Page 1 Advertisements Column 7

New Zealand Herald, Volume 82, Issue 25300, 6 September 1945, Page 1

SITUATIONS VACANT A PPRENTICE to learn first-class dressmak-j-.v ing; good wages and conditions; lUhour week.—Ph. 4 J-USJ7, or call 301 Queen St. A SSISTANTS, Female, and Youth. Grocery, xx Devon port.—Dßl7L' Herald. JgARMAN, exper.—Tuakau Hotel. Ph. 13^ BARMAN arid Porter-Barman, start immediately.—Masonic Hotel. Ph. 1. Cambridge. w-f BOY (15-16). good opportunity to learn stationery trade. —Stantou Bros., Ltd., 12 Albert St. BOYS for factory; good wages.—J. Midland, Ltd., Poynton Tee., off Pitt St. BOYS for wireworking machine and general. —Faulkner and Collins. Dominion Kd. <)<>-:{<» t. BUFF-Hand for Retreading Industry, 5day week, previous experience unnecessary.—J. 11. Roman. Bcresford .St.. Newton. /CAFETERIA, Woman for Counter Work. — V 7 Post Office Cafeteria, Ph. 41-284. CIARPENTEE or Joiner, permanent job, no /lost time. —Ph. IS. CUIILDREN'S Nurse, and assist in surgery; > live in.—Ph. 3(5-126. FLICKER, full or part-time, urgently; firstv class wages.—Hermes Gloves, Ltd., 04 Wyndham St. . COOK, experienced woman. —Hot Springs Hotel, Ts Arolia. w _7 CIOOK. exper.. country liotel; wages £3 Jo/ V clear, —In. 43-278. riOOK, Second, relieve few weeks.—Hotel v Stonehurst. Ph. 45-502. fiOOK, first, female. 2-handed kitchen; good V/ wages.—Prince Arthur Hotel. POOK, exper., single-handed kitchen; good position.—Morrinsvillo Hotel, Ph. 2Ju, or write HOOK, wages. £'3/2/4; Housemaid. £2/10/0; vy also inexperienced Girls to train; live in. Bracburn Hotel. Matamata. Ph. 124. w-s /"100K. Female, for entrees, etc.; also Jiltv_y chenmaid and Waitresses* full-time ana midday.—Blake's Inn, Vulcan Lane. /Hooks 2nd. 3rd. 4th, and Kitchen Hand. V/ —.Star Hotel, Albert St. . DINING Room Maid, Housemaid and Assistant-Laundress.—Ph. St. Cuthbert e College, 24-954. 8 a.m.-lO a.m. one capable of controlling staff JD and handling this dept. of a city business. T7O 0' L r \V EA R L Trade. —Young Women and 1 Girls, for labelling and Peking dept., full or part-time.—R. Rawson, 4 Hereford St., TXRUIT Shop Assistant. —Stoddards, 61 X Queen St. _ , G1 ARDENER, 1-2 days week.—S. Austin rCarr, 00 Ranfurly Rd., Epsom. (Saturday morning.) K SSISTANT for General House Duties and A care small boys ; £l5O per annum. Wesley Preparatory School, Mt. Wellington, 5.E.6. Ph. 25-015. BOY, lor Merchant's Office; good oppor- j tunity for reliable boy to learn Hide ana Skins Business. Lichtenstein and Paykcl. Paykel's Bldgs., Anzac Av. Ph. 42-9 <9. 0Y for our Container Dept.; excellent opportunity to learn the cardboard boxmaking trade; 4.0-ltour week, Kood wages, overtime optional—Apply Works Manag", Banks Box Co., Ltd., 10 Taylors Rd., Morningside. _ —- DOY smart, to fill vacancy in Central Pay J J Office Waterfront Control Commission, Auckland'. Good prospects assured —Apply in writing to the A aterfrontController, c/o P.O. Box 113 S. Auckland. C.l, or Ih. 4S-143 for appointment. piUROPODIST, experienced, as Senior As\j sistant for City Practice for 3 months from Oct, 1— Apply, stating quahfications and salary required, to Chiropodist, P.O. -box K2B. Chri'stchurcli. . riLERK of Works, for reinforced concrete O city building.—Massey, Bcatson.Rix-'irott and Carter, Registered ..frchitecte 301--Soulh British Insurance Bldg., Shortland si., Aucklarid, C.l- • DR.AINLAYER, City licence, prepared to accept responsibility; good pay and > c.o. Crurn Brick and Tile Co., Ltd., New Lynn. wh • TWITTER, Turner or Welder; consideration i | jC given to applicants of limited experience willing to learn. Good conditions. Fisher Engineering Works, Te Awamutu. i A CCOHNTANT - SECRETARY.— ApplicaA. tions are invited for the above position - with large Departmental Store in progres- • sive town in Auckland Province. Good pros--7 pects for right man. —Reply, stating age, experience, etc., copies of testimonials, to: "Secretarv," care CHARLES HAINES ADVERTISING AGENCY, Auckland. 4LTER ATI O N WORIvK OO M. We require, fully experienced Hand to fake charge of our Alteration Workroom. Applicants will reqai.e to have full experience in Frocks, Coats and Suits. HOOKER AND KINGSTON. LTD.. Hamilton. hf A PPRENTICE, Stock Cutter, for our modAern Clothing Factory. This position offers everv opportunity to a smart \outn, keen to learn the cutting trade. Successful applicant will be thoroughly taught the cutting of ladies' coats and costumes. —Apply personally to L. J. Fisher and Co.. Ltd.. Gane Bldgs., I Anzac Avenue. Ph. 40-SOS. | A PPRENTICE. —A Vacancy exists in our A Cutting »nd Ruling Department for an intelligent lad. Excellent opportunity and conditions. HARVISON AND SEYMOUR, LTD.. Printers and Manufacturing Stationers* 129-131 Albert St., C.l. A PPRENTICE' TO PASTRYCOOK. Aa Youth with ambition and energy is offered an opening as an Apprentice to the Trade of Pastrycook in Auckland City. Oood hours and conditions, with excellent future prospects. Apply in first instance, to Secretary, Master Bakers' Assoc., 2nd. floor, Blackeit s Bldgs., Corner Queen and Shortland bis. 01LERMAKER Apprentices (2) for Country Shop. This vacancy offers, an opportunity for 2 Boys to become drained in a trade which is always in great, demand The work is within 40 miles of Auck. and a board allowance will be made to the suecessful candidates. —Box Auckland. pIsHIER-TYPISTE, aged about 16. with V knowledge shorthand an ad%-antage. for old-established City Office. The work is of an interesting and varied nature, including personal banking, etc., and good commencing salary. P.O. BOX 1831. LEANER. —We requiro a Woman to clean our Offices. Time required, approx. 2 hours daily, for 5 days. Preference will be given to sombone living in the district. —Apply personftll> t0 TATTERSFIELD, LTD.. Richmond Av., Grey Lynn. LERK, SENIOR, FEMALE— Lady with good grounding in Office routine. Accurate at figures, with knowledge shorthand and typing. Good salary and scope for advancement to competent girl. Staff Manager, NAGELS CREATIONS. LTD.. 70-81 Lome St.. Auckland. Ph. 40-717. n ABINETMAKERS.— Working Manager for small, progressive modern Factory. Must be fully experienced in all branches of the trade. Only keen, energetic man. not afraid of work, able to control staff and get production, need apply. Salary £SOO per annum, plus production bonus. Apply, giving full particulars of age, experience etc.. to EA3IB Herald. 7H A SHIE R.—Y OUN G LADY, Intermedi\J ate, preferably with some experience in handling cash for the position of Cashier and Stock Records Clerk in our Radio Dept. Good conditions. -10-hour 5-day week. Apply with references to The Manager, Radio Department, JOHN BURNS AND CO., LTD.. Customs Street. TTi L E C T R I C I A N S. JLj We require immediately Experienced and Capable Electricians for installation, maintenance. armature winding and automotive work. Splendid opportunity to acquire wide experience in all classes of electrical work. Wages according to ability.—Call, write or phone the Manager, W. J. LODDER. LTD., 7 Wakefield St., Auckland. Ph. 49-567. SENIOR OR JUNIOR, permanent, vX for our Frock Dept. Experience not necessary. This is an excellent, opportunity for a girl to learn an interesting occupation under excellent conditions, with good wages and prospects.—Apply to Manager, HENRY'S DYERS AND DRY CLEANERS. Broadway, Newmnrket. T?riaAXi) hospital bo a rd. A Applications are invited for the position of Senior Female Clerk. Knowledge of drugs highly desirable. Successful applicant required to commence at an early date. Permanent position. Holiday leave, 3 weeks per annum. Sick leave, after six months' service, 10 days per annum (cumulative). Salary up to £2ll 5/- per annum according to experience. Personal or written application should be made immediately to the Head Office of the Board, Kitchener St.. Auckland. R. F. GALBRAITH, Secretary. i PPRENTICES, IMPROVERS AND A JOURNEYWOMEN For Machining, Finishing and Pressing in one of New Zealand's most up-to-date factories. Call, writo or phone for our free Booklet, which is filled with photographs and information Read about the thorough training in all branches of the clothing trade; the handsome bonuses-, the free nursing and medical attention; the sunny Manufacturing Floor and spacious Cafeteria where morning and afternoon lea and lunch are served Young Girls are invited to call and scp tho Personnel Officer. Bring mother, too, if you wish. Experienced workers also are assured of„ congenial employment at CHILDSWEAR. LID., "Childswear 81dg.," 160-170 Albert St.. 0.1. Phs. 40-636, 40-308. ™