VACANCIES—FEMALES TEMPO RABY POSITION BOOKKEEPING MACHINE OPERATOR WE require the service! of a Bookkeeping Machine Operator for approximately four months. Overtime is worked in December and January when necessary. Working conditions are good. Apply with references to The Secretary MALING and CO., LTD. 86 Gloucester street CHRISTCHURCH 2950 TYPIST WE have a vacancy for an Intermediate or Senior Typist in our Shipping Department. The duties are varied and of an interesting nature; shorthand is not essential but would be an advantage. Apply to: PRINTING WORKS MANAGER, WHITCOMBE & TOMBS LTD. 561 COLOMBO STREET. TICKET WRITER TICKET WRITER WE have a vacancy for a Junior or Intermediate Girl to be trained as a Ticket Writer. This is an outstanding opportunity for a Young Girl with an eye to her future. Previous experience not essential, as full training will be given. Apply: Mrs North, WOOLWORTHS, NEW BRIGHTON. UNIVERSITY OF CANTERBURY BOARDING BURSAR APPLICATIONS are invited for the position of Boarding Bursar, whose main duties will be to assist Students in obtaining private board in Christchurch. The position is a part-time one requiring attendance at the University for a fixed period each day from approximately midJanuary to mid-March, and at such other times during the year as may be necessary. Salary will be at the rate of £l5O per annum,. Further particulars may be obtained from the undersigned with whom applications in writing close on November 12, 1965. G. G. TURBOTT, Registrar. Private Bag, Christchurch. 2157 UNIVERSITY STUDENTS Two vacancies for holiday period in our Factory. MASONS DRY CLEANERS and LAUNDERERS, 84 Hawdon street. 3953 WOMEN REQUIRED WOMEN REQUIRED WE require two women to be trained for the sorting department at our factory, 110 Ferry road. The wages are liberal and although full time is preferred, part-time workers would be considered. This position is permanent. Apply personally to: MADDREN BROS., LTD., 110 Ferry road, CHRISTCHURCH. 9567 WAITRESS AUTOMOBILE ASSOCIATION (CANTERBURY), INC., requires the services of a Part-time Waitress for its modern Members’ Dining Room until Christmas Eve. The hours of duty are from midday to 2 p.m., Mondays to Fridays. Applications should be made in person to the Dining Room Manageress on the Fourth Floor of the Association’s Headquarters Building, 210 Hereford st., between 2 p.m. and 4 p.m. 2045 WAITRESS WE have a FuM Time Permanent Position available for an Experienced Waitress in our Modern Cedar Room. Working conditions are ideal and good wages will be paid. Staff privi-leges including . a si-ck benefit fund and discounts on purchases are available. Apply to: — The Manageress, THE CEDAR ROOM, THE TAMERS' Cas-hel street, CHRISTCHURCH. 2248 WAGES CLERK We require a Senior Female Clerk conversant with wages and incentive computation, and preferably able to type. Please ring for an appointment. Ask for: The Secretary, OVERSEAS CARPETS (N.Z.), LTD., Maces road, Bromley. TELEPHONE 859-109, WAGES CLERK The position is as Assistant to our Senior Wages Clerk and would suit a young Lady who has had a few years’ clerical experience, and who can handle a book-keeping machine. Previous experience with wages would be an advantage but is not essential. Arrangements will be made for Christmas Holidays to be taken if required. Apply to: The Secretary, AULSEBROOK & CO. LTD. ’Phone 60-999. 2156 *
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Press, Volume CIV, Issue 30901, 6 November 1965, Page 33
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