VACANqg _ TdCW* required fornS£aa«o work tn country garage. Apply in owt. handwriting te SAWYER SAWYER ; '• ' k/*’ 'v*:'' -i ' A fully Bench Sawyer required for radiate mill on Bawy, ro«<t, steel bench with 3-WMdTfeed and all aood gear. Saw doctor on the job. Goodwagea and employment with an old established firm. If yqu want to work right in town here'* “importunity. AU replies confidential. c AP 5 b 'i,oun and SON.' LTD., •The Pioneers of Kadlata.” 242 Ferry road- 'Phone 77-510. 3115 WOODWORKING MACHINIST WOODWORKING MACHINIST WOODWORKING MACHINIST WOODWORKING MACHINIST WOODWORKING MACHINIST We have a vacancy for a Woodworking Machinist in our joinery factory. Excellent conditions, modem plant with infra-red heating throughout. Overtime available. Permanent position. Top wages to a man of ability. R. L. SPARROW,. LTD., 151 Ferry road. 3125 MEN FOR FACTORY We require the following staff for our factory. (1) SAWYER. (2) SHAPER. Both positions are permanent and applications should be made to the factory manager: BUNTING and CO. LTD., BUNTING and CO. LTD., Fife street, CHRISTCHURCH. 7698 lathe turner APPLICATIONS are invited from experienced Tradesmen for a position in our modern works at Hornby. The work is interesting and varied, and there are many prospects for advancement in this growing industry. Working conditions. machines, and amenities are unusually good, and a wage well above award la paid in addition to a substantial weekly bonus. Cafeteria on site, and a bus from the Square runs into the works. Apply Personnel Officer, CROWN CRYSTAL GLASS PTY., LTD.,
Shands road. Hornby. 9762
BOILERMAKER FIRST-CLASS TRADESMEN required for both shop and field work. Excellent working conditions, with wages above award rates. Overtime is offered. Apply— SHERLOCK AND COTTON LTD., 20 SOUTHWARK STREET. 20 SOUTHWARK STREET. •PHONE 65-255 •PHONE 65-255 3083 WELDERS FIRS-CLASS OPERATORS required for both shop and field work. Excellent working conditions, with wages above award rates. Overtime is offered. Apply— SHERLOCK AND COTTON LTD., 20 SOUTHWARK STREET, 20 SOUTHWARK STREET, 'PHONE 65-255. ’PHONE 65-255. 3082 The Railways have vacancies f0r.... LOCOMOTIVE TRAINEES SPECIAL TRAINING COURSE AT CHRISTCHURCH AND GREYMOUTH. There are vacancies for ambitious young men who wish to join the Railways Department as Locomotive Trainees and attend a special School of Instruction at Christchurch or Greymouth, commencing July 18. 1960. This is an outstanding opportunity to start training for a worthwhile career as an engine driver in New Zealand's largest and most important transport undertaking. These conditions will apply Applications will be accepted from young men between the ages of 17 and 26 last birthday. who are physically fit and who have been educated to Primary School Certificate standard. Selected trainees will be posted to a School of Instruction at Christchurch or Grey mouth for six weeks’ full-time training. Normal wages wifi be paid by the Department during the training school period. Applications close at Christchurch or Greymouth on 27th June, 1960. Young men who qualify are invited to post the coupon below without delay. Locomotive Supervisor, Railways Department, CHRISTCHURCH OR GREYMOUTH I wish to be considered for the special training course for Locomotive Trainees at the School of Instruction. Full Name Age Address 4 Present Employment Education M .. M M
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Press, Issue 29236, 21 June 1960, Page 24
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