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SITUATIONS VAPAJNT '' MAN. Kitchen Work, night duty.—Central Grill, Victoria St. MAIS or ¥outh for work in Vineyard and Orchard near Auckland after Xmasj good wages.—For parties, write TK1291 Hekald. OFFICE Junior for large and prosperous industrial concern; good prospects for keen Youth with secondary education. —Box ISB4, C.P.O. PENSIONER, to live 011 barge; must bo 1 handyman.—Apply "Kitty Fraser," Viaduct, Saturday morning. PENSIONER, Gardening and Odd Jobs. *- Sheep Farm; reliable man; £1 per wk., bach, 2 rooms, e.1., Dover stove.—RYl9lo " llkkald. PENSIONER, small dairy and poultry farm; good home and conditions. —Write, stating wages required. Farm, c.o. Mrs R W Burns Stationer, Te Awamutu. Q EXXON for (he Tauranga Cemetery.—Con O ditions of appointment obtainable from the Secretary, Rank Chambers. Wharf St.. or c/o P.O. Box 120, Tauranga. TRAITRESS.— Star Hotel. Albert St MASTER, also Engineer, for Motor-Vessc Gael, South Westland Shipping Co. Apply Howe, Avonhyrste, 62 Symonds- * Street. TVTIGHT Sister for Mangonui County Hos pital, Kaitaip. Schedule salary £IBO t< £220 p.a according to experience. Apply, stating age and qualifications. t< Matron, Box 132 Kajlaia. GEEDSMAN, Second* Counter Hand, aftei C? holidays, to train for full charge.—Sem all details of ability, experience and refer ences, etc., to P.O. Box 92, Newmarket. SHORTHAND-Typist, Junior. Excellent op portunity for advancement. Good wagesand conditions 5-day week Start immedi ately.—British Typewriters, Ltd.. 37, Victoria St. W. Ph. 40-484. HP > PISTE-Book-kceper for Public A.ccountJL ant, capable keeping small sets of books, making trial balances, typing correspondence and balance-sheets, faking charge of office.— Apply by letter, giving present salary and ex perience, SN77B llkrald. QAWMILL WORKERS (COUNTRY), to O start after holidays.—Yard Tallyman, Slip Trucker, Deal Frame Man, Head Crosscutter, Crosscutter, A Grade Motor Mechanic for heavy lorries. Roadman, in charge few men —A pply MORNINGSIDE TIMBER CO., LTD., 14 Taylor's Rd., Morningside. Or Phone 36-091 Evenings. f\POTIKI HOSPITAL BOARD. " Applications, addressed to the Matron, are invited fo.r the following positions at Opotiki Puilic Hospital:— WARD SISTERS (2). Salary £IBO-£2OO p.a., according to experience. Opotiki. E. C. EAST, Secretary. A CCOUNTANT for progressive Manufacturxl.ing Company in Hamilton, to take control of Costing and Financial Records. This position, offers excellent opportunity for ad vancement to the right man. Salary commensurate with ability.—Write in first instance to WL1734 Herald. VARDMAN at the Stortford Lodge Sale X Saleyards, Hastings.—Good salary to suitable applicant. Applications to be accompanied by testimonials and particulars of past experience, addressed to the Secretary, H.B Stock and Station Agents' Association. P.O. Box 145, Napier. rpAILORESS, take charge of table: TABLE I HANDS; MACHINISTS; IMPROVERS and APPRENTICES. JUNIOR OFFICE GIRL. Typist; BOY, Messages and General. Excellent opportunity THE CENTRAL MNFG. CO., 1A Liverpool St. (Top Floor). Newton. QISTERS for the Te Puia Hospital. Salary. Q £l6O, plus remote allowance of £lO and uniform allowance £lO. Applications are to be addressed to the Matron, Te Puia Hospital. Te Puia Springs, E.C. A. E. GRIFFIN, Secretary, Waiapu Hospital Board. 12/12/1944 FIRST-CLASS UNDERWEAR FACTORY Apprentices.—Plain Machinists and expert Overlookers for our Factory. We do especially want any young Girls leaving school this year . who are willing to be taught the finest of Lingerie trade. An opportunity' to learn firstI class machines. Embroidery, Faggoting, Shirring and Flatlocking awaits those with the ability to progress We have a bright cafeteria and dining room, also a bright sunny workroom. —Ross & Glendining, Ltd.. Under-. wear Factory, Symonds St. (above Tutts). PUKEKOHE BOROUGH COUNCIL. 1 FEMALE CLERK-CASHIER. Applications' will l>e- received up to 5 p.m. on Wednesday, January 24, 1945 Salary, above award rate to appointee possessing the special qualifications required for the position. Preference will be given to applicant with Local Body Office experience. Conditions of appointment obtainable from the undersigned. Apply in owp handwriting. W. T. Cheeseman, Town Clerk. GIRLS, 14 to IS YEARS. We offer to 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. Closed Xmae vacation from Dec. 22 to Jan. 15 STIRLING HENRY (N.Z.). LTD.. 406 Queen Street. TAUMARUNUI BOROUGH COUNCIL. TURNCOCK. Applications, closing on MONDAY, Jan. 22, 1945, are invited for the position of Borough Turncock. Applicants to be fullyqualified Plumbers. Conditions of appointment may be obtained from the office of this paper. I. A. WEBB, Town Clerk. | QENIOR SHORTHAND TYPIST. The New Zealand Educational Institute invites applications for a Senior ShorthandTypist to commence duties early in the new year. Commencing, salary not less than £5 per week. Pleasant working conditions.— Write in confidence, stating" age and experiI ence, to 1 THE SECRETARY. Box 466. Wellington, C.l. TTNIVERSITY OF OTAGO. U Lectureship in Botany, Applications are invited for the position of LECTURER IN BOTANY in the University of Otago. Salary £6OO per annum, plus cost-of-living bonus; £SO will be added to the salary if a married man is appointed. Applicants must state when duties could be undertaken. Applications close with the undersigned on January 25, 1945. H. CHAPMAN, . Registrar. TTICTORIA UNIVERSITY COLLEGE V LECTURER IN ZOOLOGY. Applications are invited for the position of Lecturer in Zoology. Salary, £SOO per annum, rising to £650 per annum, as set out in conditions of appointment. Applications are to reach the Registrar, Victoria University College, Wellington, by February 15, 1945. Forms of application and conditions ol appointment may be obtained on application to the Registrar of any of the Australian Universities or University Colleges in New Zealand. G. G. S. ROBISON, Registrar. rpHAMES HOSPITAL BOARD. 1 Applications are invited from Registered Medical Practitioners for the undermentioned positions:— MEDICAL SUPERINTENDENT, Co.ro mandel Hospital.—Salary, £6OO p.a.. with right of private practice. Freehouse and liprht. Conditions of appointment may be obtained from the undersigned, with whom applications close on 12/1/45. _ SENIOR HOUSE SURGEON, Thames Hospital.—Salary, £-100, with board and lodging provided. Duties and conditions of appointment may be obtained from the Medical Super intendent, Thames Hospital, Thames. A. L. NEIGHBOUR, Secretary. Midwife and maternity nurses Required for Cook Hospital Board, Gisbome. One Relieving Sister for .Board's Maternity Hospital. Double certificate preferred. One Sister in Charge of Lister Maternity Hospital. Double certificate preferred. Two Nurses with maternity training. Salary according to classified scale. Uniforms provided. Travelling expenses to Gisborne paid after six months' service. Duties to commence February 1, 1945, or near date. Applications, accompanied by recent testimonials, addressed to the undersigned, close on January 9. C. A. BARRIES, Managing Secretary.
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New Zealand Herald, Volume 81, Issue 25084, 23 December 1944, Page 1
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