VACANCIES—MALES f NORTH CANTERBURY HOSPITAL BOARD. APPOINTMENT OF DIRECTOR. SPINAL INJURY CENTRE. Applications are invited from medical practitioners qualified for appointment as' visiting specialists of senior status under the Hospital Employment (Medical Officers) Regulations, for the new position of Visiting Director the Spinal Injury Centre, which Is shortly to be established at the Princess Margaret Hospital. Applicants must possess a genuine interest in the care of spinal injury cases, and should preferably have undertaken overseas study in the subject. A ■ total of over 7 but not over 10J hours of duty weeklywill be required. Conditions o£_ appointment and special form of application obtainable on request. Applications dose with the undersigned at 9 a m. on Wednesday. September 6. 1961. D HORNE, Acting NORTH CANTERBURY CATCHMENT BOARD DRAUGHTING ASSISTANT AN interesting and remunerative position Is offered to a young lady in the Soil Conservation division. Previous experience is preferable, but not essential. Pleasant working conditions in the city office in Latimer square. Applications close with the undersigned on August 28. 1961. W. W. BROUGH, Secretary. 21 Latimer square, Christchurch. 7225 OPPORTUNITY FOR SALESMAN WE have a vacancy for an Intermediate or Senior Man. with selling experience (not necessarily ladies’ shoes). In our LADIES’ SHOES DEPARTMENT. This Is an excellent opportunity for a bright young man In a field that provides many openings for advancement. A thorough grounding in the Fashion Footwear trade will be given to the successful applicant. Please apply The Staff Officer, J. BALLANTYNE and CO- LTD 7606 OPPORTUNITY for BRIGHT YOUTH Leaving School LICHFIELD (N.Z.), LTD- require a Young Man between 15 and 18 years of age to train for future Warehouse work. He will join our warehouse, and will be encouraged in every way to becopie a valued member of our organisation. The work in the warehouse is interesting and calls for neat appearance, accuracy and Intelligence. Apply in the first instance in writing to The Manager LICHFIELD (N.Z.), LBD. P.O. Box 386 Christchurch 7922 PLUMBERS PLUMBERS We have vacancies for experienced Plumbers. Good wages are paid and good working conditions. Apply PAYNTER & HAMILTON, LTD., PAYNTER & HAMILTON, LTD., 130 TUAM STREET 7BBB PORTER LINCOLN COLLEGE AN active, reliable man Is required for general cleaning duties. Good board and accommodation facilities are available tor single man, or a house for a married man. Award rates with some overtime and bonus rates after six months. Apply to Head Porter. Lincoln College.' H. O. HUNT. Registrar, Lincoln College. 7428 REAL ESTATE SALESMAN EARN £2500 PER ANNUM WE are a very progressive Real Estate Agency members of the Real Estate Institute of New Zealand, with a very substantial sales figure per year, and require an additional Salesman to handle increasing business. Applicants need not be experienced in this field of work as we are willing to train the successful applicant. He must be at least 35 years of age. of mature judgment, d" hard and conscientious worker with pleasant personality and proven sales record. He must also own his own car. All applications in the first Instance to be in writing, together with copies only of references, which will be treated with utmost confidence. Please address replies to: REAL ESTATE SALESMAN, C/o P.D. Box 465 Christchurch. 353*
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Press, Volume C, Issue 29599, 23 August 1961, Page 24
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