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VACANCIES—MAUS TvaNUD. good type of Labourers for Machine Work in our Stone Factory. Extended houre worked. Apply Canterbury Stone Co., Ltd.. 169 Durham -street,946l YOUNG, enet’.etlc man for gardening. One day weekly. Phone 37-102. VICTORIA UNIVERSITY OF WELLINGTON DEPT. OF CHEMISTRY Applications are invited for the position of TEMPORARY LECTURER IN CHEMISTRY. Salary scale £1025 to £1275 per annum, initial salary according to qualifications and experience. Conditions of appointment obtainable from the Registrar of any New Zealand University. Applications close with the undersigned on the 30th September, 1959. L. O. DESBOROUGH, Registrar. 7754 BULLER HOSPITAL COMMISSION. HOUSE SURGEON. APPLICATIONS addressed to the Medical Superintendent are invited for a junior or senior position at Buller Hospital, Westport. Salary for the former is £655 and for Ist and 2nd year senior £765 and £875, plus in all cases £65 p.a. for a Hospital of less than 150 beds. Fully furnished single or married quarters available in self-contained flat. G. A. BROWN, Managing COMPETENT MALE CLERK A competent Male Clerk up to 21 years of age is required in the Christchurch office of a substantial New Zealand Company. It is preferable that applicants are studying accountancy and there is plenty of opportunity to progress. A first class salary will be offered in an excellent office. Apply in writing in strictest confidence giving age, previous experience and any other relevant details to: •'ADVANCEMENT," C/o J. Inglis Wright, Ltd., P.O. Box 305, Christchurch. 8676 MOTOR MECHANIC MOTOR MECHANIC WANTED for an old-established but progressive Motor Company in Christchurch. Should be between 25 and 35. If conscientious, capable and the right personality, an opportunity is available in say six to 12 months to become the Service Manager’s key man, becoming responsible for handling staff, customers, and workshop development. The applicant, preferably married, must be of good character and interested in learning and studying factory data, etc. Sound steady future. Forward particulars of qualifications and experience, to: "MOTOR MECHANIC,” “MOTOR MECHANIC,” Box 2284, Christchurch. 7509 AUTOMOTIVE AUTOMOTIVE AUTOMOTIVE ELECTRICIAN 1 I ELECTRICIAN ! I ELECTRICIAN I 1 WE have an Immediate vacancy for a first-class tradesman in our Modern Electrical Bay. Excellent working conditions prevail and we have a good cafeteria and good staff amenities. Please apply to:— Assistant Service Manager, HUTCHINSON MOTORS, LTDHUTCHINSON MOTORS. LTD., Authorised Ford Motor Sales and Service, 186-192 Tuam street (near Colombo st.), CHRISTCHURCH. 8596 MASSEY AGRICULTURAL COLLEGE University of New Zealand, Palmerston North, REGISTRARSHIP REGISTRARSHIP REGISTRARSHIP Applications closing September 25 are invited for the position of Registrar of the College. Details concerning salary, duties, conditions of appointment, etc., may be obtained from the undersigned. C. C. YATES. Registrar.

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