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Press, Volume XCIX, Issue 29219, 1 June 1960, Page 24

VACANCIES—MALES EXPERIENCED Lounge SteWJ™Apply Clarendon Hotel. 5021 COOK: permanent live-in posltion offered exp. cook. A PPS ’Phone 49-049. 7287 WHOLESALE GROCERY STRONG YOUTH aged between 15 and 18 years wanted for a large grocery warehouse. Good wages, start immediately. Apply. NATIONAL DISTRIBUTORS, Cr. Carlyle and Gasson streets. 7159 JOINERS We have permanent jobs for Tradesmen Joiners and Machinists in our Riccarton shop. Best conditions with extended hours. Apply JOHN CALDER, LTD., 340 Riccarton road. ’Phone 47-039 '(day) or 60-905 (night). 3009 UPHOLSTERERS’ APPRENTICES UPHOLSTERERS’ APPRENTICES UPHOLSTERERS’ APPRENTICES UPHOLSTERERS’ APPRENTICES WANTED: BOY, two years’ secondary education, to apprentice to trade. Only one willing to thoroughly learn trade need apply. Good future and working conditions.

A. and A. F. REAY. LTD., A. and A. F. REAY, LTD., A. and A. F. REAY, LTD., A. and A. F. REAY, LTD., 230 Moorhouse avenue. Christchurch. 7123 CANTERBURY DAIRY FARMERS, LTD., Kalapoi WE have a vacancy for a keen Man or Youth in the Laboratory at our MILK STATION, Kaiapoi. Previous experience not essential, but some knowledge of Dairy Processing or Herd Recording would be advantage. Adult wage up to £l5 per week. Apply in writing to CANTERBURY DAIRY FARMERS, LTD. R.M.D., Kalapoi .3845 SALESMEN £3O PER WEEK LARGE Established Organisation dealing with the sale of Real Estate. Applicants preferred with sales experience. 25-30 age group. Retainer and Commission will be paid. Own car essential. Only energetic Salesmen with ambition need apply. Write with full particulars to P.O. BOX 1959. P.O. BOX 1959. P.O. BOX 1959. 2630 JUNIOR MALE CLERK THE BRITISH TRADERS’ INSURANCE CO., LTD. HAS A VACANCY FOR A JUNIOR MALE CLERK. THIS position offers a grand opportunity to a Young Man wishing to follow a career in Insurance. The salary scale is a generous one and an excellent Provident Fund is operated by the Company. Applications should be made to:— THE MANAGER. 172 Hereford street, or P.O. Box 730, CHRISTCHURCH.

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