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Bay of Plenty Beacon, Volume 6, Issue 74, 21 May 1943, Page 1

PUBLIC NOTICES SALE BY TENDER DRAPERY STOCK—TANEATUA The Public Trustee, invites tenders for the purchase of drapery stock, also some haberdashery, boots and shoes, being the complete stock in trade of the. late Charles Richard Gooclx of Taneatua. Conditions of tender and stock sheets may be inspected at the Public Trust Offices, Auckland, HamiJton, Gisbornc, Tauranga, Rotorua and Whakatane. Arrangements may be made to inspect the stock through Mr J. G. Mulholland, Public Trust Office, Whakatane, (telephone 217). A deposit of £100 must accompany <iach tender. The highest or any tender >vill not necessarily be accepted. Tenders close at 3 p.m. on 10th June, 1943, at. the Office of the District Public Trustee, Hamilton, to whom tenders are to be addressed, enclosed in sealed envelope, ami marked "Estate of C. R. Gooch, Tender Drapery Stock-in-Tradc." F. J. E. MOORE, District Public Trustee, Hamilton. J 42 AUCTION SALE NOTICE Proposed sale in rooms for next Saturday postponed till 29th inst. Full particulars next v.eek's Beacon. A. J. CANNING & CO., Auctioneers 122 RANGITAIKI PLAINS DAIRY COMPANY LIMITED ASSISTANTS FOR BUTTER FACTORY Additional employees arc urgently required for the. coming season. Acting on the assumption that there are people in the district who can assist the Company and who are willing to do so, once they are aware of the urgency of the situation; the Board of Directors appeals to any residents of the Rangitaiki Plains, who are in a position to lend, a hand, to come forward and offer their services. The following information is given in an endeavour to make the Dairy Company's position reasonably clear, so that those who are prepared and able to help, will understand how real is the need for their assistance. (1) The present Butter Factory staff is insufficient for the coming season. (2) A good many of the existing employees are. Grade I single men. The Company has been compelled to retain the services of men who would prefer to be. in the army. (3) The Armed Forces Appeal Board has repeatedly stated that it will not- permit Grade I single men to be. retained in any industry whilst married men with children are going into camp, unless the Appeal Board is satisfied that the replacement of these single men is an absolute impossibility. The Directors of the Company are i$ complete accord with this view, (4) Despite, the Dairy Companies urgent appeals, the District Manpower Officer cannot find emploj'ees, male or female, married or single. (5) The Armed Forces Appeal Board lias requested that every effort be made to replace live of the Butter Factory's present emplo3'ees by the end of May and other workers by the end of July. At least 9 assistants are required. A number of positions can be filled by women and 1 girls and the remaining ones by men or youths. The wages of youths, women and girls will not be confined to award rates and will be on a liberal basis. Factory conditions arc good and even' attempt will be made to employ workers on jobs best suited to their' experience, abilitj' and physique. Applications will be given full consideration by a Committee of Directors, the Butter Factory Manager and the undersigned. ! Address applications to, or leave particulars with, R. E. BLAIR. ! Secretary-Manager, Private Bag. 11l WHAKATANE.