WORK FOR SOLDIERS.

Sun (Christchurch), Volume III, Issue 882, 7 December 1916, Page 3

WORK FOR SOLDIERS.

INFORMATION DEPARTMENT'S REPORT. The following report has heen issued by the Discharged Soldiers' Information Department showing I the occupations in which men have been placed bv the Department up to November 30:— Occupation. No. I Agricultural Department 26 Auctioneer 1 I Bakers 51 Barmen 51 Billiard markers 7: Basketmaker 1 Bookbinder 1 ' Bootmakers 4 Bricklayer 1 Bushmen 9 Butchers 5 Carpenters 33 Chauffeurs 20 Chemists ;', Cleaners 2 Clerks 11l Coacbbuilder 1 Compositors, newspaper hands, etc. .. 5 Contractor 1 Cooks 6 Dairyfarmers G Defence Department (camps, etc.) .. 11l Dentists 2 Draughtsmen 3 Drivers afi Electricians 18 Engineer mechanics 33 Farm hands* 75 Fire brigadrsmen 9 Fisherman 1 Gardeners 8 Grocer 1 Grooms 1 Hairdresser 1 Inspectors (council) 5 Ironmonger 1 Ironworker 1 Labourers 109 Lands and Survey Department .. .. 3 Land agent 1 Law clerk 1 lift attendants 10 lighthouse keepers 5 Masseurs and hath attendants .. .. 11 Messengers and nightwatchnien .. .. 72 Mental hospital attendants 5 Miners 4 Painters 6 Photographer 1 Picture theatre employee 1 Plumbers 10 Policeman 1 Post and Telegraph Department (lettercarriers, linesmen, etc.) 79 Prison warders, etc 3 Rabbiters (< Railwaymen 58 Bangers 2 Saddlers 3 Salesmen 38 Sawmill hands 9 Schoolteachers 5 Seamen 9 Shearers 4 Shepherds 9; Shipwright 1 ' Shooting saloon attendant 1 Stewards, porters, etc 35 I Stokers, greasers, etc 4 . Stonemason 1 Storemen 59, Surveyors 3 \ Tailor 1 Tally clerks .'! Tollkeepers 3 j Tramwaymeu 26j Tree planters 4 Umbrella makers 2 Watchmakers and jewellers 2 Wool sorters and pressers 4 Total .. 1208 ' A sensible precaution iu changeable weather is to take "NAZOL." Use! the Nazol Inhaler for best results. At: all chemists. .3 ;