are invited to inspect. Vacancies are limited, so call early at °C LAS SIC™ MANUF AC T U RING CO., LTD.. 2nd Floor, Sun Building. * corner Albert and Wyndham Sts.
Q ALES Opportunity.—We can place a Man 0 of good appearance and address in a position which offers excellent future prospects. Sales experience is an advantage, but a knowledge of Furniture is not necessary. The successful applicant will be placed temporarily in a warehouse position and will receive a specialised training in order to eventually join our Sales Staff. Integrity, ambition and undoubted character are essentials; repatriated men leaving the services will receive consideration. — Written applications only, with full details of past experience, and copies of refs., to Smith and Brown, Ltd., 148-152 Symonds St.. Auckiand, C.3. THE AUCKLAND GAS CO., LTI). 1 GOOD OPPORTUNITY FOk MIDDLE EAST MEN. Men required immediately for Shift Work in the Retort Houses (essential industry). Pay is £1 7/3 per shift of 8 hours, including bonuses Saturday afternoon and Sunday work cornea by rotation, and is paid for at time and a-half rates. The averago weekly gross pay for 5 shifts is i! 7 11/8. Previous experience is not necessary, but suitable men without experience will be taken on as Yardmen at £5 12/11 gross per 40-hour week, and given an immediato opportunity to become retort house workers. —Apply in first instanco to Mr J. Mackay, Works Superintendent. Beaumont Street. Worko PUPILS OR TUITION WANTED A SHLEIGH COLLEGE, General Education /Y Maine., Air Forco Exams.—N.Z. Ins. Bldg. BLACK'S Kegd. Modern Hairdrcssing. Few vacancies.-—145 K'hape Rd. 48-578. DRESSMAKING Classes. —Selwyn College, Day, Evenings.—Safe Deposit Bldgs. DRESSMAKING, Desiring, Pattern-Mak. ing, Tailoring; expert tuition.—Hollywood School, 63 Queen St. HAIRDRESSING Academy.—E O'Hara, Melvern's Bldgs.. Karangahape Rd. Expert tuition. —Ph. 45-027 LTAMILTON College ot Hatrdresslne. — JLL Prospectus, apply Principal. Govt Lifo Insurance Bldgs.. Hamilton. "jVfOTOR Driving.—B. A. Mayhill, late AsiVL sociation •-Instructor. Car provided. 20-044 MOTORING. Cars supplied. Thorough, rapid Tuition. Officially recommended. — Akld. School Motoring, P.O. Box Oil; 10-308. RADIO, Theory and Morse Classes for all Exams. Modern- equipment..—N.Z. Radio College, Hellaby's Bldgs., opp. C.P.O. 30-889. STAMMERING. —Country Sufferers, spend profitable holiday, return home cured. — Right-way Studio, 127 Upper Queen St. BOWER'S Engineering and Radio School Ltd.—All Grades Government Certifi cates. Marino and Land Correspondence or Class. Expert Instructors Success assured.— Colwill's Chambers, Swanson St.. Auckland DRESSMAKING, Designing, Pattern-mak-ing and Finishing thoroughly taught; make your spring and summer outfits while you learn.—SEL-PHIT SCHOOL. Plaza Theatre Bldgs., 230 Queen St. Ph. 41-322. HAIRDRESSING. N.Z. College, estab. 12 years. Latest Hair Styles. Also all types Permanent Waving taught. Positions assured. —Address: Next Plaza, Ist Floor. 11.8. Bldgs.. 228 Queen St. SALES MA XA(J KRS receiving largo salaries testify to their rapid promotion through the advice and instruction from James Wylle. Business and Personal Psychologist, SI) Onslow Av., El'som. Ph. 03-014. TI\7"HY Not Become a Maori Linguist? We Vr train many Students in the "Silver Tongue." Our instructor has 20 years' experience. N.Z. Correspondence Schools, Swaiwon St., 'Awktund.
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New Zealand Herald, Volume 81, Issue 25054, 18 November 1944, Page 2
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