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Evening Star, Issue 24325, 14 October 1942, Page 5

01 lU A t IUNt W .I-. i Z lines (12 words) Is, 3 lines (18 words) Is 6d, 4 lines (24 words) 2s. SHOEMAKEE. WANTED, Experienced man to take full charge of our modern shoemaking department. Production consists of military boots and women’s shoes. , Successful applicant must bo good organiser and have sound technical knowledge of good shoemaking. Good salary and excellent prospects for advancement. BUCHANAN AND EDWARDS LIMITED (Late New Zealand Slippers Ltd.), Railway Avenue, Lower Hutt, ■Wellington. D.I.C. TICKET WRITER. A VACANCY has occurred at the D.l.C.'* for an Experienced SENIOR TICKET WRITER.* Apply personally, with specimens of work, to THE ASSISTANT MANAGER, D.1.C., Dunedin.

WANTED, p IRL FOR GENERAL OFFIOE DUTIES, with one or two years’ experience. Apply ACCOUNTANT, Turnbull and Jones Limited. WANTED, FOR DOWN QUILT DEPARTMENT. SIX EXPERIENCED MACHINISTS (Present award wages for journeywomen 63s weekly), SIX INEXPERIENCED WOMEN, EIGHT GIRL LEARNERS. Apply ARTHUR ELLIS AND CO. LTD. Kaikorai, Dunedin. WANTED, FOOTWEAR SALESDunedin Retail WOMAN for our Branch. - Applications, stating age, with copies ot references, to HALLENSTEIN BROS. LTD., 20 Dowling street, Dunedin. WHOLESALE WINE AND SPIRIT MERCHANTS R EQUIRE STOREMAN-PACKER, able to drive motor lorry. Apply, by letter, to 1 • P.O. BOX 410, Dunedin. LEDGERKEEPER. WANTED, LEDGERKEEPER for Retail Warehouse. Apply, with copy of references, to BOX 139, Dunedin. WANTED, jyCENSED ELECTRICAL WIREMAN. Apply Mr GREY, Otago Harbour Board Store, Richardson street. Telephone No. 12-006. BOROUGH OF ROTORUA. Applications, dosing on October 27, are invited for the Position of BOROUGH TREASURER, Male or Female. Wartime appointment only. Salary, £4OO per annum. Conditions of appointment may be inspected at the Star Office. y W. A. McLEAN, Town Clerk. CONVEYANCING CLERK. [■XT'ANTED, urgently, in ‘ Christchurch It legal firm, a Competent CONVEYNCER (no military duties). • Apply m handwriting, stating fully exenence, giving age, and stating amount of alary expected. Reply to LEGAL, Box 663? Christchurch. Earn 5s to ios per hour writing SHOWCARDS AND TICKETS. Free Illustrated Booklet shows you how to begin. Write to-day.—McKAY’S STUDIOS, P.O. Box 367, Wangaijui. WANTED, WARDSMAID and RELIEVING MAID for Wakari Hospital, Dunedin. Award wages. Apply THE MATRON. WANTED, Girl for suburb Home-made Cake Kitchen.—A 215, Star.

!V6A LOT ON MY HANDS TH6S6 DAYS BUT! CAN TAKetT, f. •2 P V THE ONE SOAP SPECIALLY MADE TO PREVENT "B.O." 1. Rush hour in a restaurant certainly knocks the stuffing out of you! Heavy trays . , . short tempers • • • hungry customers —and only half the staff we used to have. Phew! 2. But when you read in the paper what our boys are doing, it makes you think. “If they can take so much, we mustnt grumble.” ... Anyway, it’s easy to freshen up at the end of the day. M r 3? I’M IN DEBT TO UFEBUOV. I KNOW I’M SAFE FROM 8.0. AND MV SKIN THUS ME ITS ABOUT THE MILDEST SOAP iVe EVER USED. 3. When I get home, a Lifebuoy bath for me! Tiredness drifts away. The day's stickiness disappears. In a few minutes I'm ready for anything knowing I m dainty, feeling braced-up and fresh. 4. Down at the Red Cross depot they Ire always glad of help. It’s a hectic life but I like it. If we once let those Japa get a leg-in we’d know what real trouble was like. A LEVER PRODUCT