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SITUATIONS VACANT I FIRST-CLASS Cook wanted. 2-handed I kitchen. Apply Grand Hotel. 81041 GENERAL Wanted. Apply New Railway | Hotel. 8155 ' THIRD Cook Wanted. Apply Hotel Federal. ■ 8131 PASTRYCOOK Wanted for country, easy place. E 3978, “Press." MACHINIST wanted to Sew Coach Squabs in own home. 'Phone 35-056. 2003 ASSISTANT Boy, 15 to 18, learn trade. I N. W. Robinson, 223 A High street. X 4.83 ASSISTANT Cook wanted tor ot. Helens Hospital; live out. Apply Matron. 8023 EXP’D. Waitress Required, 5-day week. Good wages Apply. Coffee Pot. 16 New Regent st. X 3720 GIRL or Woman Wtd., for Quick Lunch and Cake Counter. Apply, 210 A Cashel street. X 3953 WATCHMAKER Wanted for Progressive Business in North Island; liberal salary to competent man. E 3477. "Press." YOUNG Man wishing to revive Latin Studies seeks Competent Tutor. E3B7y. “Press.” CAPABLE Housekeeper Wanted, farmer's residence, 12 miles Christchurch; good home. E 3884, “Press.” BOY, 15-17, Wanted, work on Farm, drive tractor. Apply 97 Paterson ave., Halswell. X 3867 “A" GRADE Motor Mechanic; also Battery Repair Man. Watkinsons. Ltd., 265 Tuam street. X 3254 DOMESTIC Help, no washing, three or more mornings a week; 2s 6d hour; Shirley district. E 3730. “Press.” FIRST-CLASS Baker Wanted to take charge; wages, £9 per week; also. Second Hand, urgently. F. C. Platt, Merivale Bakery. 1994 MACHINISTS Wanted, experienced or inexperienced; good wages and liberal weekly bortus F. Dunn and Co., 244 Tuam st. X 2534 FASHION House require Junior for Mantle Showroom; also. Dressmaker or Tailoress for Alteration Room Apply 1 Fashion House, 236 High st. 7923 COOK General wanted, small adult family. Good wages. No washing. Other help kept. Apply Dr. Arthur Sandston. 400 Durham st. 'Phone 36-562. 1990 JUNIOR Customs Clerk: Office Junior Wanted to learn Shipping and Customs Work. A. R. Guthrey and Co.. 339 Moorhouse ave. 8169 . GIRLS, 15 to 18, to learn Tailoring. Guaranteed to teach the trade thoroughly. Good wages. Apply Farrier, Ladies' and Gents' Tailors, 646 Colomob st— 8983 EXCELLENT opportunity for Boy eager to learn Butchery Trade. First-class conditions and wages. Apply A. B. Anderson, 74 Edgeware rd., St. Albans. 12 EARN SA~T6~io/- PER HOUR Writing Display Cards and Tickets. Full or part-time job. Free Illustrated Booklet shows you how. WRITE NOW McKays Art School, Box 367, Wanganui. T.C. WANTED, Exp’d. Gardener, capable of taking charge, vegetables and flowers. Separate cottage, hot and cold water, electricity. Write, with refs, to Commander T. S. Critchley, “Winterholme.” Kekerangu. MEDICAL PRACTITIONER Medical Practitioner desires an Assistant for City Practice. Good remuneration and prospects. Written applications to—“MEDICINE,” Care Inglis Wright Advertising Dunedirf. ; YOUNG LADY wanted with some Baby Nursing experience. Must be capable and reliable and of good address. All electric home, close City. Own bed-sitting room. Apply 479 GLOUCESTER ST. Phone 34-454._39 MESSRS T. H. Davies and Co., Ltd., require the services of a keen, energetic Youth, about 16 years of age. Applicant will have opportunity of learning the oil and colour trade. Apply 480 Colombo st., Sydenham 8198 SHOWROOM ASSISTANT—An apprentice is required as an assistant? in our Showroom. The position offers exceptional opportunities for advancement to a young lady with personality. Constance Gee, Ltd., Colombo st., Christchurch. 8200

ADDINGTON-SPREYDON DISTRICT WANTED Female Workers for Lace Web and Spring Making. Senior or Junior, full or part time. Good wages, interesting work, and good conditions. Apply Factory, 24-26 Collins street, Addington, or Showroom. Tuam street ’Phone 33-202. 2075 WANTED Urgently, &mart, clean MEN. Window and General Cleaning, £5 5s clear of tax to start; after, wages according to ability; 40-hour week, overtime optional; with push cycle and light truck licence an advantage. Vacuum Cleaning Co., Ltd.. 315 Hereford st.. Tel. 31-104. 8219 MANUFACTURING CHEMIST. A leading firm of manufacturing chemists require the services of a Competent. Practical Chemist, preferably with a knowledge of cosmetic and pharmaceutical manufacturing and ability to take charge and control staff. Excellent prospects for right man. Written applications to MAISON CARLYLE (N.Z.), LTD.. 3 College Hill, AUCKLAND.BO63 LIGHT EMPLOYMENT FOR GIRLS, inexperienced Girls will be paid £3 15s for 40-hour week, plus overtime and plus good production bonus, for light, clean work of an easy nature All factory facilities available, including canteen, inquiries welcomed, and applications should be made now. J. GADSDEN and CO., LTD., 118 DURHAM ST. (near Moorhouse >ve.). THE PARIS MANUFACTURING CO. requires the services of a Woman for serving morning and afternoon tea and general cleaning. The position is a full-time one, but we are willing to engage a person who could work part-time if necessary. Good wages and conditions. Apply personally to the Manager. Paris Manufacturing Co.. Ltd.. 250 St Asaph street. 8017 HERE IS AN OPPORTUNITY FOR YOU! JUNIOR GIRL.—A Christchurch firm of importers and distributors requires the services of a Junior Girl. Duties consist of Shorthand, Typing, General Office work, messages, etc. This is an excellent opportunity for a girl who has had a good education, has a pleasant manner, and the ability to learn. You will be working in most congenial surroundings in a pleasant office atmosphere. This is the position you have been waiting for. Apply in first instance, to Box 378. or Ring 35-185 for an appointment. 8177 PERMANENT WORK offered under ideal working conditions at tup wages, plus bonuses, for: PLAIN SEWER MACHINISTS, OVERLOCK MACHINISTS, BUTTONHOLE MACHINISTS, APPRENTICES, and WOMEN AND GIRLS who would like •to learn Machining. Girls who are keen to learn are taught every branch of machining under supervisors who are thoroughly conversant with all clothing trade requirements, for further particulars apply THE LATEX RUBBER CO., LTD., 152 High street (opp High Street Post Office). Christchurch 3315 THE MARATHON RUBBER FOOTWEAR. LTD., have vacancies fdr experienced MACHINISTS. JUNIORS, and APPRENTICES The work offering is light and the factory conditions are excellent. For girls living in Linwood, Opawa. Woolston. Heathcote, Sumner, or Lyttelton, this opportunity should have particular appeal, and for girls in other districts a free bus runs from the Square every morning. For experienced Machinists the wage, including bonuses, is £4 10s lOd gross per 40hour week. Girls who are interested in obtaining attractive and constant employment should make inquiries at the Marathon Rubber Footwear, Ltd., Cumnor tee., Woolston, or at the Latex Rubber Co., Ltd., High st., ChristchurchBo4s WELLINGTON CITY COUNCIL STAFF VACANClES—Applications are Invited for -the undermentioned positions in the Service of the Wellington City Council:—(a) Registered Surveyor, City . Engineer’s Department. Salary £565 per annum, plus £l3 cost-of-living allowance, (b) Analytical Chemist, City Engineer’s Department: Preference will be given to a Chemist with a knowledge of bacteriology. The commencing salary will oe not less than £360 per annum, plus £25 cost-of-living allowance, but a higher salary will be paid to an appointee with special qualifications or experience. (c) Civil Engineering Assistant, City Engineer’s Department (two vacancies): Applicants must have passed the final examination for the B.E. (Civil) Degree, gossess an Associateship of the Canterury School of Engineering, or be a corporate member of a recognised Engineering Institution. The commencing salary will be fixed between £3BO and £435 per annum, both plus £l3 cost-of-living allowance, according to qualifications and experience, (d) Assistant Analyst, Municipal Milk Department: The commencing salary will be not less than £360 per annum, plus £25 cost-of-living allowance, but a higher salary will be paid to. an appointee with special qualifications or experience. Copies of conditions of appointment to these positions may be obtained from the Office of this newspaper. Applicants, which should be addressed to the undersigned, and enclosed in envelopes endorsed according to the position sought, close at neon on Tuesday, the 9th July, 1946.—-E. P. NORMAN. Town Clerk. 7893

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