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Otago Daily Times, Issue 26708, 1 March 1948, Page 1

SITUATIONS VACANT poo TWEAR TRADE. WANTED, WOMEN, For our Stitching and Dressing Departments. No experience necessary. Part-time work may be arranged. Good conditions, with morning and afternoon tea. Wages £4 6s for 40-hour week. Also, YOUNG GIRLS. 16-18; good wages paid. Apply ROSS & GLENDINING, LTD., Footwear Factory, High street. Next to St. James Theatre. w A N T E D, OFFICE JUNIOR. Owing to staff promotions a Vacancy has arisen for a Youth, 17-19 years of age, with ambitions towards an accountancy carrer on the staff of THE TRUSTEES, EXECUTORS & AGENCY COMPANY OF NEW ZEALAND, LIMITED. Every encouragement given to pursue University studies. Apply The District Manager, THE TRUSTEES, EXECUTORS & AGENCY COMPANY OF NEW ZEALAND, LIMITED, 24 Water street, Dunedin. CITY COUNCIL. APPLICATIONS FOR CADETS. APPLICATIONS are invited for appointment as CADETS in the Treasury with salary in accordance with the scale provided in the Municipal Employees Clerical Award. £125-£4OO per annum gross. Applicants with School Certificate will commence at £l5O per annum and with University Entrance Examination at £IBO per annum. Applications, in applicants’ own handwriting and with copies only of testimonials should be delivered personally to the City Treasurer before 12 noon on FRIDAY, MARCH 5. 1948. Applicants canvassing a member of the Council in support of their applications will be automatically disqualified. R. A. JOHNSTON. Town Clerk. Municipal Chambers, Dunedin, C.l. February 19. 1948. w OOLWORTHS, N.Z., George street, LTD., Require: 1. FEMALE ASSISTANT for Bagging Sweets. 2. FEMALE SHOP ASSISTANT. 3. YOUTH, 15-19 years, for Store. Pleasant conditions. Good Prospects. Apply, personally, MANAGER. G ORE HIGH SCHOOL BOARD. TEACHER OF DRESSMAKING. Applicants must be able to Design and Draft Patterns. Approximately 25 Teaching Hours (including 2 Evening Classes) per week for 40 weeks per annum at 9s 6d per hour. Duties to commence beginning Second Term. MAY 25. APPLICATIONS close with Secretary, P.O. Box 72, Gore, MARCH 15. ' N. M. SANDES. Secretary. HOSPITAL BOARD. SHORTHAND-TYPISTE. APPLICATIONS are invited for a Short-hand-Typiste position in the Board’s main office. Salary from £270-£3OO per annum, according to'experience and qualifications. If necessary, Board and Lodging may be obtained in the Nurses’ Home at a charge of £1 per week. P. R. SMYRK, Managing Secretary. Waipukurau., gHORTHAND TYPIST. APPLICATIONS are" invited by a firm of Public Accountants for the position of Senior SHORTHAND TYPIST, which will shortly become vacant. Commencing salary up to £5 weekly, according to qualifications. Apply in writing, or in person, to MITSON, BELL & CO., 24 Water street. QPTICAL MECHANIC. A well-established Wanganui Practice requires a Fully or Partially-trained Optical Mechanic. The Principal is willing to instruct partially-trained applicant to Sight Testing Examination Standard. Working conditions are congenial and remuneration generous. Reply to “ OPTIC,” care Seivwright Advertising Agency, P.O. Box 122, Wanganui. jgXCELLENT OPPORTUNITY FOR GOOD WILLING YOUTH To learn the Soft Furnishing Trade. Apply to ARTHUR ELLIS & CO., LTD., Soft Furnishing Warehouse, 142 High street, Dunedin. ANTE Immediately, HIGH COUNTRY SHEPHERDS, With 2 dogs. Urgent. Telephone D, HUGH MACKENZIE & SONS, IX Kingston. WANTED, a Cowman-Gardener or Land Girl; milk up to 6 cows (machines) and look after garden; good home and accommodation.—Apply W. B. Scoular, Omakau. WANTED, for Central Otago, 2 Trappers for hill country; camp provided, but must have own gear, hacks, etc. —Apply W. B. Scoular, Omakau. CAPABLE person wanted in home during convalescence; central; sleep out.—lß4. Times. fE A M STERI Cap able Man Wanted to drive 6-horse team; conditions good; top wages.—Address 329, Times. COMPANION-HELP Wanted; good home: central; sleep out.—lßs, Times. WANTED, Housemaid-Waitress.—Apply Beverley House, Timaru. jQ E~T E R M I N A T lON 1 Are you determined to get on in your business or job? If so. study an I.C.S. specialised course of training during spare time and betteV your position. An I.C.S. trained man invariably succeeds. Diesel Engineer Electrical Eng. Structural Eng. Radio Mechanic Wireman’s Licence Ticket Writer Accountancy Salesmanship Journalism Commercial Art Marine Exams. Foundry Work There are over 360 I.C.S. courses. If your subject is not above, without obligation send for Free Prospectus; stating your particular trade or work. Your future is in your own hands, so send NOW. INTERNATIONAL CORRESPONDENCE SCHOOLS, . Dept. A, P.O. Box 687, Dunedin.