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Press, Volume XCVII, Issue 28481, 10 January 1958, Page 18

gr I■> ■ A? WELL PAID POSITIONS AT LYTTELTON Our experienced shirt operators earn high weekly wages based on individual ability. As it takes time to gain skill, a learners' Wage Incentive programme has been installed. This makes it possible for you to earn more than your minimum hourly rate while you learn. Free tea is provided during lunch hour and morning and afternoon breaks. Good conditions of service with friendly workmates. As a member of our team you will be made to feel at home. Why not call with your parents and see our Mr Reeve on or after 14th January. LICHFIELD (N.Z.) LTD., Winchester St., Lyttelton.

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