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SITUATIONS VACANT WANTED.—A Cowboy. Apply Dal- ** gety and Co. Ltd. 335 TIT' ANTED. —Waitress, must be ex- * * perienced. Apply Albion Hotel. . .• • 345 \S7ANTED. —Pickers for Saturday. 10/- per, day. Strong Boys'and Youths. Address Herald. 39S TITAN TED. —Junior Shepherd, Dome »» Station, Whatatutu. Ring 63A. 411 TIT ANTED.— Youth to*assit on Dairy * * Farm. Apply dePelichet McLeod & Co. Ltd. ”1 TIT ANTED.— Youth with one dos ” assist general Station work, and Shelton and 349 milk. Apply Common Coy., Ltd. TITAN TED. —3 Cook Generals; Girl »» assist; Shepherd; two Married Couples; Young Girls waiting engagements. “Mayfair," 76 Disraeli St., Phone 1647. . RADIO EXPERTS WANTED , Tj'VERY day new openings occur for certificated radio men; Operators, Servicemen, Engineers, etc. Druleigh College can give you the personal training by mail of an Admiralty Expert for any exam. Success is assured. Write for free particulars to Dept. “P.H.,” Druleigh College, Rox 1225, Auckland, WORLD SHORTAGE OF TRAINED PILOTS ENROL NOW with the Aircraft Club of New Zealand for tuition In Pilotage and Ground Engineering. Seven Free scholarships awarded in 9 months last year. Great opportunities all over the world await men trained in Aviation —the coming Profession. Write for details, sending stamped addressed envelope to — AIRCRAFT CLUB OF NEW ZEALAND. P.O. Box 1425 F, Wellington. COMPANY SECRETARIES WANTED—NO MATRIC. NEEDED nHHERE are dozens of opportunities 4" for Druleigh-trained Secretaries —and you don’t need matriculation exam, either. Study under these leading Tutors. A. D. Thompson, B. Com.," A.P.A., N.Z., A.A.1.5., F.N.Z.1.5., J. de L. Lorimer, A.P.A., N.Z., A.A.I.S. Full details from Director, Druleigh College, Box 12258, Auckland. BOYS WANTED TI7E have vacancies for several boys '' preferably with Garage experience. Reply in own handwriting, giving age, experience, schooling and references if any SERVICE MANAGER ORMONDS MOTORS LTD. TARANAKI ELECTRIC POWER BOARD A PPLICATIONS, to be received nol later than MARCH 31, 1939, arc invited for the position of Troubleman. Award wage, including overtime. B License. £6/5/10, C License £6/1/10 per week. Apply in first instance for Schedule of Duties to •’ENGINEER,” 324 Box 16, Eltham. N.Z. MADE GOODS! INCREASE in N.Z. manufacturing firms will mean many new jobs Men .with specialised training will bt wanted. Fit yourself for one bj studying an T.C.S. Course —the trained man is paid well to-day. Building Contractor, Matriculation Civil Engineer, Accountancy Mechanical Eng., Salesmanship Diesel Engineer, Ticket Writing Motor Mechanic, Professional Exams ‘ Over 300 I.C.S. Courses available—what is YOUR subject. Free Book let and advice on request. Enquin TO-DAY. INTERNATIONAL CORRESPONDENCE SCHOOLS Dept. C.. Box 120, Hastings. WORK WANTED A LL types of Saws Sharpened, Se and Re-toothed; machine accu rate; charges moderate —Saw Service 3. Loan, 36 Bright Street LAWN Mowers and Saws machin sharpened, Trevor Carr, 307 Glad atone Road, near Sealy’s. TO LET FO LET—Furnished Flat, all con 4 venience.s. Write No. 29 Herald. 322 TTO LET.—Shop or Office premise? -*• Bates Buildings. Apply Blair ani Parker. - - 320 nno LET.—Furnished Rooms, doubl and single, separate kitchens 121 Russell St. 350 PO LET. —Furnished Room, use o conveniences; suit Lady, handy t >us. Apply Herald. 365
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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume LXVI, Issue 19887, 15 March 1939, Page 1
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