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I SITUATIONS VACANT— (Continued.) WANTED, first-class Barman. Apply Railway Hotel, Lower Hutt. PANTRYMAID, experienced; permanent, Blrts Quick Lunch, Lambton Qy. WANTED. Caretaker-Doorkeeper: also Woman Cleaner. Apply Tudor Theatre, Willis St. WANTED. Woman, cook for shearing gang. Good accommodation. Walsh, Dannevirke. - WANTED, Manager for billiard .saloon; wages £7 a week. Apply 162 High St., Lower Hutt. COiMPANION-'iHousekeeper, gentlewoman, intellectual interests, tor family 2; country town. C 5, “Dominion.’’ WANTED, kind person to attend Invalid Lady; country home; £3 per week. Apply W, Crom-b. I'araparaumu. WANTED. Woman, take charge cake shop, also assistant. , Experience preferred, not essential. Creswell’s Bakery, Treiitliam. CAPABLE Girl, Institution (essential industry) ; top wages, good conditions. Apply immediately, 115 Brougham St. Tel. 50-829, WANTED. AN INTERMEDIATE TYI’ISTE. Also an OFFICE JUNIOR. Apply— SCREENS ADVERTISING, LTD., Top Floor, Routh's Building. 142 Featherston Street, or Telephone 44-188. PONGAROA RABBIT BOARD. WANTED, A RABBITER. Award wages and skins. P. R. KENT, Secretary, Box 28, Pongaroa. HOUSEKEEPER. WANTED, end of November, a House keeper; two in family; no washing; charlady; good home. Salary £2/10/, tax free Write “Khandallah.” c/o P.O. Box 1. Wellington. BARRETT'S HOTEL Requires an EXPERIENCED SECOND COOK APPLY PERSONALLY. WATERFRONT CONTROL COMMISSION APPLICATIONS are invited from physically lit men for Employment on the Waterfront at the Port of Wellington for the duration of War emergency. Applications must be made in the prescribed Form obtainable from the Office of the Waterfront Controller, Room 88, Second Floor, A.M.P. Building, Wellington, C.l, P.O. Box 132. Telephones 40-805 and 40-790. C. C. VANDENBERGH, Waterfront Controller. WOMEN AND GIRLS. WE'are urgently wanting Women and Girls for light, interesting factory work; no previous experience necessary; congenial surroundings and highest wages paid. Apply— JACQUARD HOSIERY MILLS LTD., Irvine and Stevenson's Building, 10 Brandon Street. DUNEDIN CHORAL SOCIETY (INC.). CONDUCTOR. APPLICATIONS (closing on November 1, 1943) are invited for above position. Full particulars of duties, honorarium, ete., obtainable from the undersigned. G. V. MURDOCH, Hua. Sec., P.O. Box 705, Dunedin. * WANTED, BOYS, TO LEARN TRADE IN ALL MOTORBODY BUILDING DEPARTMENTS. Apply CRAWLEY, RIDLEY & CO., 116-128 Taranaki Street. SENIOR FEMALE CLERK. WE WILL SHORTLY HAVE A VACANCY FOR A SENIOR FEMALE CLERK AND APPLICATIONS ARE INVITED FOR THE POSITION. Preference will bo given to applicants with a knowledge of wages and factory costing, although experience iu these is not essential. Neatness, accuracy, and quickness on figures are required. Elementary typing ability an advantage. Permanent position with good salary. Reply, enclosing copies only of references, stating age and experience and salary required, to— Tlie Secretary, BOND’S HOSIERY MILLS (N.Z.), LTD., P.O. Box 862, Wellington. THE CHRISTCHURCH GAS, COAL AND COKE CO., LTD. APPLICATIONS AKE INVITED FOR THE POSITION OF WORKS SUPERINTENDENT OF THE CHRISTCHURCH GAS WORKS. The salary will commence at £5OO per annum, rising to £6OO per annum by two annual increments of £5O. The successful applicant will lie required to live in the Company’s residence situated on tlie (Jas Works. This residence will be provided rent free. Applicants must have had a thorough' training and knowledge of Gas " orks practice, and have a full experience of Horizontal Retort Carbonization, combined witli Purification and general maintenance work. Applications stating qualifications, experience. age, medical grading with fu.l military obligations, and details of present employment, accompanied by copies only of two 'recent testimonials should be forwarded to— THE ENGINEER, Tile Christchurch Gas, Coal & Coke Co., Ltd.. Christchurch. Applications close on October 31. 1943. WHAT IS THE 1.C.5.? THE International Correspondence Schools is tlie largest educational Institution in the world, being established over oO years aS For those who, during working hours, hart! no time to acquire knowledge, the I C.S offers the best and easiest method of training. The student studies in Ills own time, wherever lie is—the Schools corno to him. in whatever subject he Is lining trained, the I.C.S. student is taken step by step through the whole course by practical instructors. ’There are over 300 I.C.S. Courses. Send for details, stating your subject, trade or profession. Free Prospectus nnd prompt reply. No obligations, so write NOW! INTERNATIONAL CORRESPONDENCE SCHOOLS. .Dept. 7, 182 Wakefield Street. Wollin-ston.