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Wanganui Chronicle, Volume 90, Issue 9, 11 January 1946, Page 1

SITUATIONS VACANT l>Oi wanted for Sheep Farm near Wanganui. Phone 548. OOY’ wanted for holidays, or per•D manent. Parnell and Cox, the! Plant Shop. pARPENTER- Joiner required; able ! to compile and work to blue I prints. Big wages offered suitable man. Write "L 136 Chronicle, immediately. C'OOK, second, wanted. Apply Metropolitan Hotel. Wanganui. JUNIOR Typiste wanted by well- ■ " established firm. Good working! conditions, 38-hour week, with no I Saturday. Every chance of advance-1 ment. Write “L 134 Chronicle. AJARRIED Man wanted for Sheep ' * Farm; must be fully experienced in ail stock and general farm work: easy country, good house on good road, three miles from township; good wages and allowances. Apply Dalgety : and Co., Raetihi. VJAN or Woman wanted for Clerical ■ L ’ X work for two or three hours on five afternoons weekly; vicinity Aramoho. Typing not necessary. 'Phone 3226. PENSIONER wanted to keep country house in vegetables, and odd jobs, in return small remuneration and keep. Write “L 128 Chronicle. vyOULD Applicants for position as i ’’ Female Shop Assistant at Garney Spooner and Son, please call again? ANTED—Tailoresses, Trouser or ’’ Vest Hands. Whole or part time. Apply McSkimming. yV ANTED—Gladiola Growers to contact V. G. Rockell, 38 Bignell Street. yOUNG Man wanted for Agricultural Farm: milk three cows; close to town: good wages and home; prospects. Write “L 137 Chronicle. MACHINISTS WANTED. MACHINISTS wanted, experience x not essential; highest wages offered. Apply— McKENDRICK BROS., Taupo Quay. HOUSEMAID-WAITRESS WANTED. Good Homely Position. Small House. Apply— MANCHESTER HOTEL, Feilding. TO NEWSPAPER WORKERS. w E require the services of: 1— Stonehand-machinist. 2— Lino Operator. 3 —Stonehand - machinist with knowledge of operating. Good wages and conditions in New Zealand’s most desirable provincial town. Apply the Manager, Morning Post, Rotorua. POSTER’S HOTEL Requires CAPABLE HEAD WAITRESS. £3/10/- per Week Clear. Also—2 GOOD WAITRESSES. Apply MANAGER, ■Phone 3689. WANTED. {JOMPANIONHELP. Energetic, and i with pleasant disposition. Good conditions, surroundings, working hours and pay. Every modern conI venience. Adequate leisure. Write—“Ll33,” Chronicle. I | LLAMBA WOOLS RUG FACTORY. SELWYN BUILDINGS, AVENUE. yOUNG GIRLS WANTED to learn Machining and Finish. And YOUTHS to.learn cutting of floor coverings and clicking slippers. These positions have good prospects for energetic young people, and a per- • sona< interest is taken in all members , of the staff. Good commencing wage, bonus and excellent working conditions. ; Apply to— THE MANAGER. T7ARN 5/- to 10/- per hour writing display cards and tickets. Full or part-time job. Free illustrated booki let show’s you how. Write now. Me- * Kay’s Art School, Box 367, Wanganui. GETTING” AHEAD - I Are you one of thoee wanting to Ro ahead in I your trade, business or profession? If bo, the I shortest and surest road to success is to become an I.C.S. TRAINED man. Here are ! some of the 300 I.C.S. wpecialised Courses:— ' Building Contractor Architecture I Works Manager Metallurgy i Radio Engineer Motor Meeh. ] Electrical Eng. Welding Eng. I Concrete Work Journalism What is your vocation? Send for the Free I.C.S. Prospectus : n which is >et out details lof spare time training. Make your "go-ahead" year -become an I.C.S. TRAINER I INTERNATIONAL CORRESPONDENCE SCHOOLS | Dept. 1. 182 Wakefield St., Wellington. i WANTED TO EXCHANGE j 'pENANCY, State House, Wanganui, j for similar in Raetihi. Write I “1,135.” Chronicle. - -- - HARPER’S RADIO SUPPLIES I lUST Arrived—Clip-on Bed Lamps. I * complete with 9ft. flex. Only 22/6 yEECO Electric Jugs, Blue anc i Green: limited supplies. Great value at 35 -. Repairs. All makes. Prompt, efficient, reliable. Harper's <opp “Herald”). Phone 3220.