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SITUATIONS VACANT GENERAL Wanted. Y.W.C.A., Latimer sq. 2443 GENERAL required immediately. ’Phone 33-870. -> 2411 KARITANE Nurse for Private Baby, Home. Ring 22-624. i WAITRESS Wanted. 5-day week. Apply United Service Hotel. 2412 HELP Wtd. in small home, near city, two half days a week. Ring 22-051. EXP’D. Axemen, good wages to competent men. Apply, 14 Queens ave.. Fendalton, after 5 p.m. T/C HOUSEKEEPER required, working man’s home; easy place; must be reliable. E 4681, “Press.” BEATHS Tea ‘ Rooms require Two Fully Experienced Waitresses for their English Buffet Service. Apply, Mrs 'Fulton, 2337 EXP’D. Finisher for Ladies’ Tailoring. Should be quick and neat. Apply, "Rosalie” Wear, Ltd., 755 Colombo st. 2350 REFINED, bright person, 3 afternoons weekly, occasionally evenings, for minding 2 children- and small duties, Merivale. ’Phone 35-510.. , YOUNG Married Couple Wtd. All farm work, good house, all electric. Wife, cook for one gent. Apply with refs, to Ml2, "Press” Office, Ashburton. = HOUSEKEEPER Wanted for Little River district. Cook for two men. Good wages and excellent conditions for suitable applicant. Apply Pyne, Gould, Guinness Ltd., Christchurch. 2392 PERMANENT Position offered to Linotype Operator on Daily Provincial Newspaper. Day work. Award wages. Start immediately. Apply, enclosing refs., tb Box 210, Whangarei. 2409 PERMANENT Employment Offered for Machinists, Cutters, Menders, Table-hands. Overtime worked regularly and piecework wages paid on individual effort. Ap?ly to—The Manager, Radley Hosiery Mill, sis street, Woolston. 2311 EXPERIENCED Cook wanted, modern kitchen, elec., 40-hour week. Wages £5 per week free of tax. Live in or live out optional. CROWN HOTEL, Temuka, Telephone 4.' 2450 TINSMITH or Light Sheet Metal. Worker Wanted. This is a really good job for a first-class man. Good wdrking conditions. Permanent position. 49-hour week, overtime if desired. Apply: Christchurch Mechanical Works, 108 St. Asaph street. 2418 MARRIED Women of Woolston and surrounding districts are offered congenial employment either by hand or machine. To suit applicants, whole or part time can be worked, and the wages are good. Apply to—The Manager, Radley Hosiery Mill, Isis street, Woolston.23ll WANTED to start Monday morning, a man to assist in Foundry. Permanent job to suitable man. Wages £5 14s clear for 40-hour week. Apply the Foreman, Atkinson and Son Ltd., Iron Founders and Engineers, 184 Carlyle street. 2289 FEMALE CLEJRK. LARGE MERCANTILE OFFICE has Vacancy for an Intermediate or Senior Clerk to be trained as a Burroughs BOOKKEEPING MACHINE OPERATOR. Good conditions and excellent prospects for advancement. Apply with copies of references to—“ Machine Operator,” C/o. Box 818, Christchurch. \2375 A WELL-KNOWN City Firm has a vacancy on its staff for a Male Clerk, about 20-21 years of age. The position is one which offers scope for advancement. Apply, stating age and particulars of previous experience to E 4332, "Press.” FIRST-CLASS Greenkeeper wanted by an old established Bowling Club in Christchurch. Wages £7 week for 35 weeks, £1 week retainer for 17 weeks. For schedule of duties apply: SECRETARY, P.O. Box 740. Christchurch. PALMERSTON NORTH HIGH SCHOOLS BOARD.—Position of Principal Technical SchooI.—APPLICATIONS . ARE INVITED for the position of PRINCIPAL of the Palmerston North Technical School. The salary of the Principal is that of Grade V. APPLICATIONS, CLOSING JULY 22nd, 1946, should be forwarded to the undersigned. Palmerston North (Box 80). —L. I. PLIMMER, Secretary. 2303 TO ARCHITECTURAL DRAUGHTSMEN AND STRUCTURAL ENGINEERS.—A LARGE AUCKLAND FIRM requires the Services of 1 Senior Architectural Draughtsman, salary £6OO per annum, plus superannuation; ALSO 2 Architectural Draughtsmen, salary £450 per annum, plus superannuation; ALSO, 1 Structural Engineer, salary £550, plus superannuation. Apply— BOX 269, AUCKLAND. 2282

ANTI-TUBERCULOSIS ASSOCIATION OF N.S.W.. SYDNEY.—APPLICATIONS ARE INVITED for the position of MEDICAL OFFICER for the above Association’s Country Mobile Clinic which will be engaged in radiological and clinical diagnostic procedures. Living accommodation available on Clinic. Salary £1250 per annum. For further particulars apply to the General Secretary, Anti-Tuberculosis Association of N.S.W., 33 Macquarie place, Sydney.'23B3 KING EDWARD TECHNICAL COLLEGE, DUNEDIN.—SENIOR WORKSHOP INSTRUCTOR.—Broad experience desirable in fitting, turning, and machine shop practice. Experience in another specialised field an additional recommendation. Ability to teach bne other subject, e.g. trade drawing, elementary mechanics, desirable but not essential. Salary fixed according to personal grading by Education Department. APPLICATIONS CLOSE JULY 15th. Work commences September 9th, 1946.—W. G. ALDRIDGE, Princioal and Secretary. 2284 WELLINGTON HOSPITAL BOARD.— JUNIOR DENTAL SURGEON. HUTT HOSPITAL.—APPLICATIONS ARE ** INVITED for the position of Junior Dental Surgeon, Hutt Hospital. Salary—First year £485 per annum. Second year £535 per annum. Applications stating age, married or single, qualifications, earliest date by which duty could be commenced, and giving a concise statejnent of experience, should be addressed to the undersigned.—J. B. I. COOK, Secretary. 2381 CANTERBURY EDUCATION BQARD. ADMISSION TO TRAINING COLLEGE IN 1947. APPLICATIONS. ACCOMPANIED BY DOCUMENTARY EVIDENCE OF EXAMINATIONS PASSED, TWO TESTIMONIALS AS TO CHARACTER, AND COPY OF BIRTH CERTIFICATE, are invited up to MONDAY, 2nd SEPTEMBER, 1946, for entry to a Teachers’ Training College under Divisions A, C, D or HOME SCIENCE. LATE APPLICATIONS WILL NOT BE ACCEPTED. Applications should be addressed to the Education Board of the district in which the candidate's home is situated. To be admitted in DIVISION C, an apSlicant must be a graduate of a recognised niversity or have, as a matriculated student, satisfactorily completed a three years’ course in Agriculture or Home Science at a College recognised by the University of New Zealand, or have obtained some other educational qualification that in the opinion of the Director of Education is equivalent thereto. Candidates for admission as students of

ror aamission as students of .Division C may submit their applications in anticipation of their obtaining the necessary academic qualifications -by the time/ the Training College opens. ALL DIVISION C STUDENTS WILL TRAIN AT THE AUCKLAND TRAINING COLLEGE. The minimum, academic qualification for admission in DIVISION A is a pass in the University Entrance Examination or the School Certificate Examination. (Candidates who are sitting for the iTnrversity Entrance and/or School Certificate exam- , inations this year, 1946, will not be eligible.) To be admitted in DIVISION D, an applicant must (a) be the holder of a New , Zealand Teacher’s, Certificate not lower? than Class D or a New Zealand Handi- ; craft Teacher’s Certificate: (b) have been for such 1 period as may be approved by ; the Director regularly employed in teaching in a registered school or schools; (c) ’ have been approved for training by the Director., of Education. * The course Of a student of Division D ‘ shall be for such period as the Director s shall, determine and shall be wholly pro- ■ fessionaibpr partly academic and partly , professional as the Senior Inspector may HOME pCIENCE students will be re’qujred to undergo a two-year course. .. Two terms will be spent at the Dunedin Training College- and the remaining term of the first year and the whole of the second Will be spent at approved postphimary schools. Students will be attached ifr schools as. near as possible to ’ their - hdmes. The Homecraft course is distinct from the Training College course and from the University Home Science course leading -to a degree or diploma. There are, however, affiliations with both those courses. Applicants should measure up to the general standards of the other candidates . selected for Training College, and will be selected for their interest in Homecraft subjects. Preference will be given to girls who have taken a good range of Homecraft subjects a| a post-primary school. The minimum academic requirement is a pass in the School Certificate or University Entrance Examination. Those who are successful in , their applications will have an excellent opportunity of obtaining positions as Domestic Science Instructresses in the various education districts throughout New Zealand. No candidate will be selected for admission to a Training College for any course of training unless he or she is at least 17 YEARS .OF AGE ON THE 28th FEBRUARY, "1947. Candidates will require to be medically exatnined by the School Medical Officers and interviewed by .the Selection Committee at times tn arranged at convenient centres, due notice of which will be given. Forms of application are obtainable at the office of the Canterbury Education Board, 196-198 Oxford terrace, -ChristI church. _ s L. E. ROWI4EY, Christchurch, Secretary. June 24, 1946.