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Southland Times, Issue 24104, 18 April 1940, Page 2

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SITUATIONS VACANT WANTED, Smart, intelligent Lad, about 17.—Apply Central Parking, Dee Street. 3978 WANTED, Boy, 16-17, for Farm; able to milk; comfortable hut.—Apply “E. 3.,” Times Office. 3898 WANTED, Hauler Driver (2nd class ticket) for Clinton Mill.-Apply Hokonui Sawmilling Co., Newburgh s Buildings. Invercargill. 3902 WANTED, Barman-porter and House-maid-waitress for Te Anau Hotel. —Apply 'aovt. Tourist Dept, Esk Street. 3888 WANTED, Three or four Bricklayers, must be good tradesmen. Apply Gordon R. Bain on job, Government Houses, Miller Street, or Phone 2194. 3936 WANTED, Married Couple, no family, team and general sheep farm work, wife two cows. Good wages and conditions. —Apply “F. 3.,” Times Office. 3926 TTT ANTED, Capable Girl as ProbaVV tioner Nurse. Apply by letter.— “P. Y,” Times Office. A 0458 WANTED, Capable Housekeeper for country; sole charge. Two men. —Apply “L. Y,” Times Office. A 0453

WANTED. Girl for Housework; elderly couple.—Apply 69 Liffey Street. A 0460 WANTED, Capable Help; cooking essential. No outside duties. Good wa«es —Mrs G. P. Chewings, Mossburn. “ ' 3950 WANTED, Housekeeper (sole charge), two adults and one child; no outside duties. Commence May Ist.— Apply “K. 3.,” Times Office. 39a2 WANTED for central city home, Refined capable Help, daily or sleep in- washing optional; references. Wages 25/- - 30/-.—Apply “M. Y,” Times Office. _ A 0454 WANTED, Capable Girl for light house duties and plain cooking; Balclutha district. Wages 30/- and bonus.—Apply Wright, Stephenson & Co., Ltd., Gore. An43l WANTED, GENERAL FARM EMPLOYEE GOOD home; permanent work; previous men 4 years-2j years-lj years. Electric light; stove, etc., in hut. Exceptional opportunity genuine man desiring ideal conditions. Ring 20S Wyndham after 6.30 p.m. or write “G. S,”Times Office. Ap467 FARM MANAGER. APPLICATIONS, supported by testimonials, are invited for position of Farm Manager or Working Partner to take up duties on Ist September next. Applicant must be a married man with experience in all branches of farming. Apply (by letter)- G. D Times Office. ROYAL N.Z." AIR FORCE. ENLISTMENT OF NON-FLYING PERSONNEL. 11HE Selection Committee of the Royal New Zealand Air Force will be in attendance at the Defence Office, Invercargill, on Friday, 19th April, from 1.30 p.m. to 3 p.m. . , Enquiries regarding enlistment m skilled trade groups are invited between these hours from engineers, fitters and turners, machine tool operators and setters, cabinet makers, joiners, coachbuilders, gunsmiths, motor mechanics, coppersmiths and metal workers, welders, radio mechanicians and morse operApplicants must have had a substantial basic training in the particular trade in which they wish to enlist, and not be over 35 years of age. No vacancies exist in the Administrative (Clerical and Stores) or unskilled Groups. T A. BARROW, Air Secretary. 3953

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